Futures looking murky, at best. Tough to keep politics and investing apart in times like these. Could the Futures be up a touch and not be affected by the big impeachment news? Crude and Gold coming in as "steady" this morning. Bitcoin jumps back above the $7,000 What Now? mark for no apparent reason. Makes perfect sense to me. Boeing news this morning is brought to you by Boeing, of course. $BA WeWork back in the news. Wonderful to see them back at breakfast. Elon Musk remains excommunicado. No Tesla news? $TSLA pushed into rare air yesterday, topping out at $393.15 per share. Congratulations to those long $TSLA. Still trying to figure out what has happened to move the stock to these levels. Valuation certainly doesn't seem to fit, but it is what it is and those short $TSLA may have to go back to the drawing board. I do have a stake in $TSLA. Fidelity's Contra Fund, which I own many shares of, holds some 4 million + shares of $TSLA. Not sure this qualifies me as a "Tesla long," but it will not stop me from being critical of Elon Musk, that is for certain. The next step in the self-driving revolution is taking shape as California approves a broader variety of autonomous vehicles to be tested on the state's public roads, including small to mid-sized trucks and vans. Best of luck to you folks in California. Facebook is airing its first ad at the Super Bowl, as part of the social network's "More Together" campaign which launched in May. Can't wait for the Super Bowl commercials. $FB Freddie Mac has offered early retirement to around 25% of its staff as it begins to overhaul its workforce amid a broader push by the Trump administration to reform the housing finance giant. The company has offered the packages to 1,650 eligible employees, although it expects around one quarter or just over 6% of its workforce to take the buyout. With Congress agreeing to pass the SECURE Act, which represents the first major retirement legislation since the Pension Protection Act of 2006, the required minimum distribution (RMD) rules that impact retirement savings accounts are changing drastically. Essentially, the SECURE Act made two major changes to the RMD rules: 1. Instead of having the required beginning age for RMDs set at 70.5 (or when retired, if later) it has been pushed to age 72.2. The “stretch” IRA is going away for many beneficiaries.Might be time for some folks to contact their financial adviser and get up to speed on the changes that are coming.notes via user dcv...Buy $CAG. Solid turnaround in earnings.Rite Aid $RAD up 20% in premarket.