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it's owned now by intuit, run by him.hey believe his focus on small and medium-sized business at intuit will position paypal to fulfill its growth ambitions shareholde shareholders in the company, they haven't had a lot to cheer about for some time. the members of the board search committee tell me they met with roughly 20 investors as they conducted the search for paypal's new ceo that dud include elliott management as well, jesse cohen, who runs activision there. i'm told that firm had no role in the actual search and guys, you know, we all can see the mountain that paypal climbed. i think it hit a $350 billion market value shulman has been under pressure for some time and earlier this year did announce his intent to step down. he's a young guy, 46, not as current ceo, though does run about a 7,000-person division at intuit but will taking over a company with some almost 30,000 employees. >> this guy, i happen to like intuit they've come on the show the quickbooks division is a remarkable division for small business loo

let's go back to the intuit situation. do you think i can even recall what happened to caused each of those vicious swoons over the past 13 years? something went wrong with the company? did interest rates jump up as they did today did some rival product come? i have no idea all i know is there were plenty of days like today in the last 13 years and each one of them could have been a great moment to sell into it but only if you were able to get back in at a lower level. unfortunately, again, i think the vast maintain of you couldn't do it i know i couldn't. bottom line, i don't want you sacrificing huge potential gains like intuit on the altar of perceived safety because when you look back trying to sidestep these relatively small declines tends to give you worse returns than simply staying the course and riding out that rainstorm. let's go to peter in new york. peter. >> caller: hi, jim how are you doing? a big boo-yah from new york. >> thanks, peter what's going on? >> caller: we're big fans of yours. >> thank you >> call

>> intuit, this is another holding of ours. interesting situation here in intuit.t two stories really going on. if you're just taking a look at the stock's performance year the date you'd say it's been pretty positive, up more than 20% year to date, 35% off the interyear lows, so good performance there. but it's still -- probably 30% off of its all-time highs. interesting thing here, this is a company that's trading 34 times earnings. whether that is expensive or cheap depends a lot on how they manage to deliver over the course of the coming call it 12 to 18 months. why is that? because this is a company that has essentially doubled their eps over the course of the last two years. if you can keep up that growth rate, then it definitely justifies a turn of 34 times. the thing is, most of the street is expect them to hit margins of 28%, and those are companies that have not managed to achieve any other the course of the last ten years. good growth top line, better eps. the street is looking for big numbers. what is interesting to me, the options market is not implyin

and sometimes we listen more to our intuition. rather than to reason.l neptune well , imagine there are people who now have neptune moving in the direction of the sun. this does not mean that he passed yesterday today or a month ago, he can walk from two to three years in the sun, and he can bring such changes in life, after which you simply do not recognize a person in in the best possible sense of the word. he can bring amazing miracles a person can discover such things such joys such happiness and passion can come immersion in something amazing unique that you may not recognize this person and among them those who were born to a greater extent, somewhere around 15. march 15, well you can say that those who were born in the region of march 15. they have already felt it. these are those who were born on the 16th and on the seventeenth they are in full swing. now this state begins. it could be anything is something about, maybe you once dreamed, but it was so unrealizable that it would be strange to talk about it at all. and suddenly it is given to you

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and today you relied on intuition or were assigned, intuition knowledge, there was almost no knowledge nikita i am glad, of course, for nikita i am glad that we went through the first and second rounds very well and now, of course, i just like nikita, it is clear that we could become uh players of the fourth round. yes, it's a pity, but we are only students, a student of the eighth grade, so we have everything ahead of us natalya nikolaevna, maybe you liked some question very much. and you didn’t know something, you know , i want to say that i appreciate nikita’s reasoning when it’s painfully correct, because the questions of the first from the second round, probably, were about forces and actions and teachers. but in the third round, the children thought for a long time. unfortunately, the teachers thought for a long time, so all the questions third round. i really liked it, because they developed the horizons of children and added knowledge. what do we live a century, learn once again congratulations. there is no limit to perfection. thanks arina, there are no eyes in a wet place. we

