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that movement is growing. >> baba is discovering that making life in the center more transparent raisesnity awareness, which translates to stronger security. as we saw, his model is catching on. the care home, the site of the 2016 mass murder, is being rebuilt with a communal space for locals to interact with center residents. next we bring you a story of a global coffee shop chain that is revolutionizing how people with disabilities work. by turning to members of the deaf community to create an inspiring space together, the company has set the stage for them to shine. >> reporter: at this coffee shop that opened in tokyo, employees communicate using sign language as 80% of them are deaf or hard of hearing. for this woman who helped set up the branch, this signing store was a long-time dream. >> reporter: she lost her hearing as a baby. she enjoys working with people. five years ago, she joined this company which offers service industry careers to the deaf. the work was rewarding but communication could be difficult. she became frustrated that her condition was barring her from taking o

baba, deputy director and greg wagner, chief operator officer are here today. i want to thank you for hearing this item today. it's retroactive, third amendment to the city's contract with color genomics, providing emergency covid testing services for san francisco. contract was entered into in emergency contract procedures on april 6th, 2020. it's subject to a 12-month term. it's explicit in this third amendment, which would end apri. however, d.p.h. intent is to end the contract, being managed by the controller's office. in this amendment, it includes a modifying the term to 12 months per mayor declaration number 13. increase the budget to cover the services that really were provided since, you know, going -- since august. and as projected through the end of march to april 5th. as well as adding capacity to embarcadero site and increasing employee testing for universal testing at laguna honda and adding two new mobile teams. and finally, it adds language explicitly to the scope of services. and includes language to have color, seek reimbursement from insurers

ali baba racked up about 372.3 billion in sales, probably more than that. blown past last year's record over 270 billion juan. so a lot of shopping going on. and one of the interesting trends is because chinese citizens are not traveling abroad as much, their demand for imported goods is very high. they would have been buying those goods when they are on vacation for example, but allegely ali baba and jd.com are focusing on the imported products as well and what you are seeing is that brands from the u.s. are actually at the top in terms of what chinese consumers are are buying, cosmetics and health care products are key as well. so those are some of the key products here on singles day >> yeah, a lot of stock drops. and what is that building over your right shoulder? it is beautiful. looks like a giant christmas tree >> that is the big landmark here on the river that runs through >> well, it has the lights -- looks like a giant bag of skittles it is beautiful. appreciate you coming on thank you very much. >>> still on deck, a throwback tuesday for apple an

and despite the windfall from china's major shopping holiday, ali baba stock has taken a hit on proposed regulation from the nation's government. and oil prices have been riding the wave of vaccine optimism this week to later on. we're going to break down the high in demand and what it means for one of the world's hottest commodities with a packed show today. so let's dive right in. and we lead the program with the concerning increase in hospitalizations across the united states due to cope 19. coronavirus related hospitalisations in the u.s. reached a record high on tuesday under and are expected to grow amid the latest wave of cases. now the number of patients in u.s. hospitals on tuesday hit nearly 62000 according to the coded project, clipping the previous record of 59940 said on the 15th of april as the nation faces 1st wave. amid the pandemic health and government officials, as well as health care workers are raising alarms about hospital beds, filling up. while beds still are available for patient care, staffing them is becoming increasingly challenging. as some health care worker

alright, there was also good news for ali baba on wednesday. singles day shopping event that's been likened to black friday, but bigger is raking in record sales. originally singles day was a kind of anti valentine's day celebration, thought up by chinese students on 1111, a date with all ones in it. and that was before alibaba hitched itself to the date to offer heavily discounted items. that's a move that paid off. in 2015, alibaba did more than $14000000000.00 u.s. dollars in single day sales, and it's only gotten better. so far this year, alibaba has done $56000000000.00 u.s. dollars worth of transactions, but there's a catch. the company extended the event this year, stretching it from november 1st to midnight wednesday. so that's 11 days worth of sales. now let's talk a bit more about this with samuel ye, he is a market analyst for mintel in shanghai. samuel, it's good to see you. what is it that has made singles day so popular things that are because the number of cancer ever seen that in 2019 with a shopping by reached over 260. if you

