liz: media companies need betting and betting companies need media.ws was that espn may allow its brand to be farmed out to some of these betting operations. what's the next step for fox bet in harnessing some of that? >> yeah, look. i think that's a testament to the strategy that we're running here, right? as i said, fox has been in the sports business forever. it's synonymous with the sports that people really care about, and so i think that's, i think you'll see more of that frankly and if you look around the world , around the globe, its worked in other places too, so for us, we're going to keep running that play book, leverag ing the unique integration, you're seeing a lot more betting content integrated into just regular programming, if you watch the talk shows now throughout the day, a lot of the dialogue is now and more of the dialogue is around the lines and the stories that come along with sports betting, so i think as i said we're well positioned, really excited about a fast start with the nfl, and be a fun season ahead for us. liz: yeah, g

we will bet on those elements.t will become more and more interactive. >> in the u.k., they have been used to this for a while. >> whether we did it on the corner, high street. there is regulatory pushback. now, it has become a clearly mobile experience. when you go to a game and watch it live, you need the wi-fi and the ability. how much are you seeing the infrastructure back at the game, in the flesh. >> the u.k. is head of america. a lot of the technology exists in europe. we just invested in gambling. >> what they have to the point is great technology. all of this technology has to be applied against gambling. much of it exists outside of the united states. >> we have been talking about viewership. there is the expectation that a lot of these nfl games will be sold out. are we still seeing that fan attendance? that appetite to be there in person? >> it is getting harder and harder to sell tickets because you have so many options at home. i think there is pent-up demand. we will have to see how that evolves comi

you can bet that it will be more than ever as more states permit sports betting.er in their home state and nearly half, 45.2 million, plan to, according to a new survey from the american gaming association we've gone from 18 states and washed, offering sports betting last year, to 23 states and the district allowing bets nine more where it's been legal legalized but hasn't yet launched look, illegal offshore betting sites pose a threat to cesars, mgm. 19.5 million people will bet on line, legal sbil legal bets, according to the aga, up 73% from 2020. how about this about-face? the nfl is embracing sports betting, something we didn't see a few years ago, in arizona. the kornlds were grcardinals wee granted a gaming license themselves washington state and south dakota, and which teams will garner the most bets? aga's survey shows the chiefs are the most popular pick to win the super bowl, 15%, followed by the buccaneers and america's team, the dallas cowboys joe? >> there's something about it, isn't there? and the crowds are back, too i don't know if you watched any

allow sports betting. 15 of them allow sports betting. -- mobile sports betting.ing but opportunity to expand our brand and audience, increase fan engagement. really just address the fact that sports betting has become endemic to the overall experience of the sports fan. emily: when it comes to a bigger potential deal that everyone is speculating about, draftkings, fan duel, caesar's, more than one? jimmy: we are exploring the now. i cannot comment on the wall street journal report or what conversation we are having. the bottom line is it has to be the right fit from a brand perspective, the right partner for us. right now, we are in exploratory mode. emily: is there any hesitancy at disney about getting involved in gambling more directly? jimmy: we have done the research. our sports fans are not just ok with it, they are expecting it. we are constantly focused on expanding our audience, growing engagement across our properties, especially digital. what we are hearing loud and clear from our fans is they expect espn to deliver a fiction list sports betting experie

allowing mobile sports betting. york is coming soon. we just see nothing but opportunity here, opportunity for us to expand our brand, expand our audience, increase fan engagement, and really just address the fact that sports betting has become endemic to the overall experience for the sports fan. emily: when it comes to a bigger potential deal that everyone is speculating about, is it going to be draftkings, fanduel, caesar's, or more than one? jimmy: look, we are exploring this space right now. i cannot comment on the "wall street journal" report or what conversations we are having. the bottom line it has got to be the right fit, the right partner for us. right now we are very much in exploratory mode. emily: espn chair jimmy pitaro there. you can catch the full interview at bloomberg.com. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." tune in tomorrow. we will be joined by a firm founder and ceo, as well as golden state warriors start steph curry and his wife, aye sha curry, as they were to breach the e

