anthony wood was pressed on the fact that they don't have deals to include peacock and hbo go on rokue kept it vague and said they want to work out terms that are a win-win. >> i think to some extent one would expect that ad revenues could be soft. but in terms of the extrapolations you would make based on this, where would you go >> well, i think it just sounds like they're being deserve as th conservative as they should be i think that them saying the ad market is weaker than before the pandemic, that's not news in any way. the only thing wrong is that the stock is at nosebleed valuations and it's well over $100 off the low from march i don't know what they could have said. i guess give more certainty. but how could you do that in this environment i thought it was a very good quarter. >> i'm looking at active accounts up 41% year over year streaming hours up 9% year over year those are staggering numbers the stock went from basically $60 to $170. this is what concerning because the level that we seemingly failed at was the same level we sold off from back in september of last year y

this comes after ceo anthony wood warned investors about ongoing uncertainty in the ad industry and saysotal tv ad spend won't recover until well into next year. still it's important to put this move into perspective. this stock has been a big winner in the stay at home trade. ua aeyilbeacin two. >>> welcome back carl, we're looking at a few ipos this morning. we just spoke to jay farner of rocket companies let's check in on how it's doing in its initial trades. we're looking at oak street health and carl, it's been quite a busy time for ipos you have to wonder if this is increasing the appetite for some of the big guys later this year like door dash and air bnb both of which have said or i've heard from sources are not off the table this year. >> yeah. interesting especially rocket. it got a lot of buzz that the pricing wasn't as impressive as some had hoped stock did bounce on that but maybe some realization there's more of value play in that long term >> that was great question and not necessarily one you expect from a company trying to look like a tech company. there is another ipo a