cathie wood, arc invest founder ceo and cio. a lot more to come as the selloff continues with not just tesla but square and roku taking a hit. cathie wood will be back with us next. emily: the tech selloff continuing with tesla, square, and roku taking a hit. those are the largest holdings in arc etf's. tesla down 30%, but cathie wood said she's not concerned. the founder and ceo and cio of arc investment management. you've been coming on this show for years. in that time, your popularity has exploded. you've got your own line of arc merchandise, the media loves talking to you and about you. they've called you the antiwar and buffet. how do you feel about not being just an investor but a celebrity investor? cathie: i don't think of myself that way. i think of sitting down every day with analysts and inking about being excited about the way the world is going to work and wanting to share that with people. from an educational point of view, to help people understand how radically the world is going to change and how it is so impor

. >> arc investment founder cathie wood, wood also defended her bet in tesla, the largest holding in the arc innovation etf. >> confidence in tesla has gone up for a number of reasons, one, it didn't lose share of the electric vehicle market when all of the traditional luxury brand names started bringing their own electric vehicles to market. second is autonomous we believe that elon musk, who over the weekend tweeted out that he would offer or tesla would offer full service driving to anyone who wanted it, saw an incredible burst in demand, so for him to be able to do that, suggest to us that he's going to be able to show us the way to autonomous much faster than most analysts and investors expect. >> so still very bullish tesla, but wood also predicted that bitcoin will eventually grow into a key asset in investor portfolios. >> we think as it becomes a better accepted new asset class and we are seeing institutional movement into the space and we're seeing the diversification of balance sheets from cash into bitcoin, we do think it will be he behave more like the fixed income marke

the selling storm is also hitting the arc and the once wall street darling is wiping out the gains of the year, and the options market is telling the us that the pain may not be over. and plus, why faang is the new faang. oil stocks are back in favor, and we have an amazing stat for you about the growing gap of energy and big tech that you have to hear. and plus, our weekly exclusive look at the biggest insider buys of the week, and what the insiders are buying the most of their own companies with their own monies, and the top five names to hear, and all of that and more to come ahead, and we have to go to dom with the crazy and some might say upsidedown market, and dom chu is prepared to talk to you of the red on the screen and the selling, and look thash that, the buyers are stepping in. >> it is green and different from an hour or two from trading so far. and symmetry within the s&p 500 because we are hovering around the 500 mark, and at the highs of the day, up roughly and down about the same points, 38, and so symmetrical up and down trade towards upper range right now, and nasda

a full-time recreation director is installed at the joan of arc school. activities for children and parents began every day at three and continue through ten in the evening. negro and white. christian and jewish. protestant and catholic girls make clothes for themselves and for the children of war torn countries. they don't speak of racial unity. they live it a little. boys of every background, color, religion learn new skills and enjoy it together. a puerto rican youngster shares a tool with a boy who's getting used to terrorize the whole street. the embryo gangster has an impact. no time now for beating up kids with darker skin. mothers needed a negro history week exhibit. a lecture on negro life. here's the mother of -- of the park. she's no longer sure that things will change. she has questions which is finding a few of the answers. furthermore, race prejudice is natural. that is that children don't naturally have. it children learned from older people. children naturally play happily together. all the boys and girls use a converted check for games. h

invest are a flagship fund, arc innovation returned 150% last year.t's why we focus on it as technology and momentum stocks boomed amid the pandemic but the fund ticker arkk down 7% this year, as high flying names, pressured. speaking on cnbc, wood said her strategy will pay off, and she is capitalizing on the selloff >> right now, the market is broadening out, and we think in an underlying sense, the bull market is strengthening and that will play to our benefit over the longer term. >> all right let's talk more about all of this with rob morgan, director of market strategy it's good to see you again do you think the multiyear bull market is over, and there is better money to be made elsewhere. >> brian, i do think the market is broadening to agree with cathie wood, and that's a very good thing for markets overall it's hard to predict where big tech is going to go. i mean, i'm neutral on the space because, you know, valuations are certainly stretched, even though the sector has great visible earnings growth, but the technicals recently with the sello

