taylor: thank you.f you don't want bitcoin wrigley, you can get the bitcoin futures etf, at launches today. we will take a look at that next . a lot of interesting stuff. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> live from new york, i am taylor riggs. guy, we got you -- we got to get you want the bitcoin train. guy: i may be on it. you never know. taylor: we know matt miller is on it. i just have to stock you on facebook to figure out if you are too. we had the first bitcoin etf earlier this week, and another one today trading on the nasdaq ctf. this is dave wilson here with more. dave: we know the valkyrie strategy has made its to view but you are not seeing the kind of trading that you are in the proshares etf that began trading earlier this week paid it let me tell you, it was quite a day -- debut for the one from proshares. just look at the numbers, assets under management exceeding $1 billion in two days, the fastest for any etf ever. if you look at the trading, 1.2 billion dollars of shares changing hands in the fi

taylor: we are looking at the nasdaq.othing -- you wonder when the markets start to digest perhaps this narrative that it is higher than longer. it is not bitcoin yet, guy, or is it? today is an interesting day -- guy: today is an interesting day. the nasdaq down by 9/10 of 1%, this is bloomberg. taylor: i want to bring you this -- another update on the market. we are off 1% on the nasdaq in tech. we heard about snap being that the ios and apple, supply chains are hitting them harder than we thought. we are going to be thinking more too here about big tech. without some of the participation of big tech -- if we can change up the board, i went to highlight that core deals are coming down but less so on the five-year. you want to talk about volatility? look at this. a big retail frenzy. we have had a few of these yesterday. guy: what is interesting in europe is the tech sector is leading despite what we are seeing with the nasdaq. it's retail media ledger is underperforming. while we are seeing a similar rates picture in th

taylor should mark taylor: it's really interesting.ou can't discount an iphone cycle, as dan talked about, with some of the bullishness and despite the supply chain issues, that religionists is a fourth or big upgrade that's still underway. let's wood all with our bloomberg senior analyst, as well as jeremy ryan at gradient, which has $4.2 billion in assets under management. bringing us in here, what stands out to you? >> it's supply chain related. we have to figure out how many iphones they can ship in the next six months. everything else takes a backseat. we all know that the demand is there. the economic cycle is good. 5g upgrade. carrier incentives are there. from all those things, we don't see this as demand issues, but a supply problem. >> it has been short of expectations. does that concern you without the forecast ahead? anurag: one of the ways to think about the iphone apple ecosystem, it gets delayed. the question is, can they ship it fast enough for people to have it in their hands during the holidays and? caroline: it's not

taylor: maybe that's what explains this chart.his is different than what we've heard from companies who say that their inventories are not being replenished because they can't get their items and things are flying off the shelves. this is inventory is rising. maybe if you can get something, you're snapping it up. or companies that have things in their facilities in the store but customers want it online. maybe that behavior is creating the extra inventory levels we have seen. either way, fascinating that this is back up on the rise. romaine: i have a closet full of cotton bales. right next to my jars of natural gas. i have to keep the oil in the bathtub. caroline: let's debate, how broken the supply chain is. nick little is with us. an expert in supply chain management. your expertise is highly sought after at the moment. how problematic is this transitory? or are we broke into a certain degree? >> it's a place we have never been before. that's the real problem. for many years, we have looked at supply chains with a scientific len

taylor: i am taylor riggs. you don't get to have all the fun. you are standing next to a sharp.m playing this videogame calm crypto kitties. people spend millions of dollars playing it. my producer says no, taylor, it is nba top shot. this game allows you to buy basketball's greatest moments. 10 million transactions have taken place. 700 million dollars in total sales. nba or crypto kitty? caroline: may be both. we will talk to the man behind both. he is with us. he is the ceo of the company behind it. we want to take away the sensationalism around nft's. talk to us about it. has it taken you by surprise? roham: it is still super early days. the space is still a few hundred thousand people. collectively, they have spent almost $1 billion, but it is still early days. the headline sales are great and dollar numbers are impressive, but it is about accessibility. both collecting economies within top shot and collectibles have become more transparent. you see artists, individual creators connecting from anywhere in the world in creating a community that can be as small or as large as

