imagine, you scroll and take out an apple, that we get an apple with a hole.he apples are only cut into very large thin pieces in compote they can fall apart, add sugar to taste, add water and send it to the unit for 40 minutes, you can serve it to the table after a couple of hours, but they send everything for the winter. i think that with such reserves we will not be lost. well, it turns out that in order to preserve summer tastes, the vitamin benefits of cooking, baking or drying apples are not at all necessary. proven in japan, where apples are stored right under the snow . and in russia, but why is it unknown to ordinary summer residents who do not know where the day fell face, this is a cheap way. he's more reliable. they get even sweeter. what processes are triggered in apples by winter hibernation soaked apples, this is an immune-boosting, superfood that would be good to add to the diet for everyone. is it true that imported apples are treated with a banned chemical, and chinese ones are also tinted, which is true about wax on apples. and what will the

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meta hitting back at apple for the changes apple is making, impacting social media companies. how much bigger of a cut is apple going to get and how much smaller of a cut is facebook or meta going to get? what does that mean over the long term? jasmine: the effects of apple's privacy changes continue to plague all social platforms. we have seen that in multiple earnings that have come out. apple in some ways may be benefiting. it launched its own ad business. but these companies need to work to develop and deploy effective solutions for ad attribution if they want to continue to grow their businesses in this new environment. emily: twitter was supposed to report earnings today. didn't happen. that was the estimated date. we have elon musk going into twitter today with the kitchen sink, a powerful metaphor. we are reporting that he is planning to cut 75% of twitters workforce. what do you imagine happens friday? jasmine: musk has every reason to want to close the deal by friday. if it doesn't close, the case goes to court and it is likely that twitter will win anyway and musk w

and microsoft start us off with apple. >> the thing with apple what they're expanding it's moved away from the phone cycles and moved into different sort of services you can only see the pumpkin this year on apple tv so they have a lock on that. the trades i like looking at apple going back to what carter said on a best behaving stock is how well it can behave, and looking at a trade where you go out to the marketplace and you buy the 145 call and you sell the 175 call against it but you do it two times against it, so it may seem odd you're selling two up side calls against this, however if you look at the break evens on this trade it's close to $200 on the stock and that gives apple a $3 trillion market cap. probably you'll get taken out of the trade but there's a big space there, you know, that green period immediate on the chart right now shows you where the trade is profitable. so be cautious of selling two up side calls, but they're so far-out of the money the demand for up side calls so-so strong in the marketplace right now it's really a structured trade and the structure of th

apple tv plus, apple music and subscription bundles are at the forefront of their streaming packages. apple music is moving from $10 a month to $11 per month, so a 10% price increase. apple tv plus moving from five dollars a month to seven dollars a month and the bundles are rising between two dollars and three dollars depending on what package you get. up to $33 for the highest end packaging for gaming and news. apple says this has to do with higher costs with licensing related to music and on the tv plus front, the company says there were very few shows that they get go and now tv plus has dozens of shows, still no back catalog but you are getting more bang for your buck which means they are raising prices. caroline: we saw the impact on spotify where some are saying they might pass on their prices to the consumer as well. talk about what we are seeing from apple numbers this week. the most valuable company is important to us. mark: many believe apple is going to come in at almost $20 billion. it would not be an all-time record but would be fairly significant for a fourth quarter. i

rather >> i prefer apple.amazon is consumers are clearly spending their money. just not spending on ecommerce they're spending it on travel. of the two, i worry for both they have a high proportion of their sales coming in u.s. dollar so i think there's a possibility of one or both would miss on the top line given the strength you see in the u.s. dollar the benefit for apple is with the supply chain improvements we've seen this year versus last year, they should be able to have more and better sales of iphone 13 then for amazon, their cloud computing business is doing well their advertising business is growing, but i'm concerned they decided to have a second prime day in one calendar year i think that's a reminder of how weak ecommerce sales are so of the two, i would lean toward apple >> the stocks have sold off in reaction to alphabet, to meta. is there any real correlation besides maybe just ownership, hedge fund positioning, that sort of thing, where you can extrapolate what those reports mean >> i think t

