so, kevin, you bought honeywell. >> we initiated a new position in honeywell yesterday, scott.verything boeing is doing wrong, companies like ge, aerospace, honeywell can be beneficiaries. they're streamlining a lot of the business. aerospace is the key component to it. i think they can also be a beneficiary of restructuring, on shoring, the infrastructure play. so 2.2% dividend, big share buybacks, solid dividend growth. it's been a stalwart dog for a while, too. we're looking for something to break out a little bit. >> sold some calls in freeport. >> freeport has been unbelievable. what we're seeing in gold and freeport specifically has been fantastic. the spike in volatility the last two weeks is giving us opportunities to write premium. if you have stocks that you're invested in, that are appreciated, i would take advantage of write-in calls. we wrote a $57 strike two weeks out. an 11% premium. if the stock goes to 57 in two weeks, i'll ring the register. >> weiss? >> we're seeing the stock up for leidos today. it's one of the rare companies where it's both growing and it's

let's put a little money to work and we had to choose honeywell. the charts currently favor large growth over small caps and it's thought the mega caps can finally make a comeback, the old timers, the banks. >>> mind net is working on lsd, more about the applications for this experimental and breakthrough therapy. >>> then warren buffett and elon musk, i spot an important dichotomy between the two i think every invest needs to understand. i'll reveal it. >>> stay with cramer! ♪♪ the road to opportunity. is often the road overlooked. at enterprise mobility, we guide companies to unique solutions, from our team of mobility experts. because we believe the more ways we all have to move forward the further we all go. >>> in light of the doom and gloom in the market today, i want to focus on what i think is a feel good story, mind medicine, also known as mind med, a biotech company that's studying various psychedelic drugs as treatment for mental health issues. you heard me right. they're dealing with lsd. it looks like it works in early stage clinical t

>> a company, and 36.6 billion, and five 26 billion, honeywell >> and this particular case, technologyl, can deliver, and show his stuff, been one of the worst of the industrials, a good company, i'm surprised, time to make a move.>> and a quick question about the technology, have uncovered much on, i would like to know what you think of eye on, or q or any other company? figure technology is in freefall, that includes the company's that are actually doing incredibly well, companies that are losing money like this, i have to say sell. john in florida.>> master jim cramer, thanks for taking the call. >> sure, what's going on? figure no place there. >> and it has been replaced by ramaswamy, and i don't have the conviction to be able to say this in the market that is time to buy, it is too horrible a tech market. go to pete in delaware. pete? figure jim, how are you. >> good, how are you. >> i'm doing good. and i wanted to get your opinion, guidewire software, and business, one comes to software, and a hedge fund, sidestep, the lower price, doug. >> uber. and you buy some now and a little

i'll give you -- honeywell honeywell at one point today was up five buck it's now up 50 cents >> i wasings we've got, honeywell, dow, and merck are all in the green >> yeah. i mean, i spoke to jim fitterling this morning. they have very inexpensive u.s. costs versus everywhere else in the world. it's up 60 -- it's down now. it was a good quarter. yield is 4.9%. there's a lot of companies that did good quarters when you wanted great quarters, and there were a lot of quarters that did fantastic quarters and gave you not as good forecasts. bill mcdermott but bill at service now would argue, are you kidding me? come on. i'm a conservative guy i'm doing really well. i keep coming back to meta is in control here meta and the bonds and meta's -- look you know, when a guy says, trust me, well, david, you know, i'm from the government. trust me >> although, the guy is mark zuckerberg, and you know, he's -- he may be dressing nicely, but he's still a cold-blooded killer, and i say that in the nicest way >> that's an odd way to put it the killers is a good group. i would buy meta here. >> you kno

outrage over the farm and conditions experienced by palestinians. agencies say far more age is needed, honeywell, who has more from it off to read the rocks, is a total number. and of course, these are 3 drugs. were a common by a you and, and it's a clearly, you can see it in the, in the video. that is, is going right as the spreading right now. in social media, do you and cars with a visible signs and a flag of the united nations of the vehicles on the ground, a securing these a 3 trucks. the numbers this still a trickle amount in, in the face of the growing famine and in the northern part and got the city just reminder it to our viewer that so far the acute, fragmented spring and the northern part and god, the city has already been the cause of death of 30 children who died of the enforce dehydrated dehydration and a star vision all talks on a cease fire and gauze are expected to resume in cairo. us president joe biden is reported to have sent letters to mediators and katara and egypt, urging pressure on him us to accept a deal after months of negotiations. alda 0 understands that her mass del