taylor: talk to us about that pricing. particularly the strength may be overseas. >> pricing isn't quite a strong overseas as it is in north america. in north america, you look at the records they are getting, the days of $5,000 off and 0% financing and dealers having to kick in extra are long gone at least this year in the auto industry. sonali: how much are prices supposed to edge higher given that the chip issues are going to last a while? >> you have to look vehicle by vehicle. there are dealers who have additional markups, it's an opportunity to recapture some of that. interest rates are low, plus the trade-in values with cars are very strong. consumers probably not seeing a big increase in the monthly payments they are making on these expensive trucks. i expect they are coming into a showroom with a trade-in that is worth significantly more. caroline: these are companies that are seeing significant falls in the profitability, they are doing better than many had factored in. we leave you to go jump on the analyst call

taylor: we are not in final thoughts yet. romaine: i'm still confused. taylor: is the show over?t is over. no. ♪ ♪ ♪ romaine: great conversation today specifically and the trucking industry. diversifying the workforce could be a solution for trucking with women. at the end of the day, it is really --if one thing goes wrong in the supply chain, everything goes wrong and there needs to be coordination to get this back on track. caroline: it is interesting. we had gina raimondo saying temporary. what is temporary? is this will be the problem until 2023? taylor: she has been saying temporary for a year. caroline: that was what was interesting. episodic. jason was saying this has been going on for months -- 6 months. it is only now we are setting a light on it because we are worried about halloween candy. romaine: your 70 once days from crisp -- 71 days from christmas. you have people now who have started to go, let's start shopping for christmas. get what you want here. it brings out the issues, will we make longer-term changes? changes that will be lasting so this doesn't happen aga

taylor: and i'm taylor riggs. romaine: all it is about is price pressures. the higher cost for food, shelter, driving prices higher. are these going to remain at elevated levels or stay transitory. today, we will discuss how wall street executives are approaching inflation and how it's affecting earnings, and where to watch value versus growth. first, hearing from goldman president john walton. it's not about the idea of whether it's transitory or whether it's permanent, but about how we are defining the word transitory. take a look. >> every ceo i talked to today is very concerned about supply chain, input, costs, whether they are materials, commodities, and increasingly labor. both availability and cost. they believe it's not transitory. caroline: john waldron saying inflation is worrying him. but jamie dimon did not seem so worried. let's look into the jp morgan numbers. what do you make of the call from jamie dimon? he is not worried about any of these issues. >> he is focusing on the core fundamentals of his business, right? we focus a lot on loan growt

i'm taylor riggs in new york. [laughter] caroline: we have had some really fabulous conversations while here, trying to tackle some of the world's key challenges as we see them. first and foremost, challenges to infrastructure. we will talk about supply chain issues with elaine chao. we have got also plenty of fabulous conversations coming up when it comes to crypto and the like. first and foremost, whether it be in the markets, whether at the bright minds act milken, inflation, supply chain, and a healthy dose of crypto conversations. let's have a listen to what they are saying. >> i think 70% of the coins out there today are garbage and will go away. the question is, just like the internet bubble, which of the companies survive? >> my son and i lived together during the pandemic and he gave me a lecture every day on the fact that i had opined about bitcoin without knowing what i was talking about, which is true. >> i can tell you it is a value but i can't tell you you should short it because it is likely to be h

. >>> virginia's former governor hopes taylor swift's biggest fans will help him get his job back. will ganss has that story for us. ♪ >> it is an attempt to stir up bad blood in virginia's race to become governor. the democrat hopeful taylor swift fans will stop the state from turning red. ♪ unleashing a new series of targeted ads. highlighting his opponent's role in her catalog being sold. >> after i was denied a right to purchase my music it was a deal funded by the soros family. >> reporter: one reading did you know glenn youngkin helped buy taylor swift masters from under her. >> swifties aren't just upset that taylor's catalog has been sold. they are smart enough to look up what company bought it and who works there and share it widely amongst tens of thousands, mllions and all of a sudden it is trending. the company looks terrible. that can follow you around forever. >> reporter: britney spears thanking her fans crediting them for freeing her from her conservatorship. it is a tight race ahead of the election in virginia. taylor herself hasn't said anything on the matter you

