you are acting as the buyer, seller, and setting the value.omaine: there's definitely a conflict of interest. i'm curious, when zillow started doing this and other companies and by -- came by, part of the appeal was that it was much more of a slower process, a little more cumbersome with real real estates, and the ideas that zillow gave people who wanted to sell a much quicker way out, even if it meant maybe they had to give up a couple thousand bucks on the price? how do >> we know it was a couple thousand bucks? in my opinion, zillow would not make the offer unless they thought they would make money. a good real estate agent can make the sales prices less -- seamless. the idea that zillow was doing something magic by making a cash offer, guess what? in l.a., we get cash offers all the time. if it's priced right, it will sell. the question is, who is making up the money on the table? zillow was banking on the fact that they were going to take that. i don't think it is smart for the seller. test the market. use a real estate agent who can make

what tactics can buyers used to get the best possible price in this market. >> the best thing a car buyero when you're buying a new car is fine the dealers cost. not when they say will sell it to you around msrp which is what is going right now. you need to find out what the dealer paid for the car there's a lot of websites that have dealer cost information. you want to bargain up from the dealer cost not down from the srp. that has to be taken with a grain of salt right now because there isn't much negotiating at all when it comes to buying a new car because supply is low and demand is high. jack: often the advice is to buy a gently used car rather than a new car because the depreciation when you drive off the lot. has algebra change under the new scenario where used-car prices are skyrocketing? >> you're absolutely right it's almost as hard to buy used cars but generally speaking from an economic standpoint, if you can buy 2 - 3-year-old gently used car with a good reliability record, who else, "consumer reports", then you're gonna get the guest automotive value going. depreciation is t

could be more cut throat as foreign buyers eye major cities.obert frank is at a condo building in manhattan. >> reporter: if you look at the cities like new york, moiami and los angeles overseasbuyers are an important source of demand. the pandemic changed all of that looking at sales to overseas buyers they fell by more than half since 2018, due to the travel restrictions and because before that the chinese buyers had stopped buying or tailed off why this time it's europeans, probably germany and uk among the largest. in florida it is fueled by the brazilians and los angeles brokers say the main demand from the wealthy in the middle east >> we're expecting a flood of buyers across all markets in the u.s., and the international buyer will be coming east to west and west to east. >> reporter: now the big question's whether there's enough supply at the right price for the foreign buyers they like new development and they like large spaces but in new york the big penthouse and the big spaces see bidding wars. this apartment is in midtown in a bran

it was 32% first time home buyers.remain strong. i don't see that changing any time soon, charles. >> charles: and people -- i read through the report. you know, obviously the sales are up, prices are up. i can't remember the last report where the price went down. because the large pocket of folks that you're talking about, a lot of wall street firms, they're paying over asking price knowing that they can get it back as a rental property. a lot of people want to own a home. one thing that is difference about this housing rally than before the great recession is the credit scores are so high. it is tough if you don't have pristine credit and a lot of money to put down to get involved and own a house right now. >> it is. the market is different than it was years ago. we have a 2.4 month supply right now and a healthy market is five to six months. first time home buyers are paying the prices. investors are coming in and paying cash. you know, mortgage rates are relatively low historically speaking. it's more difficult to

you don't want to be a buyer of tech companies because you are paying for future cash flow. then the stock should in theory be lower but we haven't seen a push in the 10-year yield so it has thrown everything on its head. unless the 10-year higher pushes higher, these value assets will move sideways until we see real explosion in this temporary transitory explosion >>> crypto and the metaverse you can listen by following the "fast money" podcast wherever you get your podcast coming up, disney ceo. and a battle over the covid vaccine. details next [ watch vibrates] proactive notifications from fidelity keep you tuned in all day long. so when something happens that could affect your portfolio, you can act quickly. that's decision tech, only from fidelity. what's strong with me? what's strong with me? what's strong with me? what's strong with me? what's strong with me? me? with me! >>> welcome back to "fast money. moderna is locked in a fight with the nih over its covid vaccine. meg has all of the details >> these two entities have essentially been partners on the covid vaccine

