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know must know don't do it until it's a good tex no as a girl read a letter lay a little a take we're going to in 10 minutes now listen phone. face a new teacher. of a d.p. . world and clearly hundreds and. hundreds of times over we have us now you think you can actually tell it all i know because one of you know about i got what i have a whole lot of that is a lie then ever end of the day that's when they're like i want to get some ny. raul valiant and i was wrong with the mother is he. going to get out. it's a very good example of corruption and get a. new corruption watch how you get corruption at its best sequence and it's not only my mom i don't know must do something about it. comes to something about economic freedom when i'm going to talk to a corruption i was going to do something about it it's bed. there's so many old people yeah it was a dream that is making so much money every minute from cooking that all the out of the pension money. people are receiving it very well and. they love the name of the song by stealing the group because it's catchy and they believe they really

but there was something neither tex nor sarah knew just then. spokane cops were investigating sarah's wayward husband. out on the north dakota prairie, another lawman had been poking around for more than a year. homeland security agent derrick trudell had heard from a colleague about the missing casey clark and the ripoff report and other possible crimes. >> he told me the story, and it sounded unbelievable is what it did. >> eric trudell was hooked. so by the time burbridge started showing up, trudell could tell him a thing or two about james henriksen. how would you describe him? >> he comes across as just -- >> you're at a loss for words. >> you could say he comes across as a used car salesman but that's really not fair to used car salesmen. the guy is just -- he's a scumbag. >> by the time doug carlile was murdered trudell had really just by coincidence been on james's trail for more than a year, looking into possible illegal drug imports and the mysterious disappearance of employee k.c. clarke. it began to look like henriksen was behaving l

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carter worth thinks tex la stock is about to shift into neutral. >>> then everyone is also getting amped up about tesla's stock splichlt's not the first company to do so or the last and there's a ton of corporate actions that could impact anybody's stock. professor cho has a lesson on "options action." >>> plus, hold onto your hammers. home depot already reported earnings, but that's not stopping tony from building a trade right now. time to risk less and make more. "options action"s starts right now. >> risk less, make more. sounds pretty good let ee get right to it okay it has been an electric year for tesla and its investors. the stock rallying again stored. it's up nearly 400% in 2020. pandemic be darned it's more than walmart the chart master says it may be time to pump the brakes on this red-hot stock. carter, take it away. >> you bet a phenom it's epic. but there are sequencing patterns with any assent or descent, ade skren desce descent, and that's what we're looking at it was exactly a decade ago, june, 2010 no judgments, annotations by me. take a look at the second chart. basic

segÚn las autoridades la explosiÓn se provoco cristi tex. sus quemaduras. en otras cosas, crece la polÉmica por el voto por correo hoy el director del servicio postal asegurÓ ante el senado, que su agencia es capaz de procesar todas las boletas en noviembre. el presidente trump sin embargo, sigue sembrando dudas de que sea posible, javier vega tiene el reporte. >>> en medio de la controversia por el servicio postal su director compareciÓ en el senad ante la presiÓn prometio que las boletas de noviembre serÁn prioridad y estÁn en buenas manos. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> cuestionado por los senadores negÓ que pretenda aceptar el proceso electoral por ejemplo con sacar buzones y defendiÓ los cambios que ha hecho. . nformaciÓn en pantalla). >>> por eso reacciÓn de trabajadores postales y sindicatos que los apoyan para ellos lo dicho en el senado no se corresponde con los hechos >>> para ser honestos eso es una mentira el servicio postal tiene trabajadores que trabajan duro y hablan con los demÁs trabajadores que estamos aquÍ apoyÁndonos y po

now thousandnds of homes in texs and louisiana are submerged in water.nd many others are severely damaged. hundreds of thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate, but some reviews to leave, planning to endure the storm in elevated homes. there are fears people may be trapped under the wreckage. rescuers have to wait for the wind to die down before searching for survivors. president trump says he is planning to visit the affected gulf coast, but not immediately. >> i was going to texas, louisiana, maybe a arkansas. spoke toto the governor, it will bebe in good shape, but they wil need help. now it turned out we got a little bit lucky. it was big and powerful but it passed quickly. everything is on schedule. we will probably be going saturday or sunday. >> i would encourage people to keep the people of louisiana and texas and are can, where you have signed an emergency declaration as the storm moves north, keep them in your prayers. also keep in mind organizations like the red cross letter on the ground providing assistance and support to all of the