down, plus minus, where google is down -- apple is down half that excuse me. let's look at a chart that depicts that table you'll see here a comparative chart. the laggards, microsoft and google, are almost like frick and frack. you can't see any difference and there's apple, offer, standing out so if we look at the three companies, the three charts individually, this really gets to it. what do we know about where we are in relation to where we have been microsoft's june low is annotated there. that's the line. and we broke below that low and kicked back, thrown back to it but that's where you usually fail look at google it's the exact same circle we breached the june low, rallied back to the level from which the stock broke down, by definition, level of override supply look at apple. apple never got anywhere near its june low and what we know from here is if in as the others fail, having rallied back to the break point, or apple were to join them, there's no way mathematically equities can go up, s&p, by virtue of the weight these stocks are in the index. >>

start off with apple. >> apple, what they're expanding on is their services. it moved away from the watts and phone cycles and moved more into different services. you can only see the great pumpkin on apple tv. so they have a lock on that the trades i like looking at in apple, back to what carter said, is how well it can behave. if you look at the at in dubuque, you dubai, they do two calls against it. if you look at the break evens on the trade, that gives them a $3 trillion market cap. there is a big space there and the green pyramid on the trade right now that shows you where the trade is profitable. be orbs of sell cautious of selling two upside calls. the structure where people are out reaching for calls to apple it may be an oversized option. >> he hit it on the head. selling naked calls is a strategy that i think can be dangerous in a lot of instances. we have seen the stocks, especially the stocks really rip. but -- if there is any stock where that is less likely to occur, apple has to be in it. we're talking about the largest company in the world righ

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yeah, that rotation and energy and a broader market, and apple alone, 7.5%, $10 on apple, i'll wait for statisticians but it looks like they added in verizon in market cap. >> which after tech losing $800 billion in market cap going into today is good news >> we'll end it here and send it to "tech check." >> good friday morning welcome to "tech check." today, call it a big tech train wreck. google, murk soft, meta, and now amazon taking it on the chin amazon alone losing $200 billion in market cap. what comes next and what should you do with the rest of the names? apple's the only mega cap so far to see green post results. record revenues for a september quarter, and don't think we forgot about twitter deirdre is live on the ground as the musk era begins. we're going to discuss all of that in a moment >> we're going to start with amazon, though we had the last of big tech report this week this is a company, of course, you see now with share prices declining. hit on the consumer side and the enterprise side at the midpoint, q4 revenue growth, forecast at 5% year over year. that would be

, all of that is cause for apple that would imply apple store margins and supply that could be a steepered in an ar head set, because downgrading meta today, called out a potential new apple competition. >> i think they sized it up in what it could be in '23, and it's not in our model or anybody's model, and this is going to be like the apple watch launch, maybe a snoozefest initially, but it will scale up in the next two to five years. >> yep, often the way it is, air pods or the iphone, they take a while to scale it up thank you. >> thank you >>> all right, everybody take out your phones qr code on the screen, the 25th and 26th, for nbc's 2022 work summit, and the brings together labor, banking and academics, and you can scan that qr code at the bottom of the screen right there in the middle, to register take out your camera, point it there and tap and it will take you somewhere to register. we'll be right back. you love closing a deal. but hate managing your business from afar. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates m

liz: what about apple?dollar. the strong dollar, you can't underestimate what the strong dollar means for the european -- liz: caterpillar bucked it. >> yes. liz: caterpillar was able to buck it. >> caterpillar did but i think when it toms to true retail, these are individuals, i was just thinking i paid $650 for my first car. now an iphone costs about close to $1000. so you're talking about -- liz: what kind of car was it, jeff? >> a chevy caprice, i think, i don't know. >> that is a chick magnet if i ever heard one. >> then i traded that in for a camaro. liz: there you go. let me get your interesting stock picks ex tech at the moment because you feel there is on opportunities, particularly that pay as we said dividends? >> i like this epd company. it is enterprise products. i like the fact that they're not pipeline business. they're not producing, they're not producing natural gas or crude. they're just storing it and transporting it. so the way you have to look at this, you collect almost an 8% dividend.

