not going overboard i think there is something toward kathy wood. i would like to take the opposite side. if i'm going to limit my risky automobile industry gpm good cell for the young. this would have been running. when earnings come out the stock has not been moving. is just over six% a couple of times in the last five years. so i'm going to call a strike. over guy 39 on the call. is little over a buck. if i am wrong on this, i think those stocks go a lot higher. again some of the big names that have been a high flyer and we take the option and is elevated into the earnings that are coming up. >> what about general motors and the option straight? i have the option straight as the way to do this. we know what happened to general motors the first time around, it went under. this is the new general motors. i fielded 2010. what i want to annotate is that you have the plunge, covid and then the search, post covid. it is back to where was. the stock is at the same price as every other ipo. new shoes for a background company. i don't see the way forward

i think there was something towards kathy woods, and i would like to take the opposite side of a lot of her trades because i think she's wrong more than right. but if you are going to limit the risk in the industry, i think gm is presenting itself the option in terms of selling options. i'm looking at selling the call spread out to august. this place an earning picture which is coming up in the next few days, when earnings come out. the stock tends to not move a ton after earnings. only 6% a couple of times the last five years. looking at the 39-43 call. i purchased the 43 calls, stock myself out. i think that is a decent amount of premium. if i am wrong, our trades on review in tesla, i think that goes a lot higher. this is a long short trade, on the high flair, takes the option premium which is sort of elevated into the earnings that's coming up. >> how you look at general motors, the options trade that he laid out, or more broadly, the autos? >> i mean, the options trade is the way to do this because as equity goes, we know what happened to general motors. or many times around. it

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visit indeed.com/hire >>> kathy woods ark fund is up big this year but some investors are calling theget details on that on "techcheck" don't go away. >>> kaa cathie wood's ark innovation fund was known for fans who stuck with it for years, but now some of the loyalists might be bailing deirdre bosa >> at a time when tech is roaring back and you're losing investors you may need a rebrand. even the etf's rebound of 60% this year is not bringing investors back rather looking like an opportunity for many of them to get out, net outflows of $234 million this year i raised it with cathie wood herself this friday evening. >> our asset retention has been speck tacu spectacular whereby i think everyone would agree with that we're up more than 50%, some of our fund 60% plus. so there would be natural profit taking i think we're seeing investors shift from the nasdaq 100 or nasdaq take maybe losses or gains there and into our innovation fund because i think the values, when it comes to innovation are in our fund >> it would need to be a lot of investors and a lot of dollars or at least a lot of

arena will open this fall with a series of concerts by youtube, the stock is down a third of 8% kathy woodes between meta ceo marks a berg and elon musk. the ark investment selling close to $8 million worth of shares of tesla while simultaneously buying 1.6 million worth of shares and meta as meta rolled out the twitter rival thread the app has been dubbed the twitter killer in the early numbers appear to show that could be a possibility, mark zuckerberg just announced the twitter of rival has logged 30 million users some say up to 40 million but that is not confirmed. that many signed up and 18 hours of the launch. over 2 million in the first two hours. but eight minutes ago that it can. a fox business that twitter is threatening to sue meta. what does brad offer the elon musk and twitter's lawyers unraveling, kelly o'grady she is a breaking news, what are they claiming. >> they are claiming that meta is copying proprietary information from twitter. i want to share a letter from the twitter council. it says meta has hired dozens of former twitter employees, meta deliberately assigned thes

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so we have kathy wood, blackrock wants to have a fidelity, and it didn't take me long to understand howcould benefit from this. and distributed ledgers and i understand, it was only -- i mean, i didn't -- you say you did a deep dive, it only took me about 20 pages of the bitcoin standard to understand that this was probably something that, you think all of these firms will be egg on their face? >> so the decentralized future of money is brought to you by black rock i don't know >> maybe if they think it's gold. if they think it's, you know -- >> that's why i was -- >> digital gold. >> exactly and that's why i was explaining the difference between -- >> i heard that. >> -- supply and scarcity. a lot of smart people are fooled by it. >> you think it's going to zero eventually >> no -- >> where do you think it's going? >> yi can't predict the future more than anyone else. >> you think it's going lower? >> yes >> do you think eventually there will be something not called bitcoin? >> it's a story. it will last as long as people believe in it. >> i'm with him in that regard gold is a story, o

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kathy chow, summer ferrer, ella fox martins. ricardo jaramillo. a day omotosho s.m.. stephan triplett. maisy wilcher. gordon and liz wood.please look for their bylines. if you're an assigning editor, please hire them. and now it is my delight and my honor to welcome the amazing maris chrisman, vp of awards, to introduce this evening program. thank you so much. the board this year. i mean, after tonight. so thank you for all. the students. see. so i get to tell you all the fun stuff. there is a reception tonight at 63/5 avenue, just up the street on 12th. around and around the corner. and tickets can be purchased at the door if you don't have them already. so please come celebrate with us. even more fun if your name is called tonight because you've won an award. please use either of the staircases to come up on stage and accept the award and give a brief speech. if you so choose. we won't play you off like it's the oscars, but we would love to get out of here by eight. so just keep that in mind. the recipients of awards for which we've already announced winners will get to take home a plaque tonight. all of the others tha

woods just yet. supposed to get another update on the situation of the 4:00 hour yasmin. >> how incredibly awful for those families. my heart is breaking for all of them. kathy park, thank you so much. appreciate it. i want to turn now to some new reporting we have from nbc news on the 2024 presidential cycle. it's warning of serious trouble for the florida governor, ron desantis and his campaign. first, we're reporting the campaign has fired roughly a dozen staffers. and more are expected in the coming weeks as the florida governor shakes up his big money political operations after less than two months on the campaign trail. and this is coming as we learn that desantis is tapped out top donors seven point $9 million in his for six weeks as a presidential candidate. that's according to nbc news analysis of his new campaign finance disclosure. on top of all of this, the former president's continued to take an opportunity to go after the florida governor, including last night, in his home state, before the crowds, at turning point actions conference in west palm beach. this is where we find nbc's garrett who covers the trump campaign for us. great to talk she'