computers,enerally, they are probably the most advanced of any company.t doesn't surprise us as you said earlier, we have been worn by the supply chain for three or four months now that things were not looking good throughout the world and especially in china. not surprise us to see this stock settling out in late december. >> how much will china have on tesla and not just economic slowdown but the fact that there are so many local viable's in the chinese market for this >> we think tesla is at a much earlier stage. we do not expect much of an impact for them. they have huge demand in europe there just now starting to feet. think china will reverse from being negative to a big positive by the end of next year because they are cutting relentlessly.es they started last may. i don't think the market understands that. china will turn it around. brand if we get this under its way.it could be in >> thank you so much for that. the ceo and cio at ark invest. coming up, the end surges against the dollar. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> breaking news at the moment. nancy p

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