miss mary dylan, principal of joan of arc high school agrees.groups meet together to shake their plan. they adopt adele, civic leader, as chairman of their new united group. now to work. who will head the project? how will it be paid for? will the board of education cooperate? the board of education could and would cooperate, but its funds are limited. the proposed program would need a director of wide experience, rich understanding, long professional training. that would mean more salary than the board of education pays to recreation directives. but the group would not give up its project. they voted to raise the money. the doctor was sure it could be done right in their own neighborhood. mothers from parent teacher associations visited stores and businessmen of the community. they found a ready response. here's david's mother again, active and hopeful. she's forgotten that she can't change the world. altogether they raise the money to start their project. a full-time recreation director is installed at joan of arc school. activities for childr

later, arc investments kathy wood out with a new price target on tesla we'll explain why she thinks it is heading to the moon "power lunch" starts right now >>> welcome to "power lunch. i'm frank holland with tyler mathisen stocks are higher across the board as the 10-year yield retreats from its recent highs the nasdaq up nearly 2% and the market reaching a critical point, as it's been a year since its covid lows mike santoli has much more on that hey, mike. >> yeah, theenvironment could hardly be more different if you look back a year on the s&p 500, it's tomorrow actually, the anniversary of that climactic low in the s&p 500 people were running as fast as-week-old away from stocks it was the fastest-ever decline of 34% which the s&p got to. we've seen this massive run since. we got at one point to an 80% increase over the intraday low of that date back then the prudent thing was actually raise your exposure to equities it's rare that the market gives you that opportunity what did people want instead of stocks back then look at the bond market. this is an etf that owns the entire bon

arc's previous target price was $1400. she was saying the stock was going to hit that by 2024.e're at 692 and change. you can see the potential upside here. but let's talk about this. what is behind the price target bump? well, arc says, she says there's a 50% chance that the ev giant is going to go fully autonomous within the next five years, and that will allow it to launch it robo taxi service. forecasting tesla is going to sell between 5-10 million vehicles in 2025. a lot to unpack today. let's bring in scott redler and phil flynn. and, scott, i want to start with you. what do you make of this new price target for tesla? it really was a jaw-dropper. do you think this stock could actually hit that target by 2025? >> listen, by 2025 a lot has to go right, and i think the last time he put a price target out there a year or so ago, it was also a jaw-dropper, and it actually went above and beyond. so at this point, you know, if you're an investor in tesla, you already believe in the story, and if they can go fully i autonomous, i do think it's a viable business. i know a lot of

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there's your arcing line. mid 70s by the time we get into wednesday and thursday.'s do walnut creek now. average daytime high there is actually 67. there's your arcing line and you can see the number by thursday as well. going up to 74. now what you don't see on that warm-up for us is the missed opportunity for a spring storm. which is going to happen. watch the futurecast. the storm comes in on monday night off the coast. disappears. and then redevelops over here. going into monday night and tuesday, look at the snow. in the sierra. nothing here at home. and a storm slides by to our east. we call these inside sliders. they're missed opportunities. they're storms that bypass northern california. slide down the eastern border. maybe another sign of spring. it's you know, it's a baseball term. it's an inside slider and opening day is coming up on april 1st. there's the snow. staying in the sierra. nothing happens over here and there's one another item to discuss on this. watch the wind, the brighter the color the stronger the wind. and this is what inside sliders do.

for arceli franco cruz, the journey was to reunite them in the u.s. with family and a better life. i brought her with the idea to reunite her with her siblings and her dad, she says, not to lose her life. >> it's a heartbreaking story. our thanks to antonia for bringing that to us. >>> pope francis marked the holy week by reading palm sunday service. he addressed a small audience and warned that the devil is taking advantage of this crisis to sow distrust and desperation. he will help 1200 of the poorest and most marginalized people get vaccinated throughout holy week. >>> and then there were eight. the road to the final four is paved after an elite weekend of sweet 16 basketball. ucla was part of the first four, but now here we are. and there they are they were leading alabama late until alex reece nailed a massive buzzer beater that would force overtime in overtime, the bruins put on a clinic, draining 23 points and soaking the crimson tide ucla wins it and moves on, 88-78. >>> gonzaga is a looking to become the first team since 1976 to win the championship un undefeated, and the

