s like lifton peloton or scuttled public offerings like we work in i.p.o.'s like a lift in peloton or scuttled public offerings like we work and see an eerie resemblance to the dot com bubble that popped in 2000 both then and now and see an eerie resemblance to the dot com bubble that popped in 2000 both then and now consumer tech companies spent lavishly on advertising and struggle to find a path to profit consumer tech companies spent lavishly on advertising and struggle to find a path to profit both then and now companies that brag about their ability to change the world it is suddenly that they were actually both then and now companies that brag about their ability to change the world it is suddenly that they were actually running out of money both then and now the valuations of once heralded tech enterprises were happy running out of money both then and now the valuations of once heralded tech enterprises were haves in matters of weeks both then and now there were widespread sense of euphoria in matters of weeks both then and now there were widespread s

and saying when we were still in london 3 or 4 years ago saying that lifton these companies were not worth that that they were a ponzi schemes and that one day they were trying to dump it on the these companies were not worth that that they were ponzi schemes and that one day they were trying to dump it on the public markets so i think this is also part of that censorship deal public markets so i think this is also part of that censorship d. platforming sort of thing that we see is like the the corporate media dumb platforming sort of thing that we see is like the the corporate media doesn't have control over the dummies you know the dumb money that used to be called the dumb money the doesn't have control over the dummies you know the dumb money that used to be called the dumb money the. average ordinary investor out there that is used to dump that private invest our bridge ordinary investor out there that is used to dump the private investor money onto the dot com phenomenon if you're going back to that era you have money on to the dot com phenomenon if you're going back to that er

when investors balked at its mounting losses peloton lifton. to a lid to problem with move markets have also struggled to persuade public markets to grade them on a curve also their stock prices fall on the day of the public offering is the 2 suggested them on a curve also their stock prices fall in the. day of the public offering institutions and retail investors are refusing to fork over 2 unicorns the valuations that patients and retail investors are refusing to fork over to unicorn's the valuations that private investors were expecting particularly soft bank a major backer of private investors were expecting particularly soft bank a major backer of a lift and we work this isn't a picture of mass media it's a picture of a lift and we work this isn't a picture of mass media it's a picture of public so brian where the masses are diagnosing an acute fever of public so brian where the masses are diagnosing an acute fever in private markets bring that back to the opening statement where i said this because you watch kaiser report in private marke

so we partner with lifton over so that when physicians make appointments, for the patients they can also asked them to have a ride. if not, we can arrange for transportation to and from. we can arrange for the cars to take them to the pharmacy and actually get their medications. yes really recognize monday communities don't have access to healthy feuds. we've created a program we call a feud q which will deliver all the meals. a very low cost to communities that have deficiencies in access to fresh fruits and vegetables and things. clause we are in every community and we have patients in every zip code, this matters to us everywhere. we're trying to develop programs that are portable, repeatable and they can live with the skill of those times of programs. our next efforts are fitness. will begin to look at areas where there is insufficient either places to exercise or programs. begin to invest back. opportunities, are going to get better. it's one thing to tell people to do it and it's another thing to show them a path. we want to be able to do both. >> we only have a few seconds left, i

if we see a big, big lifton price that could change the equation? >> absolutely.hat is part of the reason we have seen strengthen some of the rival chip producers in the past . graphics chips producers like nvidia and amd. those powerful chips are used in data mining for bitcoin mining processes you're talking about. >> i think it is about as it is a chip. >> i think i'm going to go with jeanette. the r.b.i. and the corporate tax cut that roiled the bond market peered there is a lot of focus on what that means for governor. it looks likely they will continue this easing package pit congratulations jeanette. sorry, eric. but you win all the time. >> he will beg to differ on that. >> you can find those charts on loomberg using gtv johnson in the in banking series taking place in madrid. he will not want to miss that coming up at 2:30 p.m. hong kong time. >> in the neck sour bloomberg markets asia, we discussed asian infrastructure and economy with the singapore miniature -- singapore minister. this is bloomberg. everyone uses their phone differently. that's why

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