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. >> let's get more reaction bring in fast money friend, gene munster. great to have you with us. what's your number one headline here >> we need to take the quarter into context tesla reports its quarter as all automakers do with two releases, one is the delivery number and second the earnings that we got tonight. the earnings tonight were essentially in line. we saw a bounce back with the important auto gross margins, but for the most part as expected, which brings me back to, i think, what the real takeaway here is what happened a few weeks ago around the delivery numbers those were up 109% year-over-year it was up 66% in december, 44% in september this is accelerating delivery growth off of higher numbers, which by definition is a growth story. these are very rare that they happen, and therefore, we have what karen is talking about, which is high valuation. i just want to anchor the view of this quarter in context of those delivery numbers if it is true that evs are the future and they're 3% today and tesla has what i believe is the most compelling value proposition, if all th

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behold and mainly outdoors the last time 35 artists from around the world exhibited their work in munster was in summer 2017. many public spaces became stages like this one performance art in the historical town hall. in the city's inland harbor ackman from turkey installed an underwater bridge. and on the promenade a fountain with plaster and bronze figures by nicole eisenman from new york. the works were placed all over the city and not always easy to find in a dark tunnel thermal electric chandelier by bottle from braman. and in a derelict cemetery cameroonian artist and a human being installed his celestial masks. this sort of vent has been mounted in minster every 10 years since 977 and some works you can get to stay when it's over. my final stop today is the crew for to take a lively quarter popular with students i'm going to pop into a quaint traditional restaurant called. regulars can store their personal beer steins by the bar by the way organic beer has been brutal years since 1978 just the place to reflect on my day and when stuff . is somehow both historical and innovative i w

the 2019 top 14 champions beat munster by a0 points to 33 in limerick.ter a 35—4 triumph over salford. australian half backjosh reynolds scored two of their five tries. it takes them second — behind st helens only on points difference. catalan dragons are also unbeaten. they beat huddersfield giants by 20 points to 10. huddersfield are still without a win to start the new season. let's take you though some of the day's other sports stories. where charley hull will tee off in a couple of hours just three shots off the leading going into the third round of the a—n—a inspiration — golf�*s first major of the year. thailand's patty tava—tanakit is out in front on 9 under par. lewis hamilton's team le qualified fastest in saudi arabia ahead of tomorrow's semi final and final in the new extreme e series. not such a good day though for claudia hurtgen, who luckily walked away unscathed from this huge crash. and the four time championjump jockey richard johnson has retired from racing. (ani at over 3 thousand 500 winners, only ap mccoy has ridden more than him. a

gene munster of loup ventures. you had the earnings report, that's one thing, and stock reaction can be something entirely different we have seen very, very different reactions to very good earnings reports the next day. and i'm thinking of, let's say, an apple great quarter. solid quarter. today the action was eh. right? facebook great quarter. great action the list goes on and on, guy, you can post a great quarter but if you have a high valuation you tend not to do so well the next day, in this environment >> yeah, it's fascinating. you talk about apple last night. one of the comments i made i thought apple given that quarter, you know, my assumption which should have been significantly higher of i guess the longer it didn't sort of test that 145ish level the more it made me believe it was one of these good news, bad price action situations. to your other point though, facebook, it becomes a math problem when you see some of the numbers they're putting up again, we've all been doing this a long time and i will te

you've got the likes -- caroline: you've got the likes of gene munster saying everything happened thate thought would happen and maybe we just all tune in on may 8 two "saturday night live," maybe he's using his material on the analysts call right now. but it's not just numbers in sales and the geography, but the movement into bitcoin. katie: absolutely. i was surprised to see that they sold already. i was expecting elon musk to have diamond hands when it came to crypto. but bitcoin doesn't seem to be too ruffled by news of the sale, it's up 11%, quite a rebound. they have had a tough run of it, still not above the 50 day moving average, even with today's move, but it is interesting to find support around the 100 day moving average for someone who pays attention to the charts, but you know we did get some fundamental news on bitcoin, or as close as we can get for an asset without cash flow or revenue and jp morgan is preparing to offer actively managed bitcoin funds to wealthy clients this summer and it could help out to coin a little today, just another reminder that wall street has b