aggressive buyers there. 40 cents up to about 60 cents.ell, so hitting twice in a short period of time. speaking of which, nap is around one. it was trading around $56, $57 we had a buyer of $58 strike calls in november, 8,000 of those, up to about 50 cents. they came back and bought 57 calls and bought 6,500 of those. lastly, i'm going to hit with you real quick wynn. so wynn is up almost 4% today. we know the story, macao and everything else. november 100s have gotten active, a couple thousand of those traded, and the november 102s, about 1,500 of those traded as well seeing b o aitf activity in wynn >> okay. good stuff, pete thank you. up next on "halftime", final trade. stick around earn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. ♪ nurse mariyam sabo knows a mo. if you're 55 and up, t-mobile

educational component that consists of an orientation that they need to attend, a first-time home buyerone-on-one counseling session with the housing councilor. >> sometimes we have to go through 10 applicants before they shouldn't be discouraged if they have a low lottery number. they still might get a value for an available, affordable housing unit. >> we have a variety of lottery programs. the four that you will most often see are what we call c.o.p., the certificate of preference program, the dthp which is the displaced penance housing preference program. the neighborhood resident housing program and the live worth preference. >> i moved in my new home february 25th and 2019. the neighborhood preference program really helped me achieve that goal and that dream was with eventually wind up staying in san francisco. >> the next steps, after finding out how well you did in the lottery and especially if you ranked really well you will be contacted by the leasing agent. you have to submit those document and income and asset qualify and you have to pass the credit and rental screening and

it's such an -- market where buyers and customers can't find the optimal manufacturers.ut the decline of american manufacturing, or that the manufacturers here have no open capacity but the opposite is true the recent report showed there was actually a decline in utilization by american manufacturers. so we have more capacity than we thought, but we need a digital solution -- we are using artificial intelligence to optimize that match. that will provide at the end of the day a better buying proposition for both the buyer and the seller. >> randy, we appreciate i would. xometry. >> thank you for having me. >> you bet. >>> boeing says it is closer to resuming deliveries of the 737 airliner can it catch up to sales of the airbnb bus reporting today. we are back in a moment. are the things america makes out here. the history she writes in her clear blue skies. the legends she births on hometown fields. and the future she promises. when we made grand wagoneer, proudly assembled in america, we knew no object would ever rank with the best things in this country. but we believed

merck in 2014 selling its consumer unit to buyer for $14 billion.ng suit, separating its animal health business in 2018 jsk, of course, in the middle of separating out its consumer health care business now after it formed a jv with pfizer on that this is something that pharmaceutical companies and the conglomerates have been doing over the past decade, slimming down sort of a form of financial engineering but j&j says it makes strategic sense. >> it makes sense to unlock value. if you look at j & j's valuation compared to, let's say, a pfizer, i'm not sure if it is the closest comparable but there's a valuation gap there. theoretically it should unlock that valuation a bit my question is on the consumer business obviously the slower-growth business, as you outlined, some of the consumer businesses have been sold, not necessarily spun-off as stand-alone businesses what do you think ultimately happens? does the market want a business out there with tylenol and band-aids, et cetera is there an appetite for that kind of company? >> it is a really great

new data appears to show some mixed signals on where buyers are turning right now.c covers the real estate for us >> kelly, we just got surprising numbers on mortgage demand that could point to a holiday season surge in home sales. mortgage applications to buy a home jumped 5% compared with the previous week and that's the third straight week of gains despite rising interest rates. take a look. the average on the popular 30 year fixed has been increasing since the end of august, although it did drop off a little today on the news of that covid variant. even with that rise, a new report showed sales rose slightly analysts thought it would drop important to note those are based on signed contracts in august and december. more timely was the report we got on sales of newly built homes, which are measured by signed contracts so, that is people out shopping and signing deals in october and those dropped pretty sharply. some of that may be due, though, to builders slowing sales because of supply chain and labor issues they want to deliver the homes on time, but they're ju

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and protesters in iraq have live buyers alti the offices of kurdish political parties. most of the protesters are university students, demanding the local government, pay that you and shouldn't allowances. student benefits have been suspended supposedly due to the cost of war against islamic state terrorists and a subsequent drop in oil revenues. i just give you a reminder about developing situation now from kemo about in siberia. at least 40 people are injured and to are in critical condition. after a coal mine explosion in the came out of a region, a russian emergency services report that more than 200 people have now been safely evacuated. the cause of the fire is being investigated. we are closely following developments that for you and also you can check more in that story online at ot dot com. for the meantime though, you know, thursday morning program continues at the top of the hour. ah, and i make no, no borders line to nationalities. and you guys as a merge, we don't have with the we don't have a back seat. the whole world needs to take action to be ready. peo