properly subsidized to, to ton that buildings the houses or the businesses into power stations. honeywell, the home, is that the, even by the way, when i hillary power and then it'll stain of filming the installation of the solar panels, the 1st step on the pump to us, so low road, the neva engine hoops the solar panels will help slusher energy bills the dependents under roof, it's going to be much better for the panels if we can, if they keep going and the chief and i'm, once people say this happened, you know, some of you started it. they were, it is really on the stocks and of course, cheaper bills. so now the, so the power to miss austin la, rarity has that partner a major british energy company. since that pioneer is here in the okay, we've got pretty much like the one of my site dated good systems. so it's really reliant on fossil fuels. so it pink time. so let's say 6 o'clock when people come home and they want to put that in, is there's about a few 100 different generate to is that are required by the great, the toilet that demand. what that does is it creates this horrible kind o

if he failed agreements, honeywell hold has more from alpha and southern gaza. this the pas, the few hours have been very intense as more confirmed reports of intense uh, aerial attacks. and the central area of the gaza strip mainly on. and they'll say that refugee camp and why do you have the area, the very particular a few or people were told to be evacuated to at the beginning of, of the initial weeks of, of this war. uh oh, no separate toxic. earlier hours of this evening there's really mandatory struck a vehicle in the shot directory. she came to the beach, right. you can come in the north room, western parts of garza city, the targeted where the children of the political leader of how much to buy in any along with their children. those are the grandchildren of the political leader of how does this really monitor, or you should a statement stating that the killed the 3 operative of how much a political leader in gaza city. this attack on the, on the, it's the this sense of the grandson's, of how much liter viewed largely by people as the way to dictate the

and honeywell who lives in rafa and southern gaza with more on how the announcement for additional adverbs is being received. within the past few wait weeks, people have been voicing concern and the frustration of the fact that the uh, whether it's the americans or other involved parties interested into providing him a 3. and it's resorting to alternatives like era dropping and constructing a temporary peer. the criticism was over the fact that there are land crossings that are available, but they have been virtually shut down by this really a military. so theoretically speaking, when this decision is, is implemented, we're going to see a significant increase in deaf loving human atoria in it, but so far. and the problem is with the practical side of this decision, how is it going to be implemented? and is it going to be implemented properly or not? we know there was a meeting earlier this evening between these really military and organization 8 organization as here at the crossing. just the northern part of the gaza strip right at the entrance of the city of $800.00. we don't know what ex

after months of relentless is really bombing and heavy fighting. honeywell, fluids reports some of the sites of those mass graves in hon. eunice. this is the side of a master grave that was created by these really military as it is for not the hospital with in the past month is really military not only destroyed the facility and severely damaged the whole complex that loss of the hospital, but also created this mass, the grave. for the past 3 days, civil defense, the crew members and paramedics, have been able to retrieve a 180 bodies of people who were buried in this gnostic grave house. more than half of these bodies were 3 of their on non largely on identified, their identity is lost and their names might not be remembered at all. there's really military is believe, do freed, this mazda grave, after taking the bodies that were buried at the courtyard of the hospital, given the difficulties of performing formal barrier as the war was urging. and the attacks were scaling up the vicinity of north of the hospital. it is also believe that is really military use this massive grave and it

outrage over the farm and conditions experienced by palestinians. agencies say far more age is needed. honeywell, who has more from alpha read trucks, is a total number. and of course the, the 3 trucks were a common by a you and, and it's a clearly, you can see it in the.

