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and i would bet on steve burke, and brian roberts. i would bet on at&t. great leadership. they are all going to be, in some fashion, shape, or form. it's not clear what that is yet, but they will all come out of it with some win. emily: is content still king? jeffrey: no. emily: what makes a king or queen? jeffrey: platform. i grew up in an era where content is king. content is king maker. but clearly today, platform is the king. and when i mean platform is, netflix is a platform. it's content that has made a platform successful, but the platform itself is worth $200 billion. so the value of that enterprise is far greater than the content, but without the content, they wouldn't be king. emily: you were instrumental in bringing pixar and steve jobs to disney. do you think apple today can succeed in the streaming business where are these first movers? jeffrey: it's hard to say yet. i don't think one ever bets against apple. i don't think one bets against $250 billion of capital sitting in a bank somewhere, you know, just racking up a whole bunch of interest

>> i'd say it's a risk >> so what are we betting against? we're betting against a cleaner earth because we don't like that, we like to suck in the carbon monoxide and the fumes from all these cars. we're betting against beautiful flat screens, beautiful ways in which to manage your experience inside the car because we don't like that. >> no, we're betting against whether he can deliver what he says, the fundamentals of the company. >> no, that's not true people are betting against his style. they don't like his style. >> it's not just that. come on, there's smart people like jim, he's not betting just on his style >> jim makes money once a decade and while the market rips up the guy just bleeds money and he's never on cnbc and every time something works he's there for five minutes, great for jim, fantastic as a hedge in a portfolio where you have 1% in a short fund, but the reality is, being long equities makes sense. being long innovation makes sense. betting against entrepreneurs that are changing the world has never been a profitable ende

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coming up, betting on the big dance. clever, -- marcus glover on the appetite for sports betting. that is coming up next on probably. this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: this is bloomberg daybreak. coming up later today on bloomberg, balance of our. the former -- a former u.s. attorney. david: ncaa march madness championship game is set to play tonight in minneapolis. we have brackets for a cause. and,000 plus was convicted $250,000 will go to somebody's charity. , then bluesh wins flat is number two. but if texas tech wins, there is a three-way tie. not i feel like i have to root for texas tech. david: i have to root for virginia because my wife went to virginia. alix: coming up, time for a follow the lead. a deep dive into headlines and moving markets with the insights from industry insiders. we look at the appetite for sports betting. taylor: it is all about how much money we spend on gambling. in nevada the average person spent $5,000 per year on gambling. then you have to go all the way down, rhode island and mississippi,

after the big moves, are they still the best bet for your money? john >> yes >> yes to what i asked six questions. >> energy, yes exploration, that's the sector, not the big ingraters. >> and oil prices, you're betting on the price of oil. >> i'm comfortable with that bet. >> lose 5% and they move 10% >> that's exactly right. i think you will continue to get out-performance because of that in the energy space, but not the big ingraters. how about fast nell, garanger, united rentals they're moving up 3% to 5% today. a week ago new mortgage applications and new home sales rocking. we had the best as far as jobless claims, best jobless claims in 49d years. that's why want to be in that space right there because that's a big ticket item. housing homes and all of that. >> i keep hearing about this slowdown, recession. >> no. >> global synchronized lowdown, u.s. recession imminent. inverted yield curve we're doomed. >> that's all out there. there's two main questions you have to answer, number one, where are we in the cycle? and what do you think will ha

so when they're betting on football, they'll bet on a lot of other things.been huge basketball is big. you get small sports that overindex, tennis, golf, et cetera, our sports that on the average week most people don't care about, we get a lot of people engaged with for betting. >> if you're talking about how good betting has been for your business, why are you saying it will never be legalized across the country? >> from a legislative perspective, gaming has been a state by state issue and so if you look at casino gaming, it is only about 30 to 35 states and after you've seen a rise in casino gaming. our perspective is there is such a patch work of regulation that exists between state by state and also the interaction with tribal compacts it would be very hard to ever enact national legislation that legalizes it across the board >> now, if i access your website via my phone in new york, can i make a bet >> no. >> i can't >> no. you can see the odds. >> i cross over to new jersey, i can? >> yeah. you can drive across the bridge and at some point when you get