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what does that bet say to you? think that trader is trying to accomplish, besides, you know, making money >> yeah, you know, we watch that with great interest because it's always signaling to us a shift in sentiment, brian. options market sentiment has been glum up until recently. it's really been more demand for hedges and the call spreads you mentioned were pretty substantial but they weren't the only ones trading in the market. i think their size made them notable to several people and there are hedging ding dynamics around the called spreads being so large that pushed up the market intraday. but the trades are ones we're seeing the investors doing more and more they're reversing buying calls, they're buying call spreads, expressing much more bullish sentiment than we've seen in a while. >> you know what's so important amy and what you said, we have talked a lot this last couple years on this program in particular about market structure and the impact that options and derivative strategies, delta one, all these

in terms of betting.m the very beginning we need those states to achieve the big numbers we've put out. >> let me ask a question as we talk about a lot of the platforms that are well-positioned and terrelle tif attractiveness all of them are platforms i would think of to put it differently, my question is who's not going to benefit? which of these stocks do you think face more head winds or might have reasons why they're not necessarily going to participate in a sports is back, betting is higher than ever kind of trade >> look, i think one of the more interesting or actively debated stocks that we talk about with investors is penn national gain. they made a masterful acquisition of bar stool sports a year and a half ago. they have clear access to a penn they have audience through bar stool that's extraordinary but so far they have not shown the technology and the content in order to gain the market share numbers they've put out as a targets. they're in the process of making an acquisition of a publicly tr

we have not just sports betting but also fantasy sports and horse racing.to innovate in each of those very -- verticals continues to be part of our mission. matt: amy is the president and interim ceo of fanduel talking to us about this crowded space as we prepare for the nfl to start. the most important american sport league in terms of profitability. this is bloomberg. ♪ introducing xfinity rewards. our very own way of thanking you just for being with us. enjoy rewards like movie night specials. xfinity mobile benefits. ...and exclusive experiences, like the chance to win tickets to see watch what happens live. hey! it's me. the longer you've been with us... the more rewards you can get. like sharpening your cooking skills with a top chef. join for free on the xfinity app and watch all the rewards float in. our thanks. your rewards. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton first word news. the u.s. death toll from covid-19 tops 650,000. more than 40 million infections have been confirmed. at the same time, three in four american adults have gotten at least one dose of v

online and not all of those will be legal bets.s up 73% from 2020. who are the leaders in this crowded space? jeffreys analyst david katz says draftkings and fanduel on top for platformies of use caesars plans to spend big bucks marketing the app and rebranding the business it bought betmgm is now second for market. and canada's biggest sports content provider the score wynn entered the race, balis, churchill downs, points bet, fubo tv and tribal gaming all out to stakeout their own territory. and gone are the days when the nfl fought legalized sports betting. now it has gambling partners in arizona, the cardinals have their own gaming license and they are partnering with betmgm. that state is expected to launch sports betting any day now as is washington state and south dakota courtney. >> everybody wants a piece of that pie thank you. >> be sure to catch the nfl kickoff on thursday on nbc when the treasury yield buccaneers take on the dallas cowboys coverage starts at 7:00 p.m. eastern time >>> meantime, the sporting goo retailer

i think it's real exciting area, sports betting is expanding.ost every state in the not too distant future, performing for the states that legalized much better than cannabis as a source of revenue, so i think what's happening is now the states are very quickly starting to think about where's the other source, where's the other best source of revenue from the gaming industry, and what we've seen in europe, and the uk, outside of online legalized sports betting is online legalized could seen casino and it's involving very quickly and the technology is just absolutely amazing and with apple launching its iphone 13 and 5g almost everywhere, the experience to the consumer and the potential for states to generate revenue has never been better and as you know, the states need revenue more than ever. liz: let's talk about these skills-based games and live table games, that people are watching on their phones. in fact we pulled some video because we really wanted to show people what it looks like. there are actual live dealers here, who can they, they c

