The following is a presentation of TFNN. The morning market kickoff with your host, Tommy O'Brien. Now, Tommy O'Brien. Good morning everybody. Happy New Year, happy first trading day of 2022, kicking things off, 9.06 a.m. We got about 23 minutes till the start of trading and we have markets in positive territory but giving back some of the gains that we had this morning on a five minute basis, you see the action of the S&Ps highs made at about 7 a.m. of 47.90. You're talking about almost 30 points, just over 30 points higher on the futures at that time. Since then though, we've given back some of those gains. You see the action, we're down to pre-market basically lows of 47.72, right where we opened last night Sunday, 6 p.m. Eastern time. You see the sell-off that we got towards the end of the trading day of 2021 in the S&Ps. Right back to that level, we kicked things off as if it was basically 3.45 p.m. Eastern time on Friday in the S&Ps. NASDAQ 100, pretty similar action, the market just in the last hour and a half, really in the last 35 minutes. Little bit of negative action right now. All things considered, these bars we're talking about really only about 40 points off of where we were trading at, coming into 9 a.m. Right now the NASDAQ 100 is up 60 points, the Dow's up 90 points, 36,314 in the Russell is up by six. Crude, given back some of the gains as well. Crude was up to $76 and changed this morning, just at 6 a.m. If you woke up, I was up at 6 a.m. Fast forward, three hours, and you're trading with a 74 handle to 74.68. You jump over to gold, negative action in gold as well from 18.33 last night down to 18.07, we're trading at 18.09. You jump to silver down 59 cents, quite a sell-off on silver, right? Right back to basically where we're at pretty close to the lows of last week. When you look at the action, only about 16 cents away from 22.60, and notes and bonds, we are getting some action to kick things off this morning, folks. Lower price, higher yield, we kick into 22. 2022, I'll get it out there, I'll get used to it. We're supposed to have three rate hikes this year. We're supposed to have three rate hikes next year. And with that, we have the 10-year up eight basis points. We're a third of the way into a quarter basis point, excuse me, into a quarter point. A third of the way to a quarter point has ended up eight basis points. We're up 1.58% on the 10-year. We came into today at almost about 1.5%. So just like that, we took up eight basis points, you have the 10-year down 21 ticks to kick things off the 30-year down a full point in 18 ticks actually below where we were last Wednesday, the 10-year right now, well below anything that we were talking about last Wednesday. At 1.2925, we take a look at the daily. Quite a red bar we got breaking. You're now just basically below anything else besides that one trading day. And that day, recall, was the Friday after Thanksgiving where you accelerated higher when you had the market cascading lower on Omicron fears first appearing in the market. You had the market price-wise in the 10-year accelerating higher as that pulled back growth estimates. You could say nonetheless, we're right back down and the only thing standing in our way is that one bar, pretty remarkable action in the bonds notes considering the context of three rate hikes this year, three rate hikes next year. Yes, we have some market action going on right now, but boy, we definitely have some market action in the bonds and the notes to kick off the trading year. S&Ps up by 17, we jumped to one of the most talked about stocks out there and talk about kicking things off with the bank Tesla shares. You're gonna open up almost $100 at 11.42 right now. We got a bid to show you where 11.42 is on this chart. Let's zoom in on the action. I'm even gonna take this, before I take this off, okay? Check out the Fibonacci's, always be aware of those 618s, almost makes it right back down to that 618, closes the gap it had from October 22nd, takes off from a price level of 886 and you're gonna be talking about adding 30%. Tesla's gonna gain 30% from where it was trading December 21st, remarkable, right? But you catch the pop at the right time, 618, almost there, down to a price level of 886. Now this morning, you're gonna open at 11.40, we'll call it. 11.40 on this chart, bumping pretty close up to the highs we had December 1st, November 22nd, and also back around November 9th, all-time highs 12.43. That, Tesla having to do it, some pretty awesome numbers for deliveries. They start off the year with a record after blowout deliveries. That number, 300 and something, where are we? Come on, 308,600 vehicles delivered worldwide in the fourth quarter, well ahead of the estimate of 263, top in the company's previous record of 241. It's pretty nice when they're beating the growth estimates that the market has, continues to execute well, posting deliveries and production above consensus, expectations, that's