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Some of those numbers were pretty much already factored into the equity, right? There's no doubt. You know, I mean, that baby got to one faulty this morning at 139, which is, you know, it's still high in consolidation. But to put, just leave it up there for a while. That's fine. So it's up a buck 85. The expected move was almost $5 yesterday for premium. Okay. So they seem to the headlines are crushed in on almost every metric. Right. Right. And they're only up two bucks. The volatility was priced in and that's a move either way, right? Yes. But they were pricing in that, depending on whether they beat or they missed, it was about $5 give or take. It was a little bit less at one point, but it moves throughout the day yesterday. Microsoft crushes it, man. And they're only up about two bucks. Right. Even last night when they caught the numbers, I stayed here. I was watching it. Yes. It was only up a dollar, 10 and down a dollar. Let's take a look. And as we'll get back to Twitter, that's a different story. Boy, oh boy. Just to see how high it made it. Right. And it was a brief moment. I mean, you know, yeah. So what is this bar? Let's see how high and low we go. We got a high there of $139.58 and a low of $134 flat as it kind of just really tried to find a spot on a 15 minute basis. And then you just saw it basically flat. Yeah. Now I know. Yeah. It was surprising. Yeah. And then Twitter at TWTR. Oh boy. The woes continue at Twitter. Yeah. It's quite a gap down. I mean, look at this thing. So we're down six and a half, $6.76. Also known as almost 20%. Boom. And you're going right after the lower end of the consolidation. Yeah. And that's quite a move, man. Look at that thing. So we get the lower end is laying out there at 26. They're at 32. So what do these guys have to say? Oh, revenue miss, right? Okay. So it's going to be earnings as well, I think. So let's see. Oh, this is, they're seeing their fourth quarter revenue, 940 to a billion. The estimate had been 1.06 with a range of 1.01 to 1.1. They see fourth quarter income of 130 to 170 million. Getting into where they are. Let's see. Third quarter, they came in with adjusted EBITDA 262.8 minus 11% year and year. And the estimate was 303. That's a big miss, man. That's a big miss. Yeah. And then even third quarter revenue, 823, estimate was 875. I mean, mammoth numbers. You're talking about a $50 million miss when you're only supposed to come in at 875. You know, that would be like, you know, some of these mammoth companies like Amazon, if they're supposed to make, you know, 87 billion. They only make 82. Take in 82. You'd be like, oh my God, they missed by 5 billion. Well, guess what? When you're only supposed to take in 875 million revenue, you're only taking 825. That's a huge miss. And we're talking Amazon. Amazon's going to come out after close today. So right now you're trading at that $17.67. It's going to get interesting, man, because this to me, this high volume low is sticking out like a sore thumb, which is a $16.72. I guess it will just depend on what Bezos has to say about taking over the world. Yeah. All right. How much he's just spent this quarter. Sure, for the earnings for sure. Right. And let's just see what the expected move is. We'll go over to that Analyze tab. We'll pull up Amazon. Whoops. AMZN. Just saying in the den maybe 62 bucks. Where are we? There it is. 62 bucks. 62.18. The expected one day move on there. Okay. So that would pretty much be saying that, you know, at the money calls, at the money puts cost you about 31 bucks on each side. Well, it's $1767, man. No. Another way to say that, if the stock was trading at 176, they'd be looking for $6 a movement. Doesn't sound as magnificent, right? Right. If the stock was trading at $17, they'd only be looking for 62 cents of movement. Right. It kind of puts things in perspective. But yeah. And, you know, gold, let's go to silver first. Gold and silver is kind of bid here. Let's go. S-I-Z-9. It looks like silver. I'd like to see that. Yeah. We got a lot going on today, man. We did. Was it consumer durable goods coming out? We had, of course, ECB decision. Yeah. We got Draghi with his last press conference at 8.30, which is probably wrapped up by now. Yeah. This is a good move on silver. So it started right off the bat, too. Yeah. So it's a good move. It's got to get over the highs of, what day is today? Thursday? Yes, it is. It's got to get over the highs of Monday, then. So it's 1789. Inside the gold market, that was moving right along with it. Yeah. It's sticking its head up. That's good. Finally sticking its head up. Let's see if it can... This is good. 15... 1503. Not the 1504. I'd love to see it stick its head up over 1503. It's not a bad setup. And then if we go over to the dollar, and the dollar is moving on Draghi. You know what I mean? I'm sure. Right. Yeah. So, you know, first it was down. Now you got it up 180 ticks. Yeah. It's a little thrust lowered about 3 a.m. as well. Interesting. Then spikes all the way back. And in context, man, not that big of a move, right? 