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there were buyers stocking up. they took the time to liquidate.nk coming out of covid, perhaps over the last 12 months or so, you actually saw a very strong tailwind behind certain noncyclical industries like monarchies, etc.. i would say more recently because of the shipping prices, there has been a change in patterns. we will give you an example. as a result, this is impacting commodity traders. many of the buyers and reporters in the u.s. are looking for other best initiatives. domestically, it makes more sense. we are seeing this impacting everything. >> this is becoming a very hot space. you raised $135 million recently. what is the plan for that and expansion? >> as you rightly pointed out, it is a massive opportunity. we are one of the early ones in the space. it is india, mexico and the u.s.. we will continue dominating our presence in these markets and expanding in other regions. we also believe we have an opportunity to make things easy and accessible for small businesses. as we work with our customers, we see what customers have to do i

mexico is a big buyer of refined products. other countries in south america, big buyer of refined products from theus . so not we can produce so much , well let me think about that. i think you could because it's a global market, number i don't know what it could be because it's a global market your shippingcrude . two locations in like i said exporting lightspeed through to europe for exporting heavy crude to asia your competing with opec in other words in these regions. so that actually helps you're adding that supply helps to bring down the price for can help bring down the ta price . unless i'm trying to answer your question but the main point i want to make is it's this global market and when we do export, when any country is able to access that actually helps to compete with other producers and refiners around the world . and can help to bring prices down . >> indianapolis indianathis is stephen . >> good morning. i have two questions and i want to follow-up off the last question on independent. i like to know how trump

on friday, yesterday, were you buyers long-term on any weakness in this equity market? >> i think we're under -- there are several areas we're focussing. first of all, you know, the market's been extremely strong, expected earnings have changed on the street about 23% this year if you look at the s&p, that's about what it's grown this year. so the multiple's been high all year but it hasn't expanded. it has been fundamentally based. so when we get these dips like this on fear, it's a great time to buy energy. it's a great time to buy banks, which have been trading at a discount to the rest of the market, and it's a great time to buy consumer staples where you can get some really good deals >> you're a buyer of energy, even with oil prices falling, you think it's a long-term, a positive bet >> absolutely. we've got a supply problem here in the u.s with limitations on drilling and fracking on federal land, this pushes a positive that those energy companies, someone like a pioneer, but you can still do well on a chevron. and oil is -- you know, no one knows for sure, but o

it shows us the buyers ari buying those because they sense bigger inflation levels around the corner. >> oh, boy, interest rates, real rates still deeply negative. amazing. rick thank you stocks are up, bond yields are down what about oil let's go to pippa stevens at the commodity desk. >> oil starting in the green after posting two straight weeks of losses. saudi arabia hiking its official selling price for asian customers. wti is up 1% at 82.05. brent crude at $83.55 for a gain of 1% as well. all eyes are now on whether the u.s. responds to higher oil prices, which has pushed gas to a more than seven-year high. tapping the strategic petroleum reserve is among the options but ubs noting that this is a short-term action saying it won't address the structural issues of underinvestment and rising demand. kelly, back to you. >> pippa, thank you so much. >>> we will check back in with you tomorrow >>> it could be a long cold winter out in the uk as the country faces a power crisis there. brian sullivan is live in london looking at how bad things could get if the weather gets really cold

in the near term, asian buyers as well. in the nearterm, energy asian buyers as well.going to stay inflated and households are likely to see a near—term inflation pressure. good to talk to you, janet and thank you for that analysis. let's bring in liz martins, the uk economist with hsbc. good morning and i hope you heard that conversation. the situation with gas prices is not going to make things any easier is it when it comes to uk inflation numbers? it really is not. uk inflation numbers? it really is not- we _ uk inflation numbers? it really is not. we are _ uk inflation numbers? it really is not. we are already - is not. we are already expecting a huge hike in uk household energy bills in april and that is already more or less lock in. these latest moves probably do not affect that but, you know, in some countries in europe we have seen government stepped in to try and cushion the blow. we have not seen that here in the uk. so households are already expect a big rise in april and what these additional moves mean, they do not fall back is that perhaps we will have a

