It's Monday, April 25th.

Welcome to Mark Fuller.

I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today from Stock Advisor, Canada, Taylor Markerman,

and for a million dollar portfolio of Jason Moser.

Happy Monday, Chants.

Howdy.

So far, so good.

So far, so good.

Well, I mean, it's still early. Yeah. Not even

soon yet. Give us time. We've got news from the world of media, automotive. We'll

dip into the full mailbag.

Let's start with energy, shares of Halliburton

falling a little bit after first quarter revenue

fell more than 40%.

They're cutting 6,000 jobs Taylor and I cannot believe this is ever a good sign.

They've delayed their earnings call.

Yes, they have till May 3rd.

So that's because it's going to be amazing on May 3rd. So, that's because it's going to be amazing on May 3rd or because, wow, this is terrible

and we've got to get our ducks in a row.

Because it's curiously after the date of April 30th, which is when the deal between them and Baker Hughes can

officially be called off by either party. So many people are expecting that

Halliburton is kind of hedging its bets here so that they can present themselves as a standalone entity on May 3rd rather than presenting them as potentially a combined entity with Baker Hughes if they do decide to call it off after this week is over.

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