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will we see the betas actually operational, somebody actually driving the betas, the betas not rolling for instance, et cetera, elites, to know that there is a vehicle that is actually being built even if in beta? >> we think it's really important to be -- since we are a prerevenue company and we're a public company and we don't have the normal metrics like revenue yet, so we want to leave a lot of breadcrumbs for investors and customers to see so we've been showing the prototype in action. we have a skateboards, kind of a naked chassis without the body on it so you can really see how these hub motors work, and then we're going to be very transparent on the betas as well afternoon automotive company normally doesn't because of course you're going to have -- you're building these to test andfinalize and crash into the wall and of courseit will be hiccups but we're going to show them proudly we're so excited to be at this point. >> this is a very crowded space now, steve it seems like and everybody their brother wants to be in this sort of business. brothers being rivien to general motor

and it is also invite only beta testing up also invite only beta testing up to 11 people canjoin alsoo speak by raising a hand icon. 0ne huge advantage twitter has over clubhouse is that users already have established followings so there is no need to start from scratch. it was close to 200 million daily users, there will be no shortage of topics to tune into-— tune into. we crave conversation - tune into. we crave conversation and i tune into. we crave l conversation and the tune into. we crave - conversation and the text tune into. we crave _ conversation and the text takes you a good bit of the way but what it lacks is the empathy and nuance that comes from the voice. it comes from hearing. sometimes there is nothing more meaningful than to hear somebody�*s voice. i hope that because of that unique interaction between the text space, live nature of twitter, and the connection back to spaces that it will be big. haunt spaces that it will be big. how does anyone _ spaces that it will be big. how does anyone moderate audio? spaces that it will be big. how i does anyone moderate audio?

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we are really excited about this beta but it's really early.is a great opportunity to leverage the interest graph we have about the things we know and what is interesting or important to people, bringing them to conversations, helping them see other people or join these conversations. we will keep you posted as we go but we are excited about this opportunity. emily: you have also made a number of small hires over the last few months. will you get more aggressive on acquisitions this past year? >> we have bought about 20 companies and spent hundreds of millions of dollars. we are usually buying teams but sometimes we by technology and sometimes we buy whole products or businesses. the thinking is any time we can accelerate our current priorities by bringing a team to twitter, we are willing to pay slight premium or sometimes more in order to bring those people to twitter to help make us all better. i'm excited that our retention rate for employees that join us through acquisition is higher than our overall retention rate over the last few years

low beta, they trade with less volatility.oney on, high, high, high beta. she's saying offset it with a little bit of this stuff. you mentioned reopening. do you like anything here specifically for reopening? the cruise ships are up nicely, airlines up nicely, we had dr. makary on earlier, said perhaps herd immunity in april. how to we make money on that? >> so i like the airlines. we added an etf back in the summer, and it's a basket of all the airline stocks. i didn't feel comfortable picking just one, so i chose a basket of them x that has done really well for us. and i think particularly airlines and hotels will do really welcoming out of the reopening as -- well coming out of the reopening as people want to get out there, visit people, travel, experience things. i also really like financials right now because not only to they benefit from the rebound in the economy, but in a rising rate environment they have better margins. and in an environment where the stock market's going up, some of the more diversified financials li

what it really shows is the one that's lagging, and that's the metals, is the higher beta, right.t's not the case with the commodity. you can see that the o'shoots and undershoots from the xme, it does better, it does here's a chart next chart no drawings or annotations by me now consider the next. this has had very zip drawdowns since the march law. you can see them there down 14%, down 16, down 18 we just had 17.9% decline and now we're starting to recover and each one of these selloffs has led to yet a new high. this is what my eye sees, a well-defined set up for a breakout to new highs. xme on the long side for the catchup trade. >> thanks for that effort carter mike, what's the trade. >> we've seen so many risk assets hitting new highs as carter was talking about we see some of the store of value types of plays like bitcoin also doing extremely well people have been a little perplexed sometimes what they've wondered why it is that gold hasn't been hitting all time highs. i high we heard guy express some wonder about this from time to time i agree with carter that this is cert