a bearish bet on iyr put spread there a good observation, but i think, you know, this is probably the way you want to do it. >> carter, how do interest rates play into all of this? your belief we say basically where we are, pretty low >> yeah, i mean, the cost of it is low ultimately we'll nudge up to 1.45 i think if you really get down to these securities and these yields, the key here is, beta in utility is lower and utilities are yielding about 3%. that's enough to tip the scales in favor of utility and all right, from real estate to utilities. we have deer in our sights sign up for our news letter. we'll be right back. trading isn't just a hobby. it's your future. so you don't lose sight of the big picture, even when you're focused on what's happening right now. and thinkorswim trading™ is right there with you. to help you become a smarter investor. with an innovative trading platform full of customizable tools. dedicated trade desk pros and a passionate trader community sharing strategies right on the platform. because we take trading as seriously as you do. thinkorswim trading™

to bet on the consumer i saw pretty interesting research today we always talk about that xs savingsumber they've estimated 45% of that has fallen to the bottom percentage of owners i think that's good for a company like nike along with the continued healing in the labor market so when i think about spending growth in 2022 and consumption, i think it can be strong i am worried about what's going on with the supply chain in vietnam, the covid outbreak they've had. i think nike will figure out way to navigate around it. given the 10% drawdown, i like it i'll trade it. >> you can bet on the consumer and not nike where do you stand, karen? trade it or fade it. >> this is a tough one as jeff said the first two things he talked about were this vietnam supply chain issue. i don't know that it's only one quarter. i think they were talking about it going into next year and the valuation. it's expensive relative to itself i would say i'd evade it if that's allowed >> i like that >> i know it peaked. kind of overstated and now it's in, but i'm sitting out this one. >> i think we have to amend t

it also kicks off a big weekend of sports betting.than 45 million americans plan to bet on the sport during the season. the industry has been enjoying a surge in growth since the onset of the pandemic. the president and interim ceo spoke to my colleagues earlier about the upcoming season. >> it is critically important. we are incredibly excited about this nfl season, in particular. fan dual is america's number one sports book. our first year of official partnership with the nfl. there are a couple of cornerstones to the program. we are elevating our game this year. we have partnered with one of the best agencies. we have a national ad campaign called every moment. it is about amplifying those great moments for the sports consumer, the generous pregame offers, showing our live betting product innovated into the broadcast. so it will be one thing we have not seen in the past. we will also have an opportunity to integrate nfl highlights directly into the app to keep the nfl fan connected to those exciting betting moments. to your point o

bet in this market is a tough one to make. it's the reason i'm using a put spread there, buying the calls outright it's a good observation but i think this is probably the way you want to it it. >> carter, how do interest rates play into all of this? is it your belief that we stay basically where we are, pretty low? >> well, i mean, yeah, that's just it. the cost of ten-year money is low. ultimately i think we're going to nudge up to 145 i think if you really get down to these securities and their yield, which is what they're about, the key here is that of course the beta in utilities is lower than reits and, two, the utilities are yielding about 3% as a theme, as a sector, whereas reits are only yielding 2.2 that's enough to tip the scales in favor of utilities. >> from real estate and utilities to industrials coming up next, tony zhang has deere in his sights. don't forget for everything "options action," check out our website and sign up for our newsletter newsletter we will be right back. so you don't lose sight of the big

lure them in with an easy bet, and then the odds makers step up to do their job.seriousie roger goodell said it was not his focus, the main focus is to create engagement and build a brought of fan base, but it sounds like the nfl is key for your business, it sounds like it's building a fan base for him. what is the relationship like between draftkings and the nfl >> we have a great relationship. we're their exclusive official daily fantasy partner. we do a lot of collaborating with them. they've been very clear in all the discussions we've had. obviously they want to make money. that's their job, but their primary focus is how do we do this the right way how do we increase engagement? they understand this really takes fans that maybe weren't interested, and makes them interested in every game it takes games well out of reach in the fourth quarter, because the spread or your fantasy lineup is still in play. people are still watching the whole way through. you can make profits up to the last until the last play of the game i think they get that drives an incredible