a Cohen analyst, Jeffrey Osborn, as the competition heats up from incumbent, was that electric manufacturers, new entrants alike, 2022 critical year for Tesla, they kick things off in the right direction. Monday's jump followed what was a choppy final three months of the year for Tesla investors, 44% jump in October, yeah. Market cap after one trillion, they're talking about Tesla, they kick things off today, man. You're talking about 80 bucks, you're talking about 1142, we're within about 100 bucks of the all-time highs and you're gonna be right up, as I said, against these three highs, quite a kickoff to the year for Tesla. Let's look how the big Fang stocks are gonna kick things off. Apple shares gonna open basically unchanged, barely positive, the number that's been on the radar for Apple, 182.86, that puts it at $3 trillion. We jumped to Google, maybe one of the best performing Fang stocks of 2022, Google gonna kick things off unchanged as well, Microsoft shares quite a banger year in 2021 as well. Yeah, all the Fang stocks pretty unchanged right now. Microsoft, let's jump over to Amazon shares after the holiday season wraps up, Amazon's up about 10 to 15 bucks right now, Amazon and a little bit of a laggard, definitely a laggard for 2021. You jump over to social media, I've been talking about Meta a lot, Facebook shares, 338 from 336, got the Oculus Quest 2 for Christmas, pretty solid experience, especially for $300 or $400, considering what game consoles go for these days, and you add on the fact you don't even need a TV to get it done as well. Not a fan of Facebook, the company, hopefully they get some regulations if they're gonna be controlling all this data, but VR, the future, it is coming. The only question as a shareholder or maybe a trader of Facebook is what's it gonna cost to get it done? And you could probably spend unlimited funds to try and enhance the technology around virtual reality feeling like human interactions. And I imagine that's gonna be a quest that we're after almost forever. So that's a scary thought. When you think about how much money you comply with, plow into technology and development, if you're trying to literally create a world environment akin to living in real life, it seems like an endless pit of money could be poured into the technology of that experience. Facebook wants to be on the forefront, they seem like they're well positioned to be so. You're gonna have Apple in there with the VR headset as well. Can't imagine some of the other tech companies still getting into that game, maybe Google, et cetera, but nonetheless, kind of exciting going down the line. Apple, of course, they're talking about self-driving cars coming in a few years as well. That part of the acceleration this company has had when you think about where it was October 6th, final quarter of the year, Apple gains $40 in share price in the final three months. There's a lot of expectations coming into 2022 with the market putting up a 20%, 27, excuse me, no, it was like 28% maybe. It was 27%, the S&P had a market gain coming into the final trading day or two. Quite a banner year in light of where the market's been the last 12 years coming into that. All right, folks, stay tuned. We come back after the break. We got the S&Ps up 18 points right now. NASDAQ up 65, Dow up 115 points, flirting with record territories to kick off the trading year. Stay tuned, folks. I'll be right back in three minutes. 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Nike shares trading from a closed last year, closed last year of 1.66.67. We're gonna open the trading year up about a dollar for Nike. So Nike gets named by Guggenheim. I'll get you the headline there. It's best idea for 2022, citing Metaverse. Ironic, right? Metaverse is everywhere. I'm telling you, it's ironic that I get that quest two for the holidays and it seems like I'm seeing, now Facebook changed their name, obviously, but this is Nike and you see how it is already penetrating what's going on here in terms of companies and the Metaverse and how that will play out as people spend more time, more money on a digital platform, digital real estate, digital existence almost. Guggenheim analysts said Nike's already dominant market share should continue to grow as it keeps scaling online. I mean, one of the reasons for their success has been their online performance themselves with direct-to-consumer or just online sales as it innovates with new footwear, the apparel products in the new year. Near term, Nike's been hurt by global supply change disruptions, but the company should still be able to hit the financial targets it laid out last June and it also said it will be watching Nike's engagement in the Metaverse closely in 2022. The retailer bought virtual sneaker company, RTFKT. Maybe, maybe that's pronounced. Not familiar for an undisclosed amount in December, but they're getting into that business. Undisclosed amount, let's see, they