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been in your place, hoarded the records show that the had been 181 deaths left in a general yoga. etsy has appealed to the u. s. president. donald trump 200 named advocacy groups and different humanitarian organizations in the west that has received no response. ah, there are also many questions concerning biological labs in ukraine. there are at least 13. there are 3 involve 3 in key of and others in odessa, vin itself, which garad her son to no pill. and hark of, ultimately, if there was a conflict or a war with russia, ukraine would be among the 1st ah, platforms to initiate hostilities through local residents have reported unusual infection outbreaks near american labs. one example is a facility near cove social activists, l game a say if the worked in harker when the lamb opened complaint several times to ukrainian authorities at the request of local residence, credit cosco. blessed if bullet stanley, which is soonest whiskey jimmy agree button. org with at the quick magic godsig reba. i got to read below jeanette part of the reason imogene merrill at new money . no g as the other

all 3 attacks were carried out by the so called islamic state in mile that chris del jovan etsy, helped others to get out of the metro dividend. and i saw a young girl through the smoke a silhouette who came out of the carriage, who collapsed, who was injured, really badly. live home and there were people standing still alive, her. they all keys tear. jo. annette is still has hearing problems, but she survived. unlike 32 others from all over the world, among them sabrina ismael fossil who was only 24 when she died. her father hussein says she was following her dream by training to become a nurse. visiting her daughter's grave can sometimes be very challenging. grandma i picked for a bit more than 4 years. i was very, very strong for my wife for my 2 other children. but then it was plunged into a depression myself, especially last year because i no longer had the power to hold everyone else out of pocket one. seeing observe college his test helped him, but not as much as the person who reminds him most of sabrina casualties. i'm always very, very happy to see her son. he's a present that

this path for peace, the you strongly condemned the illegal referenda in lieu hans cares on and don't etsy, which are in violation of ukraine's independence sovereignty and territorial integrity . and in blatant breach of international law, results of such actions will be null and void sham referendums have no legitimacy and do not change the nature of russia's war of aggression against ukraine. the international community must condemn this blatant violation of international law and step up support for ukraine. leaders of these western countries shoved their policies cooked up by cat technocrats in brussels down the throats of european citizens. so it's hardly surprising that they be against the notion of self determination. they're crushing the democratic legitimacy of any referendum in those territories. and that's pretty rich coming from the same people who brag about censoring media in their own countries. citing a need to control information flow particularity during election periods and go other their way to smear populous candidates running for office in their own countries. so that

it allows people to monetize that a little bit like etsy did in the u.s.g small businesses to monetize their craft. tom: carolina brochado, partner, eqt partners, thank you very much, on the back of raising $2.2 billion for the largest growth fund in europe. francine: coming up, the pound under pressure, 30 years from the day from -- we discussed what lies ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open, 54 minutes into the european trading day. a lot going on in sterling. european stocks down 1.2% with the dax taking the brunt of that, 1.8% lower. tom: the u.s. dollar bloomberg index up, and the pound is the standout. the biggest drop, the lowest level since 1985, down 0.9%. this makes the inflation problem that much more problematic. the aussie dollar falling sharply. there is the pound down 0.9% three decades on from black wednesday. the markets suggesting you can get the parity with the u.s. dollar with all the challenges facing this economy. francine: the other story is german oil refineries nearing a decision to take over unipe r. that

etsy opposite of what they are signaling. if you want to keep things tight, you have to keep bond yields high. all of these things could work against that. on the other hand, one of the number one reasons i'm hearing why they could and should do something more aggressive is either that or restore their credibility. now it is terrible, so that's the number one thing on the list. consumers are still spending, so you've got to move because good times at the economy hard because they can afford it. now it opens the door to a smaller hike in november. they need to cut inflation expectations and this would send a strong signal. at the last meeting at the press conference, jay powell was asked, they did a 75 basis point hike and he was asked about a bigger hike and he said they would not hesitate to make a larger move if we were to conclude it was appropriate. that was a strong leaving the door open. the chart you just showed, a lot of the big firms have been raising the terminal rate. goldman just raised theirs from 375 24 and a qu

