Caroline Hyde

Not so much when you're looking at commodities.

We're up 0.7% when you're looking at the Nasdaq.

Now, Bitcoin bounces, but boy, did it feel the pain over the course of the weekend.

We're only trading at 78,000.

So still the pressure on on so-called digital gold, as we actually see that continued strain on gold and silver that really catalyzed on Friday and the decision of who will be the next Fed chair.

Move on to the individual stocks.

Nvidia is one of the biggest points drags to the downside today, off by 1.4 percent.

We're going to dig into what really its relationship with OpenAI and how much it's committing to funding it is going to look like.

We're looking at Oracle now up two percentage points.

It's selling a

wealth of debt and equity but does this steady the nerves that it would in some way tempt junk status on its debt we're getting into that a little bit later move on though because in the here and now we're looking at earnings and it was tepid growth more broadly that we saw for disney

And that particular seems to be being pointed forward to this fiscal quarter that we look at.

What is the worry about people not traveling to as many of the parks in the year to come?

We're currently off by 4%, as you say, on the intraday basis.

But interesting news over the course of the weekend as well about management.

Felix Gillette joins us now.

Just going to the fundamentals of the business.

The quarter they just reported was strong, particularly in streaming.

But it seems to be where we're going in parks, which is a slight nervousness.

Interesting time for parks, though, and its leadership, because we understand there's a key vote going on at the board level this week.