 The Morning. Markets kickoff with your host, Tommy O'Brien. Good morning, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN, 8.30 a.m. Friday morning, one hour to go until the opening bell, and we got markets starting off to the negative side right now. Dow futures, negative 101 points, trading at $29,227. S&P, negative by nine, trading at $33,36. And the NASDAQ, negative by 31 points, trading at $94,94. As we speak, we're waiting for the jobs number to come in this morning. Jobs in December, forecast to add non-farm payroll, $165,000. We'll see as that number's expected when that drops jumping over. It looks like we got $225,000. Got a little of the tigers down. They're already talking about it. And as the headline pops up, I'll bring it over here. Let's just jump to the front page of CNBC because that's where we got the number. $225,000 versus $158,000 expected. U.S. added for a January number. Always interesting when it starts right at 8.30 a.m. as I come on the air. So let's start things off and jump over to the charts and see how the markets are reacting. Dow 30 right now, $29,290. You see the lows that we made at about 6 a.m. of $29,160. The numbers, climbing higher. These are 15-minute bars. Climbing higher on that jobs number as quite a beat, $225,000. NASDAQ 100, trading at $94.44. We dipped below $9,400 briefly at 6 a.m. at the lows. We're now 43 points above that level, peaking a bit higher on that jobs number, but pretty muted action so far on quite a beat. S&P 500, $33.41. You back things up to overnight, even after the close last night, making the highs of $33.49, all the way down to a low of $33.27. There's your crude oil market trading lower as well, approaching the $50 price mark, crude not getting a big reaction at all to that jobs number. Gold spiked lower initially on the 225,000 jobs added in January, now trading at $50.69, and the Euro-US dollar under $110 at $109.65. In terms of what else you have happening across the market, earnings, last night, Ubershare spiking higher as the company says it's gonna reach a key profitability goal sooner than expected as to when. Shares spiked after hours after the company moved its EBITDA profitability forecast to just the fourth quarter of this year. The company shares up as much as 10%. They lost 64 cents versus 68 expected revenue, 4.07 versus 4.06. Revenue growth accelerated on an annualized basis to 37%. That's pretty remarkable coming up from 30% one quarter ago. In respect to guidance, they're forecasting a $1.35 billion loss. The estimate is less than the $2.83 billion the market was looking for. And rides, including ride sharing services and fees from drivers, $13.51 billion in gross bookings of 18%. Uber and Lyft both trading higher on that news as we pull up their charts. UBER. Did spike as high as 4103, closed last night at 3709, looking to open it around $39.13, about $2 higher, going over to Lyft as well. Catching a bid on the Uber news to go along with, closed yesterday at 47.42, looking to open at about 49.20. Terms of what else you have happening around the market, jumping over to other news items I had up here. We also have Pinterest earnings out last night after the bell, Pinterest trading higher. Pinterest reporting fourth quarter results after the market closed Thursday, beat on both the top and bottom lines, shares climbing as much as 17%. Here are the numbers, 12 cents a share versus 8 cents forecast revenue of 400 million right on the dot versus 375, excuse me, 371. Monthly active users, 335 million versus 331, an average revenue per user. Not a bad boost when you boosted eight pennies, that's what, a solid normal 7% rise per user from 114. Full-year outlook also exceeded analyst expectations. They expect revenue to come in at 1.52 billion, quite a number for Pinterest and to pull up their numbers so far this morning. How about that? 20% to see the action, how it goes, PINS, quite a spike higher, closed yesterday at 2301, looking to open at about 2735, the high there, 2780. In terms of the coronavirus, a quick update from China, those numbers now at 31,000 as of Friday morning, total debts 636. You have Uber commentary, this is just a live feed going on, but nonetheless remarkable numbers as that coronavirus continues to affect economies. In the world of cannabis, Aurora cannabis, taking a $1 billion charge, cutting 500 jobs as CEO exits. So CEO Terry Booth, we're retired and Executive Chairman Michael Singer beginning to become the interim CEO. The beleaguered marijuana producer also announced a $752 million, excuse me, million in impairment charges, cutting 500 jobs, about 25% of corporate positions. So that CEO we're retired as the beleaguered marijuana producer announced, so it's a billion Canadian in impairment charges, $752 million US and cutting 500 jobs, ACB to pull up their chart, this has been a tough one, folks. I believe in the cannabis industry, but when I was talking about a few stocks, this is one that I actually thought of staying away from anytime you get this low to check out the yearly. I mean, in the face of a tough year, that is an especially tough chart and backing it up as far as it goes. You see the euphoric run up to 1253, but as other stocks in this industry have found a footing to go back to the last year, have found a footing, ACB continuing to struggle to find one, and when you get into the 50 minute, we touch 159, 166, you back things up, that is basically right around that low of 150 that we made on January 14th. For some context there, canopy growth, they've had a tough year as well, but from 52 to 21, the low being 1381, and Kronos as well, similar tough year, 24 to six, but not exactly 10 to a dollar as Aurora has done. Checking back in on the markets on that jobs data, seeing if we've gotten movement, and that's why you check back in, quite a little reversal initial, quite a beat, the jobs number 225,000 versus 165 expected, you have the market initially spike higher, you now have the Dow at 29,206, made it as low as 29,192. NASDAQ 100, spiking to a low of 9,405, currently at 9,415. We were as high as 9,450, just fast movement. S&Ps, 3,333 after making it to 3,343 initially on that news, crude oil hanging tough at $50.36, gold, you're actually seeing higher, pretty remarkable, you get quite a beat, 225 versus 165, and guess what, markets are lower, gold is higher, Euro US dollar sitting right under 110 at 109.64. 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Making it as high as almost 29,301. NASDAQ 100, trading at 9413 was as high as 9450. And the S&P is making it up to 3343 and quite a spike initially right now to 3332. Jumping over to the numbers in terms of jobs added. 