Hey everybody Rob, now we're here. Thanks for your patience, but the late start this evening.

I know it's a little bit later than normal, but a busy day today.

A quick follow up before we get into it. I did send out that email, like I had said yesterday, for those of you that were interested in that.

That would have come around 8.15 pm central tonight.

1.15 am UTC and that'd be from a shareloft.com email.

Just want to make sure that no one's getting fished. I know there's a lot of that type of stuff that goes on with YouTubers and social media accounts.

I just want to make sure that that's clear. The subject on that would be update from Rob Maurer.

So anyway, getting into it, Tesla today down one and a half percent, closing at $180.45. Well, the NASDAQ was barely up on the day.

Mostly other indices down though. Kind of a wild day again. Just seems to be the trend for the last couple of weeks, but we had more banking news throughout the day.

First Republic Bank said it's weighing its options, including a sale. Credit Suisse was facing some question marks as it has been for quite some time.

But so probably not too surprising there, but a high default risk there for Credit Suisse.

But the Swiss national bank did say that they plan on backstopping and supporting Credit Suisse.

So Credit Suisse is planning a bar of 54 billion from them, hopefully alleviating some of those concerns for Credit Suisse.

And then we also had a significant and positive producer price index PPI report.

This actually declined month of a month. So the headline number here was down a little bit more than one tenth of a percent, 15 basis points from the prior month.

That was about 40 basis points below the expectation of a three tenths percent increase month of a month.

Obviously the CPI came in really hot. So it's, you know, it's surprising and exciting to see that this has not been the case for the producer price index.

People generally feel the CPI kind of legs a little bit behind CPI. So we're CPI legs a little bit behind PPI.

So positive to see the sign here. If we look at core, that was flat month of a month.

So again, that was about 40 basis points, 30 basis points or so below expectations.

Bloomberg did point out that for goods at least, so not the entire producer price index, but for goods, the declining price of eggs,

which has been kind of skyrocketing lately, was responsible for about 80% of the pullback, again, just for goods.

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