honestly, i don’t know myself, well, intuition tells me that all this is interconnected, your intuition you order my grandfather to report about your intuition or sing it yourself? look, i sat in the library, rummaged through the press, and from there i found out that this is what maria was not only a talented singer, but also a highly paid artist, and in musical circles, her fees were considered sky-high and that, and the fact that after her death, journalists swelled a scandal where did these same fees in st. petersburg apartment. she never bought rented a house, the car didn’t work out, nothing turned out on bank accounts, so he sat on heroin, and he costs money, they grow together anyway. okay kohl i believe in your intuition. but don’t forget , this is a ram, well, who from the swamp relationship broke off can also be involved in the case, from him, just enough money to defuse the killers for the swamp. and the fact that he met with you and told about his life, then, that's exactly. something doesn't mean anything okay, i'm going to start with this noodles. and we'll see, swamp. yo

quick thing to think about with intuit, i was looking at the 500- 550 call spread. relate that to the nearly $500 share price and you ecognize that is about 3% of the current stock price. that is really the idea here. i'm risking less than that in the event that this thing can really catch some momentum and they deliver on this expectation and deliver the eps growth and margins a lot of people are expecting. >> when we look at the chart of intuit, it looks like the trend is heading in the right direction. what do you think? >> i'm here, sorry. i hit my mute button. here we go. identical charts, weekly bar charts. first, no lines, no drawings or judgment. what do we have? in the second iteration we have a well-defined line over the last year and we are in the middle of the hannel. another way, conversion trend lines. i like it going into the earnings. >> all right, brian, salesforce is also having a nice run. you are looking to keep your head in this cloud heard how are you going to do this? >> salesforce, think of it as more of the tech kind of name. but actually it

let's test your intuition. this moscow club is one of the moscow clubs.rything is fine with intuition, two steps ahead, cska defeated metallurg in magnitogorsk with a score of 4:3 in the final. in a series of difficulty. name the russian figure skater, whom i considered the favorite of the winter olympics, 2022 in beijing in women 's figure skating, but in the end took only fourth place, yes, they already said today. i'm afraid i forgot her last name. do you remember that there was a doping scandal with her? remember, yes, that's right. you say there was a doping scandal when they were on the team. yes, russia was on the team. and her name is? valieva kamila valieva absolutely right this is the correct answer. i congratulate you two steps forward. stanislav will continue two points question about the life of which famous american tennis players the film king richard was filmed, the leading actor will smith won the oscar in 2022 in the nomination of the best actor this film about the williams sisters absolutely right. this is a film about the williams sist

you can uh find that charlie the compensation with a different intuition. s a s. uh, what's a good s a deck east indies. uh cecilia not as uh, not as uh, uh, what you call it most as a the people of indonesia. so actually definitely one of the deadline. i know for nice the intuition independence i, i do want to talk to you about that because it talked about uh, a new generation of, uh, dodge, being curious about the colonial either. and then you talk about how the compensation has been given by adults quotes. i mean, they think together, what do we gather about the attitude in the netherlands to the colonial bost? is that a sense of apology? is that a sense that it was ok for the time? what is the, what is the impression you get yeah, i didn't uh, into that a lot of people are more be aware about their boss and a from the government of the land. establish a community that you know uh of what you call it. the baby attention to the, the content of having a huge body subject in school, but in some solid. so this is a problem being no public debate in or so public dis

can you talk about intuitive eating? oh, yeah. what is that.is where you eat food and you don't think about it very. oh my god. it's like you just you're like, i'm hungry. what am i hungry? i, i mean, i guess i do do that yet. like, look at that. yeah. all right yeah, i did it. no i would love to hear you talk about that. why is that it? you're more you might have more to say about that. okay, so intuitive eating for folks who are unfamiliar is a framework that comes out of eating disorder. recovery spaces. and the idea is that every diet you are ever on is like you're hungry, it's working. like it's all about sort of, disconnecting you from your own hunger and satiety cues and intuitive eating is about sort of restoring connection and being like, what do you feel hungry if you're not hungry? do you want eat because you're bored? that's okay. make decision actively like do what you want, right um, i would. this is a thing that comes up quite bit. in fact, activism spaces in the same way that body neutrality comes quite a bit. in fact, activism