caroline: he makes big bets for a living. $19 it is worth about billion.aine: he's fine i'm sure. caroline: and he's making bets everywhere else. you win some, you lose some. coming up, we will be speaking to the founder and ceo of canopy on the massive deal. this is bloomberg. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. bloomberg has learned that former vice president joe biden is going to run for president. theces tell bloomberg that 76-year-old will announce his plans on thursday and follow up with a campaign rally in pittsburgh next week. the announcement would end weeks of speculation and put biden in the crowded race as an early front-runner.

i would bet on steve burke and brian roberts. i would bet on at&t. phenomenal enterprises, great leadership. they are all going to be, in some fashion or form, it is not clear what it is yet, but they will all come out with some win. emily: do you think content is a stoking -- is still king? jeff: no. emily: what makes a king or queen? jeff: content is king maker, but clearly today platform is the king. and i mean netflix is a platform. its content has made that platform successful. worthe platform itself is $200 billion, though the value of that enterprise is far greater than the content, but without that content they would not be king. emily: my conversation with quibi founder jeffrey katzenberg . watch it tonight. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." of course, we are always live on twitter. follow our global news breaking network on tictoc. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome to daybreak australia. i am shery ahn and bloomberg's world headquarters in new york. sophie: we are counting down to asia's major market open. haidi: these

a huge number of bets coming in suggesting it was a girl.there might be some insider knowledge so stopped taking that bet. favorite name right now is diana. if you type in prince arthur, james, or alexander into the royal website t redirects to the home page, leading some to think it might be a little prince expected to be born. harry and meghan's one year anniversary is coming up on may 19th. the thinking is they'll be proud new parents before then. frances? >> we'll see how they're going to announce it. i no he they've started that new instagram account. maybe they'll go that way. thank you. >>> olympic athlete pita taufatofua, who became famous for gracing the 2016 and 2018 opening ceremonies shirtless and carrying a tongan flag announced on the "today" show that he is attempting to qualify for his third olympics in sprint kayak. >> so my goal is to be the first person to make three new sports. i'm trying for spring kayak as my next sport. >> pita picked up the sport only aree months >>> and a good tuesday morning to you. taking a live lo

if you're trying to trade, you want to bet on the hare. but trading a is a different discipline most people have jobs. they don't have time or inclination to trade highway, maybe i read too much aesop as a kid, but i'd rather bit on the tortoise than the hare any day lesson two, diversification is the only free lunch in this business it may be one of the most boring things on earth, but there is no denying it works the thing is the cnbc stock draft doesn't really allow for diversification. you need at least five stocks to be diversified actually, that's not enough to be diversified either, but that's how we play it in the game three is not enough. if you only have nine months, you probably want to swing for the fences with every single pick and anyone who knows baseball knows if you swing for the fence, you're going strike out a lot. however, that's not an argument against owning individual stocks and i refuse to accept, to adopt the dogma of index funds or nothing, okay? i don't like it. [ booing ] you're going to hear people denigrating

i think this is a relatively inexpensive way in a very expensive stock to make bearish bet into earnings. >> brian, what do you make of the trade? >> well, i like the trade and the reason being when you look at the option activity today, it picked up obviously on the news of disney here but more importantly is the bigger sized trades that we saw were people selling upside calls and buying downside puts if you play to the downside, clearly people are looking for some protection and playing to the short side here so mike following along on a put spread to the down side seems to make sense. when you look at earnings coming up for netflix going through the 340 mark is not out of the question i think it's a real possibility. you look longer term here at the stock, versus netflix, versus disney which you guys brought up on "fast money" i think they can capture market share that's the real question when you talk at insiders out in hollywood, they've alway questioned why netflix has been able to garner everything without their own sort of content. now you have a player like disney come along. an

