brokerage companies in the sense of good ethics, now we have a wide range of companies investment holdings brokerage, sabedgadarn company, in general, financial service companies, credit production companies, capital supply and other financial institutions , as well as in the field of our publishers, the number of acceptance of publishers has increased greatly, and also a range of different industries are present. the capital market in the capital market is actually effective and kara is in an economy that can be a real representative of this country's economy. when this happens, we can play a real role in the economy with the amount and volume of the industries , without being in the capital market. too much during these years, it can be said that we are currently in a very good position in terms of quantitative and qualitative development , we are talking about the interests of investors as the main member of this market, but my colleagues will prepare a report in relation to each other . while islamic iran is celebrating its 44th year of victory, the capital market, like many different economic,

and secondly, given that we pay 4.08% on idle cash in our brokerage accounts many customers find that a better alternative to holdingck especially when the market is at the point where many people think it's amazing, but it may not go much higher from here on. that is certainly a better alter alternative. >> so how would you characterize that behavior of the professional investor moving away from holding and/or trading stocks to playing options? are they speculating on price movements or are they really investing? what are they doing? >> basically, investing is speculating on price movement. >> that's what i thought >> the only question is how long of a time horizon you're looking at, right? with options you can go out a year or two, so you can do the same thing with optionses ar as you do with stocks it's basically not very diff different. and as i said, the risk-return is much better because with vertical spreads you can drastically increase the amount of capital you have to put at risk and still benefit from a move in the market that goes in the direction that you expected. >> very interesting. thomas, always goo

holdings. host: let's hear from stephen, alexandria, virginia. caller: thanks for raising this issue. i come from the financial services industry. i spent 15 years as a financial service employee for an individual brokerage. we operated -- two points -- we operated under very strict controls. we were not permitted to do any trading that was equivalent to what we were suggesting or what our clientele was doing, so we were actually being monitored by our employer to make sure that if my client x holds a certain stock, i did not do the same thing or anything like it. there were very strict controls. i think those controls should be imposed upon our government workers. the second thing is that we were, as employees, compensated, rewarded, merited by our ability to achieve certain metrics. i thing to the government should -- i think the government should also operate that way. is the budget passed on time? if we impose those roles on our government workers, we would have a much more functional system. host: dave levinthal? guest: i spoke with representative abigail spanberger from virginia a couple weeks ago and we published an interview with her on this topic. a point she has made and others who would like t

brokerages and banks and we are seeing asset managers pushback. big tech earnings thick and fast. and mixed reaction. well, they are all lower after hours. for the nasdaq rally holdis is bloomberg. ♪ these days, our households depend on the internet more and more. families grow, houses get smarter, and our demands on the internet increase. that's why we just boosted speeds for over 20 million xfinity customers, on us. so you get more of the speed you need for day and night streaming. more speed you need when you're work from homeing. and more speed you need as your family keeps growing. check in on your current speed through the xfinity app or upgrade to the speed that's right for you today. caroline: let's get you up to speed with after hours earnings reactions. we have so many. let's start with apple. coming out with the fact it has been suffering because of the macro economy is sluggish. supply chain issues are perhaps preventing some of the phone sales they wanted to see. a blend currency effects as well but overall they are talking up the fact services are growing faster than expected. down 3.7% after hours. apple up by 3.5% -- off by 3.5% after hours. these

holdings. host: let's hear from stephen, alexandria, virginia. caller: thanks for raising this issue. i come from the financial services industry. i spent 15 years as a financial service employee for an individual brokeraged -- two points -- we operated under very strict controls. we were not permitted to do any trading that was equivalent to what we were suggesting or what our clientele was doing, so we were actually being monitored by our employer to make sure that if my client x holds a certain stock, i did not do the same thing or anything like it. there were very strict controls. i think those controls should be imposed upon our government workers. the second thing is that we were, as employees, compensated, rewarded, merited by our ability to achieve certain metrics. i thing to the government should -- i think the government should also operate that way. is the budget passed on time? if we impose those roles on our government workers, we would have a much more functional system. host: dave levinthal? guest: i spoke with representative abigail spanberger from virginia a couple weeks ago and we published an interview with her on this topic. a point she has made and others who would like to see greate