and that's ali baba alone, while black friday was once and now known for outrageous door busters that caused consumers to line up in front of big box stores like target wal-mart and best buy. $21000.00 was the 1st year in which more people shopped online than in store. for the most part, sales figures have continued to trend up over the last 2 decades. but the covert 1000 pandemic has thrown a wrench in the works. the fact that many stores will not have in person a beds due to the pandemic, as well as millions of americans facing unemployment and a lack of another stimulus package to put cash in the pockets. has many wondering what we can expect from this holiday shopping season. so let's get some expert analysis from dr. banky shankar, director of research at the center for retailing studies at mays business school at texas a and m. and dr. barbara stuart, the coordinator of retailing and consumer sciences at the university of houston. thank you both for being here today. dr. stuart, i want to start with you. we're seeing a change in black friday due to the pandemic and stores want t

china is eating our lunch financially i think what you've got to do whether it's financial or ali baba are ya china or budweiser asia look there's a big there's a large economy in southeast asia and. some of these some of these i.p.o.'s this is more money chasing fewer deals or larger deals. when you look at china's economy max and we're to remember they have a closed capital account the world if you look at it look at the swiss data and you look at the global banking system less than 1.7 percent of all cross border transactions settle in chinese currency r. and b. if you x. we would have bomb kong it's 0 and so no one around the world trust china will accept china's money why anthony answer is so vitally important to us national security we think it's the largest trojan horse. spiral sheen ever built it is the answer mantles our writer ali baba bills hourly pay and that's nonsense and. what they're doing is they're building a payment rail across all the bill and road countries where china wins money today represent 62 percent of the global population so what they start doing is worsen

and that now it was 1st started 12 years ago by economist giant ali baba had an event to stand. in contrast to valentine's day single day is a play on november 11th 1111. it's really a day for those unpartnered people to instead take advantage of discounts and treat themselves to gifts. now today it's much more than that. many more retailers and online shops take advantage of today, and it's a period that lost not only on the never november 11th, but for a period of about 2 weeks. but there are markdowns on everything from daily necessities to big ticket items such as cars and even luxury apartments. and the reason this event is so significant is that it's seen as a economic forum as a for china's help to really. and especially in a year with president xi jinping, is said that the country really needs a turbo charge, it shift away from relying on exports to the domestic economy, building up the consumer market. people are really being courage to spend as much as possible. and some people have even been given the day off to do that. but then we're also seeing these wealthier cust

spiral cian ever built it is the answer mantles our writer ali baba it's in its rules. and that's nonsense and. what they're doing is they're building a payment rail across all the bill and road countries where china wins money today represent 62 percent of the global population so what they start doing is worsening the world to adopt their pieman rails. by gallic me and. that subverts u.s. dollar has monitored position around the world that requires dollars to come in to china to buy the weeds we pay now we pay units of r. and b. but it doesn't require china. open its capital account so imagine if you are the world's supposedly you have the world's 2nd largest economy because we give them a credit we convert their entire army based economy to dollars at the current spot rate either their capital counts so you say max. what you have to realize is we hold all the cards today we as a country all we have to do is women chinese access to dollars because they are not acting responsibly. we can bring one crop practices that cases we can use our own rule of law our own legal s

in fact, e-commerce behemoths ali baba expanded its singles day offering to take place over 11 days this year and nearly doubled sales to more than $75000000000.00. and that's ali baba alone, while black friday was once a now known for outrageous door busters that caused consumers to line up in front of big box stores like target wal-mart and best buy. $21000.00 was the 1st year in which more people shopped online than in store. for the most part. sales figures have continued to.

