>> the trade i'm looking at google is kind of the opposite than what i said with apple. if it doesn't behave well, if things really do fall apart you can go out and you can sell one of the google $100 puts for about 4.5, and then you can go buy three of the $90 yeah, you'll lose money if google goes down from 100 to 90. you're going to get longer and longer volatility in google so it's like you're long the vix of google it's kind of like a tail risky-type trade you can see the rate of acceleration, the rate of profitability once you pass below that 90 strike it's pretty dramatic this is trade you can put on for $0 you're paying roughly $1.5 for the other three. if you're wrong and we all want the market to go higher, if the market goes up higher you're really not losing money on this trade if you hold it up to expiration >> all right, mike, i see you eyeballing this trade a little bit. what do you think? >> you're making a bet there's three possible things that happen one is that the stock stays here, goes higher, no harm, no foul but if it breaks lower it's likely to bre

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. >> t

what are you looking at for apple, google and microsoft? >> let's get to it apple continues to be the one that acts the best, despite being down. year to date performance versus google, tells the tail. call it 30% for the other two down plus or minus. and going -- apple is down half that. excuse me. and look at the this chart. so you'll see here a comparative chart. the ladder of microsoft and google is frick and frack. you cannot see a difference. if you look at the three companies individually, this really gets to. what do we know about where we are in relation show where we've been. microsoft's june low is annotated there on the line. and we broke below that. and we came back to it but that is where you usually fail. look at google. it is the exact same circumstance. we breeches the june level. we rallied back to the level from what the stock broke down by definition of level and overhead supply. look at happen appeal. apple never got anywhere near the june level. and what we know from here is if as the others fail and they rally back to

the main wave of sales fell on paper tech giants apple google and microsoft at the same time the indexes the company with the largest capitalization lost. in september , over 9%. this is due to the decision of the authorities to continue an aggressive monetary policy to fight inflation, and with that, stay with us. and may your working week be successful, have a good day. the morning broadcast continues with the program zone x and violetta sokolovic. hello online shopping. brought in a network of scammers in the minsk region , several people were caught on a boat of swindlers, making transactions on instagram , for example, 18-year-old residents of the columns wanted buy in messenger. at a good price, a mobile phone, but lost over a thousand rubles. another story, i bought a trailer and also transferred money in advance. about the desired product did not receive, as is often the case. after receiving payment, the seller stops communicating. as practice shows, the desire to save money leads to the loss of money. law enforcement officers recommend purchasing things for their real value.

take a look. >> the latest premium ear buds from google, samsung and apple are better than ever. google's pixel buds pro make a great companion to the pixel smartphone. they're comfortable and they sound good. but they did fall out of my years more than i'd like during activity. there's active noise, cancellation and google assistant on demand is magical. google pixel buds are $199. next up, samsung galaxy buds to pro. these are samsung's best ear buds yet and coming a wireless charging case. i also love how drippy this case is. >> now for the bugs, the music sounds great. the levels are rich and the noise cancellation is excellent. and they almost never fell out of my years. these are an easy recommendation. if you have a samsung phone. >> galaxy buds to pro are $229. but check for deals that make them cheaper. finally, apple second generation airpods pro have some big improvements. the noise cancellation is incredible. and the transparency mode which lets you leave the sun. but here the world around you is so much better than before. air pods pro fit securely in my years. in the

big tech, apple, amazon, google, meta, jam packed so among as we look at all of these things, what do you think, scott, i'll begin with you is the one name that you're watching most closely to game how the rest of the markets take it? >> well, tomorrow you have microsoft and google. if you recall about a week ago, microsoft made new lows in the year and google made new low in the year. google has advertising slowing down and saw with snap and business being diversified and microsoft, you mentioned about the strong dollar with a head wind and how the market deals with microsoft and google tomorrow after the close, that will be very important considering we just had a decent sized move from 3500 level in s&p cash. db of interaural think the reaction to microsoft and google will tell us whether it'll grow 50 in s&p cash sooner or later and once we get through that, meta has beamed up so people want to figure out if it's priced in and have app and will amazon and a lot to look at this week but i think between now and tomorrow, the chinese position could be wrong and technically like you c

