We've got two big-time names at all-time highs. Where do they go from here?

Motley Full Money starts now. I'm Dylan Lewis and I'm joined over the airwaves by Motley Full Analysts Tim Byers.

Tim, where is the caffeine meter checking in?

It's all about survival today, Dylan.

It's all about survival.

You know, I hope that the rest of your day goes better than the way it started,

but I do love that you are fully caffeinated and ready to go.

We've got some huge names in the digital economy,

posting some big time results, and we're going to stop to

smell the roses on a Valentine's Day stock. Tim we're going to start with

Uber because it is the end of an era at Uber. The company reported its Q4 results and its first ever full year

profit. Important to note that while it did post 1.4 billion in net income, a billion of that was the investment income, but Tim we had

a legitimate operating income for a full year from Uber.

I mean it's impressive. I have to give credit where it's due.

There are some growth investors who saw this early on.

We did make this a re-rec and rule breakers

about, I'm gonna say a little more than a year ago, but part of that was because of work done by others.

And I'll single out Henry Ellen Bogan at Durable Capital, who was early on seeing just how good

Uber was tracking.

And I've just a couple of numbers here, Dylan, you know, there was a thesis for Uber that if they could start generating real meaningful gains in gross bookings

and they could, no matter what you say about,

I'm not a big fan of adjusting anything, but management does get paid on what's called

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