are you a buyer of volatility, and if so, where?en: i cannot be a buyer in equity markets because the market is taking it as an opportunity to reset risk and go on with the same pattern that the variant will slow down the economy but stimulus will continue. the currency markets, if you look at friday at the risk reversal, that blew out so much for the u.s. dollar, that is where more volatility will occur because it is not clear how fast the fed could taper if the omicron variant affects the u.s. economy. we have other central banks in play too, how much will that result in more tightening? currency markets will be more volatile from here. that is where i would be a buyer, fx volatility. dani: looking at the dollar-yen climbing 0.3%, we see that across the currency space, is this a momentary blip of people running to the haven of the yen, or is that the direction we will continue in? ben: it started on friday and showed some flight to safety. it is a sign of uncertainty that has come into the market and may continue for some time. th

we are brokering some of these conversations but really a willing buyer-willing seller type situations too early to say those situations have improved, so i agree, i find it hard to have a banking relationship but that's see how it goes. >> what is your comfort level when it comes to acknowledging bitcoin as legal tender? what would it take? ravi: that is a different proposition. we have been supportive and promotional of crypto -- security. to facilitate meaningful economic transactions. they have their benefits over fiat currencies in some regards. that is the extent to which we lean in. whether to accept them as legal tender is a different proposition. cryptocurrencies are not money. do not have the status of money. with cryptocurrencies you have none of those safeguards which is why we say it is not money. if you want to treat it as an investment asset, you had better know what you are doing. it is not for the fainthearted. >> would you say yes if a buyer is wanting to pay for his purchase of a house with bitcoin? and both parties are agreeable. ravi: i do not think we regulate th

i want to ask if you think a price surge like this could convince more new-car buyers to get electric? patrick: i certainly think so. the higher prices go, the more of a decision, easier decision it is for new-car buyers to go that route. especially california, with that distention of the highest prices in the country, that will probably happen as prices remain high. kristen: patrick, head of petroleum analysis for gas buddy, thank you so much for your time today. coming up next, we talked to a couple local students behind the couple local students behind the new effort for san francisco t ♪ ♪ increased transportation benefits. one more thing you can rely on. one of many cost-saving medicare advantage benefits from scan health plan for 2022. call today, or ask your agent about scan health plan. ♪ ♪ low maximum out-of-pocket costs. more saving. more spoiling. one of many cost-saving medicare advantage benefits from scan health plan for 2022. call today, or ask your agent about scan health plan. kristen: today, san francisco is making a move to formally apologize to chinese-americans fo

would it more appeal to private equity or another buyer if it did something different?tha: the question for burberry is to elevate sales density, the best way the industry has been able to do that is to elevate price positioning to become part of the rarefied group of companies that has pricing power. you can do that when you elevate your positioning and are offering consumers something they're willing to pay higher prices for. that is the appeal of the sector, particular now, it's superior pricing power. burberry is still in the middle of its transition and has not quite made that jump into the league where it can charge consumers what it wants. it still has a sizable outlet business which it is trying to unwind out of. guy: would it fit into the one of the big conglomerates? swetha: that has been a hypothesis for the last decade but has not happened. it is still a question. for some of the truly big conglomerates, maybe burberry is still too small. i wonder if more of a midsized conglomerate might be the answer for burberry such as may be what xor is trying to do. i d

aviation alone i think will trade better than all of them blended together the other thing is buyersgside with it, it's a little noisy. i think it is a very good idea on the snark thing i do think that reverse split come on. >> now that that's out there, you can't take that back at all. dan, i wonder what your take is on the g e-news in relationship to where we are. does this signify where we are in the cycle >> you generally don't see these things at bottoms of market, closer to tops because management realize it is a better opportunity to realize the low. close on the low if you look at a five-year chart of ge and this precipitous drop -- i know the market dropped in 2018. but that's when culp took over it has done nothing for a very long time. it has had a couple declines and made it back i think the price action this year is interesting. maybe it signals to culp to investors they are on board, other than tim and after the stock went sideways, maybe it's the time to do it, but it doesn't seem like the sort of thing on a macral level. >> investors have been in on this since 2018 an

