Morning Movers Advance Auto Parts (AAP) is up 3.8% in early-morning trading, to $109.31, as its better-than-expected fourth quarter overshadowed weak guidance. Traders are hoping they will shed more light on how hawkish the Fed is turning, its worries about inflation, and the chances it will hike short-term interest rates four times this year instead of the expected three. But live-streaming numbers are soaring like ski-jumping champions Kamil Stoch and Maren Lundby: They've tripled from 2014, to 1.31 billion minutes through Sunday at NBCOlympics.com.