and that is intuitively. this is the right move. right step is exactly the idea that arose in your head, parental, that here is some kind of insight click, that something needs to be done differently and you did absolutely right, because when children have their own financial resource, their brains are switched too. and they start to really understand what i can do. that's how i can do it like this and it seems that you no longer need what parents can finance , but you need to think about something more serious there, maybe put it in a piggy bank and so on, so the step is absolutely accurate and cool that you caught this right on time situation and did so. well, it is no coincidence that in russia there was a fairy tale when a rich father sent his son to work. every time. there, thanks to that respect for the father, they just gave him money. he threw them out. remember money, every time the son saw off with an indifferent look, and then he sent some distant village, where he plowed for this gold. there's a whole year there blood sw

yes, intuitively, they might make sense like creating of the goals with the class or detection measures, but we just don't know if they're actually going to be affected. yeah, there has been a dramatic spike in school shootings and recent years. is there an explanation to that? i wish i had an explanation for why we're seeing such an increase and you're right over the past 3 to 5 years. we've seen school shooting as an, as a rise from around 20 to 30 across the united states. and now over a 100 and the severity of the school shootings that we're seeing with in school increasing well in terms of number of entries and fatalities. and i do not have that explanation. one of the most compounding things here is that other measures of violence, but in schools and those would be things like physical fights or bullying behavior or students saying that they don't feel safe in schools. over the past decade or 15 years, those have been steadily decreased. so we have, there's one very troublesome measure of violence that increasing while many of other indicators of violence in and around schools are

he says that it’s not even necessary that a person should be brilliantly intelligent, but that intuitionwhich will take upon himself the right to be responsible for the policy of russia, but it seems to me that we now have such a strong-willed person who has responsibility written on his face all, anything of our president, but it is impossible to name in relation to the state and state personnel. well, we often forget about it. but nevertheless, this aggression of the west, therefore, what was written and foreseen by father paul of florence then is now read very modernly. can a state like russia be in a constant state of mobilization? is it possible to say about china that it is a state? in the state of mobilization, the issue is very important, very serious florensky gave 5 years of this mobilization activity the state said that when this is strengthened, when the west understands that it is impossible, uh , to rebuild russia, uh, which would live for the sake of interest in the west, just like it is written , you understand, then calm down, then this is mobilization. remove the parlia

why are you so smart you have a unique intuition. well , she couldn't be wrong.strange today, i just believe in my beloved man. we have checked all the policemen, who are all the injured collectors of their colleagues. well, i'm talking. nonsense stupidity you do, it's not my body. why don't you eat soup? frozen. no, thanks. everything is very delicious. god in russian godunov on monday at 15:00 on sunday you sleep wife. you are very close to me, so i'm not singing, but you know, i sang, here are the souls of andrey malakhov's evening shows 17:50. here is sunday at 11:50 on the channel russia how are you? what is talking? this is never an apartment. he paid me a month to return him, but he was in a hurry. joke here, please. these are the documents, please, and this is my passport. look, i have everything according to the law. he deceived me. kolya me deceived. why did i when i came to him for rent, we chatted with him, and he told me about you, that he told me about me, he said that the woman was a good, positive, caring woman, that you have a house outside the c