and it is down and apple is up higher, poin 8%.now there will be a deceleration in revenue growth from the past quarter into calendar year fourth quarter intel mean time, it's up 5.6% hold on the gain after planning $10 billion in cost cuts over the next three years and pinterest, this is bucking the trend here up by 9.4% after the company missed estimates, but it said that it is growing in terms of average revenue per user and the commerce aspect of the site. t-mobile raising their forecast, up 3%. and gilead is adding 4% after the covid drug sales drop. time for the final trade let's go around the horn. >> beer trends are accelerating at budweiser >> karen, after a huge run up in banks, i would sell some bank of america. >> dan. >> meta. >> and i love exercise pinterest on the arpu. >> thanks for watching "fast." "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it "m

music and apple tv plus this week.ads in the app store this week. there's been a little problem with that, in fact, they had to take away the gambling apps throughout and there is enough way to make up on that services revenue. and then looking forward, it's the supply chain stuff, carl, remember, last quarter, they were having trouble meeting mac and ipad demands so sales were down there and whether or not that's kind of smoothed out as the covid checkdowns in china have eased up although we're hearing, carl there could be renewed shutdowns in the area where is the iphone is produced. jon, over to you >> steve, thank you. from more to what to expect from apple's quarter, the buy rating 200 price target on the game chris, when i'm thinking what about i'm curious out, out of this quarter, i'm thinking about discipline when it comes to what apple is building at inventory levels combined, frankly, with china. and some of the demand dynamic outside of the u.s what do you think is going to be most important >> sure, jon, th

take a look at the current apple lineup, the series eight has the same design as the apple watch fromr or five years ago. the ipad pro is the same design as four years ago. some of the other products have legacy designs. so we are in for a big change to apple's designs over the next year were to just because those designs have lasted so long and we will only see the fingerprints of evans in the next year or two and then maybe for five years in the future we will see how the design evolves. emily: mark gurman, thank you. instacart is reportedly holding off on plans to go public and to live least next year. the food delivery giant had been planning to put the s-1 filing out this week but is said to have reconsidered given the turbulent market. they cut the valuation to $13 billion and decided not to go public until market conditions improve. read it says it has more nft wallets than the popular trading read site open c. they have more than 3 million wallets. the largest nft market place has about 2.3 million active wallets. reddit is repairing for its own public debut in the next year.

here is what apple said last quarter. they said they are expecting some of the revenue to pick up reported 2% rise last time in revenue. analysts are looking for a 6% year over year rise of $89.9 billion in the quarter for apple. iphones will be in focus what is the reception there? what models are users buying the cheaper iphone 14 and 14 plus that is the key for the revenue mix and per user as well that app apple looks at as well the demand is robust, but a report today looking at the china smartphone market and the demand is lackluster in the critical market for apple. investors are hoping to hear more color on demand for the iphone 14 going into the holiday season services in focus because this st. lo is part of the apple focus how do they continue to get revenue from the billion users we saw a slowdown in services. is that set to continue? that is the question for the market and a comment on supply chain. how is it looking? chip shortages and disruption in china and what does it mean for supply of iphones? >> stock t

how is apple handling that and how much will it impact or hurt apple over the longer-term? julia: i think that that is always a hard question because the devil is in the details. one thing that has been interesting about watching china from the consumer standpoint is the chinese are still far more in lockdown than we are in the u.s. or europe, so there is more consumption of online media, virtual worlds. we see interest in the metaverse and streaming media, things that keep them entertained at home. it is hard for me to say what will happen in china, but it is a very different environment than we have in the u.s. in terms of our mobility and how much we are depending on electronics to keep us entertained. the ability to work, stay in touch with family and friends and so forth. so it will be interesting to watch. emily: i have to ask about the controversy of changes in apple 's ad tracking policies, meta hitting back with how much it is hurting them, and venue have skeptics and critics saying apple is not doing this to protect privacy, but to add to apple's own bottom line.