i had silverman on from etsy all of these companies -- paypal is making a lot of money but when you get company like square, don't you start thinking, wait a second, they've got to start making money and even when they do make money you have a 78 multiple on net shear. if you think that multiples are going to shrink, that's where the problems are square, block, whatever you want to call it, is $41 billion in market cap no i want that -- i want a lower market cap because i'm not getting paid i'm not getting a dividend, i'm worried about buy now pay later if the fed keeps raising the buy now pay later all they ever say is don't worry about us when everyone says don't worry about you the first thing you do is worry i am worried about buy now pay later. >> i wonder, too, one thing about square yesterday was during the twitter offensively blower hearing at senate judiciary, talking about safety faults in his view at twitter, whether or not that could have been extrapolated to jack's other venture at block >> makes sense >> yeah. >> how active is jack there? rita, fabulous ceo, is he running

lgbtq inspired t-shirt company has moved from their etsy shop to store racks. >> we want our communityoves everything. and i think that's the whole reason why target even started the mascot connection because they wanted to engage that audience. they want it all latinos to feel represented when they walk into a target. >> t-shirts tote bags, jewelry, have they can already be found in target stores. so definitely go ahead and check them out. very cool. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 8. we're going to be back. >> with more news on kron, 4 news at 9 in just a few minutes. stick with us. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at known. >> right now at 9, some much needed rain is on its way to the bay area. >> but will it be too much? hopefully not. thanks for joining us here tonight. i'm noelle bellow. dan thorn has the night off forecast earlier this week predicted some pretty light showers but kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here to tell us that more rain is actually on the way everything. yes, especially for those of you in our nor

. >> stephen: you bought a horse on etsy! from zappos! free delivery?corona. i rode her a little. i walked on her. great, perfect. she's cheap. she's pretty. she's mine. >> stephen: sure. >> i got cash from the a.t.m. i literally give it to this woman. it was a big rush. >> stephen: that's a cheap horse. you got cash from an a.t.m.with the do you take quarters? can i pay you in camel cash." >> she was nay rush to sell this horse because there was a high demand for her. >> stephen: yes, when something is of high demand you're really eager to get rid of it for a really low price. that's how economics works. go ahead. yes, go ahead. she certainly is beautiful. >> it made a whole lot of sense. anyway, i got her back to the barn. she was crazy. i think they drugged her when i met her. it was just-- yeah. >> stephen: you had a drugged horse? >> no, no, it had worn off by the time she got to the barn so she was off the walls. >> stephen: a wild horse. >> i don't think she had been ridden much. >> stephen: what's the relationship like? >> we've grown. we've rea

. > >> etsy sellers have formed indy formed indy sellers guild effectively functioning as a union.y have felt frustration doing business including a lack of support, rising transaction fees. the guild launches on sepr 5. those are your money watch h. > >> let's go to jessica and talkt this heat. when will we really feel it? >> i think for friends in the id areas, you will be feeling this as early as this afternoon. daye highs will be very hot not only today and really into the next couple days of the forecast. its meteorological fall already. it is the first day of september. t you need to be dressing for sumr for the next couple days. natiol weather service issuing excessie heat warning for highlighted zones and counties in pink. alog the coast, notice they're highld in red. that's excessive heat w. in the next hours, they could ue it and i think they might. the numbers speak for themselves. we for themselves. we are not breaking records but we are getting close. concord is getting to 105 as early as saturday. last time we saw this was 2017 where we got to 106. wl work backwards a

it'll paula as her particularly little meal is ain't etsy most come at a villa to be news, re, le moisture look. and he is a be some moly public trade. ah ah. but that often is a big show. your daughter is what does anybody on that look up? the thought, but that was what was going to change the cause of death, a couple of things to look up or what does any be chuck? because i thought i was trying to go to know what to work on. a couple of thoughts what, what does any been thought in a couple couple of causes. a big population love to jump on the go through trying to track your shipment or in a fairly big oh no problem. because you know what, disney georgia is there to be like covers all octave in a truck. you know, couples up, it'll trace me safety the me need absolute will be. and then usually some sort intellect on me are not going to present to the videos makes you have to talk with much audio. most of blood, not audition, drug screen reacting to him. i give him a neither him. chloe jail. it's pretty busy. you got equation book to have ah, fini, lumberman on. and fin with the same at th