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this morning and paypal allowing customers to use crypto currencies to pay onnine we'll start with arc goes breaking silence >> i think there are winners and losers here. j.p. morgan said no to these guys there are twob components. one they have better risk controls two they had judgment. i think everyone trying to figure --. my hat goes off to them. i think they really demonstrated that you don't have to be as dpreeddy as the firms that are in that chart. they had the same information everybody else had and they chose not play >> although the point was made earlier this morning, jim, very well by houston who works for us covering banks and that was some of the smaller guys like cs and omira have to be aggressive on risk and lead on price the number 1, 2, and 3 players can afford to be a little more picky. >> well i think that we're sitting here talking about those two firms as being firms that we don't necessarily trust as much as we did. if they can't make enough money in the market they have a lot of ore markets they should be in and decide you know maybe america is too competitive

arce. we appreciate you and your work, and mr. pascal. appreciate it, and we will see you again soon, i'm sure. madam clerk -- is there anything more you wanted to say? sorry. i should have given you the opportunity, interim director? >> no. thank you for giving us the opportunity and we look forward to coming back in a couple of weeks. >> chair haney: thank you. madam clerk, are there any other items? >> clerk: mr. chair, there are no other items. >> chair haney: all right. this meeting is adjourned. thank you all. >> supervisor peskin: we'll be joined by vice chair supervisor rafael mandelman. mr. clerk, do we have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. comments or opportunities to speak during public comment are available via phone by calling 415-655-0001. the meeting i.d. is 187-725-3857, then press pound and pound again. when connected, you will hear the meeting discussion but you will be muted and in listening mode only. when your item of interest comes up, dial star, three to be added to the speaker line. best practices are to call from

tesla, and kathy woods arc innovation etf is working. zoom, pel on the roku and etsy are surging getting back a chunk of recent looses and boeing is boosting the dow after the company reported net positive orders for the first time in 15 months. >> big comeback for the tech names. we are all over the big market moves throughout the show, into the close. also coming up for you, the energy sector. it has been the top performing sector this year, upper inially 40% as oil provides climb. we have the ceo of chevron to talk about his new plan as they host its annual investor day tesla rebounding in a major way, up double digits we will be joined by an analyst who upgraded the stock the buy and has a $900 price target. >>> let's look at the stories we are watching during the last hour of trait. mike santoli tracking the market recovery and jerry bernstein from the council of economic advisers in the biden administration mike, kick it off with the comeback we are seeing in the nasdaq. >> yesterday was one of the biggest days in terms of divergen

the arc etf down 5%. gamestop down 34%.e santoli, cnbc senior markets commentator. take a look at how we finished up the day on wall street. dow couldn't hang onto the gains. it was higher all day long then slid with the overall rest of the indexes into the close. we closed down two points which i guess doesn't make it bang on flat what hurt the dow? well we saw technology as the biggest loseran the day. crm, salesforce, disney, nike, apple, the biggest drags caterpillar, hoehnwell and chevron held up well, a few other dow components as well s&p 500 down a little more than half a percent i won't down more because energy popped 2.5 rz energy materials fnlts and utilities all closed up a hoft the technology and consumer sectors were lower. the nasdaq down 2% at the close, and the russell 2000 index of small caps keeps getting hammered here, down 2.35% into the close today. another day where growth momentum, technology underperformed some of the more cyclical groups. investors are awaiting earnings from rh and kb homes we will

on the other hand, the arc of justice, the arc of history bends toward justice. these voting changes are on the wrong side of the arc of history. >> you're exactly right. i mean you can't put the jeannie back in the bottle. at this point we actually have a multi-racial democracy and there's no way to go back to whatever kind of, you know, nostalgia of a kind of make america great again fantasy from the 1950s. i think it is important to recognize we are seeing a mixture of demographic change in a variety of states where we are seeing growing numbers of latin x, african-americans, native americans but we are seeing a transformation in white voters. things we don't talk enough about with polarization is that the white electorate is divided with those on the side of maga politics and those appalled who have come out and protested against children in cases and the rice of trumpism and the rise of white nativism. we see a multi-racial coalition that has to be organized and created to be sustained. this is not just demographics. it will be demographics plus deep organiz

