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both coming out this week with comments. lot in china, you know, charlie monger over there, berkshire hathaway, talking about he wishes there was the chinese censorship style in the u. s. b line gods mosque talking about how you know, how great china is. and, you know, there's a great concern about how china is now dominates the hollywood, the output essentially curtailing movies to fit their local market. so we're seeing already, it seems like they're softening us up to accept more of a chinese style communism. here in the u, as i mean to your point that the end result would be a kind of a neil feudalism or some kind of slavery model. it seems like they're already telegraphing that john for somebody like new gates or warren buffet. a talk down cause i dictatorship doesn't sound like a bad deal at all because 1st part because they already kind of sort of have something like that. they can pretty much do what they want right now and impose whatever they want on the rest of the country. and 2nd, because they think it would be run correctly because it would be run by people like them, you know, s

, united states, you've got a very high profile, billionaires, charlie monger over there at berkshire hathaway works at warren buffett and eva, and mosque. of course, a very famous guy who makes cars both coming out with comments that were a lot in china over charlie monger saying, you know, why can't america be more like china? you know, they seem to be, i guess you could say cow towering to china. i and the reaction here, we also see nike, the foot, where company really make overtures to china in a way that a lot of people in america found to be unseemly. we also have christ spent and on the show who writes about how when hollywood films are shipped to china and the chinese government or chinese centers change some of the content that this is really outrageous for somehow, for the hollywood. but it does same on the cultural front, there is a contrary of folks inside the u. s. that is preparing for kind of the superpower and, you know, kind of hedging their bets. let's say, dan, take charlie monger 1st. if, if he had done in china, what he did in the united states with warren buffett terms of

when they had this unsuccessful venture that they were trying to do with warren buffett and berkshire hathawayh jp morgan. yet, i think that in the health care area, whether it's in things like this testing service that they just launched, or their own prescription drug offering that they have, and some of the other things they are working on for employees, and now people outside of the employee base of amazon, there is a lot of opportunity to reinvent in the area of health care. that's the high ones on the list. caroline: do you want to see them do m&a, or is it more about organic growth? matt: i think it's usually a combination. i do think andy has historically been pretty frugal. i think the company has been overall, but he has been comparatively frugal. you can't really think of any major examples of acquisitions within aws. it will be interesting to see how that translates. i think they try to keep an open mind. there have been times -- whole foods, they spent almost $15 billion. food pack was a young company that they spilled a billion dollars on, investing and buying that company. i thi

no way i think maybe ceos should be a little more like warren buffett of berkshire hathaway and giveguidance but would have to do it at once and it wouldn't be such a bad idea i always say there's a bull market somewhere i promise to find it right here for you on "mad money. i'm jim cramer see you tomorrow the news with shepard smith starts now >>> what if like aspirin for a headache, there were a pill to treat covid? stand by i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >>> mask backlash. confusion shifts to anger, after the cdc changes guidelines >> take the masks off our children. >> the impact on schools, across the country. >>> president biden to announce vaccine requirements for federal employees. his new order, to get a shot or submit to weekly testing >>> simone biles pulls out of the individual all around.

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acquiring more real estate this is a sub$10 billion market cap reit the largest shareholder is berkshire hathaway i've been a shareholder since it came public. it's phenomenal management i love the concept they are the best at what they do the asset class itself, triple net lease opportunity, is over $2 trillion. i think there is a ton of ways that investors will make money in this stock over the next five, ten years. it's a growth -- a value stock but in a growth sector and the only reason i think it's a value stock is because it hasn't been discovered the way it some day will be. that would be my play here >> very interesting. you go with store capital you got a good company with berkshire and you josh jenny, your pick are you heat woozy with your choice in growth. >> what. >> what. >> no but it made me think it would be of a if you please one to choose right now. >> tell us what it is. >> it's carrier corp. makes ac systems. they have both environmental and secular wind at their back it's an interesting company. what we know is that a huge, huge part of carbon emissions come from old and antiq

no way i think maybe ceos should be a little more like warren buffett of berkshire hathaway and give no forecast and we'd all be better off for guidance but would have to do it at once and it wouldn't be such a bad idea i always say there's a bull market somewhere i promise to find it right here for you on "mad money. i'm jim cramer see you tomorrow the news with shepard smith starts now >>> what if like aspirin for a headache, there were a pill to treat covid? stand by i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >>> mask backlash. confusion shifts to anger, after the cdc changes guidelines >> take the masks off our children. >> the impact on schools, across the country. >>> president biden to announce vaccine requirements for federal employees. his new order, to get a shot or submit to weekly testing >>> simone biles pulls out of the individual all around. the cause and the g.o.a.t.'s decision to shine a big light on her own mental health. >> her being able to to this shows what she wants to do moving forward. >> no crabs, no scallops big-labor problems why our seafood is disappeari

