arc best, motor carrier, not my favorite, but that's all right silicon valley bank is a very good bankriedman, every time that my wife buys something from there, i take a picture and send it to gary he always says the same thing, he's very complementary, he goes i think the company, which we have now been liking for over 600 points, is still doing incredibly well. this is great. it's tech, it's retail, it's gallery. you notice i didn't say it's bank, and it's intermodell and traffic. i love it. where are these people from? where did we get these people that know more than everybody else but you know what, last but not least, we're going to jay in illinois jay. >> boo-yah, jim. it's jay from illinois i want to say thank you for everything you do and all the hard work you put in every day >> thank you, jay. >> caller: my five stocks are number one, apple. own it, don't trade it number two, microsoft. number three, abbott labs. number four, lowe's. and number five, next tara energy jim, am i diversified? >> these people -- i don't -- i should give up the show. these people have learned fr

and you won't see a traditional one in there except silicon valley bank, largely tied to tech msci, indices, spgi. but market iss leading the way take a look at a handful of charts two-year chart look at the topping-out formation. you see the stock hovering ominously and just now breaking that well-defined level that has been so key for the past year. call that a descending wedge second chart, exact same time frame, call this head and shoulders top. drawing the lines and you can see the arrow. keep that head and shoulders shot in line looking at a very long-term chart. you can see the sequencing, head and shoulders annotated here as well that time frame, about ten years, hold that and look at the next chart this is the log chart. log rhythmic instead of aromatic you can see we've broken the well-defined trend line in effect so long and the final chart, consider it a channel. same bottom line we're reaching but putting in the upper vein how clear the ascent has been and how bad the break is i think it gets worse. >> mike, how do you trade this very rare event? >> yes, this is obviously not o

struggled for several months before her mom found out via social media about second harvest of silicon valley food bank having that food and our house. it a scene just by seen my kids faces. it was. >> full of like law. >> after being unemployed for about a year. susan now has a new job as an administrative assistant. she says there by monthly trips to get groceries from the food bank, help them through a very tough time. you can maybe not pain are not getting, but food. it's important and must be if you have >> home, it's like something really need to care about and bring it home. >> because the kids tessa know if you have money are not says it is just one example of so many. >> folks who found themselves out of work but recently struggling to be able to pay their rent, pay their bills and still afford food. and so we have had to literally double the amount of were provided. we're still serving on average close to half a million people. every single black relying primarily on donations and an army of volunteers. second harvest works with 300 nonprofit partners. >> giving away food at 900 distribution

struggled for several months before her mom found out via social media about second harvest of silicon valley food bank. >> having that food and our house. it was scenes just by seen my kids faces. it was. >> full of like law. >> after being unemployed for about a year. susan now has a new job as an administrative assistant. she says there by monthly trips to get groceries from the food bank, help them through a very tough time. you can maybe not pain are not getting, but food. it's important and must be if you have >> home, it's like something really need to care about and bring it home because the kids tessa know if you have money are not says it is just one example of so many. >> folks who found themselves out of work but recently struggling to be able to pay their rent, pay their bills and still afford food. and so we have had to literally double the amount of food were provided. we're still serving on average close to half a million people. every single black relying primarily on donations and an army of volunteers. second harvest works with 300 nonprofit partners. >> giving away food at 900 distr

struggled for several months before her mom found out via social media about second harvest of silicon valley food bankng that food and our house. it was scenes just by seen my kids faces. it was. >> full of like law. >> after being unemployed for about a year. susan now has a new job as an administrative assistant. she says there by monthly trips to get groceries from the food bank, help them through a very tough time. you can maybe not pain are not getting, but food. it's important and must be if you have >> home, it's like something really need to care about and bring it home because the kids tessa know if you have money are not says it is just one example of so many. >> so folks who found themselves out of work but recently struggling to be able to pay their rent, pay their bills and still afford food. and so we have had to literally double the amount of were provided. we're still serving on average close to half a million people. every single black relying primarily on donations and an army of volunteers. second harvest works with 300 nonprofit partners. >> giving away food at 900 distribution sit