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i think that noah's arc is really expressive and he kind of . isn't ready doesn't really set himself any boundaries limits and he just kind of you know paint some of these. shapes and patterns i'm really sort of express and so that removes the project has brought now are a nathan even closer together than before. i mean to. make a lot. more think. i actually haven't got any closer however i can go i don't don't have to dream dream big challenge i'm trying to string. it in. nathan's love and the imagination of many artists have opened up a new creative wellington and some color to knock down. last year's election in belarus was followed by country wide protests hundreds of thousands took to the streets rejecting the election results that gave the country's leader alexander lukashenko yet another term in office the opposition braved a crackdown by security forces and called for fresh elections hundreds have been imprisoned now those who want to question call outs have grown weary of facing off with police but their protests haven't stopped small g

i'm morgan brennan here is the 2:00 takeout arc investing, the space eff launching today. we're going to speak to the analyst. >>> paypal goes full crypto. it will allow people to check out with cryptocurrency sits we'll have more on that. later, as the biden administration warns about reopening too fast, how safe is it to get back to big? billionaire investor tilman fertitta will join us. frank, over to you. >>> the dow retreating after hitting a record high yesterday. which at the highest levels since january 2020 shares, you see right here, discovery up over 4.5%. viacom up over 2% after the archegos blew up morgan, back over to you. >>> a number of giant leaps designs for the newest spacecraft of its fleet of vehicles >> this is the launch of the industry and a long-term plan. i think we are doing so witha company that will be build over decades, and we are making sure we take it step by stef. >> and arc invest looking to do just that. ticker symbol arkx joining us now is -- there's a lot of spellings happening here. sam, thanks for being with us to today. >> hi, morga

brynn joan of arc agrees. they elect chairman of the new united group. and now to work. will head the project? how will it be paid for? will the board of education cooperate? the board of education could and cooperate, but its funds are limited. it would need a director of experiencing, long professional training. but they voted to raise the money. and they were sure that it could be done in their own neighborhoods. mothers from parent/teacher associations visited businessmen of the community and they found a ready response. here is david's mother again active and hopeful. she has forgotten that she can't change the world. all together they raise the money to start their project. a full-time recreation director is installed. activities for children and parents begin every day at 3:00 and continue through 10:00 in the evening. negro and white, christian and jewish, protestant and catholic girls make clothes for themselves and for children of war-torn countries. they don't speak of it, they live it a little. boys of every background, color, religion, learn new skills and e

exhibition in the northwestern russian region of where complete immersion into the chilly northern arc is literally a must because it's located under the ice of the white sea so see for yourself if you'd be willing to go this far. what suits and tolerance for low temperatures are indispensable for visitors wanting to witness this special exhibition held underwater. circle of the pictures are cool i saw them before but under the sea they look different the effect this very interesting with the torchlight they started to shine and look 3 dimensional. for the. photographer victor in the displaying photographs of white sea flora and fauna to raise awareness for wildlife or risk to climate change the artworks will remain underwater until mid april when the ice starts to melt rendering visits to the exhibition site impossible. ok there is the gleam of 3 years it's well known that the climate is changing it's a fact although it is minus 30 here today the white sea is the southernmost of all arctic sea ice it changes very fast it may happen that those creatures whose life is frozen into the ic