the 2019 top 1a champions beat munster by a0 points to 33 in limerick.league following the international break and what a game to come back to. champions league chasing chelsea 2. relegation threatened west brom 5. sam allardyce admitted his team still have a long way to go to avoid the drop but a few more performances like their one at stamford bridge could make things very interesting, nesta mcgregor watched this one. going into this game chelsea were unbeaten. a run stretching back 12 matches. that looks set to continue with a little help from the post. christian opening the scoring. chelsea had the lead. at, christian opening the scoring. chelsea had the lead. a minute later a key moment _ chelsea had the lead. a minute later a key moment in _ chelsea had the lead. a minute later a key moment in the _ chelsea had the lead. a minute later a key moment in the match. - chelsea had the lead. a minute later a key moment in the match. one - a key moment in the match. one player sent off and a second yellow for a late tackle. with half—time approaching some

kathleen: thanks to gene munster.: we are just getting quarterly earnings when it comes to samsung at the moment. this is the final earnings. we've already had the preliminary numbers. there's some indication as to the strength of these numbers. just over 7,000,000,000,001. we are waiting for more numbers. third-quarter quarter consolidated sales coming through at six he 5.3 9,000,000,000,001. we are getting that consolidated net number of just over 7 trillion one. we are getting updates on the inheritance tachy's -- tax issue. the family saying that they would be paying $11 billion of and her tense taxes. they will be donating art as well as one trillion in medical facilities. we are getting updates on a change in the amount of the samsung electronics stake being given to the air. let's go through some of those numbers we are getting across in the bluebird. stephen engle has been covering the story and has more. in the context that we have seen the preliminary numbers, what are you seeing now? stephen: we got those p

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it could be the munsters or seinfeld. it is interesting to us because television is in many ways a more intimate forum than film because it is in your living room, it's in your house and you're actually watching indians in american life on tv in your living room. so, again, when you don't -- if you ask people, were there any indians in these tv shows, people not remember but people see it and say oh, yes, that brady bunch episode. i remember all about it. i always knew i wanted this in the show but felt we probably would decide against it because kids today, they didn't grow up with this image. this is called the rca test pattern and in the very early days of television it would be broadcast at the beginning of the broadcast day, at the end and often throughout the day when television still had limited amount of programming. but actually you see this images now in hipster t-shirts and video games, it established a life of itself even though it quit used in television broadcast in the 1960s. what was interesting about it w

they'll face munster or tolouse next.lf—backjosh reynolds ran in two of their five tries to move them just behind leaders st helens on points difference. in the other game, it's huddersfield 6, catalans dragons 6. it's been an excellent start for lewis hamilton's team xaa in the inaugural extreme e race. they qualified fastest in saudi arabia ahead of tomorrow's semi final and final. not such a good day though for claudia hurtgen, driving for abt cupra xe. she had a huge crash during the opening session of qualifying. thankfully, she did walk away unhurt. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport i will have more in the next hour. the uk has launched what will be the world's largest ocean monitoring system to protect wildlife and biodiversity. the world's first network of underwater camera rigs is being rolled out across the british overseas territories and once operational, the systems will allow the territories to observe and manage ocean wildli

sometimes it wasn't you know, it could be the munsters, you know, it could be seinfeld. of these things. it was interesting to us because television is in many ways a more intimate form than film because it's in your living room. it's in your house and you're actually you know, watching indians in american life on tv in your living room. so again when you when you you don't if you ask people were there any of these tv shows they may not remember but in this gallery people see it and often they say oh, yes. that brady bunch episode. i remember all about it. i always knew i wanted this in the show, but felt we probably would decide against it because you know kids today, they didn't grow up with this image. this is called the rca test pattern and in the very early days of television, it would be broadcast the beginning of the broadcast day at the end and often throughout the day when television was still had limited amount of programming, but actually you see this image now in hipster t-shirts you see it in video games. it's become it's established a life of itself, even t

they have other issues joining us to talk about that is gene munster and gordon johnson.er at glj research. let me ask you a couple of questions. gene, i'll start with you. there are things gordon will point out. before we get into the mass of the things he is look at, first of all, without the ev credits in terms of the sales number and they took and included bitcoin as part of revenue what do you think of those two issues >> well, you have to subtract those from the overall performance. they are relatively small in the grand scheme of things that is part of the tesla story more broadly which factors are most important? the simple take away is those are negatives that you described. it doesn't change the long-term trajectory i would love gordon's take on this my view is this is rare what is happening with tesla which is, in my view, a definitional growth story 109% vehicle growth delivery despite the supply chain issues. other auto companies had the issues 44% in september there's rare and i would just anchor my thoughts as you have to pick what i refer to as pressure po