bob pisani yeah, that rotation and energy and a broader market, and apple alone, 7.5%, $10 on apple,ut it looks like they added in verizon in market cap. >> which after tech losing $800 billion in market cap going into today is good news >> we'll end it here and send it to "tech check." >> good friday morning welcome to "tech check." today, call it a big tech train wreck. google, murk soft, meta, and now amazon taking it on the chin amazon alone losing $200 billion in market cap. what comes next and what should you do with the rest of the names? apple's the only mega cap so far to see green post results. record revenues for a september quarter, and don't think we forgot about twitter deirdre is live on the ground as the musk era begins. we're going to discuss all of that in a moment

apple up by about .8%. seeing despite of course, an earlier fall on account of pretty tepid iphone is services sales. it was overall a pretty upbeat quarter. amazon telling a different story, still trailing by just about 12%, setting up that retreat below that $1 trillion market value level. the company projecting lackluster holiday sales going into the key session. we are looking at a drop a potentially $23 billion for jeff bezos. let's get more on tech earnings, apple specifically. our next guest is one of the few analysts who holds a bearish call on the tech giant. let's bring in thiago kapulskis, the head of global tech sell-side research at itau bba. if you take a look at the numbers with --does that really reinforce review? >> thanks for having me tonight. we can't deny that results were actually better than expected. that was posted in the numbers today and particularly the guidance and especially among such a tougher earnings season for the big tex. -- techs. however we still think there are headwin

apple's potential is delivering. year over year is that because of the pandemic tailwind that is 47% comp there is something bigger going on than pan demodemic tailwind if you look at the time people hang on to the iphones it is stable over 3.5 years a few years before that, it had been getting extended out. that was negative for iphone growth the stabilization of the upgrades points to iphone becoming a necessity for those people that is what we are seeing in the results here i would point out, too, that iphone is the primary driver in the december quarter and apple, of course, doesn't give formal guidance if you read between the lines, they maintain guidance to answer your question, this is more than the pandemic this is people further and further entrenched in apple products >> that's a big job. i don't know you have to be careful with your words now. they are very, very weighty. what do you think is happening >> so, i think there's just a lot more differentiation of tech stocks as you pointed out, this divergence

apple. the best of the bad bunch in a very rough week for tech they beat on the top and bottom lines. iphone sales missed. $46 billion. services is supposed to be the division of recurring revenue. apple can continue to milk the iphone users that was a miss. 19.19billion in revenue. 5% growth. significant slowdown from the quarter before management gave hints for the fourth quarter year on year revenue growth is less than the third quarter. concerning with the iphone 14 is out and this is the biggest quarter for sales and the key holiday period they were expecting max sales to decline. that services revenue will grow, but it will be hurt by the macro. worrisome signs from apple best of the bad bunch in a very rough week for tech, frank. >> arjun, you may under state how rough a week it is for tech. let's focus on amazon. a lot of us are looking at the miss for aws obviously that segment of amazon reported 20% growth. do you think investors need to be concerned about the significant slowdown

dodging the turmoil though is apple.g iphone sales keep wall street happy — in what's been a catastrophic week for big tech. plus a pre—halloween treat as the us economy returns to growth. but inflation�*s still a nightmare for president biden — with midterm elections looming. we start with the world's richest man: billionaire boss of tesla — space entrepreneur — and now the new owner of twitter. elon musk has now closed his $41; billion takeover of the social media giant ahead of a 5pm deadline set by a us court. and he has moved quickly to sack the company's senior management. it brings to an end a six—month—long and often bad—tempered takeover battle — that has raised some big questions about the future of the company. from san francisco — here's our technology correspondent james clayton. when elon musk had an offer to buy a twitter accepted in april, he could barely conceal his excitement. but that initial enthusiasm soon began to wane. tech stocks were plummeting and many wondered whether he'd paid too much for twi