taylor, first let's dig into the financial details. taylor: let's start with google. the big headline number, and i will keep this broad and brief him cloud revenue growth slowing just a little bit. getting revenue that -- you are seeing a little bit to the downside with the slowing growth within the cloud segment. that is the opposite when it comes to microsoft. the cloud computing strength has been fueling sales and profit growth. when we talk about the at environments on google, you want to talk about that with twitter, at least twitter says we are up 3% because maybe the impact from the apple and the supply chains, like we heard from facebook, maybe those aren't as bad as we thought. they are seeing less of an impact. texas instruments is a big mover on the day. the overlying headline is that you are getting weakness on some of the revenue forecasts. sonali: are you taking a look at robinhood as well? taylor: yes. we are seeing them take a plunge in the post-market trading. that is because they are moderating from where they were in the second quarter. the monthly

taylor: really interesting. let's bring in one of those traders profiled in that piece, katy kaminski, chief research strategist and portfolio manager who has about $6.5 billion in assets under management. katy, a great profile to read, mainly because it is all about the quan. i am curious, start with away quan trading has really changed for you. we knew of the blue ups -- the blowup, and the pandemic that upends the industry again. what have you noticed is the biggest shift about the quan industry? katy: the most important thing is quan is a spectrum and these days, everything is influenced by quan. it used to be very much a niche part of our business, but after what we have seen in technology and all the data science, quan is in everything we do in finance. for me, that is a good and exciting change. and it is part of everything we do because it is about data. caroline: it is about infrastructure as well. as we speak to you, how much has that been stress tested? i think it has been a great example of how techn

taylor: a bicoastal addition of "what'd you miss?" i'm taylor riggs here in new york. caroline: we bring your best, right here at the second busiest container seaport in the united states. over the next 30 minutes you will hear from key voices trying to fix the bottleneck. ryan peterson will be our guest. ringing trucks down here to help some of the hard-working workers down here. romain: when you come down to one of these ports, this is the economy, when you walk around and see everything moving across, it's kind of like a ballet. making sure everyone needs to be or they need to be when the music starts. caroline: we broke down the issues facing the port of long beach earlier. take a listen. >> it's one of the main arteries for transpacific trade and the second busiest container seaport in the united states. the port of long beach along the coast of california is one of the few u.s. ports that can accommodate one of the world's largest needs, with connections to 217 seaports around the globe. goods from furniture to footwear , auto parts to electronics, just about eve

after it was announced uta cut taylor lorenz a book deal. article left me blacklisted in penny list, most of the clients ended up at uta. there is no recourse for somebody like me. i'm not a celebrity to get the truth out of there. most are represented by uta. and so, but that's not all. eight months after her defamatory article, she continued to attack me when she heard i was raising capital for a new adventure. she went behind calling prominent people in the media, ranting i'm the most liberal abuser to cripple my career in dsilence me forever. this is an abuse of power in "the new york times" even after i filed a lawsuit against them awhich is not easy by the way, they continued to stand behind sinister behavior.ha how does taylor lorenz still have a job? >> she hasn't intimidated people into silence and she's calling you and abuser. i hope you end this. i really do. area edna jacob. we have watched with jaws open and how is this woman terrorizing the country and no one has the stones to fight back so thank you. so the deadline in new yor

taylor lor renz stalks the landscape hurting people.you say something, she claims you're attacking her because of neuroses or whatever. you're the aggressor. tell us why you're doing this and what your claim against her is. >> thanks, tucker. to give you background, i dedicated my career to the influence or marketing industry for almost 20 years before influencer was even a term. and my company, influences.com was disrupting the entertainment space as we discovered and developed some of the biggest internet stars in the world, including charlie and addison. and it was devastating when taylor l o renz came along with the megaphone of "the new york times" and decided to write a scathing article full of lies about us. she had to know it was lies because we answered all of her questions factually before she published the story. i lost my business, my personal reputation, and my income. in spanish we say -- there's laws but no justice. in this case, i pray for justice because taylor has a pattern of lying and destroying innocent people and m