reporter: california valley net company is in the business of getting california grown walnuts to buyers. >> containers to ship their product overseas is where the issue lies point >> reporter: it is a good thing they are loading two containers today, but this was supposed to ship weeks ago, on october 21. >> last season i was paying $2200 for one container here q are seeing prices close to five to $6000 per container. >> reporter: these will go to the port of oakland, and from there to places in europe or asia. delays are possible, even if a container is packed and on a truck point >> because of the congestion in southern california, many carriers have opted to skip oakland before they head back to asia in order to save some time. >> reporter: once the product gets in the container, the clock is ticking. walnuts have a shelf life. >> chances are the product becomes ruined. the buyer loses out and the seller loses out. >> state leaders are working on solutions for the supply-chain issue in california by rerouting cargo to other states, like texas. the supply-chain crisis is also impactin

would you be a buyer? cloud stocks, and i own a lot of them, but i'm taking on so much water today, to mark's point, probably not going to take another name right now. salesforce is actually the value play of the space, pays at about 12 times sales. most of the space pays about 50 times. i get it's a more mature company but it's a company i like. i don't own it right now but i'll certainly look at the report after the close. charles: i should say mark benio ff is one of the wall street darnings if you will so even when they miss the stock it doesn't stay down long it's one of the good things about it when you buy it on time magazine, maybe, mark, are you a buyer? >> [laughter] um, look, charles, david, there's nothing i love more than high margin recurring revenues with sticky customers, and that's exactly what you get with salesforce. if you think about it by the time you build-out that crm as a business it's way too painful to switch crm providers. the problem i have charles it's a bit too expensive when

based on a median price of a home, prospective buyers have to bring home big paychecks., a whopping $364,000 a year is needed to buy a home. san francisco, your annual income would have to be there 331,000. in marin county, $305,000 a year. and in the south bay, you need to make more than $300,000 a year. >> tesla ceo elon musk has sold $5 billion worth of tesla stock. he sold the shares in a flurry tuesday and wednesday. sale comes just days after musk polled twitter users asking if he should offload 10% of his stake in the company. he did it in part to satisfy tax obligations. he still holds 168 million shares of tesla stock. >> another quick check of what's happening at the golden gate bridge. protesters protesting vaccine mandates. they have walked up right to the edge of the bridge, but they're blocked by the chp about 200 people there. as you can see, it does look like they're trying to move northbound toward marin county, but chp officers have blocked them. at this time, traffic is slowing a tiny bit and gets moving into marin. >> now tattoo an update on the picke

there. >> the natural buyer comment is interesting because the one thing that's obvious this year is the rise in retail investors who love being able to drive shorts out of some of these positions especially in stocks like amc or gamestop that might have emotional meaning or where they think there is turnaround stories the prixes are missing or betting against it seems worthwhile to screen the short stocks for which ones have a shareholder base like that that could result in a short squeeze and those that don't. maybe gen z isn't that interested in tupperware's fortunes, for instance. >> you never know where they are going to go next i have seen people on twitter going i hope the memesters come here and start taking my stock, which has a high short interest to the moon, and it just doesn't hatch i think one of the other aspects here is you have a change in the ipo structure, the market structure, that's going on it is something i have been intrigued with there is a money manager out there, mike breen, and he has been articulate on the notion that passive holders the rise of testifys

a private buyer will be able to pay more for these assets than a public one.e: that brings me to a question about trade because it feels where it would -- was rewound a few months and now there is potentially a lot of options for crown on the table. steve: yeah, i think that is i think they need to be very careful about cutting any of those options off. when people ask me what we are going to do my answer is we're quite to sit here and wait and get more details and let this process unfold. and make it as competitive as you possibly can. i do n't think it is really a complicated set up for the crown board. they need to maximize the value of the business, and the best way to do that is to get as many parties interested as you possibly can. so, i think the more they are open about this, and the more they encourage potential competition, the better. i do think that blackstone best place at the moment. they have a lot of expense with the asset class overseas, but i am hoping that the board is fully cognizant of the fact that we own a very valuable asset. if there i