or authorities had put a ban in place against short selling why a card shares which is a strategy to bet on a falling share price now after this battle was over of course many people on the markets had believed that the short sellers might come back but this large investment by soft bank now is a big statement it means basically there's a strong anchor investor at the side of why a cut and that makes of course betting on a lower share price of why it caught much more risky and much more improbable why it is part of the docks now we look in there at the creation of a new national champion. well obviously we do not have that many large fin tags here in germany and you know saucepans softbank or its owner mr muscle your she saw this is a huge investor know for investing always in the best when it comes to tech companies like yahoo japan slack and many others are investors of soft bank and wire cards now is you know part of the good and renowned family i would say it's definitely one to watch thank you very much. that's it for me on the business as a team here and a burly for more business b

at this point, my bet is this., that we are going to fall back to the level from which this breakout occurred that's the price objective right here i'm a seller >> all right pretty clear on the chart, at least, mike. what's the trade >> we have the highest valuation in three years we have the lowest dividend yield in this sector in three years and of course, the rates are really the story here and also employment. we have very low unemployment and that's the two propellants and 5g buildouts on the towers and for the apartment side on the apartment reits, we've seen them slow down some of the construction and there is some capacity there and you have both the valuation question and possibly some operating issues that could basically cause this rally to end here is the situation where the options are not particularly expensive. i was looking at the june 87 puts and those were $1.85 and that gives us adequate time and reverse the way carter was indicating and there are good fundamental reasons if they do that even if

it is the most heavily bet golf tournament every year and overall golf betting is stronger than everse of the recently legalized betting in states like new jersey and pennsylvania >> and it is the most watched golf tournament by far in fact when you look at golf ratings, it is everything excluding masters because the masters is that much more watched than anything else >> but still less watched than they used to be. >> the issue is golf some say has run into a secular decline you can't grow it fast enough. what is curious about this to me is whether or not the thing that saves golf is more people betting on it. >> that is what all people in live sports are hoping >> for baseball, hoping that for football, for brick kets >> formula 1, you name it. >> and it is all about star power. my brother-in-law justin is a huge fan of golf and he was saying that tiger is healthy, he is playing well and so everybody really wants to -- >> what is the first thing i ask you every time we stand over there? >> what you don't see on camera is kelly goes hey, who is in first place at the masters >> and i

i've never placed a bet like this in my life.irst. >> what's the highest thing you've placed -- >> he bet $85,000 on tiger. he got some of that cash by selling his stock in amazon. >> more on tiger woods' comeback later on "good morning america" including details on his life-changing back surgery. >>> next to the baseball player who helped a dad make good on a promise. >> two little girls are big fans of milwaukee brewers player christian yelich. at a recent game the sisters held this sign that read, yelich, hit a home run, and my dad buys me a puppy. good negotiation skills. >> moments after they posted it on twitter. guess what, yelich delivered hitting a home run. >> bam. >> and before last night's game yelich hand delivered the puppy. >> adorable. the girls named the dog yeli. one of the sisters has type one diabetes. her family has already been working with the breeder so the dog can detect when she has low blood sugar. this story just keeps getting better. >> i love it, i love it, i love it. what else? >> fabulous. >> what

they want people to know, if you had bet on tiger, you would have made money we lost money so come betld win and we continue to lose doesn't usually happen, but they want you to think that this time >> eric chemi, thank you >> you got it. >>> big things to watch tomorrow bank of america and netflix eain e fed's industrial report. we'll give you a full preview next was ahead of its time. still, we never stopped making it stronger. faster. smarter. because to be the best, is to never ever stop making it better. there's never been a better time to become part of the mercedes-benz family. visit the mercedes-benz spring event before april 30th for exceptional lease and financing offers on the 2019 c 300. my ideal cloud? it has to work like air traffic control. it's gotta let new data integrate with data from our existing systems. ♪ ♪ be able to pull from reservation platforms built 20 years ago. and also be able to use apps to book super-personalized trips on shiny new phones from the future. plus, i need freedom to move my workloads wherever, whenever - but manage it all from right here. a