97.3 the bottom. 97.5 kind of this range up here. Yeah. Yeah. It's still hanging basically at those lows from when it came down a week and a half ago. The S&Ps, this is, you know, you're right at those highs and it just gave it up again. It's having a tough time up at these highs. Yeah. We just dropped 15 points. Yeah. And the thing is, you know, you had some good numbers come in. Definitely. You got to be aware of that, man. I mean, you know, let's see. What is that? We haven't even gotten into Tesla yet. They crushed the other park as well. That is something else. Let's go to Tesla, man. One more time. Oh, my God. I wouldn't want to be one of those shots. Getting a nice short squeeze going on again. Oh, my God. Look at that. So, you got a 25%, one out of every four shares of shot. 36 million shares short. Right. You're up 40 bucks. Oof. That is for every 10 bucks. 360 million. So, you're talking about 1.3. What is 36? 1.2. 6. 1.4. Almost 1.5 billion dollars in losses for the shorts overnight. Yeah. And he took in less revenue, but he dropped money to the bottom line. That's the bottom. Let's see. Look, whose quote is that? Picasso-like quarter. The fanboys are out in full force. Tesla shares surging in early trading Thursday after their electric car maker posted unexpected profit. Yeah. So, that's the big difference there. They lose money. Yeah. They make money. $1.86 a share in the third quarter beating the consensus estimate for a 24-cent loss. Company said it's highly confident of reaching the lower end of its prior annual delivery forecast of 360 to 400,000 units. What happened to King Musk out there, Toutin? Wasn't it, you know, half a million cars a year or something? But nonetheless, man, that... 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Big number. So Tesla's the big animal out here. That's up 41. We got Twitter down six and a half. PayPal's up seven. We'll have to see what's going on there. Four, not to miss number two, man. You're only an $8.60 stock and you're down 54 cents, man. That is a move. They had their earnings as well. Why not? Can we just jump into it? Why not? The forecast cut. So lowering its full year forecast may prove to be the last straw for the S&P global ratings, which has said it may downgrade the car maker this year. That's a big one, man. They assigned the company a negative outlook back in July, setting weakness in Ford's overseas operations and the company's ongoing restructuring. The outlook applies to a 12 to 24 month period, which could result, that's how I was waiting for, their rating, man. You got to pay more for debt. You're already in trouble. Right. Then your debt, you know, management fees are going. It's kind of a self-fulfilling prophecy when you're already in trouble and then they're saying they're going to charge you more for debt. Well, how do you get out of that problem if you're already in trouble? A one notch downgrade, one of the analysts said would likely leave Ford one level above junk. Now watch this. This is the other side of that. This is a powerhouse, a rally automotive. When is Amazon going to start selling automotive parts? I bet there's got to be an Amazon executive today saying how are they eating our lunch in parts? And folks, when we look at the numbers here, they run on 50% margins. Don't tell Bezos that. I'm excited about it. It blows my mind. When you take a look at this chart and just, I mean, it's just a powerhouse. We've talked about it many times, right? We've had this exact conversation many times saying, you know, this seems like something that should be ripe for a company like Amazon where they're interchangeable parts. It's not like clothing. You have to go try it on. Why aren't they selling? But nonetheless, man, they got some, the C-suite executive over at O'Reilly. They're getting it done. I'm telling you. So those are the numbers there somewhere? Look, just how gross profit margin, 52.7 to 53. You're talking about software numbers here, man. Yeah. That's just amazing, isn't it? That sure is, man. And you know, you're talking about. Fiscal year revenue of $10 billion. Right. And you're talking about. That's 10, that's 11 digits. That's a one followed by 10 zeros. And the thing that's amazing is that you're talking about cars that we use every single day. Yeah. So they always wear down. They're going to have repetitive business, right? Right. And they got comp sales, man. 35%. Just huge. Yeah. Really is amazing. It is, man. I think I saw, what are they? 30 something billion dollar company, 32 billion was it? 32 billion dollar company. Not bad. Monster number. And who's the chairman? David O'Reilly. Why not? O'Reilly Audubon. Oh, look at that. That's pretty cool. I never realized it. I didn't either until that. That is intense. Wow. Let's see when they first came. What was their issue? 93, 95, 99. 