and that's ali baba alone, while black friday was one thing now known for outrageous door busters that caused consumers to line up in front of big box stores like target, wal-mart and best buy 2019 was the 1st year in which more people shopped online than in store for the most part, sales figures have continued to trend up over the last 2 decades. but the covert 19 pandemic has thrown a wrench in.

baba, deputy director and greg wagner, chief operator officer are here today. i want to thank you for hearing this item today. it's retroactive, third amendment to the city's contract with color genomics, providing emergency covid testing services for san francisco. contract was entered into in emergency contract procedures on april 6th, 2020. it's subject to a 12-month term. it's explicit in this third amendment, which would end apri. however, d.p.h. intent is to end the contract, being managed by the controller's office. in this amendment, it includes a modifying the term to 12 months per mayor declaration number 13. increase the budget to cover the services that really were provided since, you know, going -- since august. and as projected through the end of march to april 5th. as well as adding capacity to embarcadero site and increasing employee testing for universal testing at laguna honda and adding two new mobile teams. and finally, it adds language explicitly to the scope of services. and includes language to have color, seek reimbursement from insurers

the fishing rights in british waters remain an unresolved issue between the 2 science that in baba has more from london. michel barnier has hold, held a meeting with on friday and a diplomat who attended as reported that they were downbeat talks. he said michelle bunny is said the same issues still remain a sticking point. those issues are fishing rights. there's state aid to companies and they are the mechanism to deal with either side diverging own standards like environmental standards, on labor standards, and so on. now, one of those diploma said that the gap remains large. we've heard from david frost himself in a tweet that he is continuing to work towards a deal, but in his words, a deal most fully respect. u.k. sovereignty, that much repeated mantra of which fishing rights is the most obvious symbol. similarly, the prime minister on friday has said that, in fact, he's doing all he can and he hopes they'll be a deal, but repeating his line that any outcome would be acceptable. while staying in the united kingdom, scotland's 1st minister has said that she wants to hold a 2nd inde

alibaba pacing for its worst day since spring bryn, you own baba what do you think about this today? >> this is why people don't buy chinese stocks, by the way it's like a day and a half before probably the largest ipo in history probably the chinese communist party comes out and says we're going to remind jack ma who is in charge here it seems very specific obviously ant group does micro lending because in china you really don't have a credit card history. so it's a growing industry and they want them to have much larger loan provisions i can't fathom ipo this side. i'm going to stay in baba for the time being it's a wonderful company singles day is on november 11th and then they report earnings, i believe this thursday. it's a great way to play it. that being said, it's so frustrating. i think there's high skepticism in chinese stocks for this skt reas -- exact reason >> there was a time you used to buy these stocks through k-web we've been overweight emerging markets. so we're in there. we're just not in them specifically in an etf i think bryn is exactly right. jack ma over the w

and that's ali baba alone, while black friday was once and now known for outrageous door busters that caused consumers to line up in front of big box stores like target, wal-mart, and best buy 2019 was the 1st year in which more people shopped online than in store for the most part, sales figures have continued to trend up over the last 2 decades. but the covert 19 pandemic has thrown a wrench in the works. the fact that many stores will not have in person a bed due to the pandemic, as well as millions of americans facing unemployment and a lack of another stimulus package to put cash in a customer's pockets. has many wondering what we can expect from this holiday shopping season. so let's get some expert analysis from dr. banky shankar, director of research at the center for retailing studies at mays business school at texas a and m. and dr. barbara stuart, the coordinator of retailing and consumer sciences at the university of houston. thank you both for being here today. dr. stuart, i want to start with you. we're seeing a change in black friday due to the pandemic and stores want