oil because we take a look at where crude is as it pushes closer and closer to $60 a barrel and the beta names have been on fire and we've had nice moves out of exxon and it's the next level down where you get the big hits from the occidentals of the world and the devins and those names and this is more broad than people talk about. when you break it down and look at technology itself and you look at the nasdaq, it isn't just about technology and it's semiconductors and biotechs seem to hit new all-time highs. it feels like almost every day and then we get the pullback and everybody gets nervous and all they do is re-load so i think there are a lot of reasons right now to try to not fight the markets and just try to ride along with the markets essentially with volatility trading as low as it is right now. >> i was watching intraday crude prices, pete and they're pushing to intraday highs and we've got brent pushing to 62 and this is the most hated trades in the markets that have gone higher and as pete had mentioned, energy is among the leadership group with the xlf up by almost a percen

i love what you say about the alpha and the beta.is about relative performance versus absolute performance. parse that. mike: thanks, tom. that is what this year is going to be about. last year, we were obviously in the midst of the pandemic, the lockdown. the economy was falling apart. of course, stocks discounted the recovery, and it was really a beta trade, meaning everything went up together because everything got crushed at the same time. now it is about, where can i find the needles in the haystack? companies that are really going to outperform as we reopen. by the way, there's going to be some loses as that happens, too. this going to be a shift back to normal. there's going to be cost pressures. we want to take advantage of that. tom: what are the sectors in the haystack? mike: it is the banks. we have been on the rate trade for a while. we have been on the reflation trade. let's take advantage of that. there are going to be companies that benefit from higher rates and higher commodity prices. materials, metals and mining. th

and it is also invite only beta testing up to 11 people canjoin a space for now and listeners requeste huge advantage twitter has over clubhouse is that users already have established followings so there is no need to start from scratch. it was close to 200 million daily users, there will be no shortage of topics to tune into. we crave conversation and the text takes you a good bit of the way but what it lacks is the empathy and nuance that comes from the voice. it comes from hearing. sometimes there is nothing more meaningful than to hear somebody�*s voice. i hope that because of that unique interaction between the text space, live nature of twitter, and the connection back to spaces that it will be big. how does anyone moderate audio? to do so with audio requires us to think about things like muting controls, being able to invite people to the conversation to speak and knowing when to have somebody say ok, time to pass the microphone. knowing whether or not you want to close a space so people can feel safe, depending on the nature of the topic, or make it more open to others. feel f

clubhouse is still in invite—only beta but even though it's only available on i0s devices, it's had 4last month and attracted $100 million worth of investment. find a discussion, event or interview that piques your interest, thenjust go in. you're free to stay silent and listen or evenjoin in the conversation yourself if you feel brave enough to raise a hand. after the chat ends, the room disappears and there's no option to listen again. but let's keep going and have fun. it's a bleep app at the end of the day. now, of course, dropping in on random unmoderated conversations means there's a chance of hearing something controversial or offensive, so it will be interesting to see how harassment and misinformation is handled on an audio platform. certainly, there are technologies around audio monitoring and listening but deploying them, right, also creates a certain dynamic with the community in terms of, you know, these conversations are being recorded and tracked and all of that kind of stuff. but clubhouse aren't alone in the move to audio—based social networking, and the tech giants a

another promising prospect interferon beta it's a protein produced by the body when it gets an infection and early findings suggest that when it's inhaled by an infected person it could keep 80 percent of hospitalized patients off the ventilator. and this rare c. animal off the coast of spain has become an unlikely source of hope a substance extracted from it is being used to create a drug called. or applet in which can slow the spread of the corona virus and human body. early studies show it to be 30 times more effective than the ones hyped are and as a beer. one problem all of these treatments are expensive and will likely only be available in the world's wealthier countries demand for widely available drugs like ivermectin has surged in latin america and subsaharan africa ivermectin is an inexpensive anti parasite drug but scientists warn its effectiveness is still in doubt some doctors in developing nations are instead putting their hopes in affordable steroids treatments like decks and methods but for the world health organization the focus is still clear vaccinate enough of the wor

minder, bloomberg beta is an investor in backstage.ing up, the hottest platform and social media right now getting a huge vote of confidence from elon musk. clubhouse cofounder and ceo paul davison joins us next to talk about growth on his live audio platform. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to "bloomberg technology." when the private social app clubhouse debuted in march, it almost instantly became the hottest topic of silicon valley. intrigue and fascination. now over 2 million users have joined the line audience platform including oprah, drake, and most recently, elon musk. the ceo gave a lengthy interview sunday night and surprised listeners by asking the ceo of robinhood to take the mic and grilling him on trading restrictions. it's backed by some heavyweight entries. joining us is the clubhouse cofounder and ceo, paul davison. you've had quite a 24 hours, from elon musk, and i'm jumping in the middle of the day and i hear ashton kutcher on the platform. i believe you have a 10 person team. paul: yes, we are about that ri

