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once again, he unloads so many shares it doesn't really affect the share price.lso manages to find cover and excuses. >> new developments in monday night's fbi search of president trump's mar-a-lago estate. he's telling nbc news about a dozen box of records were seized jay gray has more. good morning, jay. >> good morning, will fred, and a lot unfolding at the search and seizure. president trump spent last night apparently with a handful of republican lawmakers at a dinner at his club in new jersey as the fallout and gop response to the search and seizure continues to intensify. we now know the fbi search and seizure at mar-a-lago had a back-and-forth for months before they broke the locks on a basement storage area and mr. trump says, opened a safe, removing about a dozen boxes from his office and private residence in florida. >> i'm sure they're claiming there was something very egregious that's a grave matter of national security the problem is there were no crimes committed. >> reporter: mr. trump's personal attorney says it's driven by politics >> they're sc

these _ in the law —— many men sharing these images.mages. the problem is the law only focuses on a malicious ex— partner sharing an image, _ malicious ex— partner sharing an image, revenge porn, and it only— an image, revenge porn, and it only covers_ an image, revenge porn, and it only covers a small number of cases— only covers a small number of cases of— only covers a small number of cases of intimate image of use. -- abuse — cases of intimate image of use. -- abuse-— cases of intimate image of use. -- abuse. the government says it is considering _ -- abuse. the government says it is considering a _ -- abuse. the government says it is considering a proposal- it is considering a proposal from the law commission to make it illegal to share an intimate image without consent, regardless of the perpetrator�*s motives. for now, the law does not sufficiently protect women being abused online like this. but what about the tech companies? i've spoken to seven women who have struggled to get their private images removed from it. hi, how is it

we know if you get -- if you own a share of amc, you get a share, a planned share of this ape preferred. elizabeth: yes. charlie: theoretically, it should be 50/50 and the plies goes down. elizabeth: now it's 11/11 with a penny dividend for each share. charlie: right, you'd be whole. my point is that's one aspect and the second is what he keeps talking around and this is where it gets weird and he should really just come out and disclose it directly. what does he mean by good dilution. it's called dilution in the financial dictionary. increasing shares of a company, you dilute current shareholders. this is a preferred. that would mean the preferred shareholders would be above in the capital structure, above the common shareholders. if amc ever has to go bankrupt, the common shareholders get clammed down more and get less money or no money in this case and the amc and the preferreds get some money after you pay off the bondholders and that's a cram down and that's what's going on here. it's a weird type of dilution, you don't know how he's planning to issue the shares. we spoke with mark

you'd have amc split into two shares, instead they now hold one ape share for every one amc share they both of which are trading in the red. amc shares plunging, down even more down 42% there's several reasons. you've got the ape issuance dragging and then concerns about cine world bankruptcy, and lastly the general sell-off in tech prompted by rate concerns but amc is also having its worst or third worst day, i should say, in history. you can see down 40% very close to the second worst day at 41% and if you were an amc shareholder on friday and are still holding on to your stocks, you're technically losing money. that's because you combine the price, the share price of amc, which let's just say it's about $11 and ape's price of $6, that's $17 so adam aron, the ceo, is adamant shares will not be diluted going forward but the company holds the right to issue over 480 million new ape stocks. the key, whenever they see fit or whenever they need cash or when it's in their best interests. the list goes on. >> right and of course if they're not going to dilute by issuing new preferred shares

take a look at these shares. they are upright now, yeah, about by 5.9% reversing from the nose dive yesterday after the company reported second quarter earnings before the bell. the stock plummeted 11% over the foot ware company cut the full year forecast and crocs reported a strong q2 beating on the top and bottom panel toll line. and july was an excellent line for crocs stock jumping 47% just in the 30 days of july. joining us now to discuss the company's performance and what's coming for fall and winter crocs. company director and ceo andrew rees. andrew, i don't know, i never thought of crocs as a company that fit into consumer staples category, but knowing that nurses and doctors wear them and every kid in america gets them and recycles them every single year, is that wrong to look at them as a staple stock in a way? >> no, i don't think it's wrong at all, liz. crocs' 20 year an verse i have is this year and -- anniversary is this year and it's a young company and we've done a lot over the last several years

