intuit shares popping up with better-than-expected quarterly earnings.ling us about the role they played in the success story. we will discuss that in more. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ caroline: intuit shares soaring after releasing quarterly earnings. feeding estimates by far. the platform makes lots of things. it expects revenue growth of 18 to 20%, up from 15 to 16% expectations. we have a key component of credit, and founder ceo. that part of the business seeing $418 million in revenue and analysts saying the strength of intuit's numbers were based upon in large part you. why are you making so much revenue at the moment? ken: thank you for having us. it really has a focus on solving consumer problems. credit karma has been in this space 13 years helping consumers find their credit scores and understand them. we have been very focused over the last five years on an important aspect of what that means. when most people are trying to understand their credit score, they want to understand what they are qualified for. we have built a product that solves an imp

have a look inside amazon and the dark secrets about your data >>> finally, don't miss the ceo of intuit. shares now up 85% for the year, john >> yeah, it's friday let's take a step back and start with the broader market for tech nasdaq, semis, growth names all continuing to hit all-time high after all-time high. when do you call the top just the latest high profile name to warn investors that a reckoning could be on the way. writing i find myself with more questions than answers that's probably a first for him. pointing to stock sales from elon musk and jeff bezos selling 15% of his stake in fintech and buying shares of clover health. yesterday it was john malone and bill ackman warning about bubbles and parallels to 1999. julia, always been good at asking questions, but he's also known for excitedly let's say promoting certain ideas. >> yes, i mean, he was king of the spacs or maybe he is still king of the spacs. i don't know maybe the spac market doesn't have a king any more he was all in and now we're in a different phase. the heat on spacs has slowed down and a divergence within the

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but not intuit intuit -- i use it at every single aspect of my life well, it doesn't make dinner creditma, david. inch i hope the booth gives us a 20-year chart there that is double the performance of either the s&p or the qqqs. i find their products are uniformly simple to use. >> i may look into that. there's an endorsement of long-term investing, right there. >> during that pertain tens of thousands of times >> how about -- >> yeah, look at apple maybe not today, but apple, how many times have people traded apple? >> i think that's helpful. obviously there you look at apple. oy gets it's gone pretty darn well there how about a 20-year of nokia. >> how about a five-year of intel verse amd? >> you're a big meanie in. >> now you're okay, now that you've met with gelsinger? >> i'm not that cheap of a date. you can't do that. >> all right look at that. >> >> he gave me an award. >> it was for thinking thinking big >> okay, i like it >> guys, we want to go back to retail we talked about macy's far-fetched is a name, because of this potential deal, but far fetch itself, i don't know if you'

intuit shares. before they started using twilio, they had three segments.s like 100 million consumers. they divided them into three segments people didn't read our emails and it wasn't that great using twilio, they diced that audience in and they can taylor that in for who you are, where you are. are you going to file taxes, high income person, first time filing taxes dial that in and when they did that their engagement was up 30%. >> they had a nice acceleration and i'm sure you're part of it. >> great example, right? >> one last thing. george hu, he's an exec i have it i said to jeff that was going to happen completely expected. i think the analysts gave you a raw deal by saying this was an unexpected thing george, i've known him for a long time. this was business as usual. >> george let me know a while ago that he thought his career was he wanted to move up to the bigger role. there's only one bigger role inside of twilio, that's me. george and i executed a very thoughtful execution plan to our chief revenue officer, mark boraditsky who's built the sales

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is blowing numbers away so i think a story like intuit compared to workday is way more exciting story consistency will -- is a good thing for workday and stock is a grinder but not a flier. >> you cover so many names across technology. we had another record close for the nasdaq growth has been front and center again this week. where do you see the best coverage you have buys across the board which one looks like the best opportunity? >> right now i think the market is going to large cap and the platform stories we talk act intuit, salesforce and adobe in software we like. we have amazon on the internet side we continue to believe numbers have been reset twice. there's concern about e-commerce growth decelerating. so we like amazon given the underperformance google is executing very well. snap is a long term story. snap is in a good spot and the market gravitating to names that are working and going to large cap. i think the common theme is off by a little bit you are hurt on the stocks and i have never seen in a long time the magnitude of the moves so severe so i think we see on the t

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intuit has been doing it a lot longer and is probably more ubiquitous than square.bigger companies using that technology and what it offers. but they make it seamless and it saves a lot of money but they have been doing this behind-the-scenes the other big guys microsoft, apple. they get all the attention but it is interesting that technology even in the face of inflation and interest rates that could go a lot higher is absorbing the body blows quite nicely. >> in the case of apple is a catch up you think it's an apple car news that we've been hearing about for seven years. i think apple has underperformed and you see google go up by 70, 80%. neil: you look at nvidia and all the other stuff. >> why don't accounts ever do their own taxes. >> are smart enough to know that there's always somebody smarter than us. neil: i would like to see mitch doing all of that himself. >> i would pull out a pencil in and atticus, it would be ugly. neil: a lot more coming up the dow down 300 points, technology in a different story oil so i did a little bit pre-there is a cost purpose

is they tied to intuition or, or is it something that we can learn to detect? look, i think it begins festival by understanding your own story. all of us have a very distinctive story. we were born in a certain family in a certain context. there are certain emotions and a lot of the time we forget it. we cannot remember very much before our 5th or 8th or 10th birthday. and where we've come from is not very clear to us. and this has a really difficult impact on us politically, around relationships because you know, the way in which we love, as adults is always built on a structure that was created 1st and childhood. so without understanding your childhood relationships, it becomes very hard to understand your adult relationships. and that's why it's incredibly important to be able to have a basic understanding of what motivates you as an emotional being before you cause too much damage in the relationships that you having as an adult. so you have also a lot of love and you said love is a skill, not an enthusiasm that are currenty of love is a leftover from 1900

doesn't nit humanity anymore, and there's just smarter they can develop their own, saw an artificial intuition, so they get rid of humans to think something like that is remotely possible in the future. there are about half a dozen series scenarios about the developing. so artificial intelligence on the all i wrote down is only one, which i'm deeply convinced can happen. because there is one important thing about it at the moment, ah, there are more or less only specialized artificial intelligences, which means systems which can play chess or go or steer an autonomous car or, or analyze, or medical data and help us. which is stunning. of course, but are such an an a i, which is it's very good in detecting a cancer cells better than any doctor could do is are not able to realize the difference between the car and the dog so that they're really not dangerous. did you, we don't have to be afraid that such an artificial intelligence has the will to overtake mankind as we are talking about are the strong artificial intelligence, which has got a whole sense making picture of the universe and every d