17 bucks. $17. And even, look, you go back to 99. You're talking about 37 bucks. Wow. Yeah. That's impressive, man. And look who pushed it out, DLJ. I know. It's great pulling up some of these old, yeah. Because DLJ is not around anymore, right? I don't think so. I don't think so. Yeah. They were big. We just had, who pushed out Amazon? Was it, was it Deutsche? Yeah, it was Deutsche Bank. Was it? How did they land that one, right? Well, they landed. That's what Deutsche Bank was a monster. And that's when Amazon wasn't. Yeah. Right? That's when Amazon was a dot com bubble book seller. Yeah. Yeah. Deutsche Bank in 97. Right. Yeah. Pretty wild, man. Definitely. So, how about we jump to natural gas? Can we take a look? Yeah, totally. It's 10-23. And let's see. We may have to refresh this to get all the full contracts, but there's your Euro while we jump across tick and lower. Look at the gold. Tick and higher, 15-03. But we'll pull it up. We got natural gas numbers at 10-30. We'll have to get in there and take a guess at the whisper number on the Bloomberg Terminal. You already got one trophy up there for your natural gas forecasting ability. Two-29 in natural gas we're looking for. Excuse me. Is the indicative we're trading at right now? So, not bad as in it's sitting right up against two-30, which is nice. Now, what is happening? I've had this up since like around 8 in the morning. Right. So, we don't have the contracts. But let's just see for a daily real quick to line this up. Let's say you want to go until two-30. All right. We have the contracts right here. We're trading at two-29. Call it two-29-7. Okay. Because we're trading at two-29-69. Here's going to be your bullish spread. You got exposure from two-30 all the way up to two-80. Realistically, that's almost unlimited because you can't get 50 cents. Right. So, that's costing you about $16. And realistically, not realistically, all of that being premium because we're just under that level. Now, the bearish spread is going to be that plus a little bit of intrinsic value, a few ticks of intrinsic value. So, the bearish spread, you'd be selling that. You're looking at about $36 or 3.6 pennies. Away from two-30. Away from two-30. Okay. And not bad when you got four hours. Yeah. You know, with the numbers about to break. Let me close that out. Let's take a look at this contract, pull up the chart. Because as we know, natural gas gets the movement, man. And talk about movement. How about crude oil? And look at that. From two-28 up to two-32. There's your four pennies right there. Let alone you back this up for some volatility. I mean, just yesterday, down to two-26. And, man, while we're jumping around, just talk about volatility. Oil. Yesterday morning, we're trading at 53.63, I think, because it's the low at 9 a.m. And you trade up almost $3.24, man. And, really, you can see the blip there is on the EIA number. So, it was already starting to run. Yeah. And it just added a further fuel. But so, we get the natural gas numbers in about five minutes. You want to take a look at that NG contract. Yeah. NG is the active one. Yeah. And we might not be in time for the whisper number. Oh. No. So, I'm going to say there's going to be a build. This one's lower price. Let's see if we get the whisper. I think, whoops. I think they have to be five minutes, which is what we just crossed, unfortunately. Yeah. So, I don't think we can push it in. Yeah. But 88 number, 88 billion cubic feet, they're looking for. So, you'd be looking for a higher build above 88. Right. If you're looking for the number to pull back, we get that number in about a half hour from right now. Yeah. So, let's see. It's rude. No, that's five days from right now. No, no. Okay. I'm just interested. That's next week's number. So, right? Gasoline. One second. I'm trying to figure out. Bring us with you. What are you doing? Well, down here, this is us. And we ranked number 16 and one of them. It was 127 of natural gas. It's probably natural gas because that's the one you got a little trophy in, right? No. I think it was gasoline. Was it? Okay. Is this too funny? We'll bring down your trophy to show the people. Okay. It's hilarious. It's this little tiny, like, piece of plastic. You know what's funny, too, is, and so- And it's set to FedEx. Yeah. And so, it has to do with people watch the show. You've seen us take a stab at these numbers. Right. If you win it outright. Right. So, you sent me a picture of it, right? Yeah. On text. Right. So, he sends me a picture of it. And perspective is everything sometimes in pictures. And what's funny is I thought it was like a trophy this big. Oh, that's so funny. You can't see sometimes. You know, that's why you got to, you know, take a picture of something. Sometimes people will put a pen next to it. They'll put your hand next to it so you know what you're looking at. So, when you send it, I'm thinking it's a regular-sized trophy. Right. And then I see it on his desk. And folks, it's about this big. Right. But it's all for fun. And they sent a federal address. It's all for fun. I said it's pretty cool. It is, you know? It is. Dow. Dow Industries down 63. Now it's like up 27. S&P's are down three. Let's come right back. Okay. All right. Let's stay by visiting the front page of TFNN.com. Well, go get them, folks. Don't miss out on this great chance to get a 30-day free trial to David's daily newsletter, The Path of Lease Resistance, with no obligation to pay anything. 