i'd be up there in the baba. he told them he'd only speak to representatives operation legally and reach a mass rally has been held in iraq's capital baghdad, in a show of support following shake her son, his bid to run in parliamentary elections. next june. thousands of people gathered in tahrir square, which was once the focus of anti-government protests. well with fewer than 60 days until president elect joe biden takes office. the u.s. justice department has settled a number of federal executions and is trying to expand the methods that can be used biden is against the death penalty and says he will work to end it. mike hanna has the latest for us from washington d.c. . the news of the new protocols only came out because it was printed in the federal register as it has to be by law. the impact of this, though, is to give the federal government a far wider range of methods of execution to use. normally, it has been by lethal injection, but the justice department is now saying that it has got to keep the option

i am not buying on this news, but i am not selling either. >> if we are to view baba as a national treasure, it is not going to let it go down too much >> no. jack has been down similar roads before each time it has proven to be a buying opportunity if you go back to the march low which i think was 169, even with today's move that trend is still intact i would be very concerned on a close below 275. but the trend of higher highs and lower lows continues you closed almost six times norm normal volume. if you want to play the deep end much the pool, i think you are good with alibaba. >>> markets trying to digest what a biden administration would look like. there may be reason to believe there won't be as big of a crackdown as one might fear. >>> and lar,te some are fleeing the greenback. but did the currency market have it right we have that and more when "fast money" returns (♪ ) keeping your oysters growing while keeping your business growing has you swamped. (♪ ) you need to hire i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates f

and shares of ali baba and 10 cent fell sharply on wednesday. it by concerns of a new anti trust legislation by the chinese government. beijing has published the 1st draft of anti monopolistic rules aimed at the country's tech giants, or they are not accused of any wrongdoing. investors fear the new rules could impact their growth in the future. alibaba shares were down more than 8 percent before slightly recovering. that on the same day, it announced record turnover from its singles, day sales promotion and beijing's actions come on the heels of growing regulatory moves against tac. the u.s. justice department suing google for antitrust violations. last month. the european commission filing antitrust charges against amazon on monday. and with that we go to our financial correspondent in frankfurt, chelsea delaney chelsea. good morning. from what we've seen in what's going on in china. what's the story there? what's happening? well stephen, it's a clear message from beijing. they are cracking down on tech giants, and this is really being describ

porque cualquiera que conozca un poquito de nuestra cultura sabe que desde tiempos ancestrales la babaioxidante que revierte el envejecimiento. strudel: ella tiene la razón, lo sé porque soy doctora en antropología e historia por unam. maría: rosa, chino, ¿por qué no acompañan a doña tilita a su casa para que guarde reposo y el concentrado de nopal haga su efecto rejuvenecedor como es debido. rosa: sí, acompáñenos, tilita, ándele. maría de todos los Ángeles tiene razón, téngale confianza. albertano: jefa. doña lucha: no, no, no, no, ella se lo buscó. abusó de mi confianza. albertano: yo le voy a explicar cómo ocurrió todo, mire, solamente fue un descuido juvenil, pero sálvela. doña lucha: licenciado, por esta vez creo que voy a retirar los cargos. por esta vez te la voy a pasar. maría: gracias, doña lucha. doña lucha: bueno, ya, ya, ya. vámonos, que aquí espantan. ¿dónde dejaste tu carro, güera? strudel: es increíble, yo encuentro lugar para estacionar, yo voy a estacionar... albertano: gracias por salvar a mi jefa. yo tuve la culpa por sonsacarte a las lanchas. maría: no, albertano, e

to baba. added to it on the first drop. the stock went down another 8% so i added meaningfully yesterday. i was waiting for a bottom in the stock, didn't catch the bottom but doesn't matter today. the stock was down 20% when it corrected, all because jack ma gave a speech sort of attacking the communist party. so xi said -- x-i, not his wife, let's get this straight, i'm the boss here. i think you see the yield come back, maybe the next quarter and the fundamentals are phenomenal. i think it's a great buy right here >> what do you make of health care, shannon, as the largest net exposure i found that interesting from rahel's report >> i did find that somewhat interesting i think there is this idea there will be differentiation within the health care space. health care has been the underloved sector because of the overhang of change in the acc a -- aca and it's looking forward to expanding tail winds moving forward that health care can benefit from >> big move from merck and pfizer and abbvie,