let's test your intuition.of the moscow clubs cska cska guys, today everything is fine with your intuition, cska defeated metallurg magnitogorsk two steps ahead in the final with a score of 4 3 series of difficulty. name a russian figure skater who was considered the favorite of the 20-22 winter olympics in beijing in women's figure skating, but in the end she only took fourth place, yes, they already said today. only i'm afraid, i forgot her last name, i remember that there was a doping scandal with her. remember, yes, that's right. you say there was a doping scandal when they were on the team. yes, russia was on the team. and her name is? a lieva, kamila valieva absolutely right this is the correct answer. this is my congratulations two steps forward. stanislav let's continue the question of what kind of life famous american tennis players filmed the film king richard starring will smith won the oscar in 2022 in the nomination of the best actor this film about the williams sisters absolutely. this is a film a

romantic and a dreamer who assigns names to cities, smells and feelings, routes do not build travels intuitively and emotionally. hello lena. hello pasha, let's try to guess the routes from your today. we're ready. what 's the name of the place. and from which the mouth of dostoevsky went. oh, this is dostoevsky of that same fedor mikhailovich. something from dostoevsky, well , maybe worthy. worthy in the bullseye you were not there. so, you suggested that, perhaps somehow connected with the surname, i decided that the dignity and immediately ten the next puzzle is easier. uh-huh the name of which place is consonant with the word buzz? gudi buzz, maybe there is such a name gudeykovo, where else can gudeyeva go? we give up, we give up. well, really, then let's play rock paper scissors in order to find out your today's routes and the correct answer. fine? i have gudievich here, the very place that is consonant with the word buzz. the road was long and very interesting. and it brought me to the mostovsky district, or rather, to agrogorodok, the gudeviches say, it was founded in the 16th century. is

well, intuition, probably, let him down here.s of the second round, please, it is much more difficult than the first. there were many more mistakes. something i didn’t know at all, i just answered boom, to make it seem wrong uh-huh well guys, uh, now let's look at the results of your game, unfortunately, unfortunately, the four players will have to say goodbye. well, once again it's just a game , treat it philosophically and look at the screen like an adult. this is what the table looks like again. congratulations this time to the four players who advance to the third round. and quartz uh, which we have at the bottom of the table. i propose applause to thank and escort from our playground to wish them further good luck. thanks a lot guys. please come in, thank you. always wanted to meet.

first, intuitive surgical reported a great quarter on july 20th but the stock sold off anyway.ainly due to profit taking. more recently, the stock has struggled because we're getting these powerful new diabetes and weight loss drugs. if people can lose a ton of wagts from taking these drugs, fewer will need bare yat rick surgery, which might mean less business for intuitive. i think that's a legitimate concern but for now, they're doing great. plus, you can finally get the stock at a solid discount versus historical valuation. why not take the chance? that's a highly unusual opportunity for a very high priced earnings multiple stock. there you go. five more names that you have got my blessing to buy in the weakness after the averages have wobbled through the first weeks of august. all throughout the week, we'll be back with more opinions and i got to tell you something. i really like these stocks. and if i had to buy one, i'd by all of them. back after the break. >> coming up, worries over china can be a t bill's best friend. but will stocks battle back? the charts tell the tal

more, but i didn’t get stuck anywhere i took it and went on taking and went on, but all this is intuitiveay how much to listen to your heart in this case, that's all for each person. uh, if he has a strong intention, uh, i’ll stir, here’s how to return himself to, how to say, a harmonious state, uh, intention, and here are some actions, it will unfold in any way anyway. you space itself. it will be so unexpected to give and give what you need, what you need to think, god. so you thought on you, please, right away. well, it seems to me that an individual sport, in principle , is associated with selfishness, because, well, uh, you need to push aside with lots. literally, sometimes that's how you fought. how do you try? upstairs, it was certainly difficult and the competition was without ego, nothing is ego, it strives to achieve this, of course, our ego does everything. well, that is, without him , this game of life would not have taken place as intended by god, well, well, my goal at the moment, perhaps it was. all this my way. eh, dissolve it as completely as possible. well, now you are a