back in 2020, 104 million shares out. so they've increased their share count by tenfold >> so what the company's alive. >> it is alive >> cineworld is struggling to stay on. i like regal films, they're nice theaters regal's not making it and adam is plus adam's got ape stock. don't you think cineworld would take ape stock they would take chimpanzee stock. >> you can give ape stock to anybody. >> jane goodall. >> she's a fantastic woman nothing to do with the apes. >> we would be in much better shape. >> thank you was that the ira >> the inflation reduction act no, it didn't have anythin about jane goodall >> i would have put her in that. >>> when we come back, amazon reportedly among those bidding for signify health stocks way up this morning a bunch of calls on nvidia, netflix, dell, ups, although futures are weak to start the week a lot more "squawkn e re" aent. oth ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ pst. girl. you can do better. at least with your big-name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nati

because i hope that you plan to writela more books and share it. it can be windows to the world but they can also beat mirrors. we say books are so important but you never see yourself in ae bucket. that is sending a message too. thank you for letting young people see themselves. the last question is from hannah who says, what is your advice to women of color and white spaces who feel discouraged. this is women and children. from expressing their voice, being the only person of color and being able to speak up. >> that is hard to be in that spot. i think there are a lot of folks i'm sure both of us like to be the only person with your experience can be lonely and isolating and feel disempowering. it also sometimes can feel empoweringng. for me, one of the things i do when i feel that twinge of doubt sneaks up on youe like should i say anything, do i asked the question? do i make my point? that sort of thing, i tried to look at it as i have the opportunity to share a perspective that other people might never have thought of. and that is really power

shares speeding higher on a revenue beat. so should you get in on the ride share surge? you're watching "fast money" live from the nasdaq market site in times sqreua. we are back, right after this. >>> welcome back to "fast money" that we have an earnings alert on sofi. shares are surging 70% of its quarterly report card. kate rooney is back with the details. kate. >> sofi is better than expected numbers and some upbeat guidance adjusting net revenue was up 15% year-over year. it also saw record number growth and up to full your eps and revenue guidance. i caught up with sofi ceo anthony about the quarter and macroenvironment. he says yes, we are absolutely in a technical recession. we expect to be in a pretty limited growth environment for the foreseeable future. he also talked about diversifying revenue for sofi and says quote, we continue to take share from existing banks , leverage the breath of our products to drive consistent growth. talked about very few companies having a lending business, tech platform. all those financial services products like checking, saving

once we have more to share we will share the schedule. >> can you talk to us about the cpi data tomorrow and the expectations? karine: as you know the president's priority is -- that's what we've been saying as it relates to inflation we have laid out our plan on what that would look like. we are not seen the data yet for tomorrow. we know that gas prices have fallen. i listed that for 56 days straight to below four dollars nationwide we hope those gas price declines will factor in to the cpi inflation data. because of the work the president has done these past several months as i mentioned earlier we have seen a decline that we have not seen in more than a decade, saving families about 100 bucks a month. again we have not seen those numbers yet. so we will see tomorrow. >> thank you. the question about the affordable care act. does the white house try to respond anyway to the lawsuit in texas, with threats around preventive care? karine: i will not respond to any lawsuits from here. >> i know that you've spoken about conversations -- or not competitions with the department of justice. w

, now the second largest shareholder and nyt shares up more than 10% right now to almost $35 a share. value act has held talks from board composition to deal making and operations we've reached out to "the new york times" and will let you know when we hear more a company with an extremely solid track record even in terms of names like adobe and microsoft setting their sights elsewhere on a smaller cap stock but at the same time that we've looked at elon musk whether or not he is going after twitter, a major investor getting involved with another media platform. the house is set to vote on the inflation reduction act tomorrow and the bill has big implications we'll tell how is most at risk next plus, rivian and poshmark set to report after the bell down at least 50% over the past year but have seen huge bounces can they keep up the momentum? that's ahead in "earnings exchange." finding the perfect designer isn't easy. but, at upwork, we found her. she's in austin between a fresh bowl of matcha and a fresh batch of wireframes. and you can find her, and millions of other talented pros, r

paramount shares first dropped on screening that missed estimates, now we see paramount shares are nearlyhigher after optimistic commentary on the call about streaming and also advertising paramount ceo bob bakish noting with the addition of nearly 5 million subs it had the most signups and net additions of any u.s. streaming service in the quarter. while pluto tv, the free ad-supported streamer, its 7 million subscribers was short of expectations, the company reiterated the top target of topping 100 million streaming subscribers by 2024, and also the expectation that its direct-to-consumer losses would peak next year now, also amid concerns about an ad recession, bakish said advertising headwinds are a short-term problem he also said there's actually some ad tailwinds such as strong ad spending around travel as well as around political ads so now the question is what kind of an outlook we're going to get from warner brothers/discovery this afternoon we are expecting ceo david zazof to share his plan for combining hbo max with discovery plus. we got signs of that today in announcements th