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So, we're trading at 230.03. This computer is a little slow on us right now. We'll have to jump back to the actual number. Come on, baby. Come on. Must have been a big build. It must have. That's right. No, it's going to be a draw because we're at higher prices, I believe. Boy, a big build indeed. Okay, let's... Well, the Bloomberg is going to be a delayed feed, but we should have it. We should have it. So, 87 billion cubic feet. Estimate was for 88. As I said, maybe a little bit of a miss. So, 1 billion cubic feet under. Nothing too dramatic in the light of things. There's a lot more that goes in here in terms of... You got the total 3.61 trillion cubic feet and the total stockpiles. You got it rising by 87. Let's see the table real quick for the breakdown. And there's where they give you the east, midwest, mountain, the full. And there's where you have 3.6 trillion, so forth. And... Kind of spread out, man. Midwest, south-central, mountain-pacific, and the east. And let's just jump back to see if that chart has loaded for us. No, it's not going to cooperate, man. One more time before we jump back. I thought we already had the chart up, but we're getting a little bit of a bid right now, because we're at 230.05. But the contracts we were looking at were 230. We're half-penny over that. We needed three pennies. Right. So, pretty muted response, all things considered, as you can see. And, like I said, you expect pretty close to in line of the expectation, right? As in 88 versus 87, nothing too surprising there. Coming into the winter... Yeah. The big natural gas number, though, is amazing how much it's actually in storage. The total stockpiles, yeah. Yeah, trillion. 3.6 trillion. That's right. Oh, my God. So, the S&P's still backing down a bit. Nothing heavy. I mean, down six points. It's pretty impressive. You can't do it. Gold now has caught a real bid, folks. That was down 100 now. Things are accelerating a little bit. And, you know, someone's buying gold, man. They're selling the market, and they're taking their money, and they're buying gold. Yeah, evidently. You know, because you're picking your head up over this. I think it was 1504, though. I was looking for 15... 1503, I believe. Yeah, I guess that's it. 1503. Yeah. 1503. That's good, man. That's, you know, you get up a little bit more, and you can basically start making a case that, okay, you're almost close to breaking this downtrend that we've been in since, what, September 4th? Sure. You know? Yeah. We've got silver out here. Silver market, man. It's always wild. So we're 27 cents on silver. Yeah, that's a good move, man. Okay. Body 8,000 contracts. Now silver, 18 bucks. Now that's still got a long way to go, but... There's no doubt that that's a decent move out there. Yeah. And then 3M. 3M, that's been taking the dial itself. And I suspect we'll see whether it's taking itself more. So 3M out here this morning. That's the largest mover in the dial. That's 682. Yep. They came out with their earnings 630 this morning. Disappointed. Industrial weakness forces another forecast cut. Okay. Lower earnings outlook, I'm seeing headlines. Profit forecast cut. That's a monster. 3M in fourth quarter, EPS 205 to 215. Not sure what the estimate is here. Third quarter sales, here we go, 8 billion. They were looking for 817. Just a simple 170 million miss in 90 days on net sales. They come in with earnings, but the top line is a big one, man. You can always cut yourself to earnings. You can't always cut yourself to grow that revenue. It's pretty amazing what they can do. Meaning grow, grow, grow. Imagine running something like that. 8 billion dollars so forth in 90 days. It's amazing. So Bitcoin, XBT, this has been biting the dust lately. So we'll see whether it made the next leg down yesterday. Oh boy. That was quite a leg. That sure was. Pretty interesting in light of that correlating to Zuckerberg being in front of Congress, talking about Libra. Seriously. Yeah. And if you heard any of that, folks, a couple of the... I wish that someone had asked him. He kept saying that it's risky. I wish someone asked him, what's the risk? What is risky? Libra? Yeah. Okay. Yeah, because they kept saying that he was making, like he was taking the risk. What is the risk? Yeah. What is the risk you're really taking? You want to take over the monetary system. Right. You know what I mean? Yeah. What is the real risk you have here? You know what I mean? Yeah. So the... And see, this is going to be interesting with gold. So we get gold going. You get silver going. And the dollar basically is still, you know, up 100 ticks. That's a lot. Okay, but it's not down. That's true. It's not down. And I guess the more that Draggy talks over there, this is... The euro is... That's been... You were trading currencies. That had been quite a move, man. Yes. Look at that. So what? 1111... Well, 111.54. And 111.10. Yeah. Can