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cathie wood, founder, ceo and cio of arc investment management.e been coming on this show for years. in that time, your popularity has exploded. you've got your own line of ark merchandise. the media loves talking to you and talking about you. they've called you the antiwar buffett. how do you feel about not being just an investor but a celebrity investor? cathie: i don't think of myself that way. i think of myself as sitting down every day with our analysts and being really excited about the way the world is going to work, and really just wanting to share that with people. you know, from an educational point of view, help people understand how radically the world is going to change and how it is so important to be on the right side of change. i am not just talking about portfolios here. i'm talking about parents and grandparents guiding their children and grandchildren to the right side of change. that's how radically we think the world is going to transform. when we go through a rotation in the market like this, you know, as i mentioned before,

it just shows the arc of where we are right now with the "me too" movement.t was in the height of it, and democrats were intensely critical of republicans, and they felt that they needed to be on a level playing field, and now franken -- that happened right at the same time. now we're in a place where you have, you know, kind of -- not a different perspective, but you have kind of the trump era, frankly, where you have seen politicians just kind of ride out storms. it's not the same in any way, shape, or form, but in terms of a potential lesson that every politician learned is maybe don't jump to resign even though you feel shame or you feel -- or perhaps in this case you got -- you have an allegation that may turn out to be true. we'll see. >> i wanted to ask you -- you mention, you said the arc of these things it just shows you. he apologized. he said he's not resigning. we're waiting on this investigation. but i wonder if we're approaching these things now in a post-trump era. >> mm-hmm. it is. it's quite different in terms of the post trump era and also t

the digital arc craze that has bars forking out millions of dollars for virtual works. -- that has buyers forking out millions of dollars for virtual works. you win's special report says it is likely they have committed crimes against commit -- humanity. the military has dismissed his claims, saying forces are maintaining order. ri>> given the pictures the word has seen in recent weeks, the statement to the human rights council, claiming they're using utst restraint was far from convincing. it was made in a recorded address sounded nervous, mumbling his words. >> addressing the issue of the country of concern. however -- >> the permanent secretary previously worked closely with a state counselor, observers are now wondering whether someone of the close aide was speaking freely or was in fear of reply -- reprisals. 70 people have been killed by the military since the coup on february 1. >> there is growing evidence that this same leadership is engaging in crimes against humanity. in violation of fundamental rules of international law. >> and highlights an ongoing battle, at the united nati

on the levy, two miles off arc school of them. instantly, all was commotion. >> log 132, ship, mary. charles pittman, master and keeper. january the 11th, 1844, first part of these 24 hours calm. we in company with the ross could you. employed in bending all sail and other useful jobs. little part light airs from the east. wee steering to the westward. with anxious eyes and panting to hear that joyful sound of "there she blows". >> the tale. it is of little significance that while one sperm whale only fights another sperm whale with his head and jaw nonetheless in his conflicks with men he cheekily and contempt usely uses his tail. if it be made an unobstructed air, especially if it descend to its mark, the stroke is then simply irresistible. no ribs of man or boat can withstand it. >> log 284. ship, brewster. kerry b. waite, master. jess he have d. gillette, keeper. tuesday, october 19th, 1858, this day commences with moderate winds and pleasant weather. at 3:30 p.m. saw sperm whales. lowered and the waist boat strub and filled w

arc we are talking about, not square. >> arc is the one you want to own.eat stories in the out years as long as interest rates remain looking like they are going to go higher, you don't want story stocks you want, i don't know, parker hanson you want industrials >> that move to the cyclicals, epicenter stocks. >> i like that. >> tesla is not the epicenter. >> speaking of which, nasdaq has gone a bit red, down eight points we are back in a moment. your doctor gives you a prescription you could use free 1-to-2 day delivery from cvs... but aren't you glad you can also just swing by to pick it up, and get your questions answered. that's healthier made easier. from cvs. - [narrator] grubhub perks give you deals on all the food that makes you boogie. and get your questions answered. (upbeat music) get the food you love with perks from- - [crowd] grubhub. in 2011, my co-founders tracy, chetan, and gautam joined me on a mission to put people at the heart of commerce. we've created a marketplace and community that embraces individuality. [bell ringing] together, we