it's in beta right now, and it's actually doing very well as it's in beta.s cool stuff going on. >> best of luck. ja rule joining us on these markets, robinhood and a little bit. >> thanks for having me, guys. and i see y'all try to sneak in the fyre festival on me. love you guys though >> wouldn't be doing our job if we didn't mention. you know, social media when you see one. >> love you guys >> you're a good sport >> i got a great sense of humor. to know me is to love me much love, y'all >> much love >> thanks, that was fantastic. >>> guys, watch ford this morning. a little rip here on the announcement of a 6 year deal with google that will make the tech giant responsible for much of ford's in-vehicle connectivity outside of the car, use ai and supply chain logistics and manufacturing. by the way, alphabet does report tomorrow night more "squawk alley" after the break. hi, i'm a new customer and i want your best new smartphone deal. well i'm an existing customer and i'd like your best new smartphone deal. oh do ya? actually it's for both new and existing c

the beta nails hames have been n fire this is a surrogate essentially for oil. do i love oil because of the reasons you talk about probably not but the short-term, i only own one stock the rest, trading is options but the short-term, there was no doubt in my mind, there's going to be great trade there. all you've got to do is, okay, look back into november. we're looking at crude trading around 35, 36. now here we are pushing towards 60 that kind of a move is absolutely going to have an effect on all the various names whether it's chevron or exxon or all the rest i tell you this, you continue to see it in the beta names where they move at 8% and 10% and they have sharp moves to the downside as well but in the space right now, i think it's one of the great trading areas in the market because we know from a long-term perspective where things are going with clean energy but at least in the shorter, and i am talking in the next year or two, like bryn was describing i think there's plenty of room to trade these i think the story is there and makes a lot of sense >> w

about 12 people that we wanted to either capture or kill bin laden i mean as i had he mohamed i was a beta etc. john kiriakou is a former cia agent after working for years as an expert middle east analyst he was appointed head of counterterrorism operations in pakistan in 2001 his task was to capture abu zubaydah are considered the al qaeda number 3 at the time. it was hard to capture him because he knew that we were looking for him you know i had only been there 2 weeks and we got word that i was a bit i was somewhere in the country. so we had to narrow it down but we couldn't because every day he's moving to a different city every single day we know this now from his diaries we captured his diaries to so we knew that he knew that we were looking for him and we were close we were like one day behind at the most 2 days behind so we we flew in a large team half cia half f.b.i. and we broke down the door of 14 places at exactly the same time at 2 o'clock in the morning and sure enough we found him in the final sight so we put him into a helicopter that landed in the parking lot we flew to a

a beta version is being tested and requires an apple watch. if the two devices are in close proximity, the phone will unlock and the future will likely roll out to all users shortly. >>> traffic is slow moving on i 80 heading to the sierra today. a fresh layer of snow that just left the bay area is causing dangerous driving conditions. this was the scene in squaw valley just two hours ago. heavy snowflakes blowing in the wind. it is calmer at the base of the valley but there is still plenty of snow piled up. >> taking a live look back here in the bay area, a much drier night tonight. people are sort of toweling off after last week. but last night it was an interesting drive across the bridge, wasn't it?>> i wouldn't know because i've been staying here in my garage, but soon enough i will make that trek across the bridge as well. we've had some heavy rain out there this morning, but the rest of tonight will be partly cloudy skies with locally dense fog developing. hit or miss showers in the forecast for tomorrow. temperatures will be about 2 to

a man pulled a gun and stole gaming equipment from beta elektronik in hayes valley earlier this month several armed robberies throughout the city. he was charged with five robberies, one attempted robbery and grand theft. the ceo of beta shut down that store indefinitely after what happened, saying he wanted to protect his employees. just a few hours ago, the berkeley city council unanimously passed more than a dozen police reforms focusing on racial profiling, the nonprofit center for policing equity found that black people were 6.5 times more likely to be stopped than white people and latino those were twice as likely to be stopped one of the new rules eliminates police stops for low level offenses. berkeley mayor just sierra queen says the reforms will free up police resource is for more serious traffic offenses. we think that this will not only ensure that we can reduce racial disparities and stops but enabler police to focus on the more serious and dangerous behavior. under the reforms, police won't be allowed to pull someone over for having expired license plate tags. ah, broken

