gentlemen, thank you kutgun and michael morris, we appreciate it. >> a gaming reset. a pandemic boom for video game seemingly coming to a halt bitcoin climbing higher and bit bitcoin and the rest of the space across the board >> speaking of movers, taking a look at the shares of the cruise lines and look at the names for a change soaring today up more than 10% those two, royal caribbean and norwegian. we can expect the cpi giving investors optimism and consumers will move to spend some of that money rather than just on food d elanfu your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> cryptocurrencies on the rise those assesses climbing along with the rest of the market. i.e., the equity market following those inflation numbers this morning that is lifting the entire crypto ecosystem and coinbase. that stock down 63% for the year missing quarterly estimates and getting a downgrade to underperfor

from people like stan or seth carman or jim simons or michael morris, they all have characteristics that make them talented on what they do. all of them are really to defy congressional wisdom. you have a with ethic that is pretty impressive. they all come from modest backgrounds. they all have a good facility for numbers. they like to make the final decision. i think investors, if they get this book and read it, i hope they find they learn more about the investing world before. all the profits go to children's hospital. i am not looking to make money from this book i will give the profits away. >> thank you for joining us. always appreciate the time. david will be one of the featured speakers of this once delivering off a conference which returns in person. you can scan the qr code on the screen to register or visit delivering alpha.com. >>> here is where we stand in the market, holding onto the gains. they are nice gains. the both of 470 points on the dow. every sector of stronger consumer discretionary is leave a charge and having a great day. some of these retailers with a rally. ama

gugenheim partner michael morris, this is above what they -- estimating netflix would get $3.72 in monthly ad revenue per domestic member in 2023, which could grow to about $10 in 2026 that would give a boost to the bottom line above the current most popular tier, whose retail price is $15.49 per month. the question, though, is how many new subscribers netflix could draw at this lower cost price with those ads sold by microsoft, and how many current s subscribers could downgrade. they will be comparing netflix's new offering to hbo max's ad-supported version, costing $10 a month, plus disney plus, its version is launching at $8 a month in december. peacock has a free version, plus a $5 option with limited ads, paramount plus and discovery plus, their options are $5 a month. the ad experience for consumers, netflix is reportedly looking at about four minutes of ads per hour, in line with disney plus, discovery plus and peacock, they promise to show not more than five minutes per hour. guys, it's interesting to watch and i just have to flag, today is the 25th anniversary of the founding of n

to the paper in the san francisco standard, the newspaper funded by the venture capitalist by michael morris and brings down the voices of black and brown people of san francisco and to limit the sf recall elections that he claims weakens democracy. thank you. >> thank you. can we have our next caller? >> public speaker: i have been watching the board of appeals for a long time. i would like to thank ms. lazareth for her service. however, mr. swig and to be a fair person, and i'm proud of john travsvina to work with mr. swig to be fair and have empathy. thank you very much. >> >> thank you. next caller, please. >> public speaker: good morning supervisors, rules committee. i'm speaking in strong support of john travsvina. you know, i mean i think there is the perception that he's a certain way. i consider myself a moderate. sometimes john and i agree and disagree. he is of high character, high morals, very highly highly qualified. and honestly a great collaborator even when he disagrees. he would be an excellent -- but in terms of the recall and the narrative of this whole situation, just bec