we back it up? What is... Because what was that on the Brexit high? Is that the Brexit high? No, this is the Brexit sell-off, I believe. Yep. 230 when they were voting. So it made it kind of right up, right peaked. Look at how that top is right there where it was. 111.51. Yeah. Yeah. So we're going to get back to politics for a second. Not that we talk politics, but this one drives me crazy. This always drives me crazy, the VA anyway. Well, you're a vet. Yeah. You got a voice greater than most do. And this one here, folks. So check this out. So you're going to have the Veteran Affair investigators fault whistleblower office created by Trump, a yet-to-be-released Inspector General report on the office form by Trump to protect whistleblowers in the Department of Veterans Affairs, was instead used to stifle claims and retaliate against those trying to expose problems at the agency. And the VA's been screwed up forever, folks. That is for sure. You know, I mean, you go back... I don't care. In my case, you go back 20, 30, 40 years, and they were always claiming they were going to fix it. So this was created in 2017, mandated by Congress. Investigators found... Listen to this, man. This is... These politicians are... It's just amazing what they do on a continual basis, man. Okay, so... Well, I mean, the first... The office's first executive director, Peter O'Rourke, instead used his position to stifle claims and retaliate against the employees the new organization had been designed to protect, the people said. Mr. O'Rourke, who once directed a conservative political action committee and then consulted for the VA, leveraged his power as head of the whistleblower office to end investigations into allies. Yeah. Eventually rose to acting secretary of the VA before leaving the department last year. He's now executive director of the Florida Republican Party. Lucky us. 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As they're getting windstorms, threatening to knock down power lines. So utilities in Southern California have also blacked out thousands in a widespread shutoff that could eventually affect 1.5 million people statewide. About 80 miles north of San Francisco, a fire ripped through more than 10,000 acres in Sonoma County in six hours. Imagine that? Yeah, pretty remarkable. They get some big problems over there. And check that out. So that is Napa. And they got grocery stores, I guess they're open, but blackouts. I wonder how that's working. If they got generators in there for the grocery stores, especially because they can't use all that produce when they actually do. So that's October 9th. That's the last one, but I'm sure the same thing is going through. So that's all that stuff in it, right? Oh, I mean, it gets, you know, especially being in Florida, now they don't have the type of heat that we get occasionally, but when you start talking about this type of deal, I mean, it's not just a luxury, you know, that it becomes people needed for health, right? What if you have a respiratory type illness where you need things? That's more intense. That's huge, man. It was at 8.20, you're down 70 cents. You're talking about 82 cents would be 10%. Was that 9, 8, 9% right now, and you're pulling back and... Making its way down to that low, 5.07. Those regulators, that state, they got to get control, man. They do, man. They can't have it both ways. They got to get some kind of reliability to protect whatever company they're going to bring back up again. Sure. And, of course, then they got to make sure that the company actually does the job, too. Very true, man. That's the kicker there. PayPal. So let's see what's going on with PayPal here. P-A-Y. All right. PayPal. What's going to pop? I mean, this stock's been down for a while, but... So you're up 7%, $7.40. Let me see there. You're at 104. Yeah, that's quite a move, huh? So you're off a high of 121. That's just this week. Look at the spread this week. Well, 94 to 106. So let's see what they're having. So it jumps as better than feared results. It's all about expectations, right? So let's see. All eyes are on the 2020 outlook. So on the conference call, PayPal said it expects organic revenue growth in 2020 to be about 17%. Slightly missing the expectation of 18%. Let's see. We'll jump in. Let's see. Earnings per share, top estimates. So they reported quarterly earnings that exceeded the estimates. They made earnings per share in the third quarter, 61 cents. They were looking for 52. Last year it was 58 cents. They gave a forecast of 81 to 83. They were looking for 81. Yeah, and I guess they're dealing with the woes of in 2018. eBay said it was shifting away from them completely. That's pretty wild that it was an eBay company. And then spun it off, right? Yeah, and now they don't do business with them. That's what happens when you spin it off, man. You want shareholder... Back, yeah, I was going to say back it up just to see the 2018 split. And look at eBay. eBay today, they come out with numbers. They were down like 9%. They're dealing with some woes, I imagine, man. I don't know