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ed: we have been waiting on this mechanism for a bit of time. our bloomberg intelligence etf analyst has a note out in response to your launch titled, cathie wood'sture fund, burdened by tough timing. let's start with the timing. it has been brutal for both public and private markets, of late. how do you get around that? brett: this is the perfect time. there's never been a better moment to start up a business. there's never been a better moment to put your risk capital into a venture product like this one and into innovation companies generally. so, we think that there is roughly a trillion dollars in market capital, to what we focus on, that is going to put more than 2 trillion items by 2030. there is incredible technological tailwind and play. when everyone is running for the exit, that is the time to be putting your capital to work. ed: let's talk about fees. typically, ark's existing etf's, have a fee of 75 basis points. this case it is a fee of 2.75%, that seems high. why is it set to that level? brett: think about the conveyor belt products you can get if you are investing in venture, where you are paying 2% management fee, plus 20% carry.

ed? no! a little. only from xfinity. unbeatable internet made to do anything so you can do anything. >> pravin varughese had been found dead in the heart of the woodsce suspected he'd gotten lost any drunken days and succumbed to the cold. his mother thought something far more sinister had happened. especially after reading the report of her own pathologist. he believed pravin had suffered blunt force trauma to the head. blunt force trauma? >> yes. >> lovely wasn't alone in her suspicions. >> we've had a situation in southern illinois that has been kind of disturbing. >> the same weekend, pravin's family and friends gathered for his funeral in chicago, was monica zukas on the radio 300 miles away, asking questions about his death. >> we have what we believe to be a healthy 19 year old, found dead in the woods. >> during her show, a mourner, who'd brain at pravin's open casket week, st. monica attests. >> i just got a text message from a dear friend of pravin. i went to pravin's the cetacean. his face looks like he was beat, bad. >> someone told lovely about's show. >> when i was listening to her, i'm like, boy, there is another mother that's asking

ed. i think we will see the cpi decline. i think the inflation numbers are at a peak, and i think we might see a decline. now that doesn't necessarily mean we're out of the woodsecause keep in mind, stuart. we are, we still have insanely- high inflation. stuart: but it would still be 6% or 7%, you think for the rest of this year? >> yeah, i think if you eliminate food and energy prices , i think we're going to see a 6% and 7%. i think we're going to continue to see massive fluctuations in energy prices, unpredictable, in a lot of ways, and then what we're going to have to decide is how much of this inflation is going to end and how much of it is going to persist in the future. stuart: i'm interested in whether we get a rally in stocks towards the end of this year, and judging between by what you're saying, you think we are going to see a rally. >> well, stuart, what i see is that so much of this market is determined on what jerome powell is going to do and what the fed is going to do. now we have the fed meet on september 20 and 21 where they're going to decide whether to raise interest rates 75 basis points. now, last week, we had a big rally and i think a lo