with 1500000 display of california, honeywell move the force monitoring events for us through the evening and into the night in rafa, in southern gaza. thank you. a 100. the students have been arrested at universities across the united states, has protest, grove, israel's war and garza, that demanding educational institutions divest and companies. they sell complicity in genocide, theresa both choices. i live outside columbia university in new york, and alia, theresa, that was both those by little activity go behind you, because what is going on is beyond the medical railings behind you. well, that's correct. we're right outside columbia university. the students remain inside were not allowed to go in only those who have a university id passes have been allowed and so far. but we're seeing that some people supporting or protesting against the war and guys that have started to show up here. and the reason why is that students inside are saying that they have been tended papers that they have to sign that they're asking them to leave the place to and they're sitting there and comes met insi

somebody doesn't speak to honeywell would. who's in rafa and southern garza with all the latest honey. this obviously of an intense bombardment of central garza, in recent days you've been reporting on it. but this really looks like it's potentially or near the beginning. yes, little they're more distressing. good reports. the confirmed reports are emerging from the, the central area mainly and they'll tell you that the northern part on the far right, right, you can and around the vicinity of why the, it has that, that, that particular location that marks the saved zones that announced that the initial weeks of this, really military as the save. so in the beginning of safe going in the central area and further through the funding part of the trip where it is really monetary in over not a tox intensified air attacks and artillery, selling at pushing deeper into the northern part of a new site. right, right. you know, in a statement they should buy these really military talking about that a conducting a military operation in, in

makes me wonder, should i be selling my big tech stocks that have done so well and other stuff like honeywellr rockwell automation. maria: you buy on the dip? >> the will markets still let un, $16 in cash. don't think you will see significant pullback. adam is listening to me. maria: you sold a little bit. oil prices at these levels, you want to buy oil stocks? >> the cure for high prices is high prices, opec members are cheating on their quotas pumping more and that will push the price down. maria: thank you so much. we will take a short break and come right back, stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ at ameriprise financial our advice is personalized based on your goals, whatever they may be. all that planning has paid off. looks like you can make this work. we can make this work. and the feeling of confidence that comes from our advice... i can make this work. that seems to be universal. i can make this work. i can make this work. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 clients are likely to recommend us. because advice worth listening to is advice worth talking about. ameriprise financial. not all caitlin clarks a

winners and here on the losers and home depot down 2.5% and goldman sachs down and boeing 2.3% and honeywells on the dow. all right, it's time for the wednesday trivia question. another good one, all though kind of obscure i'd say. how many bones are in your foot? 12, 16, 20, or 26. good question. i have clue, but we'll be back with the right answer after t this. when you own a small business every second counts. save time marketing with constant contact. with email, sms and social posts all in one place. so you still have time to make someone's day. start today at constantcontact.com. stuart: all right. good with question, how many bones are in the foot? 12, 16, 20, 26? by the way, before we go on with this, i am told that the distance between your risk and -- wrist and your el elbow is the same as your foot size. lauren: yeah. stuart: all right, lauren -- lauren: it's true. stuart: how many bones in your foot? [laughter] you have little feet. [laughter] lauren: i have number 4, 26 bones in my foot. stuart: 26? lauren: sure. stuart: big foot. lauren: size 7, possibly 7 and a half because of

majors, look at the dow heat map, what you see the bottom is home depot followed by boeing, nike, honeywell, travelers and goldman sachs. home depot had a taking because three brokerages and research outfits hiked price targets this morning. home depot's losses only rival lows down with it. we will show you lows, could it simply be that there is pretty eye watering news out about what kind of salary americans now need in order to purchase a home and go to home depot and improve their homes? cherry fani willis coming up with sobering details and we will check the 30 year mortgage rate. today is the first chance to react to last friday's pc inflation report because the markets were closed good friday and clearly investors don't love it. let's get to the s&p 500 down 15 points. just under one tenth of a percent lower, not a big deal but nasdaq -- s&p down 17 points, is that of a%. nasa than one tenth of a%. could it be the fed's favorite inflation report core pce did touchdown 2.8%? the lowest since march of 2021 but january's number was revised higher 2.9% from 2.8%. personal spending surged

of the, the whole, the whole shop by him off holy the young in your life to be less than dollars. honeywell. hey, gillian from zillow was the one you have to have started a boy for 2, and then back in order to get a copy of that done, he, i mean on the, on the piano just to be sure if that's the problem. okay, stop, stop, stop it. car tony, been an actor more no 2 big guy from today's builder and for the 1st quarter, what do do accept okay, i'm back at the bottom of the hello. so i went on the side not to jot all we need to know the subset of how the, the 90 minus the bulk of was a 10 minute and no. and you need when you put them all the way over and take a set of me, then it took a sudden i saw by the desktop. i'm on the hold of them another. my mom, the link to my husband, you know, logic, the old house in the house did that job and i thought i did so with it. what are your thoughts on that stuff that is a with the system is giving them access to that hello. ok. ok when says, i think, but i think the, the need inside was yeah, the thing that to make you know, if the barbecue over delta, t