apple's own bottom line. what is your take? julia: there is a little bit of both, but i do not know that anyone is crying for, you know, apple or google's diminished ability to monetize the data of consumers. these companies have grown wealthy by doing so over the past couple decades by doing so. as we are looking at the values consumers have, you know, tim cook hits on them one after the other. it is about privacy, security and responsibility. and it is about the environment. it is about trust. if you look at the things that clients are asking about, it is all of those. it is trust, the economy, being green, security and privacy. and i think that is really the long game. do i think advertising will contribute substantially to apple's bottom line in the next five years? i would be surprised if it gets to be that big. this is about apple -- emily: right, i understand. always great to hear from you. five president and principal analyst at forrester research, they do so much for stopping by. we are listening to

, that means raising prices just today they raised prices on services like apple tv plus and apple music by a buck or two per month. they raised prices on the app store this month in the eu and other countries where the dollar is the strongest and the iphone 14 is about$100 more expensive in the same markets. the challenges for apple through the end of the year hope iphone demand holds up even as other consumer tech companies see it falling, especially in the pc market microsoft already cutting jobs in the summer they cut less than 1% of their workforce and just last week, a thousand employees were let go. microsoft challenge in the coming months hoping that i.t. spend among small and medium businesses can hold up and that their azure cloud growth stays steady or increases but that's going to be a lot tougher for them in the foreign exchange environment. guys. >> why do you think that these two companies have held up better than their peers? >> it's a little different apple is unique for a consumer electronic company we seen pc demand tank we heard the warnings throughout the summer when

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on apple, it's hey, let's add more apple. it's cheap right now that's where people need to really think in terms of being a shopper. you know, stocks are on sale they're 20%, 25%, 35% off depending on what stocks you're looking at if you went to the store and the stuff you wanted to buy was 30% off, you would be pretty happy i know that only makes people happy who are buyers now and not holders, but when you get a good entry point like this, you really want to ride this into the next three years >> randy, you have given us a perfect segue to our next segment where we're going to talk more about apple. thanks for being with us today randy warren >> my pleasure >> apple and tesla have been losing trade so far this year, with both stocks down double digits that is not stopping individual investors from piling in our next guest wrote an article about it in today's "wall street journal" looking at why the stocks are still so popular and what that signals about the rest of the market. h she's live in a cnbc contributor. it's great

why apple juice?irst of all, if you don't know, an apple is a fruit; it contains flabanoids up to 30, a certain type of catechins. what causes the use of these substances increases the capacity of our body? produce a variety of oxide, and vascular oxide is responsible for dilating arterial vessels. and naturally. if there is a lot of nitric oxide, then blood pressure decreases, but it was decided to check this theory, they took people and regularly gave them a glass of apple juice to drink, and that it turned out that over a certain time the pressure decreased by 4 mm hg, that is, the effect was quite significant. official study conducted in the usa and published in 2015, more than 60 people drank apple juice daily. they drank a glass, but the glass was quite large 375 mm. here is the figure that we have 75 ml was in a glass. how long did they drink apple juice before they started taking blood pressure? for more than two weeks, for more than two weeks , it turned out that the pressure is decreasing, t

apple raised prices on both apple music and apple tv plus this week. plus apple's impact on the s&p 500 is massive it represents about 7% of the index's entire value with a market cap of more than $2 trillion we're joined now by barton crockett with rosenblatt securities he has a buy rating on apple and a $189 price target. and tim higgins, technology reporter at the "wall street journal. tim, i'm going to start with you today. so shares of apple have largely outperformed microsoft, amazon, google what are their big headwinds what do they need to say to continue that kind of momentum >> yeah, this is all about the current holiday quarter today. investors are asking record revenue in the september quarter that just passed, but they're looking for signs from tim cook that he's optimistic that those high-end iphones will continue to fuel just an amazing growth that we've seen over the past few years. now, that growth probably won't be at the 40% level that we've seen, but even a couple percentage points could make it a record quarter >> barton, let's talk