ipos, spacs, arc invest, all of those down 20, 25% i think you have had a decent amount of flush of money out of the hottest areas of the market. >> not gamestop. bucking the trend. >>> the ten-year yield spiking today on comments from fed chair jay powell on the economic recovery and its impact on inflation. have a listen to powell. >> we do expect that as the economy reopens and hopefully picks up we will see inflation move up through base effects, which means just that the very low readings of march and april will fall out of the 12 month window and also through a surge, if you will, in spending that may come as the economy fully reopens that could create some upward pressure on prices. the question is how large those effects will be and whether they will be sustained or more tran transitory. >>> for more, let's bring in david rosenberg and steve liesman. steve, the market reaction, it was sharp. you saw it in test reyields. the dollar jumped, stocks fell tell us what powell said and didn't say to create the big move >> i think the didn't say the probably the more important part of thi

i think that fits in with the arc we've seen. where instead of coming to them and coming to communities as full members of democracy, they're more willing to change the rules of democracy itself. >> even in 2021, in america, all of that history still, it seems, continues to repeat itself. ron, when you think of the images, obviously we all talk so much during the election last year, you think of the images of the unprecedented voter turnout, people bringing food, water to some people waiting in line for hours and hours to cast their ballots and now, ron, getting water. like, literally getting handed water in line is suddenly illegal. >> john rob nerts 2013 opened the door for all of this with the shelby county decision ee physician rating the voting rights act. he said voter discrimination is a thing of the past. it may have been the single most incorrect and damaging assertion by a supreme court justice in a decision since when. this is raw, unadulterated. by the way, brooke, one big question, where was the corporate community i

are not sure what it's doing it's been propped up, it's not a fair term, but it's kathy wood stock, arc't double down until something comes down significantly enough to change your basis let's go to winston in new jersey winston. >> caller: booyah, jimmy chill. >> the chill man in the house, what is up >> caller: yeah, what is going on with my g-1 theraputic. >> you are in speculative zone there. no, look, these are stocks that i never say no to anyone provided that they recognize it's a speculative stock in their portfolio. it's not like owning a merc, and that, ladies and gentlemen is the conclusion of the lightning round. >>>. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade coming up, how can the country take control of a pandemic recovery that may last longer than you think cramer gets real about how to beat covid for the long run. next i'm searching for info on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. oh. their award-winning content is tailored to fit your in

it's our job to keep bending the arc. as a member of the united states senate i am going to continue to speak to my colleagues, but on the democratic side to be sure. but i am not willing to give up. even with talking to my republican colleagues, i am not going to let them off the hook so easily. and what they decide to do, history will judge them for that. but i believe in democracy. i believe that democracy is, as i said a couple weeks ago, is the political enactment of a spiritual idea. this noble and amazing idea that all of us have within us a spark of the devine, some sense. image of god. therefore, we ought to have a voice in the direction of the country and our destiny within it, and when that happens you know good things can happen. if we-won this election, if georgia hadn't stood up, the people of georgia, we wouldn't have passed that $1.9 trillion bill we just passed, the american he rescue plan that's going to put shots in arms and money in people's pockets so that they can buy food and a coat for their kids.

the main arc etf, kathy would having her best day on record. but, what fundamentally changed? sure, we had a bond auction, it went well. what does that mean for inflation? today, the risk on rally, let's talk about it. it basically took custody nasdaq level we were at at this time last week. joe: if you look at the intraday, extraordinary. it speaks to how intensity selling has been in some of these areas, that even with these huge gains. they are back to where they were a week ago and many of these cases. they still have a pretty big hole to climb out. romaine:'s today the day where we like cathie wood again? joe: every day. joining us for more, bloomberg cross-asset's reporter katie grayfield. were you alive the last time we had a day like this? katie: it is hard to say. if you boil into the market action today, yesterday we were action with -- we were asking where the dip-buyers were. today, we found them. you saw some familiar names up front in platonic, tesla. like most things in markets, i am going to argue that this boils down to rate of change. nothing fundamentally ch

he will back out beyond the arc to drain the three. st. mary's goes home. gonzaga rolls 78-55. 7 sports >> all right. that will do it for tonight. thank you so much for watching. i am ama daetz. >> i am dan ashley. for all of us here, we appreciate your time. right now on it, but you didn't answer, and i was like, just bravo. i miss oprah. >> she's the combination of the best detective you've ever seen, a high school guidance counselor, friend. >> when i say i miss oprah, i miss the show, the oprah winfrey show. if you follow oprah on instagram, you get all the oprah. >>> coming up, the parallels between duchess meghan and princess diana. >>> plus, the new development into the investigation into the allegations against andrew cuomo. >>> and why the bidens' two german shepherds have been sent packing. you're watching "world news now."