most of tiktok�*s downloads come from apple's app store and google play.t say apps that facilitate the exploitation of children will be removed or rejected. we asked them what they were doing about children begging on tiktok, but neither apple nor google would comment on our investigation. hi, how are you? welcome, welcome, welcome! after all of our conversations that we've had with tiktok — and i'm sitting here right outside their uk offices now — i'm still finding videos like this — many, many videos — with children being used to beg for hours. and it really makes me want to know what will it take for tiktok to stop this on their platform? we called keith again to tell him what we had discovered. we found that 70% of all of the money donated would have gone straight into tiktok�*s pockets. are you kidding me? that's ridiculous. it's very unfair — especially to them families over in syria. you've got to have some transparency. and, you know, to me, that's very greedy. it's greed, innit? it's greed. takaful alsham said they would support the families we sp

steve, go back to the ipad i need a harvard case study what apple was able to do here because amazon, google, all came out with tablets lower priy priced and apple managed to raise prices an put them out same time. remarkable. >> right seen them raise prices for iphone just last month and seeing it here now in the u.s. for this new ipad model. they would argue, apple would, to you saying, well, it's a brand new design a lot of technology. faster processor and so forth to justify that, but, again, this weird messy transition apple is going through with new chargers. get ready to buy a lot more dongles on top of your mu ipad, jon. >> why they never caught on. steve, thank you. >>> and gut check. morgan stanley out with a new note surpassing $13 billion in years ahead driven by youtube, amazon and ad tiers talking about from netflix and disney+. with those names eating up market share, who stands to lose listing names like snap, pinterest and paramount, adding, it's too soon to tell how hard it's going to hit the likes of roku maybe it won't hit them. rating the stock underweight, lowering esti

island, new york, successfully filed a petition to form the company 1st union corporations from apple and google to target. and kellogg says, seen union activity to labor expert. david madeline says most workers have faced 5 decades of near stagnant wages, while economic inequality has hit record level and in juggernauts like amazon or apple workers are also under immense pressure to meet performance quota set by algorithm. with little control over changing their working conditions. then the pandemic hit. the american economy wasn't working very well from workers. and then you had co, which really put those problems into star relief workers were consider essential, but they weren't paid more than initially upstate work places. and so workers really felt particularly vulnerable at the same time, i saw the executives at their company's getting your record profits, so they were frustrated and ready to act. but beneath all that activity, the number of us workers in labor union hasn't changed all that much. and we heard that u. s. labor law still favor employer. it's heavily. so is this really a new

consumer exposure could leave the company vulnerable, and let's end with a quick check amazon, apple, google, microsoft all up 2% or more, but apple's still about 5% lower in the past week microsoft just hit a fresh 52-week low earlier this morning but is clearly rebounding now. deirdre. >> alphabet isn't too far off either thank you very much. >>> after the break, we talked about it earlier, we're going to do it again, kim kardashian ttchgewith the s.e.c that story is next ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ zero-commission trades for online u.s. stocks and etfs. and a commitment to get you the best price on every trade, ♪ ♪ which saved investors over $1.5 billion last year. that's decision tech. only from fidelity. >>> welcome back, kim kardashian, crypto, instagram, and a million dollars s.e.c. settlement, our julia boorstin has more on that story julia. >> well, jon, kim kardashian agreed to pay $1.267 million to settle s.e.c. charges for failing to disclose a payment she received for promoting a crypto asset ethereum max on instagram in a june 2021 post. investors have sued her over this floyd mayweather and forme

apple, google, spotify or anywhere you get your podcasts. we're down by 304 points and charlie gasparino has news on twitter and elon musk and it is new news. liz: folks breaking news. the white house said president biden landing in marine one in new jersey will take executive action to end the u.s. approach to marijuana. the president pardoning all prior federal offenses for simple marijuana possession and directing the attorney general to issue certificates of pardon to eligible individuals and the president asking the governor to dot same and viewing how marijuana is scheduled under federal law. canopy growth up 21% and cannabis growth or weed up 34.25% and all other atfs involved in this up 16% and adviser shares, sos up 34% and then of course yolo, love these tickers up 23% and big day for pot stocks and pot etfs and breaking news, president biden as we said touching down moments ago in wall township new jersey after visiting ibm in new york and it'll bring manufacturing to the empire state and semiconductor chips to ai, cart official i

it's the brand new edition of everyone talks to liz podcast and get it right now and dropped on apple, google, spotify, anywhere you listen. it's an incredibly important story and the three words, how did he become a multimillionaire? he kept repeating the three words. dow up 707, 708 at the moment. high of the session a gain of 817. we are coming right back. liz: search and rescue crews in florida now in the process at this hour of doubling back in the search for hurricane ian survives as storm related deaths in the u.s. now climb to 103. utility companies working around the clock to restore power and they've restored power to millions of people with 400,000 customers are in the dark and the president and first lady are set to tour the damaged region tomorrow. the full assessment is in today. they predict ian will be among the top ten costliest storms in u.s. history and with the 2022 and 2023 season set to start in eight days, initial surveys of florida's famed citrus crop are also coming in at a devastating assessment. orange juice futures continue to sit near their highs of 2022 and it co