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that's sfgov.org/osb. >> let's talk about the shared spaces program. huge success, and outdoor dining spaces are very popular. >> the shared spaces program, especially during the pandemic, really helped spaces survive. to have an outdoor space where people could safely gather was critical, and the office of small business has been working with these shared spaces during the pandemic. some may or may not have been up to the city's code regulations, so department of public works and other departments have been trying to figure out what violations are and help businesses come into compliance. the planning department and the city have decided that they'll give businesses until 2023 to come into compliance. also in the meantime, for businesses that want to start new shared spaces, new parklets, that is still an on going program, a new program, so people can always submit their applications for shared spaces regardless whether they started one during the pandemic or not. >> do you anticipate there being other shared spaces programs in the future and how do s

what's really important, they gained a record amount of share, just a huge amount of share everywhere against intel xilinx was up 20%. they bought that i think they are going to blow away the last quarter. look, it's true. if i were in the pc business, i would be very worried, but i think that because she has this five nanometer -- we have to remember it's -- if you want to buy the ones for tvs and cars, those are 25 those are these big, stupid nanometers this stuff -- she's so far ahead of everybody else that all i can say is go sell it. be my guest. go bet against her have fun knock yourself off i'll see you on the asphalt. >> the street is definitely focused on pcs lisa su talked about pc weakness last night >> we have taken a more conservative outlook on the pc business, so a quarter ago we would have thought that the pc business would be down let's call it high single digits, and our current view of the pc business is that it will be down let's call it midteens, and that's contemplated into our third quarter guidance >> all right i assume you'll expand with her tonight on this. >

here we say that this share cannot be less than 6 m, there may be exceptions. privatizing or when inheriting, in order to understand how this business works. we found on the internet, one of the thousands of ads for the sale of microshares. the author of the publication offered a nine-meter room in a three-room apartment in moscow for 195,000 rubles. by metropolitan standards. this is a hat of crackers. you can't even buy a square meter, as you would expect such an offer turned out to be too generous and was created to attract attention. that is, there is generally a footage. it 's just stated. but i realized what my share will be then for these 100 you for 195.000 it will be indicated in fractions meters indicated, only the apartment is good, but what fraction will be a two-digit sho? tenth this is the sixtieth apartment for a meeting of the notary, a mysterious lady was waiting for us, who anna introduced herself as the owner of a woman, requested here and immediately 195,000 rubles. instead. she will issue a deed of gift for a tiny share in her apartment in

the degree of commonality is a function of shared g and shared environment. so for instance, our temperament, whether we're outgoing or introverted, whether we're high, strong or laid back, is half hard wired in 8 half environmental. the capacity through which we experience transcendence is one 3rd and 8. it is in our genes, day one, but 2 thirds environmentally formed, which means that our parents, our community and school, if we are religious, our pastor, peace of mind, rabbi all way into shape that what is the relationship between spirituality and religion about well, in addition to overlapping circles, s spirituality and our religion, where they intersect, about 2 thirds of people will say i am spiritual and i am religious. my felt sense of transcendence is held in the prayers. the meditations, the text, the ceremonies of my religious tradition about 30 percent of people and more as we look younger to gen, see, will say i am spiritual, but i'm not really just for me. spirituality is experienced in nature with my family in music or art. whether or not we a

well , let's share homemade sausage. i will remember the hell to you. eat, and you know, we decided to stop in bahmet, well then you need parkhomenko, his head cooks well with him and consult about your affairs. and what are you up to? can we help you? the defender also wanted an elephant. are you a fool or something, making an elephant there? well , let go of the nit? why don't we finish? open. not men. i don't think he's breathing. it's buulshit. nobody has died yet. glass of which there is no pulse, only once and nothing and everyone is alive. he had a weak heart. and why the hell did he then with such a heart go into the army at home? was forward behind them faster. fire jump what are you doing with me? i don’t know, it’s scary to come back to the unit where nothing will happen, i’m with you. they’ll hang fire on me and it’s all the same. okay, to hell with you hey parkhomenko, how to find a case for him, and what kind of business is sensible? where are you from camel? do you know where parkhomenko can be found or not? i'm all tired. i'm sorry, you