boring stuff, you know in honeywell,s of coursewell autonation -- of course, rockwell automation. adam, stay there, please. you're with me for the hour. >>> coming up, google has fired 28 employees for protesting the company's work with israel's government. seems like management finally got a backbone. it's about a time. we're all over that one. >>> speaker johnson has set up a vote on the end the border catastrophe act for later this week. now, that's separate from foreign aid bills. not all republicans are onboard with the border act. congressman tony gonzales will join us after this. ♪ ♪ in any business, you ride the line between numbers and people. what's right for the business and what's best for everyone who depends on it. solving today's challenges while creating future opportunities. it takes balance. cla - cpas, consultants, and wealth advisors. we'll get you there. everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great produc

verizon, morgan, honeywell, or walt disney on the big board, dow winners.cs, globe -- diagnostics. the nasdaq, any big names there? no. datadog. fascinating company. illumina. advance ad micro devices and meta. on that list, it's up 1.6%. the 10-year treasury, the yield up, 4.65. the price of gold, down $20, $2326. bitcoin, $66,000 a coin. the price of oil, is it going to break with below $80? not yet, it's at 81.45 as we speak. >>> coming up, gen-zers are ditching college for trade schools. why? [laughter] well, maybe they don't like going for an expensive 4-year college degree. but i'm going to ask the chief executive at a trade school what's going on in his business. he's coming up later in the show. the supreme court appeared divided over a ban on homeless encampments. if the court struck down the right to camp in public parks, would seattle actually move people? our seattle guy, jason rantz, gets into that. aoc calling anti-israel protests peaceful. roll it. >> it is especially important that we remember the power of young people shaping this country t

everybody else, all the big established companies, tech for example, or just big chunk hey companies, honeywellrockwell, delta air lines, some of these i am long. yes, i'm talking my book. but it's good for them. maria: your thoughts on whether or not we're actually going to see the strength continue throughout the year because there's still the debate about the macro story. hadthere was last year as well. >> i don't think the economy's slowing down. we're talking about soft landing, slow landing. there's no landing. this thing is high flying right now and if you look at it, we had 2% economic growth the last decade. we're clocking at 2.8% this first quarter and i also argue rates -- it used to be about 4, 5%, that was normal rates. we're getting back to normalization in the rate market and inflation and i think bottom line is economic growth is back to what it used to be since world war ii. maria: let me get your a take on boeing. a whistleblower and panel of experts will testify before the senate today as the whistleblower says the company's 787 jets should be grounded to allow proper safety

find the can i have the box hold on the shop by the holy the in your life to be less than dollars. honeywell, hey, gallons of zillow was the one you had thought of. sorry, the boy, but to him in order to get a honest look up. now, don't he? i mean the, i mean the honda just to be sure if that's the problem. okay, stop, stop, stop. it cannot do anything or not tomorrow. no 2 big guy can today's builder conflict asked who to go? do do accept. okay, i'm back at the bottom of the hello. so who went on the do? so i'm telling you national, not to jot all we need for the overnight, the subset of how the, the mind, the bulk of what a 10 minute annoying and you need when you put them on over and take us out of me. then it took a sudden i saw by the desktop and oh, on the other gentleman, the other night might be leading to my house. anyhow, logic was housed in how he did that job and i'm very thought i did so with it. what are your thoughts on that stuff that if, as they would have been with us as most of the above, i'd love to that. hello. okay. okay. winfrey has been up until the, the neat inside w

we're talking about tesla, visa, microsoft, honeywell,s alphabet. big, big tech names, of course. and, by the way, tech is taking its worst hit right now, the sector, since december of 2022. investors, obviously, remain cautious ahead of the big earnings week. and then we get the economic data on deck. the advanced first if quarter gdp reading comes next week as well as the fed's feat inflation gauge, core pce. personal consumption expenditures. that is fred. ed friday. one earnings move helping the dow buck the trend, am-ex, shares higher by about 5.25% after posting a double beat. but the s&p and the nasdaq are not getting the same boost and are on pace for a sixth straight day of declines. so let's get to our floor show traders to dissect all of the action. joining me now from the new york stock exchange, meridian equity partners' senior managing partner john corpina and the price futures group senior market analyst and all things oil, phil flinch -- flynn. phil, oil did sort of this pop and drop. again, we're talking about risk-on, risk-off, back to risk-on within hours of eac