yes, all students need to register school starts on monday and so we see tex just this week. >>well we or school stores asking parents to register accident parents have access to electronic devices. >>that is the look of some parental frustration on the face of jon jones, the 3rd. he says he received the text this week from horace mann elementary school in oakland regarding what he has to do to get his 5 year-old son josiah ready for the first day of conflicting messages this to access all students need to register but he says on the oakland unified school district's website says returning students don't have to reapply if they are in school but it still could be some. he says he received this text containing 3 links for completing the registration and it didn't help either. >>and also learned that someone savvy when it comes to navigating the web sites. and i'm having that difficulty i can imagine for parents who have a hard time he's now that with the option of completing the registration process in person which is a major challenge for this single father who was also a wor

see it on this says tex or tell that's the deeper the color of red the higher the confidence the temperature will be above. you sneh a billing to tray nap we're going to see the numbers climb back to the 80 to numbers above aping. on thing and thelesset hot and try inland. hot and dry if places where we won need it. we tonight have. >>> straight ahead. bay area big leaguers on the root. levi stadium will have to wait. the boilers were back today. it's been quite a few days. >> we may beising post sense on fix right here, tube in for . >>> a tearful sad shout out to cliff robertson, he had a 20 year career. robertson died at age 53. >>> now for the nba playoffs, after three day shut down the players laced 'em up. the pregame theme in orlando,. george hill stayed in the locker room. pickup trucks in white. bucs led by 21. after orlando pulled within three late. williams extends the lead again. they eliminated orlando to get miami next round. >>> russell westbrook scored seven points against oklahoma city. in our defense bear don't -- gordon scored. >>> part of the players nba home sven jurors

. >>> breaking news, hurricane laura is battering the gulf coast this morning the tex treemextremelyto the louisiana border we're in lake charles right in this thick of it all jay, good morning. describe the conditions there if you can. >> reporter: phillip, through the eye and now we're getting the backside of this system. it is pounding this area as it has been for several hours here. laura, crashing into the gulf coast early thursday morning, the most powerful hurricane to ever cross the shoreline near the texas/louisiana border >> we are anticipating catastrophic damages. >> reporter: from a major category 4 hurricane with sustained winds of 150 miles per hour, gusts even stronger. more than a foot of rain in some areas and what the national hurricane center calls an unsurvivable and potentially historic storm surge at just three feet the surge can be life threatening. at six feet the waves can smash through windows and doors. at nine feet entire neighborhoods can be swallowed laura's storm surge could crest at 20 feet >> to think there would be a wall of water over two stories h

yes, all students need to register school starts on monday and so we see tex just this week one week before school starts asking parents to register accident parents have access to electronic devices. >>that is the look of some parental frustration on the face of jon jones, the 3rd. he says he received the text this week from horace mann elementary school in oakland regarding what he has to do to get his 5 year-old son josiah ready for the first day of school the problem he says conflicting messages this to access all students need to register, but he says on the oakland unified school district's website says returning students don't have to reapply if they are in school but it still could be some. he says he received this text containing 3 links for completing the registration and it didn't help either. >>and also learned that someone savvy when it comes to navigating the web sites. and i haven't met difficulty i can imagine for parents who have a hard time he's now that with the option of completing the registration process in person which is a major challenge for this single fathe

very very well read especially in that is tex told me that this is not a new idea in fact in the old testament they had an idea called do you believe that every i believe is every 49 years maybe 50 is some people argue is $49.00 to $50.00 everybody's debts would be forgiven if you look at so poor you so just something to slavery you'd be forgiven and you would and the land you had would be given back to you is the effectively the physical world equivalent of playing monopoly and at the end. you get reset and so unfortunately that's not able to happen it doesn't happen anymore it doesn't happen in the physical well but. in the virtual world i believe what will happen is over time people are no good at holding on to their value if they don't have access to a inflationary money where they can affect somebody take advantage of friends to constantly replace any wealth they leased through bad economical business decisions they will eventually lose wealth and you only end up at the top with the best people and the opportunity to rise of the top becomes equal for everybody carson are playing

tex says 17 percent decrease and all of the and that's great news given that these 3 states that are there that i just mentioned that surging number just 2 weeks ago now lastly let's take a look where new deaths are increasing so these states have had the highest growth in nearly reported deaths or over the last 14 days since new deaths tend to rise a few weeks after a rise in infection for example florida broke its record for the most deaths reported in a single day several times in the past week and is now seeing an increase of 22 percent increase in deaths and another example is mississippi with an increase of 13 percent in deaths now over all new deaths in the us are up 36 percent from 2 weeks ago but still remain well below their peak levels and brand despite ongoing surges the new cases and deaths that i just went over right here which as far outpace many other countries like you mentioned president trump insisted they're shutting down the u.s. and tam to lower new cases and deaths would cause more harm than good but other countries like the philippines and are strange how one