apple, amazon and microsoft. i'm not a meta player, so i don't really look for them. google, i don't own it -- liz: but you watch it. >> yes, i watch it. but i would look for apple. what was interesting today was ahead of their earnings they announced that they rose prices op their streaming services, on their tv and music. they rose their streaming print by 40%. went from $5 to 7, and they're hiding behind the inflation story. how is inflation really impacting that viewer or that segment of their business? it's going to be interesting how they describe it. the music they raised by # 1%. meanwhile, inflation east only up 8.4%. it's apple. apple's apple, and i suspect that they're going to surprise again, they're going to earn, you know, $85 billion for the quarter, and so why is anyone -- why do we even have this conversation? if down 15% for the year so far. i think it's a great buy. liz: best in class, certainly -- >> exactly. liz: although samsung would be like, liz -- [laughter] sarge, xerox. not everything is picture perfect here. xerox has an ugly charted today. obviou

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here we reported findings to apple and google, all these applications have been taken down as far as. we are sending to navigations uses on our platform who may have been impacted by the applications. those notifications will include steps people can take to protect their accounts more effectively as well as some tips on how to spot these types of applications elsewhere on the internet. emily: why are you doing this now? surely this happened before, right? >> our teams have been investigating this type of application activity for years. we are always looking for malware or other efforts to -- to steel people -- to steal. people's credentials. this particular psa is the first time we are releasing this. in addition to getting the apps taken down and provided tools for people die dead by the apps, we felt it was important for people -- to identify the apps, we felt was important for people to have the ability stay safe across the internet. to know was a look for some is trying to target them with an application like this. emily: you worked with the u.s. government you lead efforts to a

and in this morning's tech smart, we're comparing ear buds from google, apple and samsung. mium ear buds from google, samsung and apple are better than ever. google's pixel buds pro make a great companion to the pixel smartphone. they're comfortable and they sound good. but they did fall out of my years more than i'd like during activity. there's active noise, cancellation and google assistant on demand is magical. google pixel buds are $199. next up, samsung galaxy buds to pro. these are samsung's best ear buds yet and coming a wireless charging case. i also love how drippy this case is. >> now for the bugs, the music sounds great. the levels are rich and the noise cancellation is excellent. and they almost never fell out of my years. these are an easy recommendation. if you have a samsung phone. >> galaxy buds to pro are $229. but check for deals that make them cheaper. >> finally, apple second generation airpods pro have some big improvements. the noise cancellation is incredible. and the transparency mode which lets you leave the sun. but here the world around you is so

we have 10% of that committed, big companies, fedex and boeing, salesforce, apple, google. whole companies have joined in, 55 strong now, and perhaps a few more, who have committed to send demand signals to the marketplace, so they are, for instance, marist, larger shipping container company in the world, has pledged that of the next eight ships that they buy or build or lease, they will be carbon free. volvo and general motors and ford have joined in saying that 10% of the steel they purchase is going to be green steel for the manufacture automobiles. we have salesforce joining with united and delta and apple, and boeing and all of their flight operations, 5% will be sustainable aviation fuel that's 88% emission reductions. these are the signals going to the marketplace and we are doing this with aluminum, steel, trucking, concrete, cement will be rolled out and it just shows that everybody is going in the industry will be the hardest thing to do. what's turning out is not the hardest thing to do. we can do this, and if we put our minds to it across the economy, then we le

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the difference between google, apple and samsung. >> the latest premium ear buds from google, samsungthan ever. google's pixel buds pro make a great companion to the pixel smartphone. they're comfortable and they sound good. but they did fall out of my years more than i'd like during activity. there's active noise, cancellation and google assistant on demand is magical. google pixel buds are $199. next up, samsung galaxy buds to pro. these are samsung's best ear buds yet and coming a wireless charging case. i also love how drippy this case is. >> now for the bugs, the music sounds great. the levels are rich and the noise cancellation is excellent. and they almost never fell out of my years. these are an easy recommendation. if you have a samsung phone. >> galaxy buds to pro are $229. but check for deals that make them cheaper. finally, apple second generation airpods pro have some big improvements. the noise cancellation is incredible. and the transparency mode which lets you leave the sun. but here the world around you is so much better than before. air pods pro fit securely in my ye