if rates were to go down again, you bet your bottom dollar that banks would go down as well, won't they >> i have to argue with you a little bit we are actually still very stimtisti stimulative here in the united states we're less stimulative than we were two years ago but if you look at the backdrop from a historical perspective, we're stimulative here and the slowing that's occurred in europe and china has been on the back of an accommodative posture so i don't know how -- >> my point is not that we're not stimulative here but it hits a point of diminishing returns as we're seeing by the fact that earnings aren't continuing to explode, the fact that earnings are forecast to be down about 4% so, at some point, you say, you know, we've had these historically low rates for years now, for a decade, how much more demand can it drive? how much more demand to risk assets can it drive? that's my point. not that -- >> i think that's a good point >> when you put inflation at zero >> so much to get in >> on the valuation side, i would just add a lot of it is also relative, kwets versus bonds, th

and this is also part of a wider crackdown on betting advertising during sports broadcasts.ory of tobacco sponsorship and alcohol sponsorship, sportjust shifts to different mechanisms in terms of where they get sponsorship from. what is interesting is that you look at the numbers and take english football as an example there are 26 clubs in the premier league and championship that have betting company sponsoring their shirts. so it would be a big hit to the industry in this respect, but they would also find means of getting sponsorship elsewhere, given their global reach and popularity. again, goodideain global reach and popularity. again, good idea in principle but limited to the wider gambling issues in terms of how it is played out and the impact on the industry as a whole. the snicko championship is well into the second round and there has been no cracking action. including a painfully close 147 minutes. hazel irvin runs up the action from it crucible. the opening thursday is the end of the first round matches and the beginning of the second round matches. let's tie at w

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remember the beginning of last year, the made big bets.t caused a brutal selloff in february when the anti-vix bets went wrong. it went against them they needed to be unwound and ended up being forced to sell large slugs of stock to raise capital. it was a bloodbath so how worried should we be here oddly, maybe not too worried at all. which it came with our resident volatility index expert mark sa bastian. he is a technician that is founder of optionpit.com and he explained that the vix fears, they're overblown in fact, he is betting against the short term vix futures in his case via the vxxb, they're reading way too much into the bloomberg story it is something that worried me all weekend. so let's check the thesis. the volatility index retreated to a low level, 13 and change. the s&p 500 was higher over the past four months, record high today. the vex worked its way lower that is what is supposed to happen but looking at this bloomberg headline, you might think the people shorting the vix are pushing their luck hey, what is the differenc

he says betting on tiger woods, his first sports bet ever, he got the money in part by selling amazon. >> wow. >> what a beginning to 2019 that guy's had. >> i think $85,000 bet, he put it all on tiger. >> and that paid off big. >>> coming up, prepare to pay up to visit one of california's most popular tourist attractions. >>> plus the latest on the destruction across the eastern u.s. after devastating storms. >>> and we'll return to our top story, firefighters on the scene at notre dame. we'll look at the landmark's ties to hollywood. you're watching "world news now." sun care is self care. i used to not love wearing an spf just because i felt like it was so oily and greasy and that it was going to clog my pores. but what i love about olay regenerist whip with spf 25 is that it's lightweight, it's barely there. and then i can put makeup on over it if i want or if i'm not working, you know, just roll. it's perfect for me. i'm busy philipps, and i'm fearless to face anything. >>> welcome back to "world news now." these are live pictures from paris where the sun has come up the day afte

