I'm Dylan Lewis, and I'm joined over the airwaves by Motley Full Analyst, Asset Sharma.

Asset, thanks for joining me.

Dylan, thank you for having me.

We've got updates on DIY spend, another retailer feeling the pinch of theft, but we're going

to kick off today looking at everyone's favorite e-conferencing, everything company, it's

for meetings, it's for talking your relatives, it's Zoom, Asset, the company reported

results, shares up 4% after what looked like a pretty decent quarter for Zoom, almost

4% year-over-year growth on the top line, we saw a net income up to 182 million compared

to 45 million in the quarter a go, what jumped out to you in the company's results?

Dylan, I think that the deceleration that we've seen with Zoom is starting to even out

a bit, so enterprise business, that's the part of the business which you're selling

to enterprise customers, large contracts, contracts over 100,000 bucks a year, those seem

to be growing, I note that the contact center business, which is something that Zoom basically

built in-house has now reached over 500 customers, they were discussing this in the call in

just six quarters, so while we don't have a company that seems to be rejuvenated on

the top line, it becomes increasingly interesting from an earnings perspective, from a cash flow

perspective, I mean this is a company that looked like maybe net income would start to wobble

a bit, but a very solid quarter on the bottom line, Zoom had $182 million in net income,

so more to talk about here, but I see stabilization is my main takeaway from this earnings report.

You mentioned the growth profile there, management reiterated the full year guidance implying

2% growth for the year, so this is definitely a different look business than maybe where they

were a couple of years ago, some of what we were seeing in terms of their full year outlook

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