teledoc is a company with active disruptive technology. the country's first provider of online health care services. it cost dlrs 40 for each consultation with wait times less than 10 minutes. management estimates a third of all doctor visits could be handled like this over the web, revolutionizing the health care industry. there are some competitors. this is a rapidly growing trend. it's both the largest operator in the industry and the only publicly traded pure play. teledoc is not yet profitable because of all the money it's spending in order to expand, it's still growing like a weed. 78% revenue growth in the second quarter, 104% increase in telehealth-based doctor visits, 48% increase in their user base. after the recent sell-off, kind of interesting, down to $25 and change. i think teledoc is worth buying it for speculation, but don't buy it all at once. finally, how about this olli's bargain outlet? a lot of you like because i get a lot of questions on it. it sells brand name housewares, food, books, bed and bath products, toys, har

teledoc. the hip eyeglass company warby parker.eption that people felt it was better for you, bfy product, that company did fair priced at $18 now $16. the problem, simon, a lot of competition out there, frito-lay, for example, a big company is a major competitor that's also entering the popcorn space. back to you. >> thank you very much, mr. pisani. back to one of our top headlines today. that deal by warren buffett's berkshire hathaway down about $37 billion, equates to $235 a share. and it is all cash. what's interesting is when you look at a chart of precision castparts, you note that $235 in cash is not the 52-week high for the stock. yeah, there you go. thank you. it's not near the all-time high or at least the recent high over the last couple of years of $270. and so some shareholders, in fact, one of the top ten shareholders that i have heard from this morning, saying we don't get it. we don't understand why the company would be willing to sell at this price given, we believe, at least, that they are leveraging production a