you have a peloton? uh huh. do you still. yeah. congrats so i didn't have peloton shoes. i think i squeezed into your wife's peloton shoes. i think i put on molly's shoes and then i clip in the front of it and then i would start peloton workouts and be so winded so quickly. but then i thought, oh, they can see the saved workouts and it'll be like 20 minute workout bailed after three minutes, you know, bailed after one minute. just listen to the music. so i wrote. i kept them playing while i would basically sit on the floor and look at my phone, i see, oh, bless you guys. think that i abandoned a good hits and hills you're assuming i actually ever got on the peloton which is not the case you did use you had like a mirror workout. i have the mirror. i have all the things and i don't use any of them things. yeah oh, did you use that? yeah. and i saw some of your saved workout. did you? good look good. short. looks like you do short. yeah. you're real short intervals. no, like. but, hey, he's a busy person, you know, and he's got. he's got his sugar baby and the guest house.

i think this pick i have will be a game-changer peloton. >> you know what, if someone asked me what i my long shot it would have been exactly that warren buffett wouldn't have picked it. >> i got faith in their ceo. the things that he's looking to do with the company and restructure and hopefully to get break even i think theyre will be an opportunity there. barry will get the job done over there. >> all right, c.j. mosley is now on the clock melissa and tim, this is a integ >> more of i'm captain of new york jets, thrit's a company bad out of new york. one of the largest investment banks. speaking of investments, speaking of banks breaking the bank, you know we just got aaron rodgers, speaking of investments there you go right there >> you got a -- you got a really cool team that's in the middle, i mean, i'm telling you, if new york jets were a stock in the draft i'd pick it because you guys are going up. how important is it rodgers going to be to you all and what kind of game-changer do you expect him to be in huddle you play on the other side of the ball, but what kind of teammate

peloton tanking 9% year-over-year web traffic down 27%, something morgan stanley is highlighting.ther one i want to highlight is cirrus logic tech, apple potentially dealing with iphone design changes. that is a risk, cirrus logic is one of them getting hit down about 13%. a little bit of arbitrage in the markets, emerson electric down 1.2 percent, potentially acquiring national instruments. you are seeing the major bump to about 10%. emerson, the classic acquire trade down. jon: i will take the macro from you. and as we watch the markets more broadly speaking, reacting to inflation data this morning, signs of easing, does it mean the fed is done with rate hikes -- does not mean the fed is done with rate hikes. the canadian dollar we've been watching very closely. it has been stronger today, part of that goes back to everything we learn from the bank of canada , specifically today for the second meeting in a row, deciding we will keep rates unchanged. they ratcheted them up over the last year, remain at 4.5%. the governor talking about inflation trending toward 3% this year, possi

they'll be in a good position. >> one of the other names is peloton.le should take a flyer on this one? >> no. this is one that would be an undrafted free agent there's a few reasons why. new management is starting to focus on subscription revenue, which could be good, but it's going to take a while to play out. the profitability will be extended for a while liquidity is looking less ample as well for peloton. this is one i would stay away from. >> downward dog. there you go >> the 2023 stock draft, a lot of new faces this year. >> a lot of new faces and interesting stocks to choose from it's one of the best days of the year for us. >> it is. >>> still ahead, a tobacco gntia agreeing to a settlement for during business with north korea. we have the information on "power lunch." disciplined risk management are needed most. drawing on deep expertise across the world's public and private markets in pursuit of long-term returns... pgim. our investments shape tomorrow today. what if beer could get to the right place, at the right time, all the time? not lik

welcome back if you have ever gotten on a peloton bike, you see leanne.ng lee anne is right here we'll talk to her in a moment. first, more on her story >> whether you are in her class at peloton studios london. >> take it up. come on! >> or riding along from your own home, her positive outlook on life is clear. but last summer her life was turned upside down by an unsettling discovery. >> i felt what felt like a golf ball on the side of my left breast i knew immediately that it was breast cancer. >> since she was only 34 and had no family history of breast cancer, her doctor was not concerned. >> she basically told me that it was a hormonal cyst and nothing to worry about >> but her anxiety continued to rise, so leanne decided to get a second opinion. >> she too said after a kind of initial assessment that there was nothing to worry about but because i was there she would do an ultrasound and a mammogram. >> those tests confirmed that she feared, it was breast cancer and it was aggressive. fiancÉe >> everything just stopped but hearing and my mom and fia

stuart: i see a few pelotons outside. lauren: that is unkind.t now it is closing rapper. stuart: tell me about abbott. lauren: better profits thanks to stronger sales than diabetes care that offset lower sales of finance, covid test kids and they were able to offset that. the stock is up 6%. stuart: what is with intel? lauren: they will discontinue manufacturing of chips focused on crypto mining and it will do so in one year. it isn't as popular anymore. there are competitors. it's not profitable to do so but look at these numbers. coin base down 6, 5%. they are following the price of bitcoin which is below 30,000. no reason for that. stuart: and ethereum is below. president biden continues to tout his long economy but consumers can't keep up with their loan payments. edward lawrence at the white house, the latest on this. >> reporter: it is a change in message from what actually happened in the economy to scaring voters about what could happen in the economy. it's part of the same message democrat used in 2016 elections against donald trump. pr