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taylor: let me come to you as well. i read a note that said that deutsche bank was little surprised, given the volatility of full faith and credit this week. they didn't notice equity. they didn't noted -- notice a credit response. to the fundamentals hold? >> yes. i think the balance sheet fundamentals still look pretty good. some of the ones that they're trying to work into consideration we have seen with strong improvements and leverage in the first quarter this year. it looks a bit more doubtful, or maybe it will not come to fruition. that is what is already in the estimate, but a significant amount is already happened. it is encouraging that the sale of credits in the high-yield market has also normalized a fair bit in the second quarter. it is not just in a media provement. it is a distribution of improvement which is encouraging. this is not about credit fundamentals. it is a valuation story that we are alluding to, and it is very much a technical -- technical for the total returns. taylor: it is so interesting t

taylor: jobs day friday. reporting, more labor indications. >> don't forget the infrastructure bill. caroline: that is all for "what'd you miss?" have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ announcer: from the heart of where innovation, money, and power collide, in silicon valley and beyond, this is "bloomberg technology" with emily chang. ♪ emily: coming up, mark zuckerberg thinks he has seen the future. it is the meta-verse. it is a rebranding enough to get

taylor: the traditional blue app.hat is what we think of it when you think facebook you are smart to -- when you think of it. you're smart to point out there is a family of apps. you can see here -- this is from the internal report. we have re-created this. we look at the number of minutes age. the white line is 30 plus. then you take a look in yellow and that is the 18 to 29. it is flipping a little bit. it was alarming is the pink line at the bottom is age 13 to age 17. you have gone from 31 down to 26 minutes. what was so interesting is we just heard from -- it is like the meta-verse is now going to be the focus. you wonder, where does this come in? what are these questions start to come in? this seems to be so important. we have caroline: the perfect voice to understand what gen z is all about at the moment. perhaps health facebook wins back gen z and the young millennials. timothy is with us. he has worked with so many companies. nike, deliver room, to win the hearts and minds of gen z. are they doing that throug

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taylor, back to you in new york. taylor: we still have a lot more to come from milken. we will hear from the founder of entertainment studios next. this is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: we are live from the milken institute global conference in l.a. romaine: right here in the lobby, i'm romaine bostick. taylor: i am still on set. we will see. let's take a look. i know you guys had a great conference with a media mogul. we talk about the advertising rebound we were expecting this year, how are companies thinking about where they are putting their dollars? do they put it in traditional linear tv, in internet? we found this research. they upped their u.s. add forecast for -- ad forecast for 2021 again. what is crazy is digital has been a huge standout, up 50% so far this year. tv according to the study only looking at a 3% increase. as you can see, you are starting to see the shift in ad dollars. romaine: we spoke to byron allen , who owns a lot of affiliates, abc, fox, weather channel. he said advertising is holding up for a lot of these stations, but he also talke

taylor. i'm the director of natural resource studies here at the cato institute, kato hired people like me, primarily to change public opinion. and that's what i did. there may be some extreme events that occur down the road and we don't know what the chances for that might be. the climate skepticism is entirely dependent upon the promotion of doubt about the underlying science. james hanson at nasa thinks it's maybe 710121520 percent. other scientists think there's probably more like 0.3 percent denial about the underlying sciences. the critical is the critical junction that event while taylor takes a sick of water, meat, mock moran of what i'm going to like. yeah, i'm going to be looking at you can be sitting there. so i be like, my job essentially is covering the global warming movement and communicating to the public to the latest findings. you look at the, the satellite data. we're, we actually had no significant warming since 998. actually no warming, we've been cooling and recent years

taylor jaffe: oh! that was an action shot. susan jaffe: we were used to just the proximity of people, so that was a shock. because of where we, are it's just so isolated and remote. that's when got it in his head that we would be farmers. johnny "bananas" devenanzio: and what was it about livestock and meat-- what made you settle on that? marc jaffe: basically what we employ is rotational grazing. taylor jaffe: is the fence off? teddy jaffe: yeah. marc jaffe: there are some permanent paddocks, there's some permanent fencing, but the vast majority of it is this portable electric fencing that allows us to move the animals around. oh, these are electric fences? these are electric fences. oh good thing you told me. ah! teddy jaffe: where we are, we get a good amount of rainfall. they have more grass than they can eat. susan jaffe: so it was just a matter of finding out what would work for us. and we started off with chickens. hello hello. ladies. johnny "bananas" devenanzio: how long does it take a chicken to lay an egg? like nine