but i've been in it waiting for them to get it right and it's an irrational bet to bet that disney would get it wrong. it's 100 years of this it's 100 years started with silent films. does anyone understand black and white steamboat willie this has been going on for 100 years. new technology oh, no, now there's tv we have to figure out tv now it's color tv. what can we do with that it's on and on and 3d, and they've continued to -- they're not first. they're not always first, but disney has always found a way to take what they do and have it hit the next generation and have the technology and have the product meld to the point where it's seamless. so why would you think that all of a sudden, over the top streaming app was going to be the road block that knocks this 100-year-old story off the rails. it's a stupid bet. that's number one. number two, the most important point. the over the top streaming direct to consumer that phrase, direct to consumer, means everything in 2019 steve is talking about microsoft. why did microsoft all of a sudden get hot because they used to be at the mercy o

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in regard to betting terminals.maximum bet pounds as opposed to 100 pounds on those fixed term bets, forcing gamblers online rather than these betting terminals, enclosed an estimated -- and closed an estimated 3500 betting terminals and shops. william hill has 34% market share here, and spending in the u.s. is really booming, but nonetheless, it is set to be a $60 billion industry this year, although it was a different case this weekend with that tiger win. vonnie: on the other side, nike , and tailor-made got taken over by private equity. always a great label. we will talk more about tiger later. that's for sure. that is bloomberg's kailey leinz. aboutajors are down by 1/4 apiece, the nasdaq down about half 1%. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: 30 minutes left in the european trading day. from london, i'm guy johnson. vonnie: from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." guy: european equities pretty much flat on the day. stoxx 600 barely budging from that flat line. we are up less

few weeks ago or bets on the individua game. states who have legalized betting the past year are notng ra in the big revenues they were expecting. the associated press said six states legalized betting and tax revenue has missed projections in four of tho six states. rhode island sports books in particular lost $2.35 million when the patriots won the subpoena because so many new engld fans placed bets on the a patrio won. that could just be some bad luck but the ap reports west virginia is only ting in a quarter of the tax revenue they projected and pennsylvania and mississippi only taking in about one-half. onetate that did hit the mark, new jersey, credits mile devices there. legal sports betting for d.c.s supposed to begin this fall and will include a mobile app. maryland and virginia have not yet agreed on rules for sports tting. >> as if we needed another reason to hate thethatriots. ruined it for everybody. >>> a new report gives the chesapeake bay the best health grading in years. but the money could be drying up. >>> lot

i > choose categories he's confident about, and second go for large bets first. if he doesn't do that, then when he gets to the daily double he's not going to have as much money to bet potentially. >> reporter: where are the daily doubles? game theory won't help but former champion says others have discovered a pattern. >> there's five rows, middle three rows are most probable. and not even the second row, third and fourth. >> reporter: member of the abc7 news team won on "jeopardy" in 2011. this record is only 18 wrong. 96% success rate of the first on the buzzer over half the time. hit daily double 32 of 35 times and final jeopardy 13 of 14 times and still in the game, david louie, abc7 news. >> airs monday through friday on abc7 at 7:00 p.m. but because of the nfl draft, 10:00 tomorrow and 8:30 p.m. on friday. bet he won again tonight. >> definitely. >>> turn to weather, getting cooldown. >> drew tuma is tracking it. >> hottest days this week behind us. tomorrow not as hot but still warm afternoon. live doppler 7, sweep, active scan, quiet. sutro tower, it's a

it was an $85,000 bet on tiger woods. odds were 14 to one, which means this is going to pay out $1.2 million for the winner here. tiger woods used to be a big winner for william hill without much wins. this certainly is going to hurt them. matt: that was just one bet. put $85,000gambler on tiger with 14 to one odds. we don't know who it was, but we know norm mcdonald is a big gambler and a big fan of tiger. yesterday before the masters wrapped up, he tweeted to all of his followers, i've got news for you guys. tiger woods will win the 2019 masters. it will be interesting to see if norm put down that $85,000 bet on his favorite golfer. joe, let's get to you on publicis what's the story? >> publicis have announced a n, this isy epsilo really part of the push away from traditional advertising in television and bill boarding and further into online. the deal is expected to be completed in two years. publicis have announced they will end their share buyback program. perhaps a little weaker in europe and north america whereas a