struggled for several months before her mom found out via social media about second harvest of silicon valley food bank. >> having that food and our house. it was scenes just by seen my kids faces. it was. >> full of like law. >> after being unemployed for about a year. susan now has a new job as an administrative assistant. she says there by monthly trips to get groceries from the food bank, help them through a very tough time. you can maybe not pain are not getting, but food. it's important and must be if you have >> home, it's like something really need to care about and bring it home because the kids tessa know if you have money are not says it is just one example of so many. >> folks who found themselves out of work who recently struggling to be able to pay their rent, pay their bills and still afford food. and so we have had to literally double the amount of food were provided. we're still serving on average close to half a million people. every single black relying primarily on donations and an army of volunteers. second harvest works with 300 nonprofit partners. >> giving away food at 900 distr

struggled for several months before her mom found out via social media about second harvest of silicon valley food bank. >> having that food and our house. it was scenes just by seen my kids faces. it was. >> full of like law. >> after being unemployed for about a year. susan now has a new job as an administrative assistant. she says there by monthly trips to get groceries from the food bank, help them through a very tough time. you can maybe not pain are not getting, but food. it's important and must be if you have >> home, it's like something really need to care about and bring it home because the kids tessa know if you have money are not says it is just one example of so many. >> folks who found themselves out of work but recently struggling to be able to pay their rent, pay their bills and still afford food. and so we have had to literally double the amount of were provided. we're still serving on average close to half a million people. every single black relying primarily on donations and an army of volunteers. second harvest works with 300 nonprofit partners. >> giving away food at 900 distributi

struggled for several months before her mom found out via social media about second harvest of silicon valley food bankthat food and our house. it was scenes just by seen my kids faces. it was. >> full of like law. >> after being unemployed for about a year. susan now has a new job as an administrative assistant. she says there by monthly trips to get groceries from the food bank, help them through a very tough time. you can maybe not pain are not getting, but food. it's important and must be if you have >> home, it's like something really need to care about and bring it home because the kids tessa know if you have money are not says it is just one example of so many. >> folks who found themselves out of work, but recently struggling to be able to pay their rent, pay their bills and still afford food. and so we have had to literally double the amount of food were provided. they're still serving on average, close to half a million people. every single black primarily on donations and an army of volunteers. second harvest works with 300 nonprofit partners. >> giving away food at 900 distribution sites th

struggled for several months before her mom found out via social media about second harvest of silicon valley food banking that food and our house. it was scenes just by seen my kids faces. it was. >> full of like law. >> after being unemployed for about a year. susan now has a new job as an administrative assistant. she says they're bimonthly trips to get groceries from the food bank help them through a very tough time. you can maybe not pain are not getting but food it's important and must be if you have >> home, it's like something really need to care about and bring it home because the kids tessa know if you have money are not says it is just one example of so many. >> so folks who found themselves out of work but recently struggling to be able to pay their rent, pay their bills and still afford food. and so we have had to literally double the amount of food for providing are still serving on average close to half a million people. every single black relying primarily on donations and an army of volunteers. second harvest works with 300 nonprofit partners. >> giving away food at 900 distribution si

black list, and bringing systems thinking to hollywood content, where we don't have within silicon valley or tyra bankses of entrepreneurship apply in other areas. there's surprises and delights of variations. >> i consider you the master of scale, blitz scaling, that is. what was the great surprise for you? was there something you learned from these entrepreneurs where you said i had not thought about that at all? >> there's always a bunch of things i've learned. probably not having not thought about at all, given investing, facebook, airbnb, and co-founding linkedin there's been a lot of times around this. i would say that you're always surprised that sometimes, like sometimes the lesson goes to 11. the lesson of speed in entrepreneurship and the speed to scale, being what creates these global technology platforms. and so, for example, with zuckerberg, when he moved fast and break thing, move fast was stable infrastructure. most of the world was like, oh, now he's learning. no, no, this is still a lesson in speed that kind of thing where you say impacting the lesson is important all the way to 11 out

