adam jonas making an interesting point on chesler.ght have a demand issue, 22,000 cars in the summertime, 22,000 cars were not sold. elon musk, the demand for for the cars they make are not the case anymore, it still needs another $3 billion in chesler stock to fund twitter buyouts. stuart: that is news, you can't sell what they produced, that is news to me. susan: william jonas made a point on that. stuart: i would have thought oil stocks were doing well. what are they doing? susan: the outperformance of the s&p, the complex with opec plus 2 million barrel daily cut drawdown in food stock piles, schlumberger, exxon, apache and philips, the average selling price for chesler is part of that report that i found fascinating, average price for chesler $60,000 so quite a premium. at the point you raise prices there will be a demand for electric cars. stuart: great stuff. the u.s. army missed its recruitment goal by 15,000 soldiers this year, the military is losing 20,000 servicemembers because of the vaccine mandate, national security coun

get to something less boring like chesler.se are uk government bonds, the original certificates had gold colored edges, almost a fun fact and there was a corresponding run up, the uk government debt was yielding more than debt increases in italy, that's not where you want to be in the uk, high yields in the mortgage market, did appear to threaten pension funds which would have been a disaster. they suppress yields. the uk is raising rates to fight inflation and suppressing rates to prevent panic. difficult to call a winner when someone is arm wrestling themselves, the reason you should care, we went through a decade where investors didn't care about -- this guilt panic is related by a plan for the uk government to have a big tax cut without detailing what the spending cuts would be. if we are entering an era where investors care about deficits, could be the end of endless easy money and that was supported for risk assets like tesla. could be a difficult period ahead. jack: this was a record setter, rarely has someone only been

a lot of growth stocks were up and looking at individual microsoft, alphabet, chesler, 3 examples of what has been a trend today, hit 52-week lows during the session. a hit new low and look at how it turned around so that the sign you see investors buying a dip, putting in some sort of bottom ahead of ourselves on that. we are talking about this tomorrow and ahead of that jpmorgan and wells fargo, up by 11, 5% in the case of jpmorgan, with more lending with rates going up and risk associated with a slowing economy so a balance of the two focused on anything to see if the bank continues tomorrow. neil: i am always curious, how do you prepare your family, obviously you have taken some hits. how do you tell your kids we have to tighten the belt? >> years ago you said you cut your kids off completely and that was the way to do it. neil: one off of the other. connell: that is kind of interesting because i have been looking for that, at least one of them is preparing to enter the workforce. may be suggest grad school but it is interesting because it is different, a different economy than i

word is he needs to sell $2 billion more of his chesler stock to finance the twitter deal but you saw the numbers last night, yesterday, their deliveries are not up to par with what wall street expects. this removes all obstacles. there's a lot of drama, go back to square one. stuart: back to the original deal, nothing that looks like a release deal. we shall see. lauren: he is yet to tweet about it. he puts stuff out on twitter as ways of communicating but this is surprising a lot of people. most people you spoke to, there will be a deal but it is not a 5420. if he really did propose this at the original price i don't know. neil: the entire technology sector down 30%, a different environment but didn't change the overall price. we are watching closely. connell mcshane, the dow continues to advance as it did yesterday. that would be a special event because we see one day's big gains. >> to be up 700 again, the whole twitter drama, this was happening anyway and you were talking about this, our mutual friend goldilocks, bad news is good news but just about right news for the market righ