All right. Well, good morning, Eves. Thank you guys for joining us here once again on the Daily Kill live stream.

And of course, shout out to anybody later on listening on the podcast or listening on the YouTube channel. Feel bad for you listening on the podcast, though. You're not able to experience the glory of this background behind me. I'm hanging out with my boy Gerald Powell, the Fed chairman himself, aka Jay Powell, is how he prefers to go by. Give it a nice fat thumbs up after this inflation report that we just got on Friday. So we've got a lot of inflation

reports lately. We've got the big one that everybody was waiting for on Friday, even though we did

talk about this to close last week. So we'll dive right into that in just a couple of minutes.

But before we get into anything, it is currently 1137 a.m. Eastern time on this beautiful Monday,

January 29, 2004. Happy Monday, everybody, hope we're already to create a ton of shareholder value this week. I know that's what gets me up out of bed. There's nothing I love doing more than making my shareholders wealthier. That's it. That's all that I'm here for. Speaking of, we'll dive into some stock movements today that really are trying to make their shareholders wealthier and a lot poorer. We also got quite a lot of videos, or at least two videos that we're going to show associated with that later on. So definitely make sure to stick around with that and some great content. And what's more fun than making fun of Intel, quite honestly. So definitely stick around for that. And then, of course, we have some new vc's on the block we have some new heads of

the venture capital industry on the block we'll dive into exactly what's going on there

but first and foremost let's go ahead and take a look at the market snapshot for last

friday so shoved up to wso alpha had a relatively strong day solid outperformance on the session

thanks for our guy air vb we'll of course talk about Airbnb just a little bit later on. That is one of our... What's the right names for the day that really push us to help perform on Friday? We're still down on the year. Once again, the market gods are probably punishing us. We're talking a little bit too much shit about how easy it is to beat the S&P 500. We're currently underpulling by about 20 bibs. I'm sure that's going to change shortly enough despite the ring temperature I have queues over

at WSO Alpha.

Overall, looking decently good at Bitcoin and Ethereum officially in the red for the year

now after selling off ever since that little bump that was created from the Bitcoin

ETF launch.

Still about 40,000 mark for Bitcoin, above 2200 for E, both key levels. So definitely stay tuned on those, but they are down for the year. All right, then diving into some banana bits for the day. We do with the FACSET inside report, first and foremost. Shout out to the FACShead for being absolute gods over there and sending out this inside report. Basically, they sum up everything that's going on with earnings so far. They send it out on a daily basis every time with a big group of earnings that come out, which is typically every day during arming season besides Monday and Friday. Everybody likes to report in the middle of the week so that you're distracted with your daily life and you don't actually pay enough attention to their numbers that they actually release. So definitely a great thing to keep of there we're a quarter of the way to smp 500 companies reporting i mean it's

for the first time number the 69% is not nice in this case it's actually lower than the average in

terms of a beating earnings per share forecast definitely go ahead and check out that report there

then of course you chart lovers are

going to absolutely love this so daily chart book there another group of absolute gods over there

they pump out a bunch of charts every day we use them a lot for our charts and the stories that we cover

and everything here so this list that they publish is just a list of a bunch of charts from earning season

so far even more helpful than the Facts at Inside Report. Definitely check out those two links right there. It's a Chartist dream. And then of course, the Treasury has given us a big update here, the QRA. I believe it's quarterly refunding something. I don't really know too much about it, but I'm going to do a lot of research on it here today so that we can write about it there tomorrow for you guys. Definitely stay tuned on that

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