matt: we do see, for example, arc is down but only about 2%. you would expect, normally, when you see a jump in the 10 year yield, stocks selloff that etf because it has some futuristic super growth companies in it, but this drop is not bad compared to what we saw last week. it seems that kathy woods shareholders are keeping the faith for now. amanda: yeah, to me, ark is an interesting symbol of where we are in this market. you have to believe the story, buying on growth and momentum, her view of what is the right thing to buy. a lot of liquidity concerns have been debunked by some bloomberg coverage. this is a place i would not want to be standing. matt: absolutely. that is the place to look. you might think if the markets were going to correct, typically you would think there would be a correction in the bitcoin price but that has not been the case lately. today, bitcoin is down, down to 57,300 dollars. pretty lofty heights and we will talk about cryptocurrencies and the biggest exchange for cryptocurrencies, binance. the cftc is investigatin

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the digital arc by artist beeple is going to set an auction record with a high of $13 million.e seen in ipos 13 million was the range we thought that was a lot. until they got 69 million. 69 million at the closing gavel. we'll talk about the frenzy around non-fungible tokens it's friday, march 12th, 2021, and "squawk box" begins right now ♪ how much does it cost i'll bu it ♪ ♪ the time is all we've lost i'll try it ♪ ♪ and he can't even run his own life i'll be damned if he'll run mine ♪

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alix: that brings in arc innovation -- brings in ark innovation.ome say that helps stabilize the market. are those things noise or signals? eric: i love the attitude of being a long-term investor, and i will say that attitude is rare from a gun slinging stock picker. but there's a lot of vanguard investors who are not going to sell. they have been beaten, and if you have bought the dip over the past few years, you've done well. i try to tell people that the hands out there are stronger than people think, and i think people are looking to buy dips. but certainly, high rates, there could be adjustments and corrections that happen. i'm not sure you can avoid that, but some of these funds are very small. but the sentiment i think does have power, and certainly if she is buying them, that is probably good for sentiment. so i think you need a couple of months, two or three marches of last year before you see a lot of the buy people capitulate. we haven't gotten anywhere close to that. guy: how much leverage is there in some of these stocks? eric: in the

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he will back out beyond the arc to drain the three. st. mary's goes home. gonzaga rolls 78-55.ll right. that will do it for tonight. thank you so much for watching. i am ama daetz. >> i am dan ashley. for all of us here, we appreciate your time. right now on >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, seth rogen, patrick schwarzenegger, and music from daddy yankee. and now jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: thank you very much. oh, hi. thanks, thanks. hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thank you for joining us on "international women's day." a day on which we celebrate the many achievements of women around the world by watching "the bachelor" and gossiping about the queen? that's what we were doing around here today. did you see the interview last night? oprah returned with meghan and harry. in what will surely go down in history as the most shocking gender reveal party of all time.

but just like the lincoln memorial in washington or the arc de triomphe in paris chile is bachata no monument has been a landmark in santiago for nearly a century but has just been removed to save it from a time by protest says a lot america at its embassy in yemen has a story from santiago. under the cover of darkness chile's national monuments authority began removing the statue of general manuel back from the plaza that bears his name. it's a major landmark of santiago but when it became the epicenter of constant social protest 16 months ago the battle for back of them was on the war of the pacific euro was painted written and dressed up by protesters who renamed the area dignity plaza. no amount of special forces police water cannon or tear gas could preserve his dignity if you know you are indeed is a symbolic war between the old and the new order that is a rose more than a year ago with the seychelle uprising. in the last 6 months back with an all and his steed have been painted every color of the rainbow by day just to be read painted a dignified black by night by authorities