they describe it as a leading online global sports betting technology company, open bet to go endeavor i hope nothing dropped on your foot. if you can educate us in terms of what exactly they're selling off? you mentioned it was used by other providers. is it a back bone of sorts >> hold one second we've got audio issues we're juggling a lot here. okay now i can hear you >> in terms of what scientific games is selling, you mentioned that it is used by a lot of different providers meaning a fan duel and draft king? is it a back bone? >> yeah. it is a business to business sports betting partner and it is global in the u.s., the u.k., australia. so they say that open bet has 75 global customers including 24 sports books across 12 states and quote/unquote, 100% uptime record across major sporting leagues. so to put this into perspective again. all of these platforms have to have the tech for people to go on to their mobile devices or computer devices, or even in retail sports books. you have to have the tech to power this immediate back end game action. and scientific games has a lot of ex

i bet they can't. we can't wait. i bet they can't- 18 _ we can't wait.they can't. 18 months is very| we can't wait. i bet they - can't. 18 months is very long wait for performance as much as for audiences. wait for performance as much as foraudiences. it wait for performance as much as for audiences. it is a story were carving on the website. for that command all the other issues we have been tackling, and of course this bulletin and much bore tonight. hello there. after the very wet weather across england on tuesday, conditions look much better for the next couple of days. thanks to a ridge of high pressure, we should see plenty of dry and sunny weather. but it won't be completely sunny right across the board, there will be a few showers mainly across scotland and northern ireland. that's yesterday's low, clearing away toward scandinavia. this weak weather front will bring some showers to scotland and northern ireland through the day, but this ridge of high pressure will continue to build in. so, a much better—looking day for much of england and for wal

can traders recommend a way to make a bullish bet on this stock, please?ou field this one? >> a lot to unpack in that one tweet. one thing i will say is when a company cannot meet demand and fill the shelves, i don't necessarily see that as a positive, as we saw from nike yesterday as to what happens when they can't fill customer demand i will say i don't think lunchables is a large amount of their revenue so i'm not sure that is necessarily a reason to not like the stock, but i do agree with you on the charts, kraft heinz has pulled back to a major support level around 36 and as far as what option strategy to take, if you look at the implied volatility of kraft heinz, it's relatively low, so i would go out to january and look at buying an at the money call option and maybe sell some short data calls against it. the november 5th expiration has earnings coming up, there's a lot of implied volatility there, and you can possibly collect premium to offset the cost of the january calls. >> our next viewer said apple seems to be running up heading into earnings.

offer legal sports betting or have passed laws that offer betting to their regulation sports and broadcast are leaning in to this world of gambling tom rogers is the executive chairman of engine media this is where the fans are and the leagues are. >> right we talked many times about the chord cutting and the combination of those things have set off the scramble by the media company and many think it is the rescue line all the regular renewals declining and the rights cost from sports is just not sustainable you need a new revenue source. >> it may seem like these are new deals but if you look back, media has been involved in this. you have comcast and time warner that were all involved with the fantasy league there was a lawsuit in 2014 that accused them of racketeering >> they've been looking for new sources of revenue here, i think in terms of sports gambling, the opportunity is much bigger but also much more competitive i think in new jersey alone, you have about 20 brands all competing now for sports books that is a lot of competition going on there you have draft kings as a leader th

mgm and entain share an important sports betting partnership here in u.s. to do with the bid it made it clear today through the statement on the offer that it does stand ready to try to benefit from a tie-up and the consent is needed. at least that's what mgm says and will have an important seat at the table should entain engage in significant talks with draftkings and likely seek a greater ownership and control of the partnership, that's what i hear from people familiar with its thinking while draftkings might be willing to engage in that negotiation with mgm, it will still need to get entain to say we're willing to accept whatever the number may be. 2800 perhaps p a very large premium but the key and part will be the performance of draftkings stock price and whether it can maintain at least some level that maintains the overall value. wilf >> david - >> got to do some realtime currency translations. >> i feel like i have more pence. >> i'm sure it does. >> i know we are out of time and fascinating the value in these uk betting companies three or four year

