in bunkers under the azovstal plant, today we managed to talk to the general director of the plant, nvr skittishli, until 2014, we did not until 2014, we never thought about it we did not even imagine that azovstal could become some kind of fortress or such an important point in the city of mariupol in 2014, when mariupol came under direct fire from heavy artillery and the eastern district was especially affected. began to think about what we would do if the escalation went further into the city. we began to restore bomb shelters left over from the time of the soviet union. we drew attention to the fact that there were 36 of them per combination and 12,000 six people could be there at the same time. there were 5 super-powerful bomb shelters that could withstand the standards of the of the soviet legislation of the architectural order of a direct hit of one nuclear strike and we started training all these years we trained how people will lower these bomb shelters to leave from there, who goes where? what will it look like after 2014 ? we didn't believe any stories that everything would b

in 2021, out of the 11.2 million ar nvr units sold worldwide, 70% were meta's quest 2, so they do havearge chair, but can it keep up the momentum? emily: bloomberg's ed ludlow. the store opens next week. peloton still trying to turn its business around. according to bloomberg sources, the fitness company trying to sell a stake of about 20 percent, hoping to find a big-name corporation or private equity firm that can help validate the business with its investment. peloton had been contacting potential buyers, but the process is still at an early stage. palantir, meantime, just struck a 10 million pound contract. that's $12.5 million. it lets users cut costs by automating work and reducing data processing time. this is the firm's largest contract to date with a high-profile department. coming up, the longtime investor in and cofounder of zillow joins me next. his thoughts on the market meltdown and what it means for the housing market next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: come back to bloomberg technology i am emily chang in san francisco let's get back to the markets and our ed ludlow, ther

you like nvr it's outperformed the rest of the group but still down 25% year to date you also have someol and shw which you think are ways that investors can possibly benefit from some upside here? >> right we think these are the best position within our framework which is defensive in fact pool and paint are the only two categories where we actually see volume contribution to revenue growth, not just price. so those are, we think, the best positioned but our w.o.w. thesis casts a shadow over the product names. >> wow indeed. ken, thanks again. good to see you. >> thank you. >> so he says we're not anywhere closer well, we're closer, i guess. >> i guess we're closer. the dow coming back a little off its lows, down 450 points. another 1.33 kind of day the nasdaq the better performing of the three major indexes as of this hour, off just 0.75 of 1% but it will be a busy final 60 minutes. >> the hope is we're just pulling forward the volatility from the fed meeting that's the hope. thanks for watching "power lunch. everybody. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> thank you, tyler and kell