where they quite fit into the online retail spectrum that they once pioneered. Owned, I know. Yeah. But not a bad chart from 2009. Just really that volatility. And you can see, actually, though, look at... You spun it off. You had 2018. You dropped all the way from 45 down to 25, man. Let's hit this map. One of the tigers got the PG&E out outage map. Oh, look at this. You know what's funny was, when you're clicking it, I was like, is this going to be a joke where it's going to pop up and it's going to be black everywhere? But it's not, man, it's not at all. And there's Sacramento in the middle. I'm not sure before you say that. But it could be. It could be. Yeah. Okay, so now we've got to bring up GenRack. Whoops, go for it. G-E-N. G-E-N. Nope. Yeah. I should know the symbol by heart. Is that what it's called? Yeah, it's GenRack. Okay. Let's jump around if we could. We'll pull it up at the break. Okay, I'll find it. You're definitely going to need those type of generators out there. Yeah, I mean, if I'm in California, man, I'm calling that company today to see if we can get it done, right? Yeah, I can't find it either. Isn't that funny? Well, there we go. G-N-R-C. G-N-R-C, okay. $1.31, man. Yeah. It's been up dramatically. Well, and that's what I was just going to say. They knew these were coming. It happened two weeks ago, right? And you can see the run over the last two weeks from 70. Oh, let's see. Might have hit a high today. Yeah, it did. Not a bad run since June. So let's see. Yeah, hit the high today. $91.84. Look at that, man. This, I believe this... Yeah, you got an ABC up here. Well, it's not that big one. Let me see if I put this on a weekly. So what I'm going to do here, folks, put this on a weekly and see if it's an ABC and a weekly. Yeah, it is. How are you... What kind of retracement do you need to the B to C? Because on these, in my opinion, there's no B to C. Right. There's no B to C. $84 to 75. There's no retracement in this chart. It's just straight up from the beginning of 2019 almost. You know? I understand what you're saying, but you can have an ABC structure up without a retracement at all. Those are the strongest ones. You just do a sideways move. Let's picture that you're at 84, right? And you move sideways for like six months, six weeks, and it just takes off again. That's the strongest ABC there is. In your opinion, right? Without a retracement. Right. It's technical analysis. I know you're saying that's the strongest one there is. I mean, that's where I have two different opinions here. That's all we're saying, you know? Yeah. I don't see that as... Because a B to C is, by quote, a retracement leg. So you're saying the strongest retracement leg is not a retracement leg in your opinion. That's correct. Right, because if you don't get a retracement and just get a low, then... That momentum is insane. Meaning in a great way. And, you know, going top side. Let's go take a look at the... Yeah, oil. So what do we have with oil? And we had that thing moving yesterday. Three bucks in 24 hours? Not bad. Oh, it's not the November contract, either. Oh, I think it is. No? No. We went to December? OK. CLZ, maybe? CLZ, there you go, December. Excuse me, folks. $56.38. Yeah, it popped good yesterday. Stay right there, folks. Tommy and I come right back. I'm Steve Rhodes, author of Mastering Probability. 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How about we look at Amazon and we see what are they going to take to the bottom line in 90 days, man? What are they going to take to the top line? Why not? Top line is always a big one, man. Revenue, $68.7 billion in 90 days. Earnings per share, $4.59. And man, oh man, this is as they come in. It'll be interesting to see what they talk about the forecast, right? Of course, coming into Christmas quarter always a big one. I'm sure there'll be some questions on the conference call about that number and it's always remarkable. We got Black Friday coming up, right? Probably online Friday. Cyber Monday. The statistics that Amazon has. I remember last year they went a couple weeks, didn't they? I think you're thinking of Prime Day where they extended. Prime Day now is two days. You can't keep track of all the Amazon all the days, right? But that's how you push out $278 billion in sales in 365 days. I mean, they're almost there, man. They've worked every single day. Look at that. And so I imagine with that type of growth, as long as they just continue charging on, look at these growth numbers, man. All you got to grow at from 2020 to 2021, you got to grow at about 10% and do the math. Yeah, exactly. And what will end up happening, particularly, I didn't see the numbers on Microsoft for their cloud, but everyone's going to be looking at that cloud, too. Look at that number, man. They're going to go through the roof on that cloud, which is big time, yeah. Stay right there, folks. We've got TD Ameritrade, Nika Swim coming up next, and we've got Iron Man, Mr. Basil Chapman, Steve Rhodes. Dave, wait. I'll be back this afternoon. Thanks a lot. Thanks, man. Yeah, go get them, folks.