lot of follow to talk about and joining us now to do so, it's blue bus, co host spend swan and christy i, ben, i want to start with you so far. it appears this was not a hack attack, but instead it was a technical problem. what exactly happened from what we know? well, we're not exactly sure what facebook says. it's a faulty configuration change, which essentially means that somewhere in their systems are right, they were no longer able to get their servers to communicate with their domain name system, their dns system. what's, what's bizarre about that claim though, is that essentially what they're saying is that not only were they unable to make that connection, but that somehow it was affecting facebook and instagram and messenger and what's at all at the same time. employees at at least one of the campuses in california, their, their key swiping cards did not work, their key fobs so they couldn't get into the building. they couldn't access the building, which is also bizarre, right? why would you not be able to access the building? if you're, if your d n s service is down, so that makes n

and christy i, ben, let's start with you here. so what about this plan to use the national guard? i mean, is this something new and profound? do you think it will happen? and of course, would it help relieve some of the supply chain issues? well, that's, and i think at this point, so many people are thinking, anything's better than what we have right now. right? but the truth is the national guard plan is actually not a good plan at all and it wouldn't really work. it would simply be done for optics if anything. and the reason for that.

depth on what is happening with the supply chain ball next with boom, best co host bend swan and christy i. ben, let's start with you here. so what about this plan to use the national guard? i mean, is this something new and profound? you think it will happen? and of course, would it help relieve some of the supply chain issues? well, that's, and i think at this point, so many people are thinking, anything's better than what we have right now. right? but the truth is the national guard plan is actually not a good plan at all, and it wouldn't really work. it would simply be done for optics if anything. and the reason for that is consider the fact that number one, when we're talking about all of these shipping containers that are at the port of long beach in the port of los angeles. right. and there's some, 2000000 of them that are in the ocean offshore, waiting to bring those those, you know, shipping containers into the port. the problem is getting those products out of the port requires truck drivers. so the, by the ministration says that we use national guard, but there's a national guard are

it's now discuss our boom bus, cohost bend swan and christy i. now ben, 1st of all, i want to say, i'm not suggesting anybody download that. i'm just saying that it is available. but 1st, let's start with just how a site like twitch, owned by amazon, visited by i assume you know, millions to billions of people. how was it so vulnerable? yeah, i think that's the, that's the big question is around says look at that 120 a gig torrent file that sitting there. i'm not even sure how interesting it would be a much a why anyone would download it. it's not like it has credit card information on it that you could steal. it does have payouts of earnings, of, of twitch no gamers, if that interests you and you want to know how much they make, i guess. but here's was really interesting about that. so apparently it was some kind of internal server configuration change that was taking place, which is kind of interesting because it's similar to what happened to facebook when they went down on october 4th. they also had a configuration change for their servers. in faceboo

market cap. joining us to dig deeper into tesla, massive growth, our boom bus, co host, christy, and ben swat, christy, i want to start with you on that. obviously the hurt feel is huge. but just how huge is it for both tesla and hertz? i mean, it's a big deal and i feel like it's more of a big mess rather than anything affecting the bottom line of tesla because this order doesn't really change much for tessa. it's basically just increasing it's already big backlog. ordered by few months and a $100000.00 more vehicles tend to won't be able to produce or deliver more cars after because production is still very constrained. so the 1st news is possible because the signal, the change in the auto industry, not just because of the actual order itself, which is pretty standard. it will encourage more rental companies and other large menu managers to secure more e. d ordered and enable more people to try to the vehicle when they get a rental, which will then help to convert those 2 additional sales per ton. so at the same time purchase awesome launching and marketing him pain. featuring tom brady around the inte

so let's break it all down with boom bus, co host ben swan and christy, i bet i want to start with you. one of the most pressing issues, certainly among european countries and china is the ongoing energy crisis. how are the leaders dealing with it? well, i think right now they're kind of coming with had in hand, asking the biggest producers in opec plus, specifically saudi arabia and russia. let's face it of the 2 really driving forces here. opec, saudi arabia determines exactly what opec does. russia decides what opec plus does, and so both of those countries will be represented by the way, at this g 20 summit, though, uh both china and russia are attending remotely. but what's interesting about this is right now you have this kind of energy need desperate energy need. prices for energy in europe of quadrupled and quinn toppled depending on which country we're talking about. that is an incredible number to go up in just one year. so what they're dealing with there is absolutely for lack of a better term, savage. right there, the people there are trying to deal with this lack of energy

so joining us now to discuss our boom bus, co host, ben, and christy i. christy, it will it start with you here? so how have sites like robin hood so dramatically changed the face of retail investment? yeah, the rise of retail has really force wall street to take notice, especially after the catastrophic losses. they face when institutional got squeezed and started losing billions in names like game, stop and blackberry. so they are completely changed the landscape of investing, especially after blowing at some the biggest hedge funds like melvin capital, institutional they trade on fundamentals. they look at earnings, catalysts financials and global climate, and all that to determine price points of dames and their market cap to look for opportunities, but then retail, they rely more on sentiment and hype and to that end, it's a complete divergence from fundamentals because you look at a name like game, stop are an see, and any institutional would be like that's dead money. short it. but then all the retails bound together under their love of gamey and s

i am ben swan on boom bust because i feel like we've been saying that for a long time was christie. i think so much again, a global market. they're almost all in the green this week as investors reacted to the ongoing rally in energy prices as supplies run low. we start in russia where the mo, x is up, the index it a new record high this week, as the rubel saw its best performance against the dollar since july 2020 gains were led by the oil sector as prices at $85.00 per barrel on friday with brent crude futures hitting their highest point in 3 years over in china. the shanghai composite is in the red falling a rocky week that saw the index changing direction more than 10 times on thursday alone. in addition to credit growth falling below expectations, the latest data shows annual producer prices jumped 10.7 percent last month, marking the fastest increase in 26 years in hong kong. the hong saying is in the green despite seeing early losses in the week as the ongoing energy crunch spark concerns over the impact it will have on the global recovery tack. stocks also saw rebound to end

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