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apple music, apple one bundle will coast you more. there is inflationary pressure on the world's biggest company. after the report card i will speak to apple's management team, ceo tim cook, cfo, luca maestri look at indication on next three months forward. they likely won't give us any sales on according to deutsche bank. deutsche bank and other analysts are expecting deceleration when it comes sales growth. after the tech wreck this week we've seen from meta, apple, get amazon, later on today, not apple, pardon me, microsoft and meta. people are hoping the world's biggest company apple can hold up a little bit better. we'll see when the results hit the tape. back to you. neil: normally as a group they tend to all be in the same sync. they all do well together or poorly together. hail mary pastime for apple. technology investors want to see that. thank you very much for that, susan. we're following up on twitter. pretty soon that will be a privately held company. the guy owning it will be the world's richest man. he telegraphed all s

very fond of apples. you are very fond of apples.apples so much. and here is today. let's call the pie and i took rena, here i have already cut apples, peeled apples with thin slices, when they are so dense, just in the oven with dough they will not have enough time for them to be completely ready, so that they turn into a full-fledged filling, so we with you, here i am again, these here are sprinkled with lemon juice, but this is such a little secret known to you and me. that in order for any fruit not to darken, we sprinkle with lemon juice, by the way, lemon juice to us need and here we send apples in a pan. right here in the pan. now i need another lemon zest. of course, lemons definitely need to be washed properly. i know with a true brush a special and detergent that is suitable for washing children's dishes or vegetables and fruits. look how beautiful. juice of another half of a lemon and now a little sugar, literally 50 grams, somewhere around 2-3 tablespoons. a little vanilla. this extract is a teaspoon and a little bit of w

mark: if you have the apple card on your phone, which all apple users do, and you have goldman, you will to generate interest on cash back rewards. emily: is this something you think will be popular? mark: i do. i think this will be an entry-level free savings account built into your phone for many people. i don't think people are going to want to store a lot of money in this account, but the ability to generate interest based on cashback savings, between 1% and 3%, sometimes 6% on some apple products, i think will be interesting. apple has not said what the interest rate for this account will be. i do think this is a major push from apple, and it shows how far they are willing to go in financial services. emily: how did this fit into apple's larger fintech strategy? mark: they have in rebuilding their entire technical infrastructure, and this is a new piece of that. i have an apple pay later service coming. it all fits together. apple wants to basically create the highbank -- the eye -- the ibank, and this is part of that. emily: appreciate it. coming up, we talk about the vc slowdown a

we talk about apple's continued fintech push.irst, stocks roaring back from that selloff sparked by hot inflation numbers. how did tech fare? ed ludlow has been watching all day. ed: it a wild ride. the hot print from september reinforced the idea that the fed will remain aggressive with its rate hike paths. the market stayed sanguine when we look at volatility data like the cboe. the vix index, the market didn't seem to panic, surging back on the nasdaq 100. on the s&p 500, swings of more than 5%. 6% at one point. at one point, down by 3%. let's get technical. look at this bloomberg terminal chart. it was interesting. technical levels did seem to play a key role. the benchmark s&p 500 at one point was down back below 50% below its post-pandemic rally. that 3500 level. that seems to have triggered program buying. in other words, the algorithms kicked into rebound the market. emily: let's dig into tech and how tech fayard. it has been absolutely dreadful. ed:ed: a few weeks, rates have been pushing higher. the philadelphia semicon