gene munster would argue they shouldn't be at this point at least. his point, european regulators do step in, they can order changes, but historically those changes, munster says, have not had long-term impacts on big tech business. >> i was about to say, josh, when we look back, there's always been headlines coming out of the eu, even when it's gone through to punishment, it's been relatively small when you consider the scale of 90 plus billion in revenue in just one quarter that we learned from apple this week. >> yeah, that's true, wilf you could have european regulators try to hit apple with a fine it is hard to imagine what fine they could come up with that would really dent apple. you're talking about a company with a net kcash position of $83 billion. they could impose some type of changes to the app store business model but of course apple then would counter, they would fight that in court i think it's important to remember this is the first step in what could be a very, very long process european commission, apple, have been going head-to-he

. -- of munster. the demand for agricultural products dropped in wages declined. the spreading cultivation of the potato for the major food source postpone massive outflows of immigrants until the 1840's. the potato was the principal food source for one third of the irish population, or about 3 million people. 10 to 14 pounds of potato per day plus a cup of two or buttermilk supplied all the nutritional needs for an average laborer. it was noted by many europeans that irish laboring men were the tallest and most fit of any of their brothers in europe. the precarious nature of the potato culture became apparent when a fungus with no known antidote struck in september of 1845 and returned again with varying degrees of severity right on to 1851. these failures produced a demographic calamity of immense scale, reducing the population from 8.5 million to 6.5 million in just one decade. by february of 1847, a panic driven exodus began to the united states and canada, and it consisted mostly of small tenant farmers who had lost everything as a result of the successive cr

says more people realize how efficient working from home can be and so munster bets it's a continued tailwind for the ipad and mac segments. check this out, air tag. it's a new small accessory for $29 that helps keep track of your items like keys and wallet which can be useful. finally ios 14.5 will be able next week which will include all the new privacy features that upset some of apple's big-tech peers like facebook. >> apple lower by 2% taking 16 points off the dow, which is down by 339 points. >>> after the break, cigarette stocks plunged on a report saying the biden administration was looking into nicotine caps for tobacco companies. philip morris has turned higher sparked by strong results before the bell you'll hear from that company's ceo next you're watching "closing bell. the dow down 340 points, 1%. did you know that petco, is now a health and wellness company? their groomers work wonders for my confidence. i trust their vets, and i'm known to have trust issues. they deliver high quality food the same day. i was outside digging, what'd i miss? just everything regarding ou

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gene munster expecting the iphone revenue 461.2 billion, up 42% year over year they forecast solid iphoneexpect a lot of attention on the iphone and mac now investors have to wonder what does growth look like as people start returning to school and the office it's eased the quarter and apple updates the capital return program. morgan stanley expecting $60 billion buy back authorization increase and 10% annual dividend bump back to you. >> josh, before you go, i'm curious what you make of the whole privacy brouhaha between facebook and apple and whether you think it's actually meaningful >> i think it's very meaningful. i think it comes down to how two companies deal with data comes down to the business models i think because of apple's business model selling hardware, not advertising, it can afford to approach data collection and it can minimize the collection when it does collect it, it can a nnonomyze it. >> there's a lot of stuff coming out in the epic case and not just epic, it's epic versus apple. you're seeing emails from eddie q and other executives about why they were doing certai

there were also wins for ospreys and munster.p at the world snooker championship. the three—time champion beatjohn higgins 13—7 at the crucible theatre in sheffield. williams will play mark allen or mark selby next. and last year's runner—up, kyren wilson, he's also through to the quarterfinals. he beat barry hawkins by 13 frames to 10. wilson will face neil robertson next. shaun murphy leads yan bingtao 6—2 in last night's other match — they'll resume today. and there was more female jockey success in the jumps season finale at sandown. bryony frost finished with two wins to end her season in style — including one aboard frodon, who she rode to victory in the king george chase last year. there was more success for great britain at the european gymnastics championships in switzerland with a second medal in as many days for 16—year—old jessica gadirova. she won silver in the vault — going one better than the bronze she took in the all—around event. home favourite giulia steingruber claimed the gold medal in basel. joe fraser and a