. >> so we bought some more paypal and we bought baba paypal came down at the quarter.d still on a long trajectory of increasing and, you know, cashless payment venmo growing fantastically, 28% transaction volume we thought it was attractive baba came down because the chinese government pulled the anthem financial ipo, $44 billion ipo. $150 billion company k.biggest payment processor in china it will happen eventually. backa owns 33% of it, so we thought it was attractive. >> interesting yeah that was a big day and a big move for that stock. all right. let's do final trades. rick saperstein, you have the honorss? >> bandwidth and content and verizon provides it for them verizon has a 10% cash flow year and 2% dividend. like the stock. >> got to be a little quick. rob go >> xlk with the interest rates staying low, discounting the earnings at low rate, it's going to continue to do well >> joe terranova >> guide wire software technology. >> pharma jim? >> general motors reports earnings tomorrow. sales are back to pre-pandemic levels almost. >> dr. j >> financial services,

had you a chance to trade this, you got the discount on baba, which is a good gift and talking about financial services, that thing is going to be a behemoth. it will dwarf goldman sachs. owning regional banks, that is old school and there's no growth there and you're regulated into oblivion when you get an ant, when it starts trading, i want to own that i want to own square i own paypal that is the future a lot of this is based on consumer demand, the microloans, i know there's an issue on ant with that but say the coverage has to got from 10% to 1 if i own baba, i get a big chunk of that in a spinout it's my number one consumer stock. people call it a tech stock. whatever you want to call it, it's growing like a weed, faster than amazon. these are the names of the next generation of america 2.0, even if they're not domestic stocks facebook, geo locked tiezing is my number one spend in q4 and q-1. i bet you they have blowaway numbers. but they're my number one spend in my small cap companies. the iri is so high on those ads. nothing else touches is. >> this kind of goes back to the

next up, ali baba, singles week really he this year, sales topping $74 billion setting a new record,hares were hit this week, invest to yors worryt the communist party could track down on ali baba and other major companies. and finally, wells fargo reportedly considering sale of its unit that handles credit cards. >>> ticket master's covid-19 playback for concerts, greece's new incentive and the popokemonr tourists those are all next ove the phone in front of you like... like it's a mirror, dad. you know? alright, okay. how's that? is that how you hold a mirror? [ding] power e*trade gives you an award-winning mobile app with powerful, easy-to-use tools and interactive charts to give you an edge, 24/7 support when you need it the most plus $0 commissions for online u.s. listed stocks. don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today. ♪ he's leaving on that midnight train to georgia ♪ ♪ said he's going back >> it really has been all about georgia for a lot of different reasons, but today it is because the masters finally tees off usually in april of course, it was pushed back for obv

baba, deputy director and greg wagner, chief operator officer are here today. i want to thank you for hearing this item today. it's retroactive, third amendment to the city's contract with color genomics, providing emergency covid testing services for san francisco. contract was entered into in emergency contract procedures on april 6th, 2020. it's subject to a 12-month term. it's explicit in this third amendment, which would end apri. however, d.p.h. intent is to end the contract, being managed by the controller's office. in this amendment, it includes a modifying the term to 12 months per mayor declaration number 13. increase the budget to cover the services that really were provided since, you know, going -- since august. and as projected through the end of march to april 5th. as well as adding capacity to embarcadero site and increasing employee testing for universal testing at laguna honda and adding two new mobile teams. and finally, it adds language explicitly to the scope of services. and includes language to have color, seek reimbursement from insurers