225,000 expectation was 165 somewhere there, listing it as 158 with a boost for warm weather. You see the headline flashing as well. Getting into the exacts of it. An unseasonally mild January helped power the U.S. job market to more gains with non-farm payrolls rising 225,000. The unemployment rate ticking higher to 3.6%, but for the right reason, as labor force participation rate increasing 0.2 percentage points to 63.4%, matching its highest level since June of 2013. Good to see that. Anytime you're seeing a low unemployment, you wanna see participation rate high and you wanna see wage increases to go along with this unemployment rate. Economist surveyed by Dow Jones, we're looking for payroll growth of 158 and a jobless rate to stay at 3.5. It's lowest in more than 50 years, a more encompassing labor market indicator that includes discouraged workers and those holding part-time positions for economic reasons, also moving higher 0.2 percentage points to 6.9%. The so-called real unemployment rate previously had been at its lowest level in the history of the data series. However, employment to population ratio in the household survey was to 61.2%, highest since November of 2008, and 0.5 percentage points higher than a year ago. So the weather-sensitive construction industry, 44,000 jobs, well above the average of 12 last year. Manufacturing has had a month-long slump, 12,000 positions. Leisure and hospitality adding 36,000 as did healthcare, professional and business services, 21,000 bringing to 390, the number of jobs added this sector's had and transportation warehouse. So rising workers all across the board. Morgan News, average hourly earnings, here we go, 3.1% over a year ago to $28.44. That's quite an average hourly number. Ahead of the estimates for 3% growth, so 3.1, 18 consecutive months of wage gains above 3%, as the initially reported 2.9 for December was revised to three. Average work week unchanged 34.3 hours. Lots of good numbers in here. Pretty remarkable that you see the market trade higher and then actually pull back a lit a bit. Jumping back, I mean, that's quite a bar. We got across the board, S&P's hanging at 33.32, backing things up to where we were last night. And there is your closing bar, there's your gap right here. So you can see that we've actually traded right back to where we are barely in the negative for the S&Ps, but you can see that we made it as high as 35, 357 and we are now 25 S&P points off of that high, pretty remarkable. What else you have happening out there? Treasury yields slide ahead of that jobs number. So this article up here ahead of time, we can check in and see how they're doing. But as of 4 a.m. Eastern time, the yield on the benchmark 10 year Treasury note, which moves inversely to price, 1.61%. The 30 year was trading at 2.08% to pull up a chart of those the 10 year, let me slide this over. So there's your 10 year and you can see the point in time four in the morning trading higher price all throughout that is yesterday's action. And that's the 10 year at about 1.30, 24. Other news out there, Credit Swiss chairman says lost of trust led to times, times exit. So in a battle on the board, the chairman has ousted the CEO officer, the chief executive officer, Tidge Jane Thym to stem a decline in its reputation in the wake of a scandal that unnerved the Swiss establishment. So Credit Swiss group AG, they are ousting their CEO this morning as that battle. And this story making a lot of waves around the press, around the whole world as it should. Death of a hero doctor back to the coronavirus sparks crisis of confidence in Xi's China. So this having to do with, unfortunately, the doctor who waved one of the first red flags who was admonished by the communist party on the beginning of this has passed away 34 year old doctor on Friday. So a wave of fury in China. Li Wenling who was sanctioned by local authorities after blowing the whistle on the disease last month to come to the virus early on Friday, his death was immediately met with an outpouring of grief as you should. You know, that's quite, it's good to see the people rallying around him and outraged by hundreds of millions of social media users. They vented about how he was initially silence and mourned with the pregnant wife and young child he left behind, very sad. But China facing some heat bringing it back into the political sides of things. China facing some heat in terms of how they handle that from their own people and we'll see if that plays out at all. Boeing back in the press but not exactly for the right reasons, fixing their new software bug on the max. So Boeing's discovered a new software problem on the grounded 737 max but the company said the flaw won't set back the goal of returning the plane to service in mid 2020. Now, I'm a believer that morality aside in terms of what they did that that is probably gonna find a bit at some point. It's a duopoly of airplane makers in this world. You have Boeing and you have Airbus. Boeing, the American company, America needs a company that can make airplanes. They will rebound. But they are consistently over promising and under delivering. So I would not be surprised to see this be a setback potentially as they continually talk about one date and it gets pushed back continually over and over and to check into Boeing this morning because it's pretty remarkable. They've got a lot of funding and so forth but in the face of some tough headlines even over the last few days Boeing shaking it off as they have, I believe it's 13 billion they got additional loans and to put this on a yearly. Quite a slide. We've been down at this 320 level on multiple occasions. We almost made it back there in May. We did touch that level in August. We almost came down at that level again in October. Yet again in December went through that level on the toughest of news on January 22nd and from there you're up almost $40 which is a good 13% off the lows already and you can see that we're charging back in positive territory in the face of tough headlines when that plane does come back online you can expect that that may appreciate. Checking back on the markets just seeing where we are constantly we're now approaching those lows 29,192. The market I'm not sure if it's saying that maybe the news is too good and they won't get the cuts that they were thinking about maybe that's potentially getting priced in because 225,000 versus 165 Dow 30 approaching the lows of the session as you have all the markets in the red crude oil approaching $50 and gold spiking higher on that jobs number 1573. What else folks in six days? 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