all cash buyers, 24% most investors, of course, use cash and first-time buyers were just 29% of salesd be around 40%. carl, investors knocking out the first time buyers as usual. >> amazing diana, thank you. good monday morning. welcome to another hour of "squawk on the street. i'm carl quintanilla with leslie picker and david faber live at post nine. morgan brennan has the morning off. yields are up and the vix is down as the white house plans to renominate jay powell as fed chair and governor lael brainard as vice chair. the impact of that decision through the hour, leslie. >> that's right. we're already 30 points into the trading session. here are some of the big movers we are watching starting with rivian, falling in early trading following news that ford and rivian dropped plans to develop an electric vehicle. rivian shares up more than 50% since its ipo this month but down 4.5% today. >>> drugmakers moderna and buy i don't know beyond tech study results for vaccine recipients aged 12 to 15 >>> space soaring after sending a rocket into orbit over the weekend joining spacex rocket

the vendors have increased, but the number of buyers is decreasing. used clothes and shoes are sold at destroyed side market, which has been here for decades. but business is not what it used to be put on and whatnot. so your whole body of i have been selling youth shoes for a long time. it is only the caea when prices have showed up so high that there are no customers p. p of no purchasing power. i'm struggling to feed the children. the buckets and ruby is at its lowest against the dollar and commodity prices at their highest in 70 years. to keep the economy afloat, the government has borrowed from allies like saudi arabia, as well as loans from the international monetary fund, facing a double whammy of us charity and inflation. people are complaining about essentially being too expensive from food to fuel and utilities, including electricity light. i've had a lot of hope and prime minister ron cons, government and been totally disappointed. even people like cars who have never had to look football games in the street are struggling to for the basics. musical parties in the opposition

mexico is a big buyer of refined products. other countries in south america are big buyers of refined products from the u.s. so whether or not we could produce so much, well let me think about that. i think you could, because it is a global market, no. i don't know what that would take. because it's a global market, you are shipping crude to locations that need it and like i said, exporting light sweet crude or heavy crude to europe and asia, you are competing with, you can compete with opec, in other words, in these regions, and that helps to have that supply, that helps to bring down the price or it can help. i'm not sure if that answers your question. but i think the main point i want to make is that you know, it's this global market and when any country is able to export and access that, it helps to compete with other refiners around the world and can help bring prices down. host: indianapolis, indiana, stephen. caller: i had two questions. the first is independent. how is it that trump was able to persuade americans that

if you're a buyer, there are a lot of challenges.oming in from california, wanting to purchase because they have so much cash. the value of homes in california is triple the value here. so where they can have a million dollar home there, it's worth $300,000 here. so the values are skyrocketing and employees coming here will maintain the values. todd: let's look at the numbers that spell out what you explained. the orlando median home sale price 2021 to 2020, 318,000 this year, that's up -- i'm going to do math on the fly, 48,000, up 17.8% year on year. that's a big nugget when you're talking florida. look at the listing, supply/demand. september 2020, 6,000 homes. september of this year, about 3600. that is down about 39% year over year. and you mention the price that people can get for their home in california, take that money, use it in florida. $808,000 was the -- take a look, median home price in california statewide. that is unbelievable. you mention you've never seen anything like this. how long do you think this will last? >>

january 43 puts the buyer was paying about $1.10 and selling 4500 of the 40 strike put the buyer putto fall between those two strikes, that would be a decline of 8-to-13% over the course of the next eight weeks then as you point out, this does have a lot to do with the peso so because eww is not a currency hedge etf. >> got to go to the etm specialist for his thoughts. tim. >> well, you got that 4% dial move in november you had mexico, which is, that eww has things like cell phone companies, a couple banks in there. it's not a terribly sexy, call it cyclically oriented etf nor is that economy outside of oil. around i do think if you see oil prices stay here i actually think mexico remains an interesting investment. right now they're under pressure with the dollar move it's making that's where option traders are making the bet here. >> mike, thanks for that mike ko, for more "options action," tune into the full though that is this friday. we're off next friday. still ahead we are gearing up for thanksgiving serving up a helping helping of food stocks the traders are filling their plat

you were eye do you think there is a little bit of buyer's remorse?ll double down and vote for this administration again? >> i think there is a monster amount of buyer's remorse in particular in the independents in this country, lawrence. when you look at the data and saw what happened in virginia last week, the people who are running the fastest from the democratic party from joe biden and kamala harris are the people who came to them the last, right? independent voters, suburban moms and dads, they were the people trying to decide trump or biden. they made a bad choice. i think there is a great deal of buyer's remorse which is why i think the democrats got their ass kicked last tuesday and why they will get even more of an ass-kicking ena year from now in 202. >> lawrence: emotion can't work when they can't get basic food items and presents for christmas. >> no doubt. >> lawrence: clay thank you so much. olivia, this is your day' you are on prime time. >> thank you. >> lawrence: next kat timpf sexiest man alive and curly fries. i hope you are hungry

