It's Thursday, July 25th.

Welcome to the market foolery.

I'm Priseel joining me in studio today from Motley Fool 1,

Jason Moser and from Fool.

David Hanson.

Happy Thursday gentlemen.

Yo, hey.

We will wrap up earnings Palusa.

By the way, more than 50 companies in the S&P 500 are reporting today.

I was going to say it seems like a dizzy day.

Yeah, we will not be covering them all. But we will be talking about a few of the highlights and possibly low lights. Visa, Under Armour, General Motors, Duncan Brands, but we will start with the stock of the day.

And that is Facebook, which is up 25% this morning after second quarter profit and revenue came in much higher than expected and

mobile ads, Jason, getting all the attention, mobile ads which essentially did not exist a year

ago and now are making up 41% of all ad revenue. That's a huge

number. That is a huge gain going from zero to 41% in basically a year.

And that number will just continue to rise.

And that was, you know, the market's reaction today is one of beating all expectations, right?

I mean, a lot of this is just an expectations game,

and so Facebook brought in higher earnings, higher sales.

Mobile advertising went from being 30% of sales up to 41.

To put this in context, I mean, just to have a little perspective here,

Facebook, this past quarter, made about $655 million

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