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kevin mccarthy has chosen the marjorie taylor greene direction, the maga direction, the donald trump direction, the election lie direction, that is the we are not going to care if people are engaged in racist anti-semitic conspiracy theory politics. that's fine. and liz cheney provides the alternative view. i look at what happened on the floor of the house as much more significant than just a squabble or just one congresswoman, marjorie taylor greene, yelling at two people who are just having a conversation. this is the choice for the republican party. i don't know that they realize that. i think a lot of them think there is some sort of third option. there isn't. it is cheney or marjorie taylor greene and i guess the question for all the members out there, which one are you going to follow? >> yeah. it reminds me of the scenemagui leaving and he's like who's coming with me? and it is one other person and the goldfish. jake tapper, thank you so much. we'll see you, not john berman, to be very clear, in case there is any confusion, on "the lead" at 4:00 p.m. >> i love your jerry magui

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taylor. ms. taylor, it sounds like this may have been a threatening drawing.-old girl. and probably without any means, i would imagine to carry out any threat. and i wonder what the school told you. because there is a big leap between a drawing, even if it is threatening, and being carted away by the police, right? >> yes. i do understand where you're coming from. however, the drawing was not the motivation for my daughter's arrest. so i think that's what we're losing focus of when it comes to the traug. that is just a secondary part of the situation. it is not really what led up to the actual arrest of my daughter. and with that being said, too, that is the section, the response of the hpd and doe of the in the situation of why my daughter was arrested. >> this is a complex situation. there are very important questions here. we know they still have to be answered. ms. taylor, i really appreciate you being with us. mateo, you as well. . >> thank you for having us. >>> a republican congressman writes a letter saying he is the ranking member of the january 6th c

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officer fletcher then shot and killed taylor. the alameda county da later determined that fletcher use excessive force and charged him with manslaughter. he's out custody on $200,000 bail. it is due back in court on december 9th. walgreens is being forced to close 5 more stores in san francisco. the company is blaming the rise in retail best for closures. walgreens is already closed. more than a dozen of its stores in the city due to an uptick in crime this is video of a theft and a local walgreens a few months ago. in response, one city supervisors introduced legislation to allow for sheriff's deputies to contract with businesses for private security. sheriff role. my believes deputies providing private security with better be equipped to handle those crimes. >> in the event that something does occur. the ability act on it here. it's something that we have an advantage over over a privately contracted services because as fully sworn peace officers, we have the ability to act on something. obviously to provide de escalation techn

look, they have -- they have completely thrown in not just with marjorie taylor green.at this caucus. they have paul gosar, the nicest thing you could say about him is he is white nationalist curious. he might be worse than that on the white nationalist chain. mat gets a, who -- you have got matt gaetz. you have mo brooks in this caucus. you could be a fund-raising consultant for them and jeff miller doesn't care if you fund raise for white nationalists. what he cares is if you fund raise for someone who is telling the truth about his boss's complicity in the insurrection on january 6th. i think that shows you where they know they are vulnerable, where they know that they are weak. and it shows you, as you have said, that they are at an destination. mccarthy decided the all the-right members in his caucus are fine. it is people that challenge donald trump that are the problem. people that speak truth about january 6th that are the problem. >> i want to just follow up with you, tim, adam kinzinger makes a similar point to the one you are making tweeting this on this repo

we presented taylor's critique to patrick michaels, who rejects taylor's account. he says his facts were scientifically documented, and he still thinks james hanson is wrong, and denies misleading. the public kato has not replied to the critique in spite of repeated requests. let's take a look at the economics. the oil industry strategy paper describes her large sums of money had to be given by the oil and energy industry to think tanks and organizations among recipients see fact well around the work was the best thing to do is it had the courage to do nothing might get any money from the oil companies, we might get some and competitive enterprise institute. we don't disclose our diners. however, some of our donors disclose that they fund us. the most notable being exxon mobil, which funded a number of groups for probably a decade. tax records, financial reports, and other documents show who exxonmobil funded after the strategy meeting from 1998 to 2006. 0 sh. the data shows that the world's major oil company in the years after the meeting donated at least $1200000

taylor. what are they saying about the outcome. >> granite still not clear yet how this will all play out. but several big decisions are still to come. first. there's the sentencing of hall and then whether or not the prosecution will retry that voluntary manslaughter charge. >> contra. costa county jury found danville police officer hole guilty of assault with a firearm on tuesday. the 2018 deadly shooting of an unarmed man on a mirar leader who suffered from mental illness. however, the jury was hung on a second count of voluntary manslaughter. prosecutors said hall used excessive unreasonable and unnecessary force when he shot are believe in 9 times as our leader drove away from police during a low-speed chase. but hall's lawyers argued that he feared for his life attorney for the victim's family. john burris says he's not surprised by the deadlock on the manslaughter charge but is glad there was some sort of accountability on tuesday know it's a heartbreak for the family. >> but in type o