you bet this will play right to the conversation you were having about whether it is right to be in beta and cyclical names, renation air names or not. let's look at a table and floor charts the first table is a six-minute performance. you see the s&p up a nice chunk, 11%. marquee growth names, big long-term winners, all down and down substantially talking about spreads of 1500 to 200 basis points on the 600 basis versus the mar also a chart of that exact same circumstance so this is a comparative chart, four lines, you see the market up and to the right. yousee the stocks all quite correlated and flat, meaning they're treated as an asset class. are they stocks that are suffering because rates are going higher the very conversation and what sort of multiple do you sign to future cash flow in the event of higher rates third chart. this is to show over the past year, year and a half how correlated they are. they are an asset. they are a thank you unto themselves they're all being unloved now. the question is, is this period of under performance an opportunity or is it just the beginning of

another promising prospect interferon beta it's a protein produced by the body when it gets an infection and early findings suggest that when it's inhaled by an infected person it could keep 80 percent of hospitalized patients off the ventilator. and this rare c. animal off the coast of spain has become an unlikely source of hope a substance extracted from it is being used to create a drug called play today absent or applet in which can slow the spread of the corona virus in the human body. early studies show it to be 30 times more effective than the ones hyped are and as a beer. one problem all of these treatments are expensive and will likely only be available in the world's wealthier countries demand for widely available drugs like ivermectin has surged in latin america and subsaharan africa ivermectin is an inexpensive anti parasite drug but scientists warn its effectiveness is still in doubt some doctors in developing nations are instead putting their hopes in affordable steroids treatments like decks and methods but for the world health organization the focus is still clear vaccina

another promising prospect interferon beta it's a protein produced by the body when it gets an infectionand early findings suggest that when it's inhaled by an infected person it could keep 80 percent of hospitalized patients off the ventilator. and this rare c. animal off the coast of spain has become an unlikely source of hope a substance extracted from it is being used to create a drug called. or applet in which can slow the spread of the corona virus in the human body. early studies show it to be 30 times more effective than the ones hyped are and as a beer. one problem all of these treatments are expensive and will likely only be available in the world's wealthier countries demand for widely available drugs like ivermectin has surged in latin america and subsaharan africa ivermectin is an inexpensive and parasite drug but scientists warn its effectiveness is still in doubt some doctors in developing nations are instead putting their hopes in affordable steroids treatments like decks and methods but for the world health organization the focus is still clear vaccinate enough of the wo

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the most recent crime an armed robbery this afternoon at the beta store in hayes valley.s security video shows a with a gun stealing electronic. police and the mayors office are planning to meet with the owner of that retail chain. >> it's been another roller coaster ride for gamestop's stock. today it closed just over $90 a share. that's about an 80% drop from its reddit rally just about a week ago. chris raes spoke with those who said maybe this is when we see end of the up and down. >> reporter: while he doesn't think this is the end of the this spectacular david versus golithto reality check. professor and tech expert sees a bigger story than just the ups and downoffs gamestop stock. he sees a trend that's here to say stay. >> this trend of bringing the market to your phone is novel idea and it's an opportunity for other apps to mimic and copy what robin hood did. >> reporter: robin hood is a commission free investment app that's been central to the gamestop story along with reddit that gathered investors together. he said the chatter shows clearly it's far from over.

