amber: that was caroline hyde and mandeep singh joining us. come back, we are going to discuss the fate of elizabeth holmes as she her sentence. to be moments away. we will talk about how this could set a precedent for silicon valley this is bloomberg. . this is bloomberg. ♪ k -- amber: this is bloomberg markets. the faith -- fate of elizabeth holmes is being decided at this moment, closing a key chapter in one of the biggest scandals in silicon valley history. bring us now is ed ludlow from san francisco where we are awaiting the verdict at any moment. walk us through the states is what the prosecution will be seeking today. ed: the prosecution is seeking 15 years of imprisonment for elizabeth holmes. her defense team want the opposite. they are pushing for house arrest essentially up to a maximum of 18 months. really, what the sentence will come down to is the judge's interpretation of the harm done to investors. independent third parties have said that investors lost around 550 million dollars based on the wire and fraud charges that elizab

ed: mandeep singh, thank you very much.e on what is next, let's bring in liz perle, former head of the teen community at instagram and consults with big tech companies. i want to ask you a similar thing to what i asked mandy it is twitter sit within the ecosystem of social media platforms? what is it that twitter does? who does it appeal to? >> i am someone who specializes in how young people use technology. specifically how their behavior today influences and shapes what technology is going to look like. when i hear elon sharing his vision in pieces and part of that is focusing on monetization and putting a pay wall around twitter. it makes my brain think it is the kiss of death for spirit but it is not a team platform. adults will always get on the platforms that teens congregate to. teens will rarely, if ever, go to the platforms adults are on. they have a problem as it is, even if it is culturally relevant as a platform in the way there are no competitors. teens are getting information from twitter in ways they may not

mandeep singh of bloomberg intelligence. ave a great interview coming up and we will get answers to the questions mandeep posed. the uber ceo will be joining us later on today. do not miss that interview. stocks having a good day today. coming up, we continue watching for signals with an impact on the fed. a dd bra of - -aditya bhave will be joining us later. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we are about an hour into the u.s. trading session, trying to find some footing after isn data that was mixed and maybe addicting using. text, still the underperformer. abigail: it does seem as though investors are reeling to some degree. that speculation that china might be reopening but to your point, really just kind of chomping around, even not so atypical to what happens ahead of a meeting with investors especially after such a big october. the energy index is continuing to do well. yields, just about flat. earlier, down pretty significantly. a little bit of a move to the mean again ahead of the fed. as for november because we had such a grea

tom: mandeep singh is here with us.ally do with his new york university engineering. i am going to the m.i.t. technology review and a definitive article by chris walker a few days ago. who are these people? when an engineer sits at twitter and looks at the screen, what do they actually do? mandeep: with an app like twitter, you have to think of all the functionality and features that the app has as well as how it is moderated. you have the customary approved features to engage in the platform. on the creator side in the consumer side. in this case, because he has fired 50% of the workforce without knowing who is critical to enhancing these features it's hard to know what's going on in that to me is the worry. the focuses on content and firing people but what do you do in terms of improving the experience? tom: the thrust of the m.i.t. article, ben kruger emphasized the interdependency of different engineering functions at any given company. bring it over to the fear in the zeitgeist that twitter will shut down at any mo

joining us now, mandeep singh.like i knew it, that they would be lower. >> we new consumer devices were weak but qualcomm talked about amd's preannounced, saying it 50% decline because of the inventory they were carrying. in their case, the current quarter was good but they talked about 5g unit shipments being so in line with that revise their guidance. i think there is more just because they were over shipping to the channel and you will see that going through inventory which basically means the uptake of the next generation will be slow going forward. the problem was more highlighting at the high-end android which typically holds better if you think about it, weakness only at the mid to small tear then the high end because people don't pair back but in this case they talk about china being a big factor in terms of why. guy: they want to diversify. diversifying is what they need to do and they need to do quickly. why do you think it's not happening fast enough? alix: we are having some technical issues. before we