year's summit breaks and africa partnerships for mutually accelerated growth, sustainability, and intuitive, much less are these as we welcome the ongoing engagement of fixed countries with africa and the spirit of partnership and mutual respect, we are pleased to that or fix members brazil. 3, engaging with the african continent in that meaningful way. russia has always had really good meaningful relations with african countries. china as chosen to assist and support africa with its aspirations for development. and all of us in the ways that we are involved and engaged we want to be engaged with africa. india continues to increase as in gauge meant that this trade with africa. so as the brakes remedy or fast as members, we are deeply invested and deeply engaged with our ship, with a africa our objectives, reciprocal trade and investment. we want the goods and products and services from africa to compete on an equal to 14, on the global economy. the african continental free trade area, once fully operation that would unlock the benefits of the continental market. and generate mutually benef

rule, yes, it’s clear that we who are opposed to this by someone rational logically, and someone intuitivelythis means that we need, that we need to humanize this process once more humanely, but in relation to russians and russians. now more actively in relation to the belarusians in the twentieth year. it was more active towards those belarusians who had decks in ukraine. so for sure, orcs are absolutely cockroaches in our country, that is, this process of dehumanization. strictly speaking, a dehumanized enemy ceases to be, as it were, a man, therefore they are for us this and do. therefore , we are we are the antithesis, because we try to make them and we exist as them just one short addition under the soviet union, everything was the same half of its social achievements. the west was obliged. what happened to the existence of the soviet union the soviet union did not become what happened to the social achievements of the western european and american working people , you all said. why now? goodbye guys? that's all, there is no one to compete with. it's about the same. is it just good on o

. >>> the ceos of intuit and affirm are with us. both stocks react positively to those results. >>> the executive director of shein as forever 21 and shein come together in this buzzy deal for fast fashion. >>> we'll take a look at the markets following that speech from fed chair powell. the all are modestly lower. nasdaq is pulling up the drag there, down 0.60%. we had been positive earlier in the session following what was largely expected, carl, from the fed share. powell maintaining his hawkish stance during his much anticipated speech out of jackson hole. powell saying he's still open to further rate hikes. >> although inflation has moved down from its peak, a welcome development, it remains too high. we are prepared to raise rates further if appropriate and intend to hold policy at a restrictive level until we are confident that inflation is moving sustainably down toward our objective. >> joining us, wells fargo chief economist jay bryson. you heard the chair there. i believe you listened to his speech. he didn't tip his hand

well, intuition, probably, let him down here.nd, please, is much more difficult than the first. there were many more mistakes. this is me, i do not know the answer. just us a boom to it seemed wrong uh-huh well guys, now let's look at the results of your game, unfortunately, to our great regret, the four players will have to say goodbye. well, once again it's just a game, treat it philosophically and look at the screen like an adult. this is what the table looks like again. congratulations this time to the four players who advance to the third round, a-a quartet, uh, which we have at the bottom of the table. i propose applause to thank and escort from our playground to wish them further good luck. thanks a lot guys. please come in, thank you. i always wanted to meet george the sorcerer, this time i succeeded, i did not have enough confidence. and in the course of knowledge they stand, there i felt the support of my teacher, so it helped me. i am very grateful to her. i am the wind before uh, and of course, it is much more interes

and then that continues with schooling that it, norris, their hearts and intuition developments, their embodied wisdom of living in the earth and, and pushes them into the intellect or the thinking mind. and then adults think that's the way humans are. the reason is the, you know, and we'll, that's all you need. and so then we have a whole system of sets of systems that focus on analyzing that way of being in this thing that our whole heritage is about connectedness and connectedness to self connectedness to others. connected to the natural world, and when you're disconnected and have this kind of on a look or perspective of, of, you know, subject versus the objects. you're going to be destructive because you have no sense, no hearts, no relational awareness of what you're doing. okay? now i think all human societies across history have tried to find the balance between dignity and connection. but when you know the individual and the connect, the collective between an individual soul and the whole. and i think many cultures have different answers to that. even now, when you say we, and