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much less tell the buyer what the price of a home will be. the large builder will buy in bulk and move the materials around where needed. in tampa, it's a little different because the large volume buildings build about 70% of the houses in tampa bay. >> my time is up. sorry. i apologize. thanks for answering. i yield back. >> the gentle lady yields back. i recognize the gentle lady from california for five minutes. >> thank you. as a representative from the la los angeles area, i have countless constituents whose businesses are impacted by day-to-day conditions at the port. i understand that many of the shipping delays are attributable to supply and demand issues. it's the undeniable that some of these disruptions are due to anti-competitive and unfair practices by shipping companies. for instance, at the port of los angeles in long beach, we have seen many shipping containers refuse to load exports from the u.s. because they will make more money sending empty containers back to foreign ports at highest demand. some will not allow them to be

that bill establishes a federal tax credit of $7,500 to the buyers of electric vehicles through 2026,orkers at general motors. joining us now, democratic congresswoman debbie dingle. thank you for joining us. what was it like to have the president back in michigan, and this time with real support for the electric vehicle industry there? >> it's great. it's always great to welcome the president. but i'm a car girl, and he's a car guy. when you see him behind the whole of anything, he's a very happy man. and i like it when i see joe biden happy. and he's here with a message, this is an industry that has to lead the world on mobility. we've put the world on wheels, now we're leading it in mobility by going to the electric vehicle. >> tesla became the most successful automobile company in the world largely through government subsidies, like the $7,500 that you can still get for tesla purchases. but because they're not a union company, a much higher tax subsidy will apply to vehicles produced by union workers. >> part of what the president is doing, he came here earlier this year. three th

in the next six months and then it can just turn around and go down because there aren't any more buyers and that's what you have to be worried about if you don't own the stock. i would apologize. i don't own the stock. we wish we did, but it's hard to make that case right now i would rather make that case if you were to fall 20% or at least then it's not 65 times forward earnings if you had to say something about valuation and i get it the that maybe you don't. >> i hear you. >> so, josh, let me ask you this it's a question i posed at the top of the show. is it too late is it too expensive to buy it today if you don't own it? is it irresponsible to suggest that you can still buy this stock today given everything that we discussed and the positives and the long runway that we see in front of us and then you back it up and look at the stock, look what it's done and look at what the valuation is today >> there's really only one good answer to that question and that is position sizing so it doesn'thave to be binary i can't buy that stock now and by the way, i never tell anybody what to do i

we had a buyer who bought almost 25,000 for 25 cents. time i'm following a long we've had it for unusual option activity multiple times. they just keep on coming for it. >> the apple thing is amazing to me only nine bucks off its high they've got the supply chain issues cost the company $6 billion according to tim cook. he says it could get worse this coming quarter or the current quarter and yet the stock and you have this activity that's so bullish and the stock is pushing 149. >> and i think part of that, too, scott, is the fact that a lot of those numbers, even though they were disappointments, were record numbers for apple. i think that gets glossed over a bit. their numbers were extraordinary. just short of what the expectations were. >> spacs, they were back in october, but with a catch. we're following that money and we'll do it next breaking groundn your biggest project yet. worth is giving the people who build it a solid foundation. wealth is shutting down the office for mike's retirement party. worth is giving the employee who

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but near the prime minister's house, buyers and sellers in his arm about used items market say their incomes are no much for pocket funds inflation. some of a job down to 0 is love about in the u. s. closing arguments have been made in the auburn murder trial. 3 white men are accused of killing robbery and unarmed black men lost in the state of georgia. he was shot dead while joking after being chased by the men in trunks. one of them, travis mcmichael, testified that he saw aubrey as a threat and acted in self defense. she had tansy following the story from washington. they say and says the prosecution is ongoing, operate was not killed in self defense. the thing about georgia law there, it does have a very specific emphasis on, on what's called accomplish liability. so even if you're, you just part of a crime, if you seem to be contributing to the crime, you can be held liable. and that's what a prosecution is. going for the the prosecutor also say look, 1st of all, aubrey was unarmed. he was running away. you can't claim self defense. if you are the one who actually instigated the