netflix and uber, etsy and trade desk up 24% since the middle of summer, since july 1st dramatically why is netflix up? a real catalyst ahead of it in terms of a new ad supported business, why is uber up they just turned the corner on profitability. i do think even in this market fundamentals matter and if you're willing to look out 12 months we'll look back and say i should have stuck in and bought, stayed in or started to accumulate some of the best fundamental stories. mega cap has those, the amazons, the googles and maybe even a facebook the risk/reward is attractive. some of the names i still like and would consider and still would be buyers of >> when it comes to google, to alphabet, it did kind of break below its june low it's certainly looking cheap relative to its own history and even to the market, if i you adjust for cash. is it macro concerns when it comes to the why of the underperformance >> this is meta? facebook >> i'm sorry, for google >> i think google has a little bit of a tougher angle two things you want to think about, they were a major beneficiary of the apple

with exposure to the uk according to goldman sachs mining with 69% revenue generated there, ebay and etsyxposure to the uk the weaker currency pressuring uk equities, not so much the ftse that tracks nationals, but the ftse 250 which tracks the domestic companies that tells the story you'll see nearly 20% so far this year. the euro certainly challenged by all of this trading at a 20-year low against the u.s. dollar as we await the european central bank to make a decision on interest rates this thursday the expectation is 50 to 75 >> the euro parody to the dollar makes it easy traveling there. if it's $500 it's 500 euros basically. u.s. companies doing business in europe or in england or japan are bringing back fewer dollars for each transaction. >> this becomes a headwind for all of these multinationals. it really questions whether diversification makes sense in an environment where central banks are not on the same page. >> yeah. all right. falling dollar is better for multi nationals who want to get more dollars back when they bring them back. thanks for watching "power lunch". >> "clos

i i tell you what, i scored bigtime so far because right before june i loaded up on etsy and roblox,nd i did see it go across the tape. i tell my guy, call me every time we're up about 100%, so i don't get a lot of calls. [laughter] so many stocks are trading below their 50-day moving average. how do you go about -- you mentioned your five things from a macro point of view. from a more micro point of view, okay, let's take advantage of this sucker. how do you go about it -- of this circumstance. >> it's just about the consumer and how far the expectations for earnings actually come down and how many, you know, sort of inventory overloads they have and how much they have to discount that. that's really what comes into play. if you're looking for quality names, you're looking for strong balance sheets, those things are always going to thrive. and remember, even if we get, you know, bad news in the credit markets, the fed is going to pivot very quickly to protect the plumbing in the financial system. he may say i don't care about equity prices, i'm bringing inflation down, but he does c

. >> in europe, what about the language capabilities of jefferson etsy went through the different countrieswas he rather fluent in foreign languages? >> yeah, that is a great question. well he thought, he was a little more fluent than he was. he loved languages and he loved french. he had a real problem speaking french with conversational french when he got there. so he read it fluently but he had trouble making himself be understood. so he would sometimes use an interpreter or a translator for his written documents. but he works very well in french. he knew latin and greet. he wrote that he taught himself spanish by reading don quixote on the ocean, on the ship right over. i don't know if you can completely learn spanish to that book, but it is a great start. and he tried spanish. in fact you told young americans i would ask for advice, he definitely pointed them in the direction of spanish knowing that this was going to be a very important language for our country. so he did pretty well over well overall getting around. i think he went into trouble was when he went to germany all this and

money right now, so of course, they are going on to marketplaces like portfolios, like ebay, like etsy, like they like to sell but they also want to buy stuff at a better price, and with supply chain problems maybe they can't find new stuff in stores so they are also going on these platforms to sell. so while some of those tech names are a little bit frothy and aren't necessarily profitable, i think it's really easy to say that those aren't companies that are going to go away and those are companies that are probably going to have a very nice quarter through the holiday season. charles: i tell you what the so far you've been right. sarah thank you very much appreciate it and of course folks at home, love to hear from you when there's a comment about the show, a question, anything for me, for our experts you can always tweet me at cv payne. a lot of you responded my take away yesterday with congress and the sec, now looking at for american people, the could russian is no longer being hidden, wall street has that you can't touch us attitude. i will continue to fight. i say keep fighting

etsy.t about 50% this year, but you're optimistic tell me the story. >> yes, this is a niche commerce play and e-commerce has just been battered as a stock sector for the first, you know, nine months of this year. we think there's a recovery play , as people get back to purchasing online. this is a company with a really nice competitive position, and its been a significantly and consistently profitable name for sometime, as sentiment shift s on e-commerce, etsy should benefit. stuart: you've got it all in, mark. that's pretty good. you should be a professional tv broadcaster because you've got it all in. excellent. mark mahaney, everyone, thank you very much indeed, sir appreciate it. >> good to see you again. stuart: yes, you too. i've got 20 seconds to the opening of this market. we're going to see some green right from the opening bell right now we're looking at a gain of maybe 180 for the dow, and somewhere in the region of 100 points for the nasdaq, so we've got, look, futures look to

