joinsle ceo john legere us to discuss his company's new streaming service to get your been john. scarlet: -- to get your binge on. scarlet: but we begin in the markets. kind of a ho-hum day. the dollar is on a terror. joe: today was just so blurry -- it seemed like we would have another selloff. and then there were the fears of the rate hike story -- alix: we did have the movement around the 200-day moving average for the s&p, which i love to look at. we were slightly around that, we did close above that level, but just barely. that will be a key level to watch. joe: a little bit of tension. alix: a little bit. the real action was in the currency market. the dollar here, versus the euro -- i converted , the yellowed it line. the white line is the premium since 2007.hat is it is really the yield pushing those currencies higher. it is about that monetary policy, divergence expectation. go thearrows, it could other way. i want to look in the terminal because there is interesting action happening in portugal. remember a month ago there was an election and it was going to be really bo

john legere the ceo of t-mobile joining us right after making this announcement a few hours ago. very much. >> i can rock them just like he can. >> thank you very much, guys. >> you got it, john. >>> we're coming back for the closing countdown in just a moment here. when you do business everywhere, the challenges of keeping everyone working together can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. at&t has the tools and the network you need, to make working as one easier than ever. virtually anywhere. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. >>> a minute left, i have dom chu here, pressing the flesh. here is the ten year yield today, busy day, they had the ten year note auction went very well, yields came down, especially after the auction results came out and then we are at 233 there. quickly a couple of stocks very much in everybody's radar because of the possibility of takeovers in their respective areas, norfolk southern and apache sharply higher yesterday but today sharply lower. >> i think a lot of traders are watching the ten year. we r

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john legere earlier today. these days, a big seller of shares of facebook according to s.e.c. andreason has sold nearly half of his personal stake in facebook october 30 to november 6 andreesen sold more than 920,000 shares of facebook, about $96 million. it's 45% of his facebook position held in the industry and living trust. he still owns some 750,000 shares in facebook. coming up, teaching old line tech workers how to reinvent themselves in a digital age. we'll sit down with the c.e.o. of general assembly. plus a hands free segue type machine that takes you around the office at 10 miles an hour. office surfing with emily chang. don't miss this, next. ♪ cory: the true value of private technology start-ups and today the mutual fund added more fuel to the fire. fidelity did. marking down the value of its own investment in snapchat. s.e.c. filings show fidelity reduced the estimated value of its stake by 25%. fidelity invested in snapchat last may when the message chat gave it a post evaluation of $16 billion fidelity now saying it's worth less. in the corporate world just as i

scarlet: coming up on "what did you miss" tonight, speaking with t-mobile ceo john legere, 4:00 p.m.tern on bloomberg news. the next gop debate night on fox. we will discuss. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. alix: from new york, welcome back to "bloomberg markets," i am alix steel. scarlet: breaking news on apache. in a document -- anadarko making a takeover bid. apache hadeported gotten a bid but did not know who it was from. it is anadarko petroleum, thanks to the reporting of our team. this would be the largest deal for an independent oil and gas producer in the u.s., according to people familiar with the matter. apache rejected a proposal from anadar

alix: john legere does a good job stumping as you put it. scarlet: there are some limitations here.ou are talking about mobile video and you don't include youtube. netflix is most popular on a tv screen, maybe on tablets where the data also applies but youtube and facebook are big holds. aey said the issue was technical one. with facebook but could not tell which data was from video or another one. i would expect that if they want this to be popular and bring in new customers they will have to make a deal with youtube and they did say they are in negotiations with them. alix: thank you so much. lucas shaw joining us on t-mobile. when it comes to what you are looking at, it is all about those description additions. you can see how ferocious t-mobile has been. it is that yellow grass and how much they have grown over the last few quarters and months. how much free stuff for the going to give us to woo us over? scarlet: we have more coming up including alibaba and its single day haul. ♪ the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are