share how you are feeling or ask questions. i think growing up i got to see you can ask questions of other people and really learn a lot as a way to connect but to be able to do that you have to listen to people. i think it's a way to help learn how to not only be seen but to see others and to make sure other folks don't feel unseen or an invisible sometimes. >> you also write about people and i think young people call them doubters. you got elected to congress and their young people who think this daily. you have any advice for them about how to keep pursuing what you want to do and feeling good about yourself and the people around you? >> i think there's something, in a lot of ways there's something universal about feeling like you are kind of all alone in this experience and one of the things that i wanted to make sure when i was looking at my path and my journey particularly for young people or even you know when we are moving through this life i think a lot of times we might look at others and say that person has the it fi

and ape shares ape shares are supposed to be possibly a little bit higher because they have preferredwill see amc shares drop a little bit but the expectation is ape shares will go up so it's going to even each other out we'll see what happens, right? >> okay. all right. christina, thanks. >>> coming up, what are the charts telling us about the markets and other internals of the -- of what we've seen laty katie stockton is going to update us on what have been great calls. it looks like it's playing out the way she said we'll still see this plenty to cover with futures in negative territory "squawk box" will be right back. this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by

they are c shares. they are also going to be converting b shares to a shares. the b shares have a 20-1 vote. but they'll get rid of that. all of which is to say it is somewhat complex not to mention that unity shareholders would end up owning more of the combined company stock than would applovin, although less of the vote there you see it right 55% of the economics but 49% of the vote they are saying, though, hey your ceo can run it and they are willing to have board representation be a more favorable toward unity but a key part of the overall pitch is as well that you don't buy ironsource that was an interesting deal in and of itself of course. sequoyah and silverlake both in support there of what was the spak that decided to sell out to unity. you know, we don't see this kind of thing very often on paper it's not clear that it's got a great chance, john it's not clear what unity's perspective is going to be here. we got some sense in the background to the ironsource deal that there had been some conversations. but i have not been able to sort of fill in any

900 dollars a share. slightly lower today phil good to see you thanks. >>> that will do it for us on "squawk on the street. "techcheck" starts right now >>> happy friday wb to "techcheck." i'm jon fortt with carl quintanilla. big earning movers this hour lyft and doordash, while warner brothers recovery plummets ceo of the trillio and godaddy as we see most important results this hour. >> jon, start the feed with the jobs number from this morning. far better than expected, you may know by now. 528,000. best gain since february unemployment falls to 3.5. pretty much lowest since february of 2020 wage growth higher up more than five year on year all data silencing fears of recession. at least for now leavingfor -- bracing for my rate hikes. here to break it down, mike santoli, and interesting to hear jan hatzius stick with gold for 50 at september. >> still debating. 75 looks more likely but a long way until the fed meeting third week of september. interesting the last couple weeks, you've really not gotten

the shares are down 32%, $18 a share down. the company with the forecast, they have been falling short of expectations and novavax posting 650 a share and novavax looking at 550. revenue 110 million less and even worse, dramatic guidance cut and expect revenue 2 billion to 2.3 billion versus expectations of 4 billion to 5 billion with a lot of hope around this company with a covid vaccine, particularly. i don't think it's unfair to call it a disaster of a number. at least right now. >> this stock was $300 and when they said no demand, for human beings, that's a good thing. it's not a good thing for them when you have all your eggs in one basket and the inclination for people is i think you have to sit on the sidelines and look for huge volume base stocks that trade 7 million shares. north of 70 over the next couple of days. but certainly not here in my opinion. >> you nailed it it was 320 a share. >> no longer a vaccine story so if you want to be in the segment to stay away from vaccines, the pharmacy stocks with the new bill

that's why we're focused on the non-trading to find shares we can compete for. >> shares down about 75%y from washington may also bess adding pressure. >> i think regulatory uncertainty is an overhang it provides a dark cloud over our stock appeared just broader perception of crypto in a said, we very bullish about the opportunity in the u.s the cfo says they're trying to earn invest offers ease trust through the downturn, underlying they're not a quarter-to-quarter company, as she put it. >> kate, thank you. >>> john, i don't know if you're going to be raising it or not, but what did you think of what we heard are you surprised that the stock is up? >> i think the performance is probably more correlated with the better than expected cpi numbers this morning crypto assets are up on the back of that. i think the initial reaction was negative the results from yesterday, but in the cpi numbers, they were a bit better than expected i also thought the warnings were not that bad, relative in line with expectations despite the miss this war was 18% versus 13% in prior quarters, and below that