and i'm sure it's great. >> a bet is a bet, hei guess th when you bet your wife.ck six eggs on my head. >> she participated in an egg challenge. sheet her that she wouldn't get 500 comments. but she did. >> but did she get the comments by postling my husband -- >> it doesn't matter. >> hello, everyone. >> they're live. >> just crock the son of a -- >> so she goes for it. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> time for egg number >> this is funner than i thought it would be. >> screw the dog. >> one by one, charactrack crack. >> that went down my neck. >> wait a minute, wait a minute, who does the laundry? if she does the laundry, the joke is on her. >> it doesn't matter. right now, the joke is on him. >> well, that's the show. so happy. >> so this is what >> that's it for today's show. we'll see you next time. - [narrator] the following is a paid program for luminess silk, sponsored by luminess air. watch this revolutionary touchless makeup that appears to erase flaws like magic. it'll transform the way you look in minutes. - see this here? gone! - see these blemishes over here? a

a very reasonable bet to take. we were not overweighted, but of course that will al huways hurt you. >> and let's talk about one of the names that you are sort on maker of invisalign. do you think that valuation is out of whack >> it is trading at over 100 times free cash flow one of the highest valuations in the s&p, lot of their patents started coming off in 2017 there is a lot of competition coming into the business so at 50% discounts to the cost of their stuff so really not a good -- i mean it is a great business, but there is not a good case at this valuation level to be excited about it it is actually pretty overpriced >> there is a way to play the markets no matter what people say on tv and everything else. joel, thanks so much appreciate your insight. joel greenblatt. >>> speaking of boeing, two new blows for the company today with one airline extending it grounding of the 737 max even longer and the president also weighing in telling boeing to try a different strategy that was on twitter. let's get to all

no one should go into debt to place a bet. secretary of state. i have a good deal of sympathy with what the honourable gentleman has said and huge sympathy with those who find themselves in the position of the individual he has described and of course, i will meet her and i will try to meet others who have been affected by this kind of gambling. it is important that not just gambling companies, but all of us, take an interest in the way in which this kind of problem gambling is developing. and it is very clear that those who are gambling with money they haven't got find themselves very quickly in very serious trouble. he will know the gambling commission is at the moment looking at the specific question of gambling on credit, that is a process that we have encouraged. i look forward to their conclusions and the government will intend to take action on the back of what they say. the government has cut the maximum stake that can be placed on fixed odds betting terminals. they were widely condemned as the crack cocaine of gambling, as users could be

the market is betting on you get a good trade deal, china is stimulating, that will boost europe and if europe improves then we can improve but i promise you, if that's the case, interest rates won't be where they are today they'll be much higher if the bond market is right by the second half of the year, i can promise that the stock market will not be at these levels >> so do you think folks in d.c. have underestimated the negative impacts of the salt cap deduction as i have been railing and tweeting and raising that issue almost endlessly because i think it's going to have a more negative impact especially in the second quarter as people are writing those checks to the irs, than was first thought >> 100%. this is a law that's been in place, what, for a hundred years? and all of a sudden they essentially ended it and i don't think that they really had an idea of what the impact is going to be. >> something like 1862, president lincoln included the deduction of state and local in the first income tax bill ever passed in the country and by the way, for my republican friends, it was a