nike, tesla, paypal, etsy. 'lta about the eagles last night with jim after a break our internet isn't ideal... my dad made the brilliant move to get us t-mobile home internet. oh... but everybody's online during the day so we lose speeds. we've become... ...nocturnal. well... i'm up. c'mon kids. this. sucks. well if you just switch maybe you don't have to be vampires. whoa... okay, yikes. oh sorry, i wasn't thinking. we don't really use the v word. that's kind of insensitive. we prefer day-adjacent. i'll go man-pire. >>> spac king unwinding two of his spacs. he brought many companies public through that vehicle one of the main forces behind sort of the broad embrace in the capital markets we saw some two years ago and the speculation that followed, as many of our viewers may know, given how often we've talked about it, you usually buy the shares of a spac that goes $10 per share. the spac or the sponsor has roughly two years to find a deal in which you get an opportunity as a shareholder to essentially vote on

e today and they think that's going to matter as a negative and positive piece today about disney etsyby the way, i had josh silverman on they have -- i don't know if you caught their ads in the nfl? those ads are very powerful and they're working. and they're bringing in business and yeah, it's important to know nfl ads, by the way, i keep hearing over and over again, i'm not shilling, are working. because the numbers are up so much for the nfl >> we talked about that yesterday. you're right about the new disney plus chief, but jessica does trim back down to 127 or so on disney. around 143 or so >> my travel trust owns it sometimes i feel like an idiot about it, and then i come back and i think, what is -- if you're looking for brands, what's a better brand? >> there isn't one >> thank you >> it's ubiquitous, one of the greatest brands of all time. it's not helping its stock, though, is it? >> no, it's trading like canopy growth not as good a brand. >> yeah. >> jim, this morning, bank of america, who's been bearish for a while, says we're tactical bears. they say, short the twos they

caesars, darden, etsy and penn entertainment. >>> the fed chair said yesterday the housing market isrices already coming down. he called that a good thing. what will it really mean, though, for consumers still in the market to buy a home our diana olick has more on that today. hi. >> hi, carl. first and foremost, we need to understand that we already had a housing shortage before the pandemic as the largest generation was aging into home buying years and home building was still weak after the great recession. then came the pandemic and government-induced record low mortgage rates both the pandemic and those rates really drove fast home buying demand and home prices shot up more than 40% in just two years. suddenly now, rates more than double in a matter of months and home builders and sellers pull back, leaving us with still very low supply so, what does that mean for affordability? the monthly payment, which really decides if you can buy a home take a look historically at the share of your income used for a monthly payment. it tracked right along with interest rates historically unt

etsy mummy exhibited in archaeological museum of the italian city of the fighter.ly documentaries like this was this day in history. this is a non-marconian family, where every day there are arguments about what they will watch today. let's take a look at them and find out how they deal with it . quietly someone is in favor of watching cartoons tomorrow today we watch 4 minutes of news, then a series 3 minutes before advertising, where no one ever swears. after all, each of them has an application to watch hands that you can watch anywhere on anything. and most importantly, whatever. at i also have a look. it's always interesting how it all starts. now everyone will see the producers of good things want and most importantly. but it's best to check. listen, and nato unanimously speaks about the need to prepare for a long war with russia and there can be no long war with russia, nato has a long war with the united states and the whole world is in ruins. how many flew so much and the war, so you need to understand what they call war. otherwise, it somehow all sounds v

started with 2 women and $200 back in 2016 and now they are moving their t-shirts from their online etsyt's the whole reason why target even started the mascot connection. because they wanted to engage that audience. they want it all latinos to feel represented when they walk into a target. >> the t-shirts, jewelry and hats can now be found in stores nationwide. congrats to them and we are. he's celebrating hispanic heritage all month on kron 4 and there's an entire section on our web site dedicated to this. all you have to do is scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you directly to kron 4 dot com and that section of our website. >> been tracking radar all this morning. a nice little juicy line is you can see from barca, darrell all the way along the east bay shoreline we're going some moderate rain showers with already a saturated atmosphere. finally, more to come. however, although it's going to be quite spotty and eyes out for some thunder showers all the way about wednesday to kron. 4 morning news continues. ♪ ♪ this is how it feels to du more with less asthma... ...thanks to