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c, you can lay down a bet in the capital one arena, where the n h o. washington capitals and the n b a wizards play. it's the 1st in arena sports book in the usa. others will follow magine that hallowed ground, like wrigley field or fenway park, but you can get down right there on your smartphone. instate of sports betting is legal in yours. with those geo fence gaming apps, major league baseball is partnering with draft kings on betting themed broadcasts and fox sports regional networks have re branded as valley sports and established black market industry has gone legal because most states have budget problems and need the revenue. but it comes at a cost as keith white executive director of the national council on problem gambling explained here, back when the supreme court ruled define problem gambling. yeah, it's a great, it's a great question. the easiest way to say is gambling that's causing harm to you or your immediate family. but i think if we go deeper than that, it's things like been preoccupied with gambling, developing tolerance, in other

betting markets are swinging if newsom's favor. one betting website put the odds of the governor coming out on top at 85%. the poll shows him growing his lead. the election set for september 14. but many voters have already turned in their ballots. >>> it's important to take a look at organized labor and how that's going to play a role in that recall election. we welcome in larry gerston. how important is organized labor here in california? >> terry, it's very important. i'll tell you something. first of all, labor in this state is pretty large in terms of its percentage of the population. 17.6% of the workforce belong to labor unions. that's one sixth. now listen. if you look at the national average, it's about 10.8%. california is the eighth largest labor state in the country and you put the membership and their money together and you've got, boom, clout. >> what do we know about the clout of organized labor and the newsom administration? >> it's tight. you have to consider democrats. democrats are more sympathetic to labor, work

[ laughter ] the digital thing where you can bet. >> jimmy: did you switch the bet?>> no, i'm not betting at all. >> jimmy: wow, that's smart. you know, donald trump was doing the fight on an alternate channel. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: did you hear any of his work? >> no, they had a separate feed going. >> jimmy: i see, i see. how did that -- do you have any idea how much donald trump got paid? who got paid more for that? >> he got paid more, like $1.5 million. >> jimmy: they told you? >> yeah, they gave me good money too. [ laughter ] you know, old people pay me, jimmy. [ applause ] >> jimmy: how old is your son, sire? >> he's 9,000. >> jimmy: 9 years old. he lives here, right? >> yes. >> jimmy: is it weird having a son named sire? "go to your room, sire." [ laughter ] >> i named him -- that's how you greet the king, sire. >> jimmy: yeah. i mean, yeah, hopefully it's a king. a king-type situation. otherwise, it could be embarrassing. on 50 cent's son's birthday, which i know was just, what, last week or something, right? >> yeah, last week, yeah. >> jimmy: what do y

particularly with the online betting. could it, i don't think there's any value to wynn macau in the enterprise value right now that's where he and i are going to differ and it comes down to those ebitda numbers for u.s. operations i'd love to continue this conversation i know we're short on time you tell me how much further you want to go >> none. we're done i appreciate your willingness to call in and entertain those. we'll keep our eyes on those appreciate it very much. we'll see you back on the desk shortly. stocks under heavy pressure today on fears that china's second largest property developer could be facing default. let's bring in rick rieder ceo of blackrock's global fixed income good to see you. >> i'm always on in less than stable time, but it's still good to be here >> that's why we love to have you. there are few voices we love to hear from given what you manage and where you work how do you see this? >> listen, i think you've got to respect the news and you know, we've talked on this show, if you said to me