another promising prospect interferon beta it's a protein produced by the body when it gets an infection and early findings suggest that when it's inhaled by an infected person it could keep 80 percent of hospitalized patients off the ventilator. and this rare sea animal off the coast of spain has become an unlikely source of hope a substance extracted from it is being used to create a drug called put to depths in or applet in which can slow the spread of the corona virus and the human body. early studies show it to be 30 times more effective than the ones hyped rendez of year. one problem all of these treatments are expensive and will likely only be available in the world's wealthier countries demand for widely available drugs like ivermectin has surged in latin america and sub-saharan africa ivermectin is an inexpensive and parasite drug but scientists warn its effectiveness is still in doubt some doctors in developing nations are instead putting their hopes in affordable steroids treatments like decks and methods but for the world health organization the focus is still clear vaccinate

another promising prospect interferon beta it's a protein produced by the body when it gets an infection and early findings suggest that when it's inhaled by an infected person it could keep 80 percent of hospitalized patients off the ventilator. and this rare sea animal off the coast of spain has become an unlikely source of hope a substance extracted from it is being used to create a drug called put to depths and or applet in which can slow the spread of the corona virus in the human body and early studies show it to be 30 times more effective than the ones hyped are and as of year. one problem all of these treatments are expensive and will likely only be available in the world's wealthier countries demand for widely available drugs like ivermectin has surged in latin america and subsaharan africa ivermectin is an inexpensive anti parasite drug but scientists warn its effectiveness is still in doubt some doctors in developing nations are instead putting their hopes in affordable steroids treatments like decks and methods but for the world health organization the focus is still clear va

another promising prospect interferon beta it's a protein produced by the body when it gets an infection and early findings suggest that when it's inhaled by an infected person it could keep 80 percent of hospitalized patients off the ventilator. and this rare sea animal off the coast of spain has become an unlikely source of hope a substance extracted from it is being used to create a drug called put to depths and or applet in which can slow the spread of the corona virus in the human body. early studies show it to be 30 times more effective than the ones hyped rendez of year. one problem all of these treatments are expensive and will likely only be available in the world's wealthier countries demand for widely available drugs like ivermectin has surged in latin america and sub-saharan africa ivermectin is an inexpensive anti parasite drug but scientists warn its effectiveness is still in doubt some doctors in developing nations are instead putting their hopes in affordable steroids treatments like decks and methods but for the world health organization the focus is still clear vaccinat

robbery this afternoon at the beta store in hayes valley.s security video shows a with a gun stealing electronic. police and the mayors office are planning to meet with the owner of that retail chain. >> it's been another roller coaster ride for gamestop's stock. today it closed just over $90 a share. that's about an 80% drop from its reddit rally just about a week ago. chris raes spoke with those who said maybe this is when we see end of the up and down. >> reporter: while he doesn't think this is the end of the this spectacular david versus golith story he says it is a reality check. professor and tech expert sees a bigger story than just the ups and downoffs gamestop stock. he sees a trend that's here to say stay. >> this trend of bringing the market to your phone is novel idea and it's an opportunity for other apps to mimic and copy what robin hood did. >> reporter: robin hood is a commission free investment app that's been central to the gamestop story along with reddit that gathered investors together. he said the chatter shows clearly

raise more money bring he says $2000.00 of production to get our allows our hold on a lot to be a beta boat all over the ward the next 5 to 10 years i hope that by 5 or so mandation as you're starting your business base there. good tips for business there but how about some tips in organizing our daily lives in the pandemic social distancing to avoid the coronaviruses change so many things paradoxically resulted in better health fuel communicable diseases like colds and flu but everyone gets sick sometime how to visit the doctor in times of limited access if your medical consultation a line. took a look at the growing field of tele medicine she started by booking a virtual appointment herself. i need to see a dermatologist at short notice. the next available appointment is in 4 months time . but then i discover a dr offering online consultation. after entering a few personal details on her website i find myself talking to her just a few minutes later. the next. yes i do get tired my hands have been really really dry for quite a long time now and they each a bit to talk. in washing thei

the app was only in beta when i'd tested it but it accurately recorded how long i had been wearing theoduct is to protect you from poor air quality. that is, of course, a smaller mask—wearing market, although it could be a growing one. next up is uvmask. now, i was quite surprised by how bulky this mask was when it arrived as it feels rather hefty to wear but that's because inside, it hides ultraviolet uvc leds. they aim to kill bacteria and viruses for up to eight hours of wear. the company has assured me that the uvc is safe as it never reaches your skin, and also that the device doesn't create any ozone, so it is not going to be causing a problem for air quality. now, when i first put the mask on, it was actually surprisingly comfortable. the only thing was that it does make a bit of sound and i've felt a little bit of air coming out here that was tickling my eyes. i was very conscious of all of that while i was indoors, but as soon as i went outside, i did stop noticing. at that point, it was just a matter of having to get used to wearing something so solid on my face, and there di