>> yes, exelon coming into today, we were looking at a dividend yield of 3% which is just great in a market where the ten-year, with you know, we've been so happy recently because it actually has hit four but the fact is, exelon is a company that with earnings, we can see those earnings grow. we also see great coverage rates and the dividends are likely to grow in the future, too. pfizer wing most people know that name with their covid fighting products, and here now, we're looking at also a solid dividend yield, somewhere in the 3.6, 3.7 area, and a price-to-earnings ratio of 9 so you're talking about possibly earning 10 to 12% a year over the next five to ten years without earnings growth. and finally, walgreens lottery investors have been done on walgreens, but they have been reporting profits consistently recently and i think the market is beginning to notice that this month. dividend yield, almost 6%, by the way. and a single-digit price-to-earnings ratio between 7 and 8. so we like this kind of protection strong balance sheets, these companies aren't going anywhere, and i think

nasdaq winners kraft heinz, there you go thanks very much, 3%, walgreens boots, american electric, exelonld where is it, 1,679 down quite sharply. bitcoin, 36 minutes into this program and this is the first time we mentioned bitcoin. out of favor, i guess. >> oh, wow. stuart: bitcoin is at 19, 300. the price of oil, $92 a barrel, and nat gas, where's that today? oh, slowly moving, well its been cold in the northeast. the average price for a gallon of regular is now 3.91 getting close to four bucks look at california, only 6.33, down $ 0.10 from last week. >> wow. stuart: lucky people. coming up democrat senator chris murphy says saudi arabia should face consequences for opec +'s production cut. roll it. >> they chose to backup the russians, drive up oil prices which could have the potential to fracture our ukraine coalition, and there's got to be consequences for that. stuart: why not just let us drill for the oil & gas that lie s beneath our feet he asks? no answer. paypal, backtracking after a policy update said users could be fined 2,500 bucks for post ing misinformation. you can bet y