 Let's get a look at global markets this Monday morning ahead of a big week for earnings 40% of the blue chip index reporting taking a look at futures right now. Doubt is down 66 S&P down 8 NASDAQ is down 25 and a half European markets closed today for Easter. And in Asia, the hang saying is actually closed as well. But as you can see on your screen, the Shanghai composite losing nearly 2% overnight and then take a look at the price of oil this morning. WTI right now is at the highest. It's been since October 31st ahead of expected U.S. sanctions against five countries who still continue to import Iranian oil and report the Saudis are ready to step into the market. We're seeing a big bump in crude this morning up about two and a quarter percent. Lauren. Well, Tesla is back in the spotlight today. The company is expected to reveal more details about its autonomous ride hailing network. Let's bring in Melissa Armo of stockswush.com. You know, Melissa, they have this big investor autonomy day today, so they're self driving ambitions. Are they trying to distract us from the fact that in the first quarter they delivered just what a third of the vehicles that they delivered in the fourth quarter? I mean, these are not looking good for Tesla right now. Can they turn it around? Can Elon Musk dazzle us today? Well, he can dazzle all he wants today, but that's not going to change whatever the earnings report happens on Wednesday, whatever it is it is. Maybe they are trying to distract. I'll say the one thing. The best thing about Tesla is Elon Musk and the worst thing about Tesla is Elon Musk. Because you just never know what he's going to say. The stock right now is holding an uptrend barely, barely, is having such a difficult time getting over 300. And remember, the stock flew last year when he sent that tweet almost got up to 400 and hasn't seen those numbers or anywhere near that ever since. So I think it's going to be difficult for this stock to get anywhere near over that previous high anytime soon. No matter what he says, no matter what their earnings say, even on Wednesday, no matter what they say today, he's talking about a fleet of robo taxis. I can't even picture that in my mind. And we use taxis every day in New York, so I don't know what he means. The stock's down about two and a half percent. Your earrings are dazzling me, Melissa, but you're saying that Elon Musk is not going to dazzle us whatsoever. By the way, a judge will decide whether he should be held in contempt of court for his tweeting later this week. If that does happen, does that push the share price down? Again, it depends what the earnings say. I think that's more significant than anything else this Wednesday, even what he does today and even about the SEC ruling. I'll tell you this, they're going to now have a chair board of members from 11 to 7. So they're actually having less people and they're saying if they have less people, they'll be able to be tighter in making decisions. Again, I'm not sure all of these fixes are great ideas, but again, he's so innovative. But then he's doing all these other things, which seems to hurt the company. And it's like a wash. And that's why the stock has been stuck in this range really between like 260, 270 to around that 300 range for quite some time. We have other tech companies reporting this week. In fact, it's a huge week for earnings. Twitter comes on Tuesday, Amazon comes on Thursday, and you got Microsoft and Facebook in addition to Tesla on Wednesday, all in 29% of the S&P 500 is reporting this week. Which ones stand out to you? Which ones are you paying extra attention to? Well, the biggest day is truly Wednesday because Wednesday night you have the big reports for Microsoft and Facebook and then going into Thursday, which if they rally could create a rally in the market on Thursday and then you have Amazon following through Thursday night. So let's just say this all plays out. In an ideal world, you get some really strong earnings, whether they're both in Facebook or Microsoft. Microsoft was at brand new all-time highs on Friday, just out of nowhere, which was fantastic. And so was Nasdaq 100, the QQQs on not Friday, I'm sorry, Thursday, the last day the market traded because the market was closed on Friday. But anyways, the last day the market traded three days ago, you had Microsoft at new highs. So say you get a good report on Microsoft, which I think is expected. It could fly over 125 Wednesday night and say that runs into Thursday, then you get a lift from the market. Then Thursday night you have Amazon. We could see at the end of this tail week here after the holiday a really nice rally for the market and a continuation. Because again, the QQQs made brand new highs on Thursday and you have the S&P kind of lagging. So this is the lift that the market needs. Remember, all of this is happening. The market is rallying. We're less than 2% off the highs and we don't even have a deal yet with China. Imagine that. I like the optimism. Melissa, thank you so much. Thank you.