who was the hodl bull in berkshire hathaway?althy people that buffett knew from omaha, and they held it for decades. i say that because every investor has to make that decision. what do they want to own for a long time to create wealth? we are in that debate right now in u.s. health. look at the move we had one year ago in u.s. homebuilding. some people are asking the question -- is this as good as it gets? in that subject, we are the people that think the demographics, the lack of supply is just incredible. anna: that is great in this latest iteration of the buy and hold. let me ask you then where you go now? is it property? is it energy stocks? are you taking those on as inflation hedges, or is it a much longer-term story? >> we are buying companies for the economics they get with the criteria we have, but to your point, where have we been going in the last 12 months and where we think is incredibly compelling compared to the s&p 500. warren buffett said if you want to beat bobby fischer, you play him at any game but chest. --

it is backed by softbank and berkshire hathaway.di: we do have some breaking news when it comes to the chinese retailer. the preliminary first-half net loss being reported is between 2.5 billion yuan to 3.2 billion yuan and this of course after we heard from sydney saying that their major shareholders sold a stake with 10% of its holdings frozen. the third largest shareholder is divesting some of its stake in the company and we have seen that being frozen by shanghai court as well. lots of woes for this company. the chinese estate fund that included alibaba is set to invest in that retail arm of the company. we are hearing the pulmonary first-half net loss coming in at $2.5 billion to $3.2 billion -- 2.5 billion yuan to 3.2 billion yuan. others see the start of another price war. that is next. t. total gym includes everything you need to get into the best shape of your life. for every body at any age. it works every muscle group, including your core, using your own body weight as resistance. customers love total gym because it's fun

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then you have the vice chairman of berkshire hathaway praising the chinese government's handling of silencingrecent interview, he says he wishes u.s. financial regulators were more like those in china. really, charlie munger? >> yeah, really charlie mungr. he said those comments before the didi global ipo. they went public two wednesdays ago. two days later, the chinese cyberspace administration goes to didi and prevents downloads of the very famous, very popular ride hailing app and there have been other investigations announced. really, charlie munger i think has a lot of egg on his face. maria: is the administration going to educate these people and school these corporations that are operating in this region and also, you know, knowing the goal of the ccp wanting to overtake the united states as the number one super power. i mean, how irresponsible to say that the ccp is doing the right things and he wishes that u.s. regulators would do that. silence the head of alibaba because he criticized the regulatory environment in china, disappear him for three months. >> well, it's not only overtak

alphabet in many ways is sort of the berkshire hathaway of technology so i think with growth about 30trade, but looking at about 18 20, 1830, the end of that is i expect 10 year yields to rise from this level. from the august low in yields we have given back about half of that. i think they yields should rise from here. i think we will see extra growth on the back half-- half of next year. i own a gold and portfolio long-term, but at these levels there was a washout in silver last week in silver is a bit more attractive to own at $25 relative to gold at 1800. if gold gets down to 1770 i will back up and flip on that trade. ashley: okay pure i'm fascinated to ask you about crypto. what is your take on that? >> listen, i was on your show about two weeks ago saying 32,000 is rare-- where i will get my first tranche of bitcoin and ethereum. i own them, not as much as i like. there is good resistance out there, 42,500, if we can get there and bitcoin 46,500 from their so i'm treating it as a trade to. i don't think the low overall is in. i think we have a few months of choppiness. ashley:

heard the ceo of nike say nike is of china and for china and then what about charlie munger, berkshire hat hathawayilencing jack ma. a friend of warren buffet criticized, basically saying they did the right thing by quieting alibaba's jack ma in a recent interview. what the heck was that about as we watch the cuban communist government crack down on activeists yesterday, cutting off communication with the outside world, deploying security forces with rubber bullets and tear gas, arresting more than 100 people, their locations unknown, general. and yet business is perfectly fine operating in communist china. >> yeah. well, that's going to stay a reality, maria. as long as they can make the money there and they believe that the risk is minimal in terms of china's dominating their industry. i know for a fact that a year ago president xi told state owned enterprises, that listen, your mission is not just of to make money but your mission is to defeat the foreign enterprise that's are in this country. i mean, that's what he really wants. he wants that state-run capital capitalistic society of his under