i'm still using my peloton it hasn't become a coat rack just yet. >> not yet >> no.elling product when you do the whole suite of it, but it's not cheap it's $44 a month for the online access. >> if you think about it, consumers can rent that expense by joust going to their local club, and i think it's a compelling case. >> here's the one that you think was left on the board wrongly? exxonmobil >> an oldie and a goody, but i can't believe, you know, that people aren't really looking at exxon seriously. they just had literally their most profitable quarter to date. tremendous operational discipline, control, and obviously this is basically on the fact that oil stays 60 to 80 for as far as the eye can see, and if that's the case, you're looking at it for three to five years, a very, very good steady cash flow. i think it's a good, strong bet. >> all right boris, thank you so much we appreciate your time today. >> thank you guys. take care. >>> next week it's going to be a busy week. there are lots of companies reporting earnings you and i will be in washington on wednes

thursday more earnings in the form of apple and peloton. ecb rate decision and another round of jobless claims. we round out on friday with another data point, the u.s. april jobs report. first it's time for rapidfire. three questions, three quick answers. does the fed cut rates this year? >> no. >> no >>. no. katie: does investment grade or junk outperform in 2023? >> investment-grade. >> high-yield. >> ig. katie: does the 2-10 yield curve invert this year? >> now. >> no. >> now. katie: great discussion, really appreciate it on this friday. my thanks to our guest. we are counting down to the fed may rate decision. any are saying this'll be the last hike from the fed. let's take a quick look at the bond market. the two-year yield just above 4%. we will see how that changes in the week ahead. what it means for that dynamic between the front and and the long and. that has been in focus all year, the yield curve deeply inverted. for us, that does it for now. same time same place next week. this was bloomberg real yield and this is bloomberg. ♪

you probably know her from her peloton classes. i certainly take her class.motivational powerhouse. religious on this mission to redefine and rethink what is possible through movement and exercise. really excited about the lineup. we will be announcing more in the coming days and weeks. kristen: of course, conference founded by jackie spear who is an inspiration herself. but so are you. you are a female success story in a male-dominated industry. talk a little bit about your rise and some of the lessons you drew from it. >> oh, wow, microsoft for over 25 years engines had the opportunity to advance my career and take on more. more response ability. i think it really is about leaning into the conversation. engaging in the conversation. instead of asking, why not? save, why not me -- say, why not just really going for it and leveraging your support network around you and your sponsors that sponsor your work. as you continue to pursue your career and your dreams in desperations. i -- and aspirations. i feel very fortunate to be the chair for this incredible orga

kriti: immediately what comes to mind is the work you have done with peloton. we are in an area where banking and fintech, it is really hard for the average consumer outside the world of wall street to understand. how do you -- how do you plan to apply your brand savvy to a company in fintech? ryan: i think a couple of ways. i like the idea of promoting a nati and company, a canadian tech company is unusual. not because canada isn't amazing but because the u.s. has by and large dominated so much of the tech conversation. fintech is another zag. i like that. i think aviation, deadpool, it was all moves -- fintech is a sector i don't know much about. it's a sector a lot of people have run away from but payments are pretty ubiquitous. payments are pretty critical and that something i like about that. there's a huge market. kriti: let's expand that story. as you have ryan reynolds in your court. how do you plan on taking nuvei to the next level in crossing this geographical boundaries ryan just outlined. philip: when you look back to where we have come from to this

big and the peloton deal got to stay on it and all the action that's going to happen. >> big's out, carrie's >>> another show people love, "black mirror," is making its big return to a screen near you. netflix has just dropped a trailer for a brand-new seasonal ♪ i don't want to set the world on fire ♪ >> the series has been on hey yacht does for four years. while details for this highly anticipated season are slim, it's said to be the most unpredictable and unexpected one yet. some new faces among the cast of season six you got a glimpse of some of them salma hayek, danny ramirez, aaron paul that, just like the "sex and the city" reboot, will bepremierin in june. this is the modern "twilight zone." >> can't wait, all this stuff, all the freakiness, thought-provoking, conversation-starting. we always talk about it after each episode can't wait for that one. >>> now this one highly anticipated we got our first look at the "wicked" movie that was cast at cinema-con behind-the-scenes footage shows cynthia uribe getting trained while ariana grande is glenda, the good witch production is extravag