were up 18% last year, yeah, December 14th. They make NFT collectibles and memes. Another step that accelerates Nike's digital transformation, pretty amazing, right? That you have a sneaker company like that. Nike, they're gonna open up the year, a dollar higher and quite a couple of years they've put together, man. You're talking about going from 2020 from 100 to finishing the year at 1.66, 67, so you got a 67, you know, you basically put a 67% return over two years for 2020, 2021, not a bad combination indeed, but pretty encouraging when you look at that number. It's pretty remarkable, right? Digital real estate, I mean, Nike buying non-fungible token makers and somehow that's the, and Guggenheim's like, we love this idea. That's a brave new world, folks. That's why I'm trying to wrap my head around the metaverse and Facebook and maybe Facebook is in the play, right? That's, it's just wrapping your head around the technology and how it may change things. So one thing I will say, as I continue to try and find time with kids in the house and a son that turned 11 months yesterday, so time is precious and work and family life and getting outside, but trying to experience that gift that I got for Christmas, occasionally, is that the policy they have for games is pretty awesome because you don't go to the store and buy games. You go into the online store within the Facebook metaverse Oculus two store, just like an App Store and Apple and you pay for the game and the refund policy is if you request a refund within 14 days of purchasing the game and you have played for less than two hours. I've talked about it before, but it's pretty cool refund policy. I've bought three games so far and I've requested a refund for two of them and it's pretty cool because it actually encouraged you to try more games. Now I think about that from an economic standpoint, right? Who does this help? Well, that should reward the best game makers because instead of just buying a game that's built on the promotion of that game, right?  The same thing, great. And I request a refund, I'm getting my money back versus I have the ability to try any game I want which is gonna encourage consumers, should encourage them to try many, many games and it's also gonna reward consumers, producers, right? That do the best job describing the game, informing you how to play the game and making sure that your experience for the first hour or two is what matters the most because that's when you have the ability to request a refund. I pulled up one game for instance, it was a baseball game, a sports game. I had no idea how to pitch. They put you on, I was like, okay, I wanna play a game. They make me the team on the field first, okay? So I'm pitching, I'm pitching. Bottom line is the first inning, I led up 11 runs. I didn't know what was going on, I couldn't figure it out. Turns out I was just pitching it right down the pipe, right down the center every single time, you gotta move the ball around. As is the case, you have to figure out how to play a game. Most people are impatient, they just got the gift for their Christmas, they wanna start playing a game, they wanna experience it, I pulled it up. Point being, I didn't like the game at all, I didn't know how to play it. They should have done a better job of informing you how to play that game before they even let you play that game. It's gonna reward people that onboard customers in the most efficient way possible and forming them how to play the game and that they're the best developers out there. It's pretty cool experience, maybe you choose VR company game developments. If the best company's out there are producing the best stuff, consumers are gonna get to vote with their dollars and request refunds when they want. Maybe that's gonna help good programming companies. Bottom line, which should help the market. That's the whole point of a free market, right? You reward good programmers, more good programs get produced. Either way, Facebook gonna open up almost $2 to kick things off. There's your five minute action on Facebook, little bit of a sell-off to end the year. Last year, down to 336, we kick off the trading year at 338 on Facebook shares. We jump over to social media. Snapchat gonna open higher as well. Up to about 47.50. We jump over to Twitter shares, opening at about 43.52. Now let's jump over to the banks. One of the things people talked about, 2022, banks could be a good area. If we're getting three rate hikes, rates should be going up and it didn't take long. As we talked about, rates definitely going up today and the banks are seeing it happen. JP Morgan, you're talking about a buck 60. Now buck 40, yeah, buck 40 to buck 60.  