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It's Thursday January 23rd.

Welcome to Market Foolery.

I'm Chris Hill with me in studio.

Mr. Bell Barker. thanks for being here.

Thanks for having me.

We got some earnings.

Earnings starting to heat up.

We've got some airlines, we've got some consumer goods.

We're going to start with one of your favorite companies

because it's it's based in your home country of Philadelphia. Comcast. Fourth

quarter profits and revenue for Comcast came in higher than expected.

You know, and if it was just that, that would probably be great, but it was mixed in the sense

that broadband is growing for Comcast, but cord cutting is also growing.

The number of people just cutting the court on Comcast television services, that's on the rise. Yeah, that's on the rise.

And okay, the stock is off a little bit today, but it's up about 40% over the last year.

So some pretty high expectations embedded into you know the current

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