was this uh, intuitive. sure. to look into a single school focused on the journey informed me that this she was still a go the much it was issued extension quarter christian attempts to finance scope at the school's asking yes or no they you're watching the video producing way to get pushed out assume also a noise. this is the last of which is set to continue the piano. jewish way, i'm going to issue a match. so for this this is ginger strategic, histone goodrich. i'm not sure which way to just regular to pick up by the agent to for sure thing. i need them the same as long as you want to sony's. it's a sort of sheer component, but your phones i'm good. some of those little couple in there to new to. let's do that and we'll be with them to me. so let's look at the she me who is as the nation for mid august, the 30th june mosca mama. not the language for some of the others of math and see if i do logistically, subject moment, inputs or to mature. so i know who says it was a when the front you want you to see me. sup

i mean, it's again, it's it's intuitive. it's an intuitive sense. i mean, and i think this help that i was, i always say seasoned rather than older a guy during the obama administration because had been through so much in my career and you know i just had a good sense for when i needed to just back. so this is rj from facebook who ask what photo of yours from wonderful book are you most fond of from your time in the white house? you know, sort of like the same with any any of my books. it's hard like narrow it down to anyone picture i think my favorite section in the book is it's called inside the spare you know the spare was a decoy. you know the you know the beast. it was identical to the beast, but it was decoy. think about lame decoy. and it was just kind of like a series of pictures from my perspective, sitting that car, showing people out the window and the secret driver in front of me, you know, in the front seat and so i think that's my favorite section. the book during the presidency. any photo that you miss, you wish you got during the oba

plays, like a adobe, sales force, intuit. how is intuit an a.i. play? >> sure.ntuit is really trying to merge their -- they have great products like credit karma, they have got turbotax. they're looking to use a.i. as a way of merging their technology, their current technology with this generative ability to give you better advice while also linking you up with actual experts and i think you know look at their most recent earnings call, a.i. is linked into every single thing they're working on and i think it will be powerful. they have a lot of great data. a lot of great tools. charles: i love the way your weaving in, goes from pick and shovels to companies actually using a.i. feel better, alan. hope to see you in studio. >> thanks, man. charles: cool. coming up retail sales coming in better than expected, that doesn't mean it is good. we'll look at indepth look at this. we have jarome mart tease and jan kniffin. recession is starting to decline but will denyer is saying his economic outlook is not as rosy. he is one of the best. ♪. innovation refunds help with

as a rule, yes, it is clear that we who oppose this are someone rational logically, and someone intuitivelyeans that we are needed, that we need to humanize this process , once humane, and in relation to russians and russians. now more actively in relation to the belarusians in the twentieth year. it was more active towards those belarusians who are decks in ukraine. so, orcs are absolutely cockroaches in our country, that is, this process of dehumanization. strictly speaking, a dehumanized enemy ceases to be like a man, which is why they do it for us. therefore they are we are we are the antithesis of what they are trying to make of them and we exist as a project just one short addition. under the soviet union, everything was the same by half of the social achievements. the west was indebted to what because the soviet union exists the soviet union is gone, what happened to the social achievements of western european and american workers everyone said, yes you. why now? goodbye guys? that's all, there is no one to compete with. it's about the same. is it just good on other material? artyom

there was, at 16 or 17, the sense that i'd had intuitively, that... ..i mean, my father was a joiner, all i knew was that i wasn't very good atjoinery, i think, but i knew that i liked the idea of loving what you do. so both my mum and dad said, look, as long as you're happy, we don't care what you do. you can have anyjob, you can clean, you can be a dustbin man, you can be... i think, practically, i could be anything except an artist, actually, because i think they did get shocked when it was suddenly acting that i was interested in. but i had that feeling of a sense of purpose and lightness in school plays where i suddenly realised, "my goodness me, this feels so correct and so right". when i knew that there was something serious about this for me was in the development of a voracious appetite for reading and researching around the subject — and with the certainty that i didn't mind what level of achievement was possible. any kind ofjob in any kind of theatre at any point was going to be enough for me. right, let's move on to your next big cultural influence. it's from 1982 - a land