and ali baba is not the only one a close 2nd its competitor j.d. dot com.today, success illustrates a strong decider of chinese consumers for simpler, clearer shopping experiences. and we believe in the future, there will be more and more people finishing their shopping in such a simple and direct manner all online shopping. unsurprisingly, it's a big hit in the year hampered by a pandemic and lockdowns in many countries. shipping centers will be busy for days to fill. all orders is specially since the singles, the shopping spree continues, even as the date changes to the choosing is another major chinese tech firm. in fact, the country's most popular ride sharing company. diddy has been turning heads lately in shanghai where its autonomous program is testing out, driverless cars on suburban streets, correspondent matthew sperling and took a right. this is what driving might look like in the future. there is only a drive in this autonomous car for security reasons. the computer is actually behind the wheel. shanghai suburb is the 1st place in china where pa

but ant group, the fin-tech founded bilally baba's -- by alibaba's jack ma just got bad news.ne who personally ordered a halt to the ipo on both the hong kong and shanghai stock markets of after ma gave a speech critical of chinese government regulations. this is part of the spin-off from alibaba, so baba shares are down about 1.5%, down about 14% for the week. all right, markets may not show it, but corporate ceos are really fretting about the already chaotic transition to a soon to be biden administration. to charlie gasparino on exclusive details on conversations top executives are having behind closed doors. why do they think it's chaotic, charlie? >> jeff siden fed, our friend the yale professor, smart guy, management guru, did a round table recently with some corporate executives about the election and the aftermath, the fact that president trump has yet to concealed. it was an interesting conversation according to sodden fed who was interviewed by my producer, lydia moynihan. and this is the upshot, instead of talking, spending all day talking to ceos, there's a one-sou

navina baba says the city is doing more than 5,000 tests per day. many who are lining up are not high priority. >> people exposed or have symptoms or essential workers. if people have other reasons to get tested they could go to your primary doctor. >> reporter: traveling for the holiday holidays. the city closed one testing site? en is oma but plans to open a new site on alameny boulevard next week. >>> a party led to ten covid-19 cases at uc davis. ten fraternity students are quarantined and uc davis says an additional fraternity member tested positive on thursday and went to his parents home to quarantine. a party with up to 20 people, when ten other people the school believes became infected. some say students should be more responsible. >> partying in these times is kind of selfish so i don't understand why people are doing it because if we all stayed inside or quarantined and wore masks and didn't party, we could get out of this quicker. >> uc davis has been doing a good job maintaining the case numbers. it's crazy to hear. >> nine of the infe

journalists sang on guitar too in addison baba, thanks so much for your reporting. thank you. thank you. let's get a check now of some of the other stories making news around the world. at least 53 people have died following floods, landslides and accidents caused by typhoon bunco in the philippines. the storm was the country's deadliest this year. more than 400000 people had to flee their homes . meanwhile, vietnam central coast is bracing for the typhoon to make landfall early on sunday. u.s. president donald trump has made his 1st public statement since t.v. networks called the election for his rival democrat joe biden. trump did not concede in a reference to the president chill vote, he said, time will tell which administration will be in the white house in january. ministrations has initiated the well, the coronavirus continues to spread relentlessly in the united states. more than 177000, new cases were reported on friday alone. breaking the daily record for the 4th straight day. new york city which suffered the country's worst outbreak in the spring, has now reimposed r

baba says the city is already doing more than 5,000 tests per day, but many who are lining up are not all high priority. >> it's for people exposed or that have symptoms or essential workers. if people have other reasons to get tested, they should go to their primary care doctor. >> reporter: reasons include traveling for the holidays. >> we strongly discourage the use of the resources for travel purposes. >> reporter: the city closed one covid testing site in soma but plans to open a new site next week. cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> a party has likely led to ten covid-19 cases at u.c. davis. the ten fraternity students are now quarantined and u.c. davis says an additional fraternity ember tested positive on thursday and went to his parents' home to quarantine. that night, frat members host d a party with up to 20 people. the school believes that's when ten other people became infected. some on campus say students should be more responsible. >> partying in these times is selfish. i don't really understand why people are doing it because if we stay inside or quarantined and wore you

