All right, sir, thank you very much and welcome everybody to overtime.

I'm Scott Wotney. You just heard the bells. We are just getting started from

Post-9 here at the New York Stock Exchange and boy do we have another big hour

coming up. Meta reports in a matter of minutes.

That's our obvious talk of the tape today

because perhaps no mega cap company is under more pressure

to produce than the former Facebook,

given that its stock has gotten creamed and now its current direction

has been called into question by a major shareholder. Our experts are

standing by for those results everything you need to know. Let's bring in

Riddholz wealth management CEO Josh Brown and

Stephanie Link of High Tower both CNBC contributors of course and both are here

with me on set. Stephanie Link does own meta so the stakes are high. I can't imagine that the expectations

are though given what we've heard from Alphabet and given what I said was a terrible stock

year to date.

Yes it's a terrible stock year to date.

It's down 61 percent.

It trades at 11.

Times earnings if you believe the earnings.

I got all that.

So on the positive side, I think engagement's going to be pretty good.

1.97 billion daily active users, over almost 3 billion and monthly active users for the full

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