You close at 158.35. That's gonna be a nice acceleration to kick off the year. Bank of America, you're gonna open 50 cents higher. That's a 1% return on the bank as the trading day begins this morning. Bank of America, let's jump to Wells Fargo. Wells Fargo, up a dollar for a $48 stock. You're talking about a 2% pop for Wells Fargo shares to kick things off on the open this morning. We jump over to airlines. They are even gonna open higher this morning. American up about 11 to 20 cents. Maybe it's like a Max Payne situation. Delta gonna open Max, excuse me, a little bit higher by about 40 cents. We jump over to United. Gonna open a little bit domestically. Jet Blue shares, pretty flat. Southwest shares, pretty flat as well. Interesting, I mean, all the conversations, I was fortunate not to have to travel during the holiday season. Would love to see my family up in the Northeast in Boston. Plan on doing it relatively soon when I can. But man, the horror story is coming out of those flight cancellations going on. And during the holiday season, that's just rough. You know holiday plans getting canceled out, et cetera. All right, let's jump around to what else we have going on as we got four minutes and 17 seconds to be exact until the year starts trading. What did I have pulled up here? Here we go, in terms of what we have happening. So we get, yeah, on Wednesday, we're gonna get Fed Minutes released from the December meeting. We then get ADPs December report also out Wednesday. We get initial jobless claims Thursday as always. And then the big one coming up, we get the job report, non-farm payrolls for the month of December on Friday morning. So ADP on Wednesday, non-farm payrolls on Friday. We also get Wednesday, the Fed Minutes from December, which will be interesting because they're talking about hike and rates three times this year. Seems like that's gonna get some attention on those minutes. We'll see what that does to the market. So that is Wednesday as well. So we kick things off with some news right out of the gate in a big way. 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We just got, look at that action on the Russell right there on the open. We trade from 22.44 up to 22.60 right now. Positive prices. Crude trading just under $75. Crude, as I mentioned earlier, was up above 76 early today, bouncing a bit back to the $75 price point or that or thereabouts. Gold though trading lower. Look at that drop off on gold. Tough one there. Down to 1807 from 1827, just in about 6 a.m. this morning. But the story could be notes and bonds right now. We're talking about notes and bonds to pull it up again to be exact. 1.59% right on the dot right now. The 10-year easily coming into 1.6% as we kick off the year. You're talking about getting a 10th of a percentage point on the 10-year by 9.32 a.m. Monday, January 3rd, for the trading year. You want to talk about the potential for the movement and rates. That is quite a start to the year. And as we're kicking things off, things gaining a little bit of steam. Let's jump over to some of the fang stocks. Amazon kicks things off up about 6 tenths percent right now. Apple shares up about 7 tenths. Look at this pop on the open. Apple just traded up a dollar on the open. Apple just added market cap of $16 to $20 billion. Always blows my mind. 16.4 billion shares outstanding, I believe, for company Apple. Microsoft shares up about a quarter percent. They're catching a bid on the open as well. Google shares kicking off 2022 up about 4 tenths percent. Let's see how Tesla's reacting on the news of their deliveries up about 8 percent, holding on to most of those gains at 11.39 this morning. And let's see how the banks are trading on the open as well. JPMorgan up a full percent right now, Bank of America. Also, look at that Bank of America up 1.7 percent. Yeah, Wells Fargo up 2.2 percent, big numbers. The airlines up 1.8 percent. You would not think that would be the case, but I guess they've mustered the worst potentially of Omicron. It is what it is. And the investors looking forward past the problems they're having. Americans up 1.6 percent. Not sure how else you look forward to the numbers of the airlines being up more than a percent. Delta up 1.6 as I went over United up 2.1 percent. Let's check out some of the other travel stocks. Airbnb actually a little bit lower. We jump over to Uber. We have some Uber in my newsletter, Rocket Equities and Options, always a little bit more volatile than the market up 1.4 percent. We jump over to Disney shares, kicking off the year up 6 tenths percent right now over in retail. Let's see how they're reacting. Walmart down about 3 tenths percent right now. Target shares flat to kick off the year. TJaxx, TJ Maxx open in the year basically flat. We jump to the home bill, home repair lows up about half a percent to kick off the year. Home Depot shares basically flat after some banner years. Let's jump to the shipping companies real quick. FedEx shares up a percent to kick things off over the holidays. UPS shares opening up 1 tenths percent right now on the positive. All right jumping around to what else we have going on in terms of specific stocks. McDonald's upgraded to