happened before that and we don't know exactly what happened after that in so it would put it in decline tex if you had more police officers wearing these body cameras but we might see some more confrontation this evening if those protesters do indeed stay out as they often do thank you very much john hendren with all the latest from constant. they want the republican national convention is underway in charlotte north carolina and online as well over the next 4 days republicans will look to energize that base for one eyes party policy at the november presidential election u.s. president donald trump and vice president might penn's officially been nominated as the party's 2020 candidates during a surprise appearance trump told supporters that he was confident of securing a 2nd term and again question the use of mail in ballots. the are far 7 ahead if you want to really drive them crazy you see 12 more years of the. year we caught them doing some really bad things in 2016 let's see what happens we caught them doing some really bad things we have to be very careful because they're trying it aga

kamala harris to the ticket has any implications given her ties to california, silicon valley, and big texackers? laura: it certainly helps. they will have no her staff, they will have worked with them for years. that is how washington works. it is largely a relationship economy. she has people who understand startups, who understand kind of howcapital gains play into these companies are formed. having people who are well-versed in those policies in high places is always a benefit. davison, thank you so much for that update. make sure to tune into bloomberg's live coverage of the democratic national convention tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern time. coming up, alibaba's revenue growth returns to levels not seen since the pandemic. but is it enough to keep the company ahead of its competition? this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: sales growth at alibaba has bounceback to pre-pandemic levels. it grew a better-than-expected 34%. the e-commerce giant benefiting from a gradual pickup in consumer spending. john, are you taking this as a sign that china's economy is bouncing back and could brown -- could perhaps

is good for wall street is bad for main street because wall street represents, what, big firms, big texbanks. main street -- workers, households, and small and medium-size enterprises. we know that hundreds of thousands are small shops, retailers and others, they will go out of business while the market share of big business is on the rise, and that is driving making the bign, front even bigger than the market shares, and as i said, the firms that are going to survive and thrive by slashing liver costs, your labor costs in my liver income, my consumption and eventually the lack of consumption is going to weaken earnings and profit down the line. i think the market does not afflict the real economy. main street is struggling, struggling severely. roubinithat was nouriel speaking earlier. coming up, aramco, the biggest oil company, faces up to a world of low crude prices. the latest on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: you are watching ." i'mberg surveillance yousef got malad. some of -- i'm yousef gamal el-din. potential u.s.d sanctions on the delisting of major chinese tech compan

i don't see the valuations justified at the levels for big tex.e saw the earnings for major -- big tax. -- tech. we saw the earnings for the major players. ali malik stays with us for the hour. great to have you on the show. let's get the first word news with laura wright in london. itsa: tiktok has to sell u.s. arm by september 15 or close, according to president donald trump. he says he does not mind who buys it, microsoft or another firm, as long as it is a big, secure american company. the president also said any sale would have to include a substantial payment the u.s. government. england may be undermining a green recovery. a report says the central bank is effectively subsidizing industries with its rescue program, pumping money into the dirtiest sectors in spite of being small parts of the economy. in australia, doria imposing a fine for -- victoria imposing a fine for anyone flouting coronavirus rules. repeat offenders could see a court penalty of four times as much. there is a curfew in melbourne and a statewide lockdown. -- is planning

hasy: vice president biden raised concerns about the power of big tex.o you think companies like facebook, amazon, alphabet, are they uncompetitive? should they be broken up? penny: the bottom line as it havees to antitrust, we that goesenforcement with a competitive economy. how we treat different companies should be consistent with that. emily: last question. how concerned are you about biden breaking through in this environment in the middle of a health and economic crisis, when there is so much noise and the very integrity of the election itself could be under threat? penny: i am not worried about joe biden breaking through. i think that joe biden is demonstrating what strong, consistent, reliable leadership will look like. he surrounded himself with a terrific team of people, he will do that in government, and he will help the american people to be safe in terms of their health and also national security. isi think joe biden absolutely the right person to lead our country going forward. and i think more and more of the american public understand tha