what about the demand when apple makes up a huge proportion of revenue for apple? >> that's a very smart observation, and i was focused on the supply chain. we talk over the china covid policy has been a challenge for am the stores get closed. the supply chain slows down, but the store's closing is a very real head wind for apple people like to shop. people like to go in an apple store and they tell you, hey your friends and family are beautiful. you need to spend more on more memory of your iphone and you walk out of the store spending more than what you thought, and feeling better about that decision however, when we looked forward with the hope and anticipation that society gets past covid, we see china turning into a positive, and apple still did gain share in china, so we actually view that as something that's kind of backward looking and we're more forward looking, hoping that covid and the zero policy becomes something in the past, and we all move forward to a more fruitful society in the future >> all right jim, thank you >> great to see you. >>> coming up

one bundle and apple music.ifferent reasons for apple tv+ we embraced it when we had very few shows, and now we've got a much greater inventory, so we're just pricing to the value of the service. on music, the cost of licensing has gone up, so you could call that somewhat inflationary. but in terms of other bigger ticket items that are inflationary, wages, logistics and certain silicone components are inflationary. there are constraints on the top of the end, the iphone 14 pro maxes and the pros meaning there are some supply chain clogs, getting those handsets into a lot of those that have ordered brand new iphones. but they're still telling us it's going to be a strong quarter and a lot of record switches in a record september sales quarter. and i think that's exactly what wall street is taking away right now, stu. things are not as bad as feared, and for apple which is a closed, sticky ecosystem, if you have new losers coming online are, they're going to stick with the company even through slowing economic tim

it's interesting seeing proper apple bros, people who are obsessed with apple phones.s seemed extremely excited, he was very happy. even though these are really incremental changes and there were some interesting things that happened but with the iphone 14 to the iphone 13, how much is different? i think a lot of people think there is not a lot of difference. and that is something we will find out more about, thank you so much james. and here is zoe who got her hands on the latest iphone. this is the iphone 14 pro. from the back, comes in pretty colours but ultimately it looks like an iphone. i've been carrying it around with me for a few days now, nobody has batted an eyelid. its chunky and got this aluminium ring here that is supposed to protect it from inevitably getting smashed but that is not what everybody is talking about. the first thing is this always—on display. it's a bit weird when you first get the phone because you feel like you've forgotten to lock it or something. it's not a new idea but it is certainly new to apple and apple says that it uses hardly an

apple wanted to preempt that.ey are trying to show new ways the company will generate more open revenue in future corners -- future quarters. haidi: that is why we get you on to answer those questions that we have not even asked yet. speaking of potential downsides, tesla, one of the biggest laggards on monday, traders betting on further downside. let us get more from bell. the $200 strike price, what does that mean for the further downside we may be seeing? annabelle: it will signal more downside for tesla on the horizon. the $200 strike price expiration set for friday, that tells us that at least in the office market, traders are thinking it is a further 5% decline for the share price for tesla. we are in a $211 session, down by 1.5% from friday as well. tesla had to cut the price of its core lineup in china. they had to reduce the price tag on the jeep is a locally built model three sedan by 5%, that is priced at 37,000 u.s. dollars. you have the starting price of the model why suv, that has been dropped by 9%.

trading. 144 on apple. now take a look at big energy, there is sump a thing and it's doing very well. exxon reported stock at a 11 billion in one quarter and that stock is way up. the left is apoplectic about this and they're demanding a winful profit tax. the latest stock market action, the dow might be up about 40 minutes, nasdaq down about 80. that is amazon's impact. little change for interest rates and 10 year trading around the 4% level, 403 and two year at 436 or thereabouts, we got it there? it's 437. thursday, we showed you how to get a 9.62% yield on inflation adjusted treasury security. the website couldn't handle the rush of orders. politics, republicans coming on strong in the midterms all across the country. republican candidates are closing the gap. in georgia, herschel walker now leads on a hot night, senate leader schumer admitted it. the president goes to pennsylvania today to sure up support for john fetterman after his difficult debate performance and the poll shows that's virtually a de