an overweight from neutral Piper Sandler points to the restaurant chain's ability to deliver on increasing preferences for drive-through and elevated demand for chicken and hamburger offerings. The basics, right? And let the basics, basics. McDonald's, we do have some McDonald's in my newsletter folks, Rocket Equities and Options. You were higher, you trade back lower basically in line with the market. McDonald's up about 6 tenths percent this morning. NEO, higher this morning after China-based electric vehicle maker reported December deliveries 10,000. Facebook, Tesla just reported 300,000 but that's quite an increase for them. So they were higher. Let's see if they hang on to it. NEO, they sure are up about 3.3 percent on that news. We got another auto company. PayPal gained 1.9 percent in the pre-market following an upgrade to outperform from market perform based on the payment services current valuation. Wells Fargo. Barclays upgraded Wells Fargo, just going over because banks to overweight from equal weight. So that's why Wells Fargo is up like 2.1, 2.2 percent versus the other banks up about 1.5 percent. Barclays expects banks to outperform the market in 2022 and net interest margins improve off historic lows. Sometimes it's as simple as that. We already went over the banks trade and higher. Let's pull up PayPal, P-A, P-Y-P-L is their symbol. Yeah, PayPal up 1.6 percent on that number as well on all these markets drifting even higher. We got the S&Ps now catching a bid around that open. S&Ps up 21 points, almost half a percent to kick things off. AMD, excuse me, one of several semiconductor stocks picked as top picks at Goldman semiconductors potentially having a big year. AMD's among the companies will see continued strength as sector outperformance becomes more muted in 2022. They rose 1.2 percent. We'll jump over top picks Marvel technology and Micron. So AMD, Marvel and Micron, let's see how they're trading this morning. AMD shares opening, there's a pop for you on the open up 2.7 percent on the open. Marvel shares getting a pop on the open up 1.3, 1.8 percent, excuse me, and Micron shares, MU is their symbol up 2.4 percent on the open. Let's jump over to Intel shares. See how they're trading this morning. Quite a start to the year across the board for the stocks that put in a lot of effort in 2021 for higher prices. Intel up 1.5 percent to kick things off as well. All right, what else I have pulled up here in terms of action. Yeah, let's jump over to this one. So Goldman calling out active fund managers over missed opportunities last year, not a good year for those active fund managers. Stock investors should avoid companies with greater exposure to wage inflation. That would make sense, okay? Wage inflation a very real thing going on right now with margin to key differential for 2022 for active fund managers missed out on outperformance opportunities last year, according to Goldman. With economic growth slumping, many companies will see limited sales gains. So the ability for firms to navigate inflation in interest rates gonna be crucial. That's David Costin, writing in a note on Sunday. The strategist added that typical stock returns were becoming less influenced by macro factors, okay? So less influenced by macro factors, that means that the macro influence is hitting everybody you're gonna have less of an influence. That means there's gonna be winning and losers throughout that last year, just 20% of large cap core mutual funds outperformed the S&P 500. The historical average is even just 32%. Only 15% of growth mutual funds outperformed. Their benchmark Goldman added, excuse me. Value managers fared better, 56% outperforming, the average there 41%. Stragist start 2022 with far less clarity in terms of central bank policy as we were talking about there. But something to think about, pretty remarkable. When you look at one out of five basically, just one out of five is the number, large cap core mutual funds. And then just really only 15% of growth mutual funds. It's tough to compete folks. When you got Google, one of the biggest companies out there, how do you beat when you got a company like Google trading from 1750 to close out the year to 3000? Carrying that fund higher. Company like Apple, the biggest company in the whole world, trading from a price of 126 to start the year to 180. Very difficult to beat some of those indices when you have the juggernauts out there that did it last year. We'll see if that carries forward to this year though. 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Jumping over to Verizon, much more tame action, up about 310th percent for Verizon. So the battle is on over here. Between AT&T Verizon and the airlines, talking about 5G, airlines that want to flight delays as AT&T and Verizon balk at the 5G delay, wireless carriers rejected, US called to postpone the 5G rollout, the FAA and the DOT reviewing reply and offer to delay the 5G near airport. So it seems like the basic battle is, airlines are saying that this new 5G service is on a wave similar to some of the waves that they use for flaking control. That could cause some disruptions and delays. AT&T and Verizon saying that's not the case.  