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tech smart. >> the latest premium ear buds from google, samsung and apple are better than ever. google's pixel buds pro make a great companion to the pixel smartphone. they're comfortable and they sound good. but they did fall out of my years more than i'd like during activity. there's active noise, cancellation and google assistant on demand is magical. google pixel buds are $199. next up, samsung galaxy buds to pro. these are samsung's best ear buds yet and coming a wireless charging case. i also love how drippy this case is. >> now for the bugs, the music sounds great. the levels are rich and the noise cancellation is excellent. and they almost never fell out of my years. these are an easy recommendation. if you have a samsung phone. >> galaxy buds to pro are $229. but check for deals that make them cheaper. finally, apple second generation airpods pro have some big improvements. the noise cancellation is incredible. and the transparency mode which lets you leave the sun. but here the world around you is so much better than before. air pods pro fit securely in my years. in the

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that was being kicked off aws, apple, google play stores. each and every day. if you compare it to other conservative social media sites, for instance, rumble, went public by a spac at two billion dollar valuation, rumble, youtube equivalent has 76 million monthly active users. david: wow. reporter: there is a big significant gam here. david: is there a bot issue, a bot issue elon had problem with twitter on? reporter: parler has a small user base because there isn't a big of a bot issue. compared to less than 50 million downloads. twitter has currently 200 million daily active users on their platform. elon musk trying to close that deal. i find it interesting at the end of this year we could have elon musk owning twitter, kanye west, ye, could own parler. they have known each other, kanye and elon could there be a deal. one social media headline to truth social. part of it really took off after twitter kicked donald trump off the platform. truth social right now says they have two million monthly active users. two million more than parler l

category, if by default, on each platform there is one official source of stop software device apple appstore google play market or microsoft store, for example, now in russia there is a whole competition in this field. well, more precisely , on the part of the field for iphones, there is still only fpstore. on windows, it is quite customary to download a program from anywhere, but for smartphones and tablets on android, this is a large part of the mobile market of such only domestic sources of programs scored a whole rating. so, according to the results of august, the rustor took. the first place in the audience is 1 million 760,000 people - these are people who are over 12 years old, and the room market is in second place. it was visited by 76,000 people and closes the hand of our torso with a half-million audience in a technical way. so this is by no means a poll. and we have a panel panel - these are people who agreed to participate in the study on an ongoing basis. they restored on their desktop. that is it laptop computers and mobile devices. that is, they installed our special applications on

coming up, tech in the spotlight, heavy hitters amazon, apple, meta, google, microsoft, all reportinguarterly earnings this week. that will be a market mover. we're taking a look at market reaction and anticipation ahead of those numbers many and then shocking new numbers from the southern border, we are looking at a record 2.3 million illegal crossers recorded in just one fiscal year. we are on it. then 15 days until the midterm elections, democrats are -- democrats' lead is slipping in top races, the top races we're watching all morning long. don't miss a moment of out. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ shake, shake, shake,. ♪ shake, shake, shake. ♪ shake your bootie. ♪ shake your bootie. ♪ shake, shake, shake. ♪ shake, shake, shake. ♪ shake your bootie. your bootie. and we would experience turbulence. i would watch the flight attendants. if they're not nervous, then i'm not going to be nervous. financially, i'm the flight attendant in that situation. the relief that comes over people once they know they've got a guide to help them through, i definitely f

it is available on apple tv, google tv, fire and roku. kris >>> tonight, breaking news. the verdict in the case of the driver plowing his suv into a holiday parade. that terrifying attack in wisconsin, killing six people and injuring dozens more. the youngest victim just 8 years old. now the verdict, and what one family brought to the courtroom. pierre thomas standing by. >>> tonight, the new allegation against senate candidate herschel walker. another woman coming forward, and what she now claims. walker responding tonight. and linsey davis is here. >>> and the other key senate race making news tonight, the debate in pennsylvania. the democrat john fetterman recovering from a stroke, on that stage, what he said about the stroke at the beginning of the debate. and then, how he performed. what his campaign is now saying tonight. and what the voters are

that's microsoft, apple, google, the real a loved names, tesla.you have a much different setup for expectations in that versus something else. we own oracle somewhat for the same reason. we bought it back, i should say, this past week, because our view is okay, that's definitely not a name that's been loved got a very low multiple, but they do seem to be actually gaining some momentum in terms of cloud infrastructure market share. so i think you have to put this in context of if you're somebody who has very high expectations, you're at much greater risk of having your stock clobbered off earnings versus somebody like a netflix where the stock was down 60% year to date they put up their numbers and the stock rightfully was up a fair bit so i think you kind of need to separate that out right now, and don't get me wrong we have much more longs than we have shorts. again, because we wr expecting a rally in october, but i think you have to get very specific within that on where you want to take that risk i would rather take risk in names that there's n

