It's Tuesday, April 19th.

Welcome to Market Fullry.

I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today from Stock Advisor, Supernova,

and Motley Fool options, CFA Jim Mueller, and for Motley Fool options, C. F. A. Jim Mueller, and for Motley Fool Funds, Charlie Travers.

Thanks for being here, Jents.

Happy to be here, Chris.

Thank you.

Earnings Palusas heating up.

We've got, I kind of want to say we have the good, the bad, and the ugly because

certainly in the case of alumina it's ugly although it's not officially earnings

but we'll get to that we'll get to Johnson and Johnson.

The bidding for Yahoo has closed and there is at least one surprise

in the final set of bids.

But let's start with Netflix.

First quarter profits came in higher than expected. They added 2.2

million subscribers. That's more. In the US. In the US, they were expecting 1.8 million. I mean on balance this looks really good and

yet the forecast that they gave was a little bit weaker than some on Wall Street were expecting and that as much as

anything appears to be sending the stock down 10%.

Yeah, well, Wall Street is so much focused on forecasts and what the next quarter is going to do that I think this is actually a really good opportunity if you're interested in investing in Netflix and either have a smaller position than you might want or no position at all because down in the 90s and heck if we're lucky down in the 80s

would be a great time great place to buy shares and and my my broker's headline feed this morning was just saying

reiterating every analyst out there is and reiterating target price 120

target price 130 I mean that's where these guys are headed and so if you can buy it in the 90s,

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