baba is circulating a petition that has already received more than 300 signatures to get the district to reopen this year. morgan creek law is also a district parent who supports his son and daughter going back to campus. there is not a lot of learning that's actually taking place during distance-learning it was designed i think to be an interim solution they cannot be the default position before submitting a plan to the office of education, the school district has also solicited parents through a survey to determine what they prefer. >>there are 2 choices either transition to a hybrid model of education, which would be a mix of in person instruction in small staggered groups combined with distance learning or remain entirely distance learning with the option of limited in person support hubs until schools reopen fully they put all these disclaimers in cap yachts around it saying that students might not even go to the same school that they normally go to so this is scaring a lot of parents into not supporting sending their kids back to school district says parents need to vote in favo

it just appears baba that the u.n. aid say ours report response to this crisis is somewhat lacking. my colleagues in sudan says the photos when the refugees started to arrive. it was a trickle fast on 9th of november and then viewed, received, 7000, the next day. so the sheer numbers of refugees arriving in sudan's, remove corners, or stretch the humanitarian response. to reach move people the flow know has been like 3000 people per day. it has been an effort in terms of logistics and distances. trying to move. people are very from the border and just for them and provide them the necessary they need. and that still continues, but it is a huge challenge. ok. the other thing is that the people that you're referring to, these are the people that have actually left to cry and now find themselves and sadat. have you been able to reach people who for some reason cannot leave to cry? so the number of refugees that have arrived since the start of conflict inside sudan has crossed 43000. yesterday, nearly a 1000 arrive, you're really worried for civilians inside figure a region. there's no

what's your take on some of those position changes >> well, i think you talked about the best one baba, that's a meaningful give-back, right down to trend it's an excellent entry point if you're not involved if you are involved and you've already taken this hit stay >> all right let's get back to "options action" now. >>> did you know, because of the vending industry and counterfeit currency industry there's a law that prohibits redesigning the $1 bill. that is true but there's also another law that's governing the dollar right now, and that is gravity carter will explain. take it away >> that's right. before we look at some charts, the dollar suris under a lot of pressure, gravity. there's always a reason why. i'm not really in the why business but some say it's because of the ever widening account deficit. and some say the national savings is too low let's look at the charts the first chart, there is your u.s. dollar index. and i have annotated with a double top we had a peak in late '16, early '17 and reapproached that this year and we failed right there look at the second chart ano

right, this day which used to be a 24 hour shopping period has now been extended to 11 days for ali babathe numbers are looking pretty good for them they said so far the number of transactions and orders that crossed their site has reached $56 billion. so that is a record for them jd also recorded good numbers saying that their transaction volume reached about $28 billion. so some very good numbers. and companies are really doing everything they can to try to reach out to consumers for example, right now instant noodle company is live streaming its products on ali baba's site, a popular way to try to be engaged about yowith your consu. and some of the trends that we were seeing are really pandemic-specific in that the chinese are very famous for traveling out and buying a whole lot of stuff so far this year, we are seeing that imported goods are doing very well. for example, ali baba specifically said that apple, nike, estee lauder, those products are selling well. and luxury brands also this time around when they haven't in the past as much been a little reluctant to go on line but this

innovation is also outpacing that of the us with the latest tech dominating social media space and ali baba owning in tech and consumer finance which are basically 2 largest and fastest growing sectors in the market right now so it's very unsettling and no one wants me and you know from a position of power so the u.s. is attempting in a way to curb china's growth as it perceives it as a threat to the current status quo. and we've actually talked quite a bit on the show this year about the saga of kickback how is the trip administration's attempt to force the sale of take that damage the u.s. relationship with china. well i think it goes back to a lot of what christy just said right that china is this rising power there's no question about it but not just military power or economic power but technological power to talk is a good example of that when you have really the fastest growing social media company in the world fastest growing app in the world in tick tock and it is a chinese up i think the fact that the trump administration made such a bold move to try to essentially not just ban it