iphones on the planet and investors are betting right now. they're going to be able to squeeze more cash out of each one of those >> one of the things steve mulonvich that leaps out at me is the slowing rate at which people are replacing their phones >> absolutely. and although some analysts are arguing we're at the limit of that, nearing 4 years, i don't think we're quite there yet. we have some survey data to suggest the people who bought an iphone this last quarter held previous phone, 26% held their previous phone for over 3 years. that compares to 16% a year ago. so if you're spending a thousand dollars on a phone, you're probably going to hold that phone for 3.5 years. i don't think we're quite at the limit yet and that reduces your iphone shipments. >> you mentioned app store might be decelerating and josh lipton also said people are looking for the services business to decelerate for the next couple of quarters. why would that be? >> the app store is the biggest part and on the last call, ibm said the biggest part of the services busi

a "don't bet on it" campaign claims that betting undermines called sports . >> 75 million americans spending day watching this . >> we are not one of them. >> there is something going on in the newsroom and i'm sure it's just for fun and everyone is focused . >> everyone here is nothing but focus. >> ktvu fox 2 news is next it and we will see you at 7:00. >> my bracket is busted. >>> this portion of ktvu news is sponsored by let's crews .com. -- letscruise.com. >>> ktvu fox 2 news it 5:00 starts right now. >> a tragic turn of events as two friends jump into a water canal to save a dog when they tried to climb out, they were electrocuted. friends and first responders tried to help but it was too late. good evening. i am julie haener . >> i am frank somerville. 4 teenagers and a dog walking along and irrigation district canal in solano county of of dixon avenue west of i-80. the dog ended up in the canal and two of those teenagers went in after it. ktvo's rob roth went to dixon today where one of the victims mother's explain what happened. >> reporter: it happened it and irrigation canal just

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you can see that's below the growth rate in recent quarters fall bet also reporting a slowdown in paid clicks on google properties. that includes search and youtube. alphabet is facing increasing competition in the digital ad sector mainly from facebook and now from amazon. that wasn't enough for investors who are worried about the broader slowdown in sales. you can cia seat shares are down almost 8% after hitting all-time highs yesterday. dom, back to you >> elizabeth, i mean, with the overall google picture with alphabet, we're also talking about this idea that youtube is a -- with regard to the overall google/alphabet empire >> one of the frustrations from analysts who cover the company is that the youtube revenues specifically aren't broken out we don't get user numbers or watch time any metrics like that. what we did hear on the earnings call is that there are some changes happening on the youtube platform as it relates to ads. we didn't really get any specifics on that. just the idea alone that there could be some changes on that platform, i think, is enough to concern investors

so to me, that's the bet you're making if you're buying bets right now. >> there is nothing that excites me about the banks right now it's really, really difficult for them to make money with either a flat or inverted yield curve. we do own j.p. morgan. i think j.p. morgan's best of breed and their roe is head and shoulders above the rest of the peers and you get revenue diversification from them in the aum ref aum revenues >> i was talking to mike mayo. >> for the first time he said he's bullish all five banks that he covers. >> i thought mike -- who has been very negative, by the way let's be clear he's been bullish for the last couple of years. >> for a while, and i said you can make the same argument over and over again, quarter after quarter in terms of the strength of the balance street and the growth of the economy and the u.s., et cetera, but what is the catalyst to get these stocks moving higher? and he said interestingly, every few years all they have to do is not mess up and there will be a re-rating of the bank shares >> have they not messed up for the last couple of years. >

it is hard to find people betting on any upside.are hearing from the folks at goldman sachs, the fx strategy team, basically go along aussie against some of these other crosses like the new zealand dollar, canadian dollar and south african. this is a trade that does not give you some of the idiosyncrasies you would get if you are trading to electric -- directly with the chinese wanyu. it helps to cushion against upside risk from things like potential resolution in the u.s.-china trade talks. you are starting to see a few others build on this trend. you are starting to see things pick up. you are starting to see less of a kind of doom and gloom scenario around the australian economy. it is very well in the price at the moment. people are very aware of the housing decline. people are aware of what is facing the rba in terms of what they need to do from a policy support. at the same time, chinese growth has been stabilizing. as the chart shows here, a currency and china that has been very stable on a relative basis over the last few mo