stuart: i how good these betting predictions really are. >> you can bet on newsom. i don't gamble on anything. >> 85% chance newsom wins. here is where we are, some red ink but not much, people in new jersey were loud and clear about president biden's withdrawal from afghanistan. >> leaving americans behind. stuart: president biden dismissed them and accused them of ignoring climate change. democrats senator joe mansion once he will not support $1.5 trillion of the president's $3 trillion spending plan. louisiana senator bill cassidy, after all louisiana has been through. ♪♪ ♪ i wonder how the firm's doing without its fearless leader. you sure you want to leave that all behind? yeah. stay restless with the rx crafted by lexus. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. we did it again. verizon has been named america's most reliable network by rootmetrics. and our customers rated us #1 for network quality in america according to j.d. power. number one in reliability, 16 times in a row. most awarded for network quality, 27 times in a row. proving once again that nobody

i'll make you a bet. >> jimmy: what's that? >> i'll let you make it up. >> jimmy: any bet?boys fan, by the way. [ applause ] >> jimmy: all right. i'll take tampa bay plus 80 points. i get 80 points. >> so if the cowboys lose, i have to do what? >> jimmy: the cowboys have to win by 81 points. [ laughter ] >> i tell you what, if the cowboys lose tonight, the entrance to next time i go on the show, i'll walk down two blocks buck naked. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: sounds great. but we also played one-on-one basketball once. and you told me if i made any shots, you would come on the show naked. and i made a shot immediately. >> no, you didn't. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and i've yet to see your penis. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> i don't remember that. >> jimmy: did you play football at all? >> yes. >> jimmy: playing onned? >> i played tight end. >> jimmy: oh my god. [ laughter ] >> a guy your size sideswiped me one day and kind of messed my knee up. then i started playing basketball. my dad brought in an article, player by the name of john cochran, made $15 million

>>> josh wsh i'll bet you whatever fat expensive hamburger you want, i'll bet if we look at one yearm today, i'll bet you intel share price -- i'll happily pay if i lose but i know i'll win i'll bet you intel share price has appreciated more than nvidia share price. >> well, that was jenny harrington one year ago today with a bold bet as you heard that intel would outperform nvidia over the next year. let's look at the returns. it didn't happen jenny, now, i'm not sure if depolo par mineta has an amazing burger i think the 21 club. i love that burger too i know where josh likes to roll usually at the shack but he is going to milk this now. >> not for this one. >> he wants gold on his hamburger. >> jenny, i think you deserve the first word here after the tape. >> thank you talk to me >> okay. i have four take aways on this. >> get out of here. >> come it's unwise to make an audacious bet on national tv. >> okay. >> i was totally wrong okay there. two, i will never back down on the valuation matters and that i underpin my process. three, it's a good reminder you don't need to be right

online betting 45 million americans will bet on football games this year. 2.7 billion dollars are 27 billion dollars. excuse me, over the next first 7 months of the year have already been back, which is created 350 million in tax. that's 27 billion dollars in the first 7 months without nfl and 350 million dollars in taxes with covid pandemic. sand budgets in college debt. i see more and more states legalize gambling companies like genius, sports may be an investment. i prefer draftkings and for some people they may not want to invest in what is the same company. a gambling company. but the nfl is going to start up and the stock is moving today on wall street because of it. interesting. all right. fascinating, as always, rob, thank you very much. and again, if you want rob too. >> talk about something particular. let him know. connect with them on facebook, twitter, e-mail. robin wrote back dot com, thank you, rob. ♪i love the way you're livin'♪ ♪'cause you so genuine♪ ♪you got that something special♪ ♪didn't you know?♪ ♪i just need you, you, you♪ allergens are little terrors all arou