And I believe the plan is just to hold it at some of those airlines was the, excuse me, at specific airports, they would not build that out until they studied it a little bit further. The two wireless companies on Sunday said the request from transportation secretaries would be to the detriment of millions of mobile customers. The company said they might offer a six month pause near some airports. And they are considering a response Sunday, but airlines and regulators predicted substantial impacts on flight schedules. If there aren't some adjustments to the 5G service set to start January 5th, it is January 3rd. The Alliance for America trade group using worst case assumptions said there could be as many as 350,000 commercial flights impacted per year at a cost of $2.1 billion. One of the odds that the airline trade group's worst case scenario is a reality, probably very small. Nonetheless, I have no idea what's going on. It'd be interesting to see how it plays out because 5G is the new technology. And one of the things that they are talking about here is that Verizon and AT&T are saying, listen, this is the technology of the future, 5G, whether you like it or not.  One of the things that we'll get talked about in this conversation, as you see this proceed further, it's unfortunate with all the conspiracy theories that go around 5G, et cetera. I imagine something like this only adds fuel to that fire, which is why we'll hear more about it in the coming future. And then you're gonna see it play out right now because January 5th was the number, Verizon up a bit today, AT&T up decently 2% today as well. All right, jumping around to what else we have going on. What I have pulled up, how about oil? Oil was higher when this was written. That was last night, oil climbs as Libyan output falls ahead of the OPEC supply meeting. Oil rose as Libyan supply tightened and OPEC's got a meeting coming up tomorrow to discuss the production policy for February. Futures were higher, they dipped lower today. We're back at about $75. OPEC reduced its estimates of surplus in global oil markets this quarter, a day before the group and its allies considers another output boost. The findings may encourage the 23 nation OPEC plus coalition to proceed with the modest production increase that's expected. So that hits the market, but you jump over to crude and a little bit of a sell off in the overnight from where we were, two to six in the morning, you're trading at 75 to 80 to 76, 20. And from there, you're sold off to 74, 40, but guess what? We get near the market open at 930 and crude back above $75 at 75, 31 this morning. All right, let's jump around to Bitcoin. Bitcoin, quite a banner year in 2021. We open the year technically up about $1,200 on the session. Tough finish out to the year when you look at Friday's action even or even last week. Last week, you had a $52,000 handle on Bitcoin. You finish out the year at $45,695, putting this on a longer term timeframe. All right, let's go back five years on a weekly. Quite the pullback, we just got back. You almost gave it all back from where we were in September. That price point was just at about $40,000. Seems to be a pretty critical area, $40,000 for Bitcoin, but you look at the weekly, that was quite a tough week to end out last year. And you look at it basically a bearish engulfing. It engulfs the prior three weeks from where you were in Bitcoin from a high to a low. You close out at nearly the lows of the week. And we had a red bar forming so far in Bitcoin to kick things off as well. All right, what else do we have up here in terms of taking a look at? Talked about Guggenheim stock market. Yeah, and jumping back to some of those airlines. That's what I was kind of talking about. That was the article I had up here as well. And as we speak, the FDA expands the booster eligibility for Pfizer to kids aged 12 till 15. We'll jump over to Pfizer in a moment. But yeah, this morning, there's nothing more to say to that. Investors look past the airline holiday flight cancellations. 13,000 is the number canceled from Christmas Eve through New Year's Day, 13,000. Do you think about the number of people impacted, right? Even if you're talking about a hundred people, that would push it out to 1.3 million as in a hundred people per flight. Is that right? Yeah, that is a hundred people per flight. It's about 1.3 million people. Easily, you could be pushing 150 to 200 people. That would push the number up to 2 million to 2.5 million people sitting on canceled flights that have to be rebooked. I'm sure some of those people as they're talking about the dent on multiple flights. But nonetheless, investors on Monday largely shrug it off and they trade higher. 