but b.k.s there's a reason behind the dis, and it's not what you think >>> useless, unsafe and dirty. those are just a few words a new report is using -- >> i mean, i was waiting it was just a matter of time. >> okay, folks >> it was the third time who was going to say it was dan? tim. >> those are words used to describe bit coin. let's go to the details. >> it's the bank of central b k bankers slamming bit coin in a 24-point report questioning the validity of crypto currencies. saying highly volatile especially compared to the price of gold. saying it's because crypto currencies lack a central body dedicated to keeping it stable bank of international settlements head of research pointing out that bit coin fees peaked at $57 last december, underscoring why using bit coin over the u.s. dollar as a means of payment is neither cost effective, nor logical the bank also raising concerns over the vast amount of energy required to mine crypto currencies, which it claims could overwhelm the system and

b.k.ere, when i look at what you are doing here, it reminds me of the early trades and schwab i don't want to use the word bro brokeage firm than a lot of the exchange >> bittrex is looking on the institutional side of it i think you need to and for those of us who's thinking of the ecosystem long-term, we need to go out there and embrace the participan participants >> bill shihara of bittrex thank you. this is really the pick and shovel sort of approach to cover the space. >> the last question is important for our viewers, last year i opened a coin based account. b.k. would say to me oh, this is interesting and i had to go to bittrex and hade to move bitcon over there to buy another token. the idea that he's focusing on a platform that's institutional. that's where you will g et the most innovation. giving people the access to this stuff, you need competition and push each other and we'll have the best tool to manage the risk in this. >> it was interesting to hear himdiligence that has be

xlf is something that b.k. has mentioned. a major double top from ten years ago. you say to yourself that maybe these stocks all ran up, touched those levels and are backing up. the s&p traded up to levels we topped out in march and that seems to be backing off. is it different in terms of the rhetoric no. is it different in terms of how the stocks are trading maybe yes. >> that's what was different for today of the it's the behavior of investors today that changed. people had been buying the growth differential between the u.s. and everywhere else and today that story appeared to fall apart. >> it's interesting because q1 in terms of earning wasn't a huge catalyst for stocks. >> q1 wasn't great, yep. >> everybody thought earnings are going to be great and fantastic. what happened? they're good but stocks didn't react. >> it was a little bit of a lull in the economy. >> that's true. >> so i think we're not seeing that for this quarter. to date i don't feel like today's was dramatically different. there was no panic in the vix. it moved a little. i mean, not a lot.

they really need to protect their coins much more -- much better than traditional finances >> it's b.kto hear from you. we're all out there looking for what the catalyst is going to be for bitcoin, for litecoin, for these cryptocurrencies are you most excited about in the ecosystem right now? >> what i'm most excited about is -- currently bitcoin has gotten stronger over the past few years. where developers are working hard on getting the second layer solution for payments working on bitcoin and litecoin that's been going on really well but the price has dropped 60%, 70% over the past year the price seems kind of disjointed from the actual development of bitcoin cryptocurrencies i think that happens and that's fine but over time, the price will adjust i believe we're kind of in the bear market right now. but i have faith that the price will rebound and come back up fairly soon. >> you know, folks like you, charlie, folks like b.k., you got in on it early so you're fine a lot of other retail people watching, they're feeling the pain and wondering where does this thing go at this po you

i think b.k.ill appreciate this what you're going to do is basically take the distance traveled right there and then project it up in the next ongoing trend wave you take your multiple, that's going to put you around 415. what you're going to notice is it corresponds with the upper part of that channel so you've got a collision of technical levels that serves as resistance but also a target. i think that's going to push netflix up through 400 nvidia, i'm also long. similar in that you take net distance travelled in that first push, if you compare that, let me get my line back, that's symmetry, what they call a measured move. that gives you 298 target. that occurs a lot often, a lot more than you think. it also corresponds with that upper change it act it is s as a magnet. finally, we'll take a look at tessa. i've done that chart same one beautiful breakout from this long base. we had the first push up 34% decline. yields a nice breakout then when the fundamentals of tesla were really being questio

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the names that have been thrown out, rene james, the former intel president who actually pitched with b.k pitched together to become ceo and president, also stacy smith, who worked at intel for many years and recently left. and other names, lisa sue, diane greene who is running google cloud, diane bryant who was cpo for a time at intel, and is now working at google, so how do these names strike you? >> a couple things, they are all highly qualified people, but it is interesting they are all outsiders. intel in its history has never had an outsider ceo. and this is a company that in the last five years under brian krzanich, the bench has been thinned out, in part because maybe he did not make room for strong executives underneath him. so the fact we are talking about outsiders, former intel executives who are now elsewhere, as potential ceos, that is a stunning thing for one of silicon valley's iconic companies that has always hired from within. emily: also interesting many of these intel veterans left after he became the ceo. clearly, the bench at this point isn't as strong as it was a de

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