american express, chevron, honeywell, caterpillar, unitedhealth.. s&p 500 winners, paramount global, american express, fifth third bank corp., first solar, united airlines. sorry, nasdaq composite winners, what have we got? old dominion freight line, baker hughes, diamondback energy, regeneron and illumina. lauren lauren no big tech. but many of them report next week. stuart: they do. lauren: tesla, meta, google, microsoft. stuart: show me the 10-year treasury, please. i like to know the yield. it is coming down a fraction, still at 4.61. gold, on the upside today because of the events in fact middle east but not as much as it was before. it had been well above $2400, now it's right at $2400. bitcoin, as we told you, went from $59,000 to 6,6 -- 64,6 in just a matter of hours. the price of oiling well, that spiked to $89 a barrel, now it's down to $83. how about that? interesting movements on the market today. >>> coming up, britain's former prime minister, liz truss, she says trump has to win. she's warning against the deep state in america. of she

in our 12 best ideas portfolio we added to honeywell when we were selling some of the underperformersdded to goldman and we added to home depot. so i think that is an important discipline as well. you have got to look ahead, okay, where are we in the cycle, where are there attractive valuations? of course all those names fit our theme, old economy companies embracing, pivoting to generative a.i. to picks and shovels. charles: nancy in my own research i rely technicals about 60, 56%. fundamentals, rather 60, 65%. technicals about 25% or so. behavioral is 10% what i do but this market in my opinion has been all emotions for the last couple of weeks which is interesting because on march 27. daniel conomon passed away at age 90. one of the few psychologists that did. you're a fan of his. 10 core ideas. ask about a couple of them. loss aversion. i think that is one of the biggest things that hurt investors. >> yeah. it is complicated, right? he actually quipped usually your sellers outperform the stocks that you bought, so irony what i just told you and delta is about 4% of total return. s

there is no safety houses here as honeywell. what is why, for us and ross and southern gaza? honey, what more can you tell us about these attacks and the southern part of the strip of the yes, sir. well, these are the topics have been going on since the beginning of the genocidal war causing and get further civilian casualties and shocking level of destruction to almost every means of life. you including public facilities, evacuation center as residential buildings and, and hospitality just across the gaza. strip the, the, the, the shared level of destruction is, is the shocking as the, the, the civilian casualties. so far, we're looking over crowded, drop off the overnight, a top, unpredictable fall in bonds on a residential home that have destroyed it completely and caused the depth of 7 family members, mostly women and children residing inside this residential home separately. and they've been part of the city another residential homeless targeted where one person was reported killed in close to 10 people with a critical injury. all the transferred to an ajar hospital. but

local official say is really forces executed them during an incursion in the area. 4 months ago, honeywell, who the, joining us now from the heidi, what more we learning about these killings and these mass graves that are now being phones? yes, what we learned so far, 9 bodies were discovered the cory, out of a ship, a hosp. it's all i knew were largely dest fees, and it was only doctors who were able to identify these bodies that didn't make you confirming that these were patients and injures inside the hospital, or from the medical bandages, under good counselors under body. that is still attached to their bodies then from medical is stuff inside the hospitals will also testify and get there and confirm that these people were in fact executed by this really military and very close to the main gate of su 4 hospital. when it was a storm last month in march, the is really mandatory is formed, the hospital destroying the vast majority of its uh, facilities that equipments and destroying its building on its vicinity as well. the majority of buildings, the residential buildings where people we

will not speak to honeywell when he joins us now from the rasa. i mean, i want to start with these strikes, overnights and, and this morning i understand they were boost or took us through was targeted a little more, more aggressive, a raids across the gods for nearly concentrated in the central area, particularly the city of theaters, but are they, it's been part of the city where at least one person reported skilled in, in areas, tries to target at a residential homes that he was filtering. and along with his family members, the family members were transferred, filled out to the hospital with different injuries, arriving to an already over whelmed exhausted health facilities. and the further the central part of the central air, this of the refugee camp, where in an air strike, killed the mayor of other not as the. and he is also the hit of the, the municipality of the month as the area and the, the surrounding areas is really military. put a statement out that it was a target, it's killing for a lot of people in the area. the notice person as th