leaving for the exits amidst the turmoil between elon musk and twitter are getting scooped up by apple, by google by other tech companies in the area. >> when it comes to unemployment and when it comes to tech talent -- >> they get picked up pretty quickly. i don't think it's going to be -- have an impact of depressing the bay area economy. it doesn't look that way from what we're seeing right now. it just means that the talent wars is someone else is going to start winning this war. >> in fran, suzanne fawn, abc7 news. dan: tomorrow's expected close of musks' $44 billion twitter deal is prompting action on the new york stock exchange. according to reuters, the exchange's website says twitter shares will be suspended from trading tomorrow. >> berkley and city officials celebrated the berkley way apartment. it is the largest affordable housing development in berkley history. it's located near shad dock and hertz street. 12 additional housing beds and 32 shelter beds. >> i do believe this project is a model for other cities in other state. but having shelter, supportive services all in one integrat

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plus, google shows off new gadgets including a new phone , a watch, even teasing a new tablet. how does it stack up to applewe will take you to the "made by google" event. and a car that drives itself was supposed to be the future. but the reality for self-driving cars seems to be getting further away. will they even exist in our lifetime? is this industry a $100 billion bust? we will discuss. all that in a moment. first i want to get a look at the markets. tech still feeling some pain. ed ludlow has some breaking headlines from the close. ed: amd, the chipmaker results for the fourth quarter, and below expectations. you can see it soft and by 3%. others in the market like intel also softer, down by 2% in the aftermarket. this is about the lack of demand for consumer electronics, we wonder how big of a very political have on the market on friday. we will stay tuned for more from the chips act or. there is a lot of anxiety in the markets, mixed data throughout the week. a number of speakers reiterating that the fed will stay the course in their fight against inflation, raising the prospect that rates will co

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live newscasts, breaking news, weather, and more with our new abc7 bay area streaming app on apple tv, googlee tv, and roku. search abc7 bay area and download it. >> going against the odds. people across the bay area are buying tickets for tonight's powerball drawing. >> i forgot to buy one. a steady stream of people stopped by to buy a shot at the $700 million grand prize. >> i wish i would be the lucky one. a lot of people would have a lot of thanks if i'm the lucky one. i take care of the children, the homeless, everybody, because i would not need them for me. >> how sweet is she? the odds of winning are not great. the big prize, one in 291 million to win. it would be the sixth powerball winner of the year. i was holding out for a hundred million dollars. >> do we have time for a quick trip to san jose? somebody in san jose always wins. >> we should call our south bay bureau. >> world news tonight is next. thank you for joining us. >> all of us here, we appreciate your time. your time. this is gloria. she hasn't worked this hard to only get this far with her cholesterol. taken with a stati

get our live newscast, breaking news, weather and more with our new abc7 streaming tv app on apple tv, googleand roku. search abc7 bay area download. >> 79-year-old scientist is 2022 physics nobel prize winner awarded by the swedish academy, the $900,000 prize was for his quantum mechanics work. the news came during a zoom interview he had with associated press despite backlash of his studies his work continued at uc berkeley. he now joins einstein and max planck. >> that is good company. congratulations. the city is kicking off the anniversary of fleet week in san francisco. >> it is a long-standing tradition to honor and celebrate servicemembers who secure our coastlines and sees. the navy, marines and coast guard. they are already underway with the popular shift tours beginning tomorrow, and the blue angels air show friday, saturday and sunday with rehearsal thursday. >> fleet week is not just about extraordinary talents of the blue angels. it is about so much more. it is about developing a >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. former president trump filing an emergency appeal.

she's been now available at the apple store and google play. download free today.'s been now, front row seat to washington anytime, anywhere. >> who want to introduce you, the author of this book, power of capitalism, a journey through recent history across five continents. what are you trying to accomplish. >> a lot of people claim capitalist. only one number, 90% of the population are in extreme poverty and save less than 10%. i compared things you can't compare. north korea, south korea, china china today. they compare utopia, ideas with reality it is the same as i compare your real-life marriage compared to the marriage of our friends so is my approach to compare things that you can compare. forr example, the same language, the same history but different economic systems with different outcomes as one example. >> do you think china is a capitalist country today? >> no but in the united states it's not your capitalism. no work in the world pure capitalism. we have a fixture in the compare toar ingredients. then i look at what happens. if you add small markets as