councilmember loren taylor is running to replace mayor libby schaff. he is the first there to launch a public campaign for mayor in the 2022 election. the race is going to be wide open because mayor shop is going to reach the end of her second term. she cannot run again. yeah, definitely term joining us live now to 9 to talk about his campaign along with. >> a number of other things happening in the town. does oakland council member lauren taylor councilmember, thank you so much for spending time with us here on kron. 4 news at a. >> thank you so much for having me. can you first off, we want to talk a little bit a big thing that's you know, everyone is talking about in oakland. that is obviously the homicides, the crime that is happening there. the city now recording 100 and 5 homicides last night with this investigation. that's now ongoing team. talk a little bit about what the sense the mood there in oakland trying to get something done and how do you if you are elected as mayor try to reverse the course of what what is happening there. >> that's it

oakland council member lauren taylor formally kicked off his campaign for oakland mayor today taylorunity event where he addressed supporters. he is the first candidate to announce he's running to replace mayor libby schaaf. who cannot run next year because of term limits. taylor was elected city council in 2018 from district six, which covers areas, including maxwell park and havens court in east oakland. being progressive. while also making progress. that's what we're about, and that's what oakland has so much potential that we haven't realized we have promises that we haven't delivered on and i'm running for office to make sure that we deliver on those commitments. taylor's priorities include homelessness and public safety. he has pushed for more police resources in oakland while on the council. oakland police are investigating another overnight sideshow video posted here on the citizen app shows cars doing doughnuts it park boulevard and spruce street in the city's ivy hill district. police don't ktvu that officers were aware of sporadic sideshow activities throughout the city, s

i had marjorie -- i'm sorry, i did not have marjorie taylor greene on the show, i had with it knee taylorbout what happens if you don't follow the cult. what do you do? >> it cannot be reformed, it cannot be fixed and saved. so what do people like me do? well, plenty of people like me, ali, are joining the democratic party. and in a way that makes a lot of sense. i have not done that yet. but if you believe like i do that right now the existential threat to this country is the cult leader donald trump and the republican party, which attacks our democracy every day, the only game in town is the democratic party. they're the only ones who, again, can stop this threat which is why i screamed to all of my independents and conserves that i talk to every day, there should be no enthusiasm gap right now. the republicans have declared war on our democracy. democrats and independents ought to be busting through walls to vote. >> so what happens, then? because i get your point, and the democrats can perhaps figure out a way to be a yet bigger tent party that has a greater perspective along its idea

meanwhile, human insurrection marjorie taylor greene got into yet another shouting match with colleaguesfloor. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: after four years of trump, i feel like our barometer for what counts as a scandal is a little off trump generated too many controversies to count, so we just moved on. for example, no one seems to remember or care that on top of everything else he did, when trump was president, the white house accepted at least 83 separate gifts from saudi arabia, including artwork featuring picture of president trump, multiple swords, daggers, leather ammo holders and holsters tiger and cheetah fur robes and a dagger made of pure silver a mother of pearl sheathe. i guess that means they hacked his amazon wish list [ laughter ] were they under the impression that our president was the drug dealer from "boogie nights?" [ laughter ] my only regret is trump never showed up to a rally wearing it all of it at once. [ laughter ] "i killed -- i killed this cheetah myself oh, she was fast, but i was faster ran him down ran

tom: wrap it up, taylor. talk seriously now about the character that the market has defined through their derivative space. what do you do with all of these earnings in this boom economy and this bull market? what do you do for words? stuart has an optimistic tone. what are you going to write about for monday? i'm just curious how you take this odd bull market and drive it forward with a derivatives analysis. >> it's a great question, hopefully i get to pick my own exit music. the market had been underinvested because of what happened in september, going through the numbers with big eats across the board, the markets are responding positively to that that i do think that your question is the right one. a couple of big weeks of earnings with the fed in the backdrop and in the rate market, how does the fed behave when the earnings are behind us? we have seen large tech quality degrading earnings with those results and usually when we get through you get back into the value trade. that would be the case. jonatha