well, if an apple, here we are now collecting an apple, auxis, do we have it?der apple under the bed that you don’t need to press it, because if the child there remains many, many spots on it, it is a very tender apple. and we need to save how much more this apple is. well, yes. well, look, we store in some pantries in refrigerators, where an apple is better so that it is cold smooth things that are never specially. here is the temperature for them create. well , it’s better still such a pantry or in the refrigerator. better fridge is better. yes, there is a green temperature for storage. concerns do not touch. don't be afraid. yes, tell me, of course, what marvelous beauties are here in the garden. here are those plums called purple, i haven’t tried them yet, they say they are sour. it is not like that. it's already deposited well, when here it is now the month of november is the month of december. it is very tasty now. yes, you can, too, they ca n’t lie down a little. we all eat after the new year or by the new year, winter, yes, and which ones are already re

no one is criticizing apple.lly a case of where every other smoartphone company is seeing falling sales. it is just a matter of time. >> it doesn't make its iphones on an island either. it has a lot of potential impacts here. >> yeah. although, i mean, about the quarter, he did say we are supply constrained, not demand constrained. that is a bullish thing, i think. >> he's never mentioned demand which is great and which is why the stock trades where it does. >> right also and it sold off on any other faang trading poorly but prior to so it was sort of a bit of a relief and i'm concerned about the other issue we were talking about, the existential threat of -- >> china. >> yes the best october gains since 1976, best month in 46 years so could this mid-life crisis be coming for the industrials p we'll debate that and talk about a share of wynn as the billion dollars buyer puts a lot of chips on the table. we have all of the details when "fast money" coming right back >> announcer: get your trades to go with the "fa

mark: as we know, apple's key differentiator is its design. the iphone, the apple watch.beginning of the 2000's it was all about the design with new imac colors, the original iphone. design is core to apple, and now they are top industrial designer, the person in charge of designs for hardware products, is departing the company. she had been an apple for about two decades, working under johnny ives, apple's chief design officer before leaving three years ago. this is a considerably huge development for the company, especially for its designs at the capitol -- at the top of the company's leadership. sonali: you reported that the the -- that the design had for software is sticking around. there are hundreds of industrial designers that had worked under hankey. what does this mean for the operation at large? does it mark a more significant shift for apple? mark: this is a significant development for apple, and they have not named a replacement. the company informed its teams this week that hankey would be leaving. and they have not named a replacement. she will be remaining

the average weight of apples is above 120-150. g.has reached its typical coloring, so we are happy with bright juiced, and criminal fresh, apples of purchase can be demolished from the sale right up to the beauty on the feet of the thorns, he is mentally choking them, stable microclimate and temperature plus two plus three, well, according to another, the mechanism of interaction is effective about tsoi less vytvortsam and england at the beginning of the bookmark, we select samples of apples, we will introduce them to the laboratory. there we get the test report and the next we get the declaration of conformity after that before laying. we process our all plank storage. we receive a certificate of conformity of refrigeration equipment and after that the process of laying down the products itself is already underway at shops, trapezos, only marketable apples are smooth and hallways at this place, the remaining serovin for the operating system for apple juice, the product is wet from squeezing and without sugar, more and more in trend

and today, volunteers are turning the apples they've helped grow into freshjuice, using an ancient appleu get to meet some nice, you know, it's a just nice, sociable thing to do. no better thing to do than be coming l out here on a lovely day like today, i helping the community, i helping the environment — can't do better than that, really. this has got an absolute amazing amount of different apples. i don't know any of their names. the boom in community orchards is bringing back hundreds of forgotten varieties of british apple. here at wisley gardens in surrey, apple detectivejim arbury�*s on a mission to identify them. by sight, touch and taste alone, he quickly recognised two mystery varieties from swan barn farm. i think this is court pendu plat, which is an old french apple, certainly from the middle ages or possibly even roman. this summer's heatwave and drought has caused problems for crops, but apples have fared relatively well and should be particularly sweet due to the sunshine. well, it's going to be a bumper year, so there's going to be a lot. but also, importantly, it's goin