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pvh shares taking a hit. the apparel maker earnings topped estimates but revenue and guidance cut short cutting 10% of its work force in its global offices. >>> hp shares are falling, the company's ceo telling jim cramer he's seeing signs commercial customers are spending more cautiously on pcs over macroeconomic uncertainty. that stock is down 6.5% this morning, joe. >>> russia's gazprom halting the flow of gas through the nord stream 1 pipeline. we're going to talk about the fallout for europe next. >>> and then later we're going to get the adp private payroll report for the first time in several months adp chief economist neil richardson is going to join us to explain the new methodology at 8:15 a.m. eastern time. you're watching "squawk box" on cnbc what if you were >> announcer: this cnbc program is sponsored by ibm. ibm, let's create. so, you partner with ibm consulting and use ai to analyze millions of data points to help predict player performance and bring fans closer to the action. now you're servin

i will share my report in november. and with that once we adopted our updated vision, values and goals our straj to achieve student out come informed by listening and learning occurred during this time. so, i plan to be out and about in san francisco and meeting and talking to as many people as possible. most importantly hearing from students giving their perspective on their experiences. and teachers and staff and employees and then coming in and want to meet the community groups and talk with the city partners and philantropists. so focusing on what our needs are in curriculum and instruction, reps and organizational capacity and looking at our finances and hearing about climate and culture and what we need to put in place for good governors. lynching and having the conversations, i want to make sure spending time learning out in the community. i should expect to see me in school its is where i love to be. and i understand that and veteran in san francisco before the schools are unique and special and have their own u

and the stock awe its fair share in late june, the stock traded below five bucks a share after reporting quarter and ousting its ceo. this week, bby shares surged back up into the 20s and confusion over a few s.e.c. filings seemed to indicate that cohen was newly bullish. but a source close to cohen told me that in fact he hasn't purchased any security in bed bath since late march and capitalize on this week's gains to mint about $60 million. >> so do you think there's going to be a remembertory probe here, leslie >> there's no evidence or reaso why there should be. the filings were all out there, and as confusing as the filings were, the fact that it wasn't totally clear from the filing if you're a retail investor or someone who's not as familiar with them, the new filing earlier this week, it looked like he was buying new calls that were super, super out of the money and it wasn't clear that there was a buyback that changed the percentages of his holdings, really that was due to some technicalities surrounding the stock. i think it's more on the education side of things, where there ne

we are doing a share repurples of $500 million. this is a short-term thing look forward, our cash flow will be fine over time. we have a strong history of that >> michelle, it's kelly here i totally understand your point about this being short term, a lot of analysts will say being in the middle is kind of a tough place to be. would you ever think of trying to go more specifically up market for the longer run? >> when you think of kohl's we serve 65 million customers across the country and online. we have a lot of customers in that middle unincome for me it's about relevance. at a time like this where it's about value, showing up with sharp price points, but on the flip side our premium brands are doing well, tommy hilfiger and calvin klein as we think about sephora, an elevated, prestigious beauty experience our customers are shopping across price points. relative to the success of the partnership we already had plans to do 850 shops. we're working with sephora on perhaps a smaller concept to go in our smaller stores. >> michelle,

sofi an unregistered block of shares offered and priced at $6.10 a share.he seller was not identified but soft bank has been off loading shares as the japanese cconglomerate looks to shed the shares. tesla will get two additional tesla shares after the market closed. the stock begins trading on that split adjusted basis tomorrow and ahead of it tesla up half a percent to $893.69. tesla splitting a stock at time when demand for all car continues to vroom forward. up next, my interview with ceo mary barra. we'll ask how she and team gm will handle the demand rash while ramping up production to meet the ev goals and match buyer's desire to get their hands on thou those new cars and what's on the re-instate of gm's dividend last friday that sent the stock into overdrive? gm ceo mary barra next here on the "claman countdown". 28 minutes till the closing bell. we are coming right back. liz: kind of stunning news for anyone expectiing a buy a new car. overwhelming demand for new vehicles this month will push car prices to record highs. that's what jd power and l.l