that is honeywell, who is an old alexis lions. joining us live from alpha, the pressures and german foreign ministers have been in israel and mason leaders, death adults on iran. david cameron and adelina babel met prime minister benjamin netanyahu. cameron says israel will left off to ron strikes on saturday, but hopes that will do so in a way that doesn't to escalate the situation. the german 4 minutes to quote on israel to act prudently and responsibly. the wrong says strong and missile strikes in response to israel's attack on it's conflict building and syria. earlier this month has bella has launched drones and missiles into northern israel. the lebanese group says it targets with a military base and our, i'm shape near the board to the is ready. military says 14 soldiers were injured, including 6, seriously. has bolo says it was a response to it is really drawn, stripe that killed at least 3 people in southern 11 on, on tuesday. that's bringing on correspondence from the son who's, who's joining us, live from tennessee, the and the is there any army has confirmed that there's been a n

collapse of sanitation systems and lack of clean drinking water is fueling the spread of diseases. honeywell, motor reports after months of bombardment on suffering, the people of god that have been left within you in the beginning, the peace because the effort should be a honda for the situation is very dark and the place is not suitable for living to know toilets. no water, no sanitation facilities, just making it very difficult one toilet and one war to science, a 5000 displace individuals. people are in overcrowded spaces. and this has led to a spread of infectious diseases, very alien to us. even the health ministry cannot determine what these diseases uh the lack of showers in hand washing facilities means maintaining a proper hygiene is nearly impossible. stagnating water and pour waste management held the breed diseases, carrying mosquitoes and slice the number of those with malaria. the fever and other illness is rising, whole eligible diseases such as hepatitis and other infectious diseases are spreading quickly. vomiting and diarrhea are among the most whites but diseases among ch

this is one example of how it's done. honeywell, who thank you very much for your latest reporting there outside of the of from i should say, from the gaza strip as specifically from ross. i thank you very much, honey. i'm told that we have honda. so who know, honda? you're a 1st from occupied east jerusalem look before we continue to have this conversation with, with my one shar, who's in the studio with us. we need to know what israel is saying happened or rather how israel is explaining what they did because they do have knowledge that they struck this convoy. what are they saying of the initially these really are we did not acknowledge that it was then who struck this convoy. these really armies spokesperson daniel, regarding, well speaking in english, said that quote, an incident had happened, sending his consult condolences and saying that it was expressing sorrow. additionally, we then had these really prime minister in the afternoon acknowledge that it was indeed and is really airstrikes saying that it was on intentional. let's take a listen. that's the whole. now i'm, you could

largest deal hospitals in rafa, are also rethinking their humanitarian work in gaza. officer as honeywell, who does live for us and rafa honey, so we're seeing that multiple aid groups are suspending their work or thinking about suspending their work who is still delivering aid in gaza. the yes. well the, the tax on the w. c. k. employee is on the other day was, is as large as our see if by the boss was you had a policy of deliberate, intentional attack just to destroy anyone who was interested in it. providing any supports or any food supplies suits of how the city of the fact that we've been seeing this a chain of events and from obstructing the flow of a military and aid and to directly attacking aid seekers and aid workers. and now the culmination all of this, an attack on, and joe, that has really providing food supplies and grouping meals for our larger desperate population just causing more limitations on the airport than if i can. is it going very loud right now and limiting any particular effort to provide any support for the policy that we're looking at, remaining bodies that ar

. >>> honeywell is out with the first quarter profit of $2.25 a share. revenue $9.11 billion. the forecast was $9.03 billion a little bit better than expected look at -- let's get to meta he did not change it to a.i. they are still spending more on the metaverse or part of the a.i. spending? who are they who are you? >> it is part of the metaverse shares of meta plummeted after the company issued a light forecast is overshadowed what was better than expected first quarter results. i want to bring in dan flax. it was a fascinating call. in many ways, mark zuckerberg called it. a lot of volatility around the stock in what he calls these type of periods when they invest in this stuff. the question is whether investors and like them investing in this stuff, dan, and the market spoke last night. we have seen this movie before, perhaps. >> good morning, andrew. we have seen this movie before with the transition to stories they have done well with reels in the last 24 months. what we see in a.i. makes sense from the investment standpoint it will take time to monetize and revenue grow