hi, my name is scott goldman. i'm david's neighbor just across the street to the west. so like when i walk out my front door, i'm looking directly at his home. just the first thing i wanted to say was there's like a big tree in front of the house. so his roof decks not really visible from the street and any kind of like addition he would build above it at least the amount he's talking about really wouldn't be visible. there's a really eclectic mix of housing styles on that street. there's i know one right, a couple houses down . they always call it the iphone house that has like a bunch of like weird porthole windows. don't really feel like david's house is like that strange in the neighborhood. i also don't really feel like building it. the couple extra feet he's talking about is really changing anything in terms of like the neighborhood character. it definitely wouldn't affect my. me living in my house at all. also, it seems funny to complain about the construction because there's at least 3 or 4 houses on the block under construction . so there's just always construc

. >> i mentioned this gentleman from goldman sachs, scott rubner he was discussing the zero day options which some have pointed to some of yesterday's late-day volatility bob pisani, professor bob pisani, is here. zero day options do you want to educate us? >> never miss educating the public public policy questions around it options trading has exploded in the last two years and recently a particular type has become very popular this is zero days to expiration options. these are options contracts that expire and become void the same day they're traded sophisticated retail investors are using them to make a one-day bet on the direction of the markets. but so are institutions and so are market makers. these zero day options are part of the recent explosion in options because of the proliferation of monthly and even weekly options now. index options trading was up 43% in the first half of 2023 compared to 2022 cash equities trading was down 11%. so recently, as scott mentioned, goldman sachs managing director says it could be tied to the zero days options particularly on down days why? mar

hi, my name is scott goldman. i'm david's neighbor just across the street to the west. so like when i walk out my front door, i'm looking directly at his home. just the first thing i wanted to say was there's like a big tree in front of the house. so his roof decks not really visible from the street and any kind of like addition he would build above it at least the amount he's talking about really wouldn't be visible. there's a really eclectic mix of housing styles on that street. there's i know one right, a couple houses down . they always call it the iphone house that has like a bunch of like weird porthole windows. don't really feel like david's house is like that strange in the neighborhood. i also don't really feel like building it. the couple extra feet he's talking about is really changing anything in terms of like the neighborhood character. it definitely wouldn't affect my. me living in my house at all. also, it seems funny to complain about the construction because there's at least 3 or 4 houses on the block under construction . so there's just always construc

utilized goldman-sachs and deutsche bank both believe results will be muted for wolfspeed and they have maintained cold ratings until we hear more about wolf's plans to ramp production and cut costs. scottek, i was at wolfspeed's new manufacturing hub in north carolina, and the ceo told me that the new plant should provide ten times the capacity of its other north carolina plant, so now we wait and see if and when that materializes >> yeah. kristina, thank you. cisco is going to be closely watched, and the commentary on the backside from chuck robbins, certainly going to be watched and listened to closely as well. >> it most likely will i think there's a little sensitivity out there to what's happening in terms of big company spending on everything i.t.-related i mean, cisco itself, the way it's valued, it really is kind of cash cow. it's got, like, you know, 8% free cash flow yield the market is not viewing it as real growth story, but you obviously have to have the top line keep up in order to continue the cash flow production and the shareholder capital return, which has been a big part of the story. when it comes to something like wolfspeed, really just semis in general, they're dow

scott, republicans do seem intent on keeping the drum beat on hunter biden up. what more can you tell us about this? >> hi, chris. well, yes. different interpretations indeed. you just heard from dan goldmanevin archer, the witness, described how hunter biden would often call his father, then the vice president, put him on speakerphone in some of his business meetings. this happens more than 20 times over the course of a ten-year period. however, dan goldman said that business was never discussed. that all the vice president did at that point was talk about niceties. talk about the weather. exchange pleasantries. so according to the democrats, there is no smoking gun. at the same time, you heard from oversight chairman, republican, james comer from kentucky, who said that this proves, this testimony proves that vice president biden was lying about the fact that he never was involved in business dealings involving his son, hunter. he said that hunter was trading on his family name. let's hear directly from james comer who was on fox news last night. >> do you believe that this is now officially the joe biden bribery allegation and do you believe that you will be able to prove that? jim com