tesla shares are shaking it off. say they're pricing that news event in the rising 3.5% to $881. i don't know if we can zoom out to show the longer term performance and this was a stock that was under severe pressure as elon musk share sales remained in overhang here's the year to date down 16.5% or so, so they had certainly stabilized and climbed to the upside in recent days and now take a quick look at shares of twitter the speculation here why would musk be executing such a large share sale, perhaps if he is forced to fund his purchase of twitter. that's up to the delaware court. if they ruled that he has to follow through on it he would need the capital to do so. shares of twitter today reacting positively as well, growing 3% to around $44. we'll keep an eye on both of these names for you, as i mentioned and that's the latest on share sales of tesla and twitter. that's the latest for "the exchange," as well, everybody. thanks for tuning in "power lunch" begins right now >>> welcome, everybody to "power lunch. i'm

td selling some shares in charles schwab to finance the transaction. bring in glen gibson, vice chair and regional head of td securities. i will start with what method you think -- message you think this ends about the ambitions on wall street. glen: thank you for having me. it's a great opportunity for td to support broad-based clients in united states. adding the cowan team, the capabilities they bring to the table gives us a tremendous combined platform to service our clients across north america. it fills in some of the capabilities we were looking to add in our td securities business, a broad research platform and a strong equity execution platform. we are excited to have the cowen team going forward. kriti: let's talk about the timeline here. i'm curious why you took on the cowen deal before first arising is closed when it looks like the deal was meant to target capital market. deal volume is down. what gives? glen: great question. we build platforms for the long-term capability and service clients long-term. cowen come from a different capabilit

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a lot more shares. but they will close stores they will layoff staff on one side of things, some people feel restructuring is a good thing, but for bed bath & beyond, maybe the effect of selling more shares is outweighing any kind of positivitity we'll watch those shares >> yeah, you said it, what a story. down 20%, wow. and stocks continue to struggle to snap the three day losing streak next guest says the recent went too far too fast but there is still some good out th there. let's bring in christian thanks for being with us you were never in the camp that the fed would pause or even reverse course you are watching inflation data very quickly what are you looking for to tell you whether to get back in or not? >> well, nice to be with you, deidre we're really watching the short rates. we've seen in the recent bear market that the stock directions are really paired off the direction of the short rates and voirs that is a calling on the fed. you know, if they are going to be going to 4%, we'll have to se

issuance so they keep their share counts constant last night zoom told us they had 250 million of share based comp and 290 million in buybacks. similar numbers for door dash a few weeks ago. so, you know, that's a problem if coinbase has to start then buying back stock to offset diluteion, the $5 billion cash or $6 billion cash, talked about using for acquisitions, mr. armstrong, just to buy back stock. >> you mentioned zoom here and perhaps not by accident i understand you are and have been short zoom and remain such as we have this conversation is that correct? >> yeah. if you follow me on twitter you know i've been tweeting about zoom for a long time again, another poster child for what we think are the accounting anomalies in share based comp. and while we of course thought it would be hurt by work from home burst ending, you really have again a situation here where the company is saying it's earning $3 and some cents adjusted eps but last night share based comp was i think close to 80% of their adjusted earnings and on a gaap earnings basis now they are earning about $1.20 on a run

, instead shareholders should now hold one ape share for every amc share they own both of which, though, are trading in the red today amc shares plunging, down 38% for several reasons. the first one is the ape issuance drag on amc as would be the case in a stock split. then you've also got concerns about cineworld possibly going bankrupt even the retailers disagree. retail traders disagree with that statement and overall meme stock sell-off that you are other seeing across the board. this after ryan cohen sold his shares of bed bath & beyond questioning confidence in said companies. and lastly the general sell-off in tech prompted by rate concerns at this point, though, this is the important part, amc shareholders are worse off based on the combined value of both amc and ape shares, and you can look at the prices that you're seeing on your screen. that's $11 and about $6.40 added together that's $17.40, which is lower than friday's close of 18.02 lastly amc ceo adam aaron is pretty adamant that shares will not be diluted but the company still holds the right to issue over 480 million ne

we did it by selling shares, and we basically sold every share that we had.went there 100 million shares outstanding, to over 500 million shares outstanding. there were no shares left in the corporate. in the future, if we wanted to raise, that was not an option available. now, through the creation of this new class of preferred securities, not that we would ever use all 5 billion of them, that they could take the market. that would be crazy. but we do, essentially, have a lot of preferred shares that we could take to raise cash, to pay down debt, to use the mna and resolve that. this was great. it pretty much takes near-term survival completely off the table because we eventually could raise money. anything that's good for amc is good for our shareholders, and it is good for the people. >> adam, it is interesting that you mentioned the marvel franchises, because it seems like all the success has come on the back of the "top gun" and maybe the "black panther " are they trying to get people to release more movies like jordan peele's "nope?"? >> well, don't for

