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we're waiting on the latest information on the buybacks it goes to yashimot at goto.e's the finance chief. it's a change at soft bank. but dani, we've got to talk about the overall valuation of risk. jules has taken us through the entire china sweep. the question is it's a bit like the secret scene from the fed, isn't it? how big a move will they make? how will they recalibrate the opening. dani: another common thing this has with what happened yesterday with c.p.i., it's just been a long buildup of onesided bets. be it china lock downs some of when these items come out there, they're very one-side trade. and you all of a sudden you get this burst to the other side and some huge superlatives to a company then. >> absolutely, if you look across assets. what you've got as to what extent have the birds vanquished. some people want to get out to a pivot party. i would say fast more of a recalibration party. some of the superlatives are pretty monstrous. you've got cable up 3.3% in terms of yesterday's move. one of the biggest moves since the 1980's and in terms of the res

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chances are they won't be able e goto and they will need to tae control of inflation. >> mike: there is also concern about the possibility of a rail strike.st fromri reuters, joe biden says administration is engaged inbi talks to avert the railroadra strikeil, the president declined to provide detailsprov on how te talks were going because it wase "the middle ofgo negotiations, y team has been in touch with allm the parties and in a room with the parties and i have not directly engaged yet because they are still talking. how devastating would a rail strike be before christmas? >> extremely devastating.de yovau are going to get at leasta billion dollars the first weekrt of hurt and people don't realize not just the retail product fors thanksgiving, there's a lot of ethanol transported in the car is too it's another big thing that hurts everybody. e agriculture, all the products -- is that the strikeo continues day after day and the food spoils of the hertz becomes even bigger. the amount of loss to the economy is huge. i don't think we are going to have a strike, i think it's too big

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and he may remind them thatit's maybe it's time to goto go back to the republicans yet again. i thgink the s what we're goin to see. and going i second the motion tt ari had to say and i think he may be spot on . >> i hope ari is ari, if you'reo right, you're going to get g the gold star. >> you get the last word. well , the other thing about president obama, because i just can't resist. he was remember, he endorsed hillaryd when he was a sittindig work president . and how did that work? out.out? gh so he was at the height of his power and incumbent in office. he played an active role campaigning for and hoping for hillary clinton and donald trump won. so, you know, endorsements really don't mean much in the modern political era. what matters areitical the fundamentals. that's the economy. erathat's crime, that's inflato and it's the wave waveit is election. thway thatare rare. but when they hit, they're big. and that's what we're heading into. i think we are, too.are i hope we're all right.when w all right. thank you all. when we come back , we'll a look at some of these impo

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matt kelly:i talked with my wife about like there's a reallystrong feeling that this can goto $1,000 we'd havelike over $2 million. $1 million doesn't seemenough for me anymore, right? the psychological impactthat this amount of money has, you see moneyin a different way. so i hold. i set my limit sellon all my accounts to $800. wednesday nightis the first night i went to sleep inlike fucking weeks. i don't think much is going to happenon thursday. fucking i was wrong. [music playing] woman: so i'm at the gym,naturally-- all my stories. and this is beforethe 9:30 market opens. this is a thursday. and my portfolio is set. it's cute.so i'm looking at it, and every single numberis popping, popping, popping. and isee gamestop hit-- i think it was like $467,$497, something like that. i'm going in there. i'm like, oh, maybe i'llbuy one more amc. it's like, i'm sorry. you already have a certainamount. you can't buy more. and all of asudden you see a doom. and i'm just like,what the fuck? - we're seeing reportsthat robinhood is restricting purchasesof some of these stocks, including gamestop

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