It's Thursday, November 4th, welcome to Marketfoolery.

I'm Chris Hill with me today, our man in Colorado, Tim Buyers.

Thanks for being here.

Thanks for having me, fully caffeinated, ready to go.

Likewise, we have a trio of third quarter earnings reports

in streaming video, edge computing.

We're going to start in global travel.

Profits and revenue for booking holdings came in higher than expected.

Shares of price lines parent company got close to a new all-time high this morning.

They've sort of dropped a little bit down from there, but still in positive territory.

Maybe this is a gross understatement, but this seemed like a good quarter.

That is a gross understatement.

You are correct, sir. That is a gross understatement.

Yeah, this is a study in resilience.

Chris, we are back traveling again, so just a couple of numbers here.

The gross bookings, so this is gross travel bookings, $23.7 billion.

That's a lot of money.

That increased 77%, 75% in constant currency, and $4.7 billion in net revenues.

That's after everything has been paid out.

That's what booking actually gets.

That was also a 77% increase.

Gosh, I mean net income profits tripled.

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