and the buyers, in fact, came in all of that is going on while they're trying to double bottom the arc stocks so the arc etf and all of the related stocks were actually red this morning they're up more than 1% today, and they're doing that with a spike in interest rates, which is breaking a lot of twitter narratives so sorry about that, guys i think you have so much constructive activity happening all over the last. the last piece of this melissa, we've force fed this lie you need a large tech cap. apple is in a 17% draw down from the overall high and the overall stock market is making new records. all kinds of narratives are being shattered. we are ash 10:00ing overnight raovernight -- we are absorbing the overnight ten year. >> i think it is a good thing to pick up on the notion that someone needs to have large cap tech stocks, that you have to have exposure here jenny harrington to pick up on the point, apple is down 17%, amazon is down 14%, nvidia is down, qualcomm isdown. on and on for a lot of the tech names. do you need, does one need large cap technology stocks? >> no, and i'm

paul's cathedral arc communion breakfast is served for the service men and women by members of the congregation a leisurely opportunity for the military and their civilian hosts to become better aquainted. acquainted. most of the members of the armed forces attending services in philadelphia on religious emphasis day were brought directly to the city from military establishments by buses specially provided for the occasion. the amp street methodist church where buses began arriving at 10:30 this the morning servicemen receive a hardy welcome. the message of arch street chump and every participating chump and synagogue in philadelphia this morning is a vital one. it is intended to unscore the proposition put forth by the founding fathers of our nation that a belief and trust in god forms the basis for true national security. the faces of hospitality and friendship are everywhere as a great american city shares its faith with men and women in uniform. into this church came citizens and soldiers to talk with god. >> the lord is my shepard. i shall not want. he maketh me to lie down from green past

that has struck the adult arc market in its tracks but in its place a true sensation has taken hold with one digital piece being auctioned off for $69000000.00. in every day's artist people picks apart american society in 5000 images it fetched the 3rd highest price ever for a living artist leaving him speechless. what i mean even though i like yeah it's like unfathomable number to be quite honest it's just crazy. whole digital are pearl shares people's excitement are we witnessing the dawn of a new era of art history. art words have been around since the sixty's in sound and you measure video. on future graphics so digital art is absolutely not a novelty. just the way how does your art is now being sold that's the novelty. the magical word is n f t r non fungible token it's revolutionizing the art market this technology records the owner's identity in a plucked chain lot of work itself remains publicly visible on the web for anyone to see. so and it is a technical stand there to make additional work of art where any just as that any. essence unique so you get that talk well that may hav

that has stopped the adult arc market instructs but in its place the true sensations taking hold with one digital piece being auctioned off for $69000000.00 . in every day's artist people picks apart american society in 5000 images it fetched the 3rd highest price ever for a living artist leaving him speechless. what i mean even though i like yeah. and unfathomable number to be quite honest it's just crazy. whole digital are pearl shares people's excitement are we witnessing the dawn of a new era of art history. art words have been around since the sixty's in sounds and you measure video. on future graphics so digital art is absolutely not a novelty. just the way how does your art is now being so all that novelty. the magical word is n f t r non fungible token it's revolutionizing the art market this technology records the owners identity in a plock chain while the work itself remains publicly visible on the web for anyone to see. so and it is a technical stand there to make a digital work of art where any just as a any file he's essence unique so you get that talk at him well that ma

kristi paulus enjoyed it, a shot from beyond the arc and suns led by 19. final minute, scored 26. warriors down 11 mid way, okay, last game before the all star weekend. speaking of stars, booker, boom, all phoenix last night 120-98. warriors first three game losing streak of the season with a regular 19-18. curry and durant in happier times. they will not be teaming up at sunday's all star game. instead curry will join lebron james. they picked sides yesterday and james and durant got to pick teams because they were the top vote getters. the 4th ranked women run out of the tournament. you can't leave her open like that. not a typo, it was 31-5. savage. they advance to face oregon state later today in the semi finals. off to the usf men, todd golden somewhere in there giving a good talking to, let him go against san diego in the west. nice jam. a one handed rip. heref 67-51 in las vegas as they will face loyola merry mount later today. the st. mary's men don't play until tomorrow night. that is it this morning. i will be back later with a lot more material. >> that's a promise. >>