, it's a bullish bet for not a lot of money it will take earnings. it's a 2 and change dividend you get a knee jerk reaction to the ten year spiking higher as the world panicks a bit. >> we have to ask you, the tim as the emerging market specialist in the house, how do you gain out evergrande, if there's a default and they fail to pay the two, one is interest and one is bond coupon on thursday, what happens >> right well, so, so, this fits in to also just the mosaic we have been we'aving on china and the slow down and government and more concerned on social and political control and everything that they can use as an excuse to, you know, assert communist values i think you have a case here where there's some sense that speculation and this, this, you know, prosperity for the masses dynamic. it's not a bad idea to let some of the wealthiest people in the country sweat it out in this case, the wealthiest man in the country to the extent it's a headline many, many months in the making by the way look at the equity share price of evergrande. it's not a s

and never bet against the u.s. consumer ever. how do you play it well, the logical place is the retailers they mentioned, but i'll say american express. now i know you're going to say leverage travel, you are correct. but i think that's in the price right now. the stock has sold off on the 179 high got an upgrade today from bank of america from underperform to neutral. just a matter of time before they go to a buy 16 times is cheap. i think you buy american express into this ho, ho, ho holiday season >> like what you did there guy brings up an interesting notion that is the competition that retail has in terms of where consumers spend their money when they've been locked down for so long and travel sort of came and went over the summer fizzled because of the delta variant, but could we see travel in other sort of entertainment be competition for retailers >> you know, i think that there's been a major itch scratched and while you know, guy sees he miser, i see snow miser. i think you've got folks that are going to settle into the

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demand destruction, screaming from policymakers, expanded supply why is chevron a name you want to betfor the long run >> well, our thesis on chevron has absolutely nothing to do with the price of oil. so there's sort of two different questions there. i agree with you completely. oil prices getting near $100 are not good for the energy sector it drives a lot of margin for the short period of time, but as you exactly pointed out, long-term demand destruction is a real phenomenon. there's a sort of sweet spot in this supply/demand crux. i suspect it is between $60 and $80, we're at the upper end of the range now, back above $75. chevron makes a lot of money at $60 oil, so the price of the commodity is not the thesis. it is that the valuation of the company is extremely low relative to its normalized free cash flow. chevron is a 5.5% dividend payer in a weak part of the market, leaving plenty of road ahead but you also have to remember the natural gas story and the downstream story >> oh, yeah. >> these are integrated companies. chevron has a lot of ways they can make money regardless of

i mean if you look at sports betting, you know, there's very few sectors that are left that still arensformed by the internet, and sports betting is one of them don't forget, you've got about, you know, a couple dozen states that have legalized gambling, but only about 15 or so of them have online sports betting allowed. also, this year you've got the nfl allowing these companies to advertise within the game their offerings. so you should see very strong growth this is a space that should grow 30% a year for the next several years, and the nice thing is a lot of the stocks have gotten absolutely killed as tech has rolled over. so, you know, we're actually adding to some of our positions in that space today, which is great because the stocks are getting absolutely crushed >> let's talk old tech where we've already noted the names like sysco and dell and oracle with really nice gains this year, almost double the s&p 500. i haven't checked in the last month or so, but do you continue to like this space i don't know if they created a huge opportunity here because, like i said, they've bee

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it's a bet i'd make every day of the week the battery industry is coming to america we just want to be at the forefront of it. >> reporter: with going green a corporate mandate, all auto makers are promising more electric vehicles, ford is putting the shovel in the di and driving innovation on the way. henry ford invented the assembly line, this is a prototype of a robot moves a vehicle along, if something goes wrong, they don't shut down the assembly line. the robot can simply make a detour. >> reporter: ford is pledging a made in america stamp on its evs. what would your grandfather say about the new model t for the 20th century >> i think he would say what took you so long >> reporter: how long until every car is an electric vehicle? ford says it's up to the consumer and believe they get the same value for money general motors wants to get rid of all philip >> all right tom, thank you it makes me wonder if they will vanish like video stores >> and phone booths, too >>> two of the biggest names at the fed step down. >>> it's not 2035 yet. so get ready for more pain at the pump oil

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