Hey everybody Rob Maurer here just a quick check-in episode today as I'm taking a bit of time off today to relax as it is my birthday.

So we'll be back in more detail tomorrow.

We'll hit the high-level stuff today.

Tesla stock on the day today did underperform pretty significantly to the markets.

Down 2.1% to $5.28.16 versus the NASDAQ up 5.6%. I'm not fully understanding why the markets

were up today, probably a combination of the stimulus package passing in the Senate

yesterday, though at this point I think that should have been priced in.

Then we did this morning get a new jobless claims report as we had talked about

earlier this week and the number that everyone was

focusing on here was the initial jobless claims so new people filing for

unemployment this number spiked by 3.3 million people for some context here last week's number was 211,000. That was relatively

low, but this 3.3 million this week is way higher than any previous number in the 50 plus years of history that these numbers have

been being reported. According to investing.com, the previous highs, which have happened a couple

times was around 650,000 people.

So we're seeing it now five times the previous all-time high.

Now consensus estimates for this were all over the place.

Bloomberg earlier this week had it at a million.

They've since up to that to 1.7 million heading into town. earlier this

we had at a million. They've since up to that to 1.7 million heading into today. But there were

also forecasts out there that were higher than this 3.3 million number and

apparently the markets were unfazed. Now obviously I think the expectation is that a lot of this

unemployment will be temporary and as this virus situation fades a lot of these

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