when you look at peloton, peloton is doing better than lulu at the hardware and subscription model ink pell tron is interesting. barry was one of the first to tell me that mirror was not selling well i think that the mirror -- people like to have their own -- they want it on their little device mirror is really big you can't take it with you. >> i've never used it. i've seen it. >> my daughter is on it every day. she loves the mirror she's not your test group, so to speak, but she likes the subscriptions. that's exactly what calvin said. it did promote subscriptions but now the hardware is too expensive. wow, they've got a great business of not having to go to the best gyms in the world when you go to those gyms, everybody is so -- it's a very intimidating thing to go to som of the gyms they have in the subscription. >> it's intimidating because people are all in very good physical subscription? >> it went to a gym for a while. the patient right before me was scarlett johansson, and right after me was calvin klein. i'm like, i can't go to this place anymore. i'm not good looking enou

i'm looking at shares of peloton , down almost 11%.ic decelerated almost 30% in the fiscal third quarter. a worrying sign as they continue to streamline the e-commerce business, down 10.8%. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: time now for talking tech. tencent shares in hong kong tumbled by the most over two months. its largest shareholder may extend the selling of its chinese tech fund stock. an additional $96 million of shares deposited. typically a precursor to selling. job cuts at amazon's twitch division are raising concerns among employees and content monitors about the popular livestreaming site's to police illegal behavior. the layoffs at twitch have a limited 15% of the staff responsible for monitoring such behavior. serious logic fell in trading as analysts highlighted risk of the -- bottom line. 88% of the revenue comes from apple. one analyst saying models will abandon a design instead using the classic volume button design. ed: another apple supply chain story. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." set your a

habits for remote fitness and working out at home and a lot of companies are challenged right now so pelotonbuyer but they don't have the money given the challenges they have. tonal is another company and they switched out their ceo and cut their valuation so it's kind of unclear if there is a strategic competitor out there that can by this. potentially private equity with loves to look at unloved assets to see if they can do a turnaround. i would imagine the investment bankers working on lululemon are casting a wide net to find a potential buyer. ed: very quickly, do we have a timeline on this deal? >> at this point, it's pretty early. we know a bank is engaged on this so i would say probably a few months from now but it's hard to say with deals. lululemon can always hold onto the asset if they don't get what they like. they might just shut it down or do something else with it, we will keep you posted. ed: thank you very much. that does it for this edition of bloomberg technology. in the next hour, ryan reynolds joins us, well-known technology investor and football club owner. don't forget,

here's the problem, just like tech companies, the pelotons of the world, they pulled sales forward inandroids, samsung phones people don't want to upgrade they have payments that no longer exist if we're going to go into a slow down or recession, it's not going to bode well for the stock. let me get down to what everybody at home is thinking. it's that dividend that's why people owned it now you can buy three to six-month treasury and slightly below that dividend yield. i would love to buy this going the lows of 18 i would rather get a 7% dividend yield. if not, i'll just disconnect. >> let's hang up on at&t and move on to american express. should i leave home without it >> don't leave home without it i'll tell you why, if i had to own a credit card company, whether it's mastercard, visa, capital one, this is the only one i would own right now. management is still saying we're growing 15% revenues this year that's competent also, they had a blowout on their revenue. i like they're getting gen-z and millennials involved in these gold card, platinum card, all that stuff that has to do w

do you remember at the beginning of the administration, they were not even allowed to have a pelotonause of the concern about the wi-fi and things. now to jesse's point, bringing all of these people in with tiktok on your phone. you are not allowed to have tiktok on your government phone, but you can have it as an influencer when you go into the white house. how are you going to allow tiktok influencers for your campaign. to have office space at the white house. if you are going to open up an office space because you think they are important to the discussion, you have to be open to everybody coming in. they were only 49% for it. so there is an opening here where you could have gotten everyone together and said let's all use a different platform to communicate, but these college town turnouts -- greg, when you were away and we miss you very much, there was an election in wisconsin. the democrats mops the floor, and one of the ways that they did that, they ran up the vote totals in the two big college towns. that's what they did in arizona, and they are planning it all across the coun

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and while trying to recover, he knocked into the peloton, taking out among others vote from art. and julian alice felipe, former winner peter sagen, had to pull out of the race because of the fall and match yuke has been expelled from the race. okay, mary metal, the sport sees for me. i'll have more later back to you in london. quite an quite the pilot path. thanks very much peter. that's it for then he is out that i'll be back in a couple of minutes with more the days me is ah ah. across the globe ecosystems under immense stretch, this glacier started moving back. it started melting off very something deeply warm in the scrolling tough. we can not create a thrice, explores how the law is beginning to hold multinational to account. we're all connected, f ne, both by those emissions. and how the idea of giving nature legal rights is altering our relationship with the planet. this is what it's all about. it's about ensuring that life one action continue planetary justice on al jazeera. there is no channel that covers world news like we do, we revisit places, mistake. i'll just ther

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