intuit shares popping on an earnings beat. strong outlook, dividend raising, you can see there, up more than 5% so far this morning. it's the top gainer in the s&p so far this is a prime example of a pandemic name where the fundamentals are continuing to work and the stock -- the stocks aren'tnecessarily the ones tha are going to continue to perform. intuit has benefited over the last couple years as small businesses went digital to survive. it didn't chase trends instead aggressively invested in its core mission, buying companies like credit karma and male mail chimp those are closer to becoming what i would call the next microsoft for small business and consumer back office we'll break down the results with ceo sass san goodarzi in just a moment. >> not the same story for peloton, shares are surging on news of this new partnership with amazon. some calling the move a last gasp from a retailer struggling to meet post pandemic headwinds. lauren thomas talked to peloton's chief commercial officer, broke the story today lauren,

this share has grown anatolyevna here. i've touched on the capital shopping center, which has become under one roof united everyone belarusian manufacturers, and this is a second wind for the center itself. and probably, well, what was necessary for those who, like me, are looking for is called finding, and belarusian goods, so that you can see absolutely everything, as far as i know, he does not plan to stop only in the capital, well, the president gave a number of instructions. maybe tell us how they will be carried out and to what extent now. well, a month has probably passed since the opening, how much is in demand, and thanks for the question. eh, as for the capital, really shopping mall purchased correctly. you said, second wind, and at the moment, the average daily traffic of people in the capital is 15,000 people, up to 20 reaches on weekends. that is, indeed, many people began to visit the capital and began to buy, because, according to the analysis of e. we check the organizations with our entities that are prese

we are growing market share.us continue to gain market share we'll eventually become the number one joefr all right now we're number two behind rocket. >> why do you think you're going to surpass rocket? they have a lot of good ads. >> they do a great job marketing. congrats to them on the markema marketing but on the business side they don't do purchase. if you're only dependent on refi, you will struggle. i'm not saying them specifically, all mortgage companies. >> matt, thanks for your time. good to see you, ma. >> the ev names seem like the obvious winners from the inflation reduction act. we will dig into the under the radar players that could benefit like this conglomerate up nearly 3% in the past week. "the exchange" is back after this mat >>> welcome back. before we go, yesterday we talked about how the likes of solar names, some of the ev players could benefit from the passage of the inflation reduction act. there are some under the radar winners we also wanted to get into like honeywell, which is that m

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the float is only about 65 million shares.hat expire, those are the most active contracts. the one that caught my eye and the ones that he indicated he was purchasing are in january of 2023. he was i in strikes from 60 up to 80. the 80s traded over 100,000 contracts today. those were trading for several dollars a share over three dollars. so, the material portion of the stock price that we are looking at here could continue may be much, much higher . >> what was interesting is that shortly after the game stop shares started to rise as well, this part of the mean complex going on. what do you think? >> will, i look at the short interest in bed bath and beyond and 36 or 30's percent could be stale, but maybe there has been bad numbers lower, but this is a stock that has had numbers close to 60%. again, the existential dynamics at bed bath and beyond are different than game stop or even amc. i think they have a balance sheet issues. that was an issue at amc. i'm not surprised to see this. this is a broader market dynamic of what

they earned $6.16 per share.nd cut its full-year earnings forecast also this morning, the latest results from footlocker, the retailer earned an adjusted $1.10 a share. same-store sales did fall by 10.3%, smaller than the drop that analysts had been expecting. the company also announcing ulta ceo mary dillon will be taking over as ceo september 1st. >>> joining us to talk about whether the natural gas prices rise will continue is our guest. thank you for be being with us >> thank you, melissa. >> we're ten weeks away from winter heating season, how are we shaping up at this point? >> it's going to be a tough winter we saw crude tumble into the $94 zone, but prices are still relatively high. this pose as huge challenge to all governments in the west. already we're seeing some kind of action being taken by some european states. germany announced that they'll be reducing taxes on natural gas. we're expecting the trend to continue across europe to ease the pain of consumers and help them get through the winter. >> i

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