1700 US lights on Monday on top of more than 5,400 over the weekend canceled, largely driven by severe winter weather that hobbled some of the country's busiest airports. 250 flight cancellations set for Tuesday. So maybe 250 tomorrow, 5,400 over the weekend, 1,700 on Monday, hopefully wrapping up some of those cancellations. We jump over to the cruise ships, speaking of travel. Carnival, opening up the year up in positive territory. Man, these cruise ships doesn't get much worse, I guess. Maybe that's the scenario. How much worse to get? Don't think you're gonna see the government making it illegal for cruise ships to do business again. We're probably far past that being the case that they had the right to do that. Definitely don't have the right to do it probably any longer. Maybe the government would, the president probably wouldn't have the ability just to make that or the CDC. So even with the declaration that you should avoid cruise ships, pretty interesting to see the market come to the quick realization that most Americans and probably most worldwide citizens had already been aware that if you're worried about COVID at all, cruise ships are not where you wanna be right now. Carnival up 3.5% at 2084. You're coming up to the area that we had for lows back in July, we had a low 1919. So coming above that area, but you can see how that could be an area of support that we bump into there 2079, put it back on a short-term timeframe for Carnival. Quite a nice pop to kick off the year though, as you begin things, after quite a tough year you could say for cruises when many thought maybe cruises by the end of 2021 would have some form of normalcy back, not so much the case. Norwegian up 2.3% to kick things off along with Carnival shares trading higher as well. Let's jump over to the cannabis stock. Speaking of tough years in 2021, maybe none tougher than the cannabis stock sector. In terms of starting things off with a banner year, canopy runs up to 5650 and ends the year last year under $9. The low for the COVID low is $9. If you had said to an investor in February when canopy was above $50, what are the odds we close out the year of 2021 at a price of under last year's COVID low? I can't imagine the statistical probability you would have assigned that, but nonetheless, we traded lower. You are higher by 1%, but 10 cents is nothing on these equities right now with cannabis actually trading 18 cents already off of the highs of the year as you were above $9 to kick things off. Let's jump over to Tilray. Tilray shows up less than 1% but giving back some of the gains as well. What just happened to this market? What did we miss? Uh-oh, S&P's just dropped 30 points. Better pay attention, stay tuned folks. We'll be right back. Sharpening your skills as an investor is like getting better at playing a musical instrument. You have to practice, sure, but you also need excellent instruction from experts. 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After being up almost 40 points pre-market, you're flat like that, NASDAQ 100 actually negative. That, with Apple up huge today, we'll get to it all. Moderna shares down 9%, potentially having to do with Pfizer, expanding their ability to have their booster to kids. I'm not sure, 9%, recalibrated on that. And the reason why that doesn't make really a ton of sense is because you get the whole healthcare sector maybe lower. With Pfizer, down almost 3.7%, right? We jumped to Johnson & Johnson. Down only 3.10%, it's quite a different story when you look at those two, but Moderna shares, man. Down 9% when you look at that action. Now, we talked about it. Look at the action on Apple on the open. Apple's up 1.4%, man. We just traded to almost 181 from 178 on Apple. The flip side of that, maybe they're dumping some Microsoft and buying Apple because Microsoft just traded down $8 and it's not stopping. Microsoft down 2% when you got Apple up 1.5%. You jump over to Google shares, down 3.10%, no real action there.  We jump over to Tesla shares, traded up to 11.70 on the open. Right now you're still up 9%. We jump over to some high flyers, low flyers. For 2020, excuse me, 2021, DocuSign, excuse me, Zool. Given it up, down 3.5% looks to be, maybe that Omicron, not as impactful. You got healthcare stocks trading lower. You got stay at home Zoom trading lower. You have the airlines actually trading higher, even in the face of cancellations going on right now. DocuSign lower as well. Hadn't even pulled that up yet. Down 2.6%, let's see how the airlines, yeah, look at these airlines all get a bid. Yeah, this is a reopened trade going on with the airlines trading higher, stay at home stocks trading lower, healthcare stocks trading lower. Hopefully that's the case, we need them less. Market opens back up, everybody's traveling. And with that, we got the markets. Back in positive territory, folks. 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