like a unicorn in silicon valley that stepped into banking.idea of like gamifying wall street confetti pops up when you make your first trade they make their money off of people and the payment for order flow robinhood is a big character i love them and i think they are incredible but it is going to change everything once every high school kid, college kid and up is using it, which i think is inevitable because it is the easy and fun way to trade. >> what do you think about elon and mark cuban >> elon, he hates short sellers. when he sees this, he tweets game stopped it spirals everything. he's kind of the ultimate troll on the internet but beloved by the reddit mob he's not the guy in the suit and tie. mark cuban loved the fact this was happening. he's kind of a man of the people, even though he's also a billionaire. you saw this division between the people who supported the wall street bank and people who wanted to see retail traders win for once, which they did for a short time >> thank you for joining us today. the book is called the anti-

around entrepreneurship aren't just these silicon valley lessons i have learned, but applied more broadly. it is talking to people outside my network. tyra banksshe made herself an enormous the successful supermodel, was approaching it like an entrepreneur. franklin leonard, creating the blacklist. a-rod. all these folks, what you discover is that these principles of entrepreneurship aren't just technology -- technology companies aren't just the people who go, i am going to start a company, but how you are thinking about creating something from nothing and that from something to this huge scale. emily: elon musk has said entrepreneurship feels like swallowing glass and staring into the abyss of death. do you think anyone can be an entrepreneur, or does it take a special kind of person? it sounds terrifying. reid: it is a good thing to think that it's terrifying. i use the jump off a cliff and assemble an airplane on the way down. it is also like looking at the abyss below you, may be less like swallowing glass. it is very difficult. it is a combination of characteristics, risk tolerance. a combination of do you have the right safety net, which

silicon valley lessons come about apply more broadly. it is talking to people who are both -- who are mostly outside my network. tyra bankse herself in or mislead successful approaching it like an entrepreneur. franklin leonard creating the blacklist. a-rod, all of these folks, we discovered the principles of entrepreneurship aren't just kind of the people who go, i am going to start a company, but how you think about creating something from nothing and from -- huge scale. emily: elon musk said entrepreneurship feels like swallowing glass and staring into the abyss of death. do you think anyone can be an entrepreneur? does it take a special kind of person? it sounds terrifying. reid: i think is a good thing to think it is terrifying. i used the jump off the cliff from an airplane and looking at the abyss below you less like swallowing glass. it is difficult. i think there is a combination of characteristics, risk tolerance, the right safety net -- which helps when you come from a family with a little bit of money, or other things, he network that can support you, that is part of where you have an easier time. i do think i

a look at silicon valley has a future in this week's magazine basically the best of both worlds almost by definition exposed to the tech sector which is doing well but they are very much a bankb you just on my drinking taste, tell a sure idea. >> the maker of sam adams has done very well hard seltzer they thought it would grow and grow and grow but growth is slowing and they finally threw in the towel and through their guidance, the shares are down 60% from their all-time high in april and looks like a good time to take a sip. jack: great ideas as always, to check out more read this week's edition at barron's.com don't forget to follow us at barron'sa >> from the box did use in new york city this is "maria bartiromo wall street". maria: welcome to the program on this weekend of marimba rents i am maria bartiromo a nation mourns it is been 20 years since the deadliest attack on u.s. soil. nearly 3000 people were killed when hijacked planes hit the twin towers, the pentagon and another one crashing in pennsylvania field. i was reporting from the floor of

in silicon valley the fraud trial of the founder of blood testing firm theranos begins today — elizabeth holmes is expected to use the defence of domestic abuse. and up in smoke —japanese bankura tells its staff even when working from home cigarette breaks are against their rules. the semiconductor giant intel has announced it will set up dedicated capacity to make computer chips for the car industry at its existing foundry in ireland. intel will invest up to 80 billion euro in european production over the next decade. earlier this year, intel's chief executive predicted the situation would get worse before it got better. our correspondent theo leggett caught up pat gelsinger, who has been visiting the international mobility show in munich, and asked him if those fears had been borne out? exactly as we predicted, the worst is the second half of the year, 03, 04. next year it will get incrementally better each quarter but we think it will continue into 2023. it takes that long to get more capacity in place, just designs, rebuild supply change. it in place, just designs, rebuild supply change-— supply change. it is fair to sa it supply change. it is fair to say it will _ supp

a look at silicon valley has a future in this week's magazine basically the best of both worlds almost by definition exposed to the tech sector which is doing well but they are very much a banked to snub you just on my drinking taste, tell a sure idea. >> the maker of sam adams has done very well hard seltzer they thought it would grow and grow and grow but growth is slowing and they finally threw in the towel and through their guidance, the shares are down 60% from their all-time high in april and looks like a good time to take a sip. jack: great ideas as always, to check out more read this week's edition at barron's.com don't forget to follow us at barron'ss >> it's every parent's worst nightmare. your child is born with a deformity -- a face no one wants to see. in poor countries, over 200,000 children a year are condemned to a life of pain and rejection, hoping for the miracle that will change their lives forever.

a look at silicon valley has a future in this week's magazine basically the best of both worlds almost by definition exposed to the tech sector which is doing well but they are very much a bank: didn't need to snub you just on my drinking taste, tell a sure idea. >> the maker of sam adams has done very well hard seltzer they thought it would grow and grow and grow but growth is slowing and they finally threw in the towel and through their guidance, the shares are down 60% from their all-time high in april and looks like a good time to take a sip. jack: great ideas as always, to check out more read this week's edition at barron's.com don't forget to follow us at barron'sa >> from the box did use in new york city this is "maria bartiromo wall street". maria: welcome to the program on this weekend of marimba rents i am maria bartiromo a nation mourns it is been 20 years since the deadliest attack on u.s. soil. nearly 3000 people were killed when hijacked planes hit the twin towers, the pentagon and another one crashing in pennsylvania field. i was reporting from the flo

a look at silicon valley has a future in this week's magazine basically the best of both worlds almost by definition exposed to the tech sector which is doing well but they are very much a bankdn't need to snub you just on my drinking taste, tell a sure idea. >> the maker of sam adams has done very well hard seltzer they thought it would grow and grow and grow but growth is slowing and they finally threw in the towel and through their guidance, the shares are down 60% from their all-time high in april and looks like a good time to take a sip. jack: great ideas as always, to check out more read this week's edition at barron's.com don't forget to follow us at barron's weekend and join us again monday night. ♪ >> hello everyone welcome back to cuddle i am larry kudlow. i begin with a quote it will not help with these governors will not help us beat the pandemic, i will use my power as president to get them out of the way. don't take it from me, take a listen to the president himself who is thumbing his nose at her nation's governors and after he thumbs his nose he's putting his finger in their eye.

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silicon valley internet guy or gal working at multiple companies also in on it. promised a job apparently with the hillary administration. basically working on data mining to prove alfa banknnection with computers. it was about hotel marketing. final word. >> this is happening at the same time that some of the same people are pushing the christopher steele dossier, which had a much longer life actually as a set of allegations both which were found to be completely unfounded, unbased but this is all coming around in late august, in september, and october of 2016. the campaign is at its highest pitch. there are democrats who are smart enough to be worried about hillary clinton's chances. they don't think she is going to win in a landslide. we have this absolutely fake allegations essentially being run through the fbi. here again, remember, if you're a reporter, and you hear about this, you think, wow, the fbi is investigating, this is not just some paid flak for the clinton campaign. this is the fbi. that gave, that gave the story such credibility and did enormous damage to president trump not only when he was president-elect trump in the transition but right after he got i

bank we will provide that entree. >> it has been fascinating to watch boiling spring d even valley, the reference to the valley what does that mean? maybe it works for silicons, and thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> up next, during the massive run-up in gamestop robinson execs reassured the public its platform could handle the volume but a trail of emails reveals panic behind the scenes. what it means, next. if you're 55 and up, t-mobile has plans built just for you whether you need a single line or lines for family members, you'll get great value on america's most reliable 5g network. like 2 lines of unlimited for just $27.50 a line. that's our everyday price. plus, our plans always come with unlimited talk, text and data included. so, switch to t-mobile and get 2 lines of unlimited for only $27.50 a line. that's half the price of verizon or at&t. only at t-mobile. the leader in 5g. >>> welcome back, everybody. here's a quick market flash on pacific gas and electric the shares are down a little less than 1% after a district attorney has charged the company with manslaughter and other crimes for the california wildfire that killed four people last