this comes after the s&p briefly touched a record driven by rally in tex tech stocks.ancy pelosi says she rebuffed an overture from stephen mnuchin over stimulus, at the white house has not changed its position. he says it is pelosi who refuses to compromise. and boston fed president eric rosengren says over eagerness to reopen the economy without containing covid-19 has backfired from the united states. we hear from him at this hour. manus: it has just gone 6:00 a.m. in london, 7:00 a.m. across europe. arlsberg. they have guided for the full year, profits will decline by 50%. they had pretty guided a little earlier in july. that buyback is off the table. organic profit will decline 10% to 15% for the full year. first-half sales coming in at 28.83. first-half net income coming at 2.86. jeffrey is on a buy. we caught up with the anheuser-busch ceo the other day, he said china is back to normal for them. is thek with carlsberg exposure to mainland europe. that is the top line. up.sche telekom, dial me never a fish ibitda comes in and 9.3 billion euros. the estimate was i

believe in the narrative we're trying to build here on the show today if you take the fed, you take the tex surge will seems to be ongoing here the belief that you'll have therapeutics or a vaccine and as a wall street journal points out today, you have mom and pop falling in love with stocks again. >> it's a very complicated position to be in, scott adding equity exposure here coming into the fall, i think is a challenging predicament to place yourself in. understand that i am positioned extensively long we are now experiencing the fifth consecutive positive month for equities to kevin's point earlier, what is also experiencing five con sec tifr months higher is the price of silver. i think as you look forward into the fall here, i do think you're going to experience a modest correction at some point for equities i think last week on the show, that correction will be very modest you go down 10% and you're nowhere near the 3,000 level we didn't see 2,000 at any point at 2016. i don't think you see 2500 for the s&p as we move forward over the next three years i think the federal reserve put

and i did and it is not a tribute to me, it's a tribute to searchable tex, which nobody had bothered to do before and it was online with searchable text. so i found the exact article where there's rained out ballgame and billy keel are, and his friends are talking about betting on baseball. which is common in those days. and this is well before the block socks game. and he turns to the reporter and says, you know what he goes into what a secret to his inches is his hitting is. and then it's inside the inside sports pages, and in i probably would not a found either if i had to use micro film. so >> when you think about memorable slogans, and you touched on this a bit before but maybe you can go into more detail, is it more important that self-contained, a chicken in every pot, that's understandable on itself, or there's some other alliteration, or you know something else i don't know what it means but. >> what you remember the anglo-saxon, form of making poetry. i think the most important thing is for almost all of them, is what value it is teaching, and why the culture is keeping it

buy the big tex stocks on any dip whatsoever -- the big tech stocks on any dip whatsoever.ow people are going back into them. you have to wonder what it would take to make people truly believe in the cyclical story. it has to come from the data. data just isn't there. jonathan: i think you have to get a lift in treasury yields. that takes economic data and real improvement. that is where thanks stalled in early june. lisa: i will also say the reason why tom keene was messaging you at 4:00 a.m. is because he doesn't want to actually move up on floor. if i had to move, i would also be procrastinating. jonathan: are you joking about this? lisa: no i am not. jonathan: tom is really moving a bicycle floor. that is where he will be -- moving up a single floor. that is where he will be the next three days. let's start with the equity market and get you up to speed worldwide. equities up 0.7% on the s&p, positive 23 points. looking good this wednesday morning. in the fx market, euro-dollar $1.1769. 0.67%, year up to ahead of cpi in the united states. we will bring you that later th

think we're getting back to normal because a vaccine is coming, and god i hope so, why isn't chevron tex kaco on here. >> back to normal is relative. >> remember the goldman sach's article from yesterday this is the thesis i'm not saying they are right or wrong. i'm saying this is the thesis that if you get a vaccine you're going to get a return to normal. that is a thesis we don't know right now whether it's true or not what i'm saying is, if that is in your play book book, i'm notg buy some crummy shell producer but at the top of those sectors or the big super mayor agr integrated oils, that's where you'll get the bang for your buck >> pete, you have several moves that you made. can you tell us a bit about, you bought the metals in nining etf. we know gold and silver has been off to the races i'm assuming that's the play. >> that's definitely the play. i like this name and the sizable trade made a lot of sense for me to jump on top of it i do like the metals and these mining companies they bought even more going into the close. that's an area that i think still has plenty of upside as

the woman driver is nuks to tex farmer. the activities as women as wage earners, overseas participants and home-front volunteers received magazine coverage of parades. and these two emphasized the uniformed women. i think this is a quite remarkable one. it's taking place in new york. it's a voluntary association of women and you can see how clearly their uniforms are modeled after male uniforms of the time. this one i think is also particularly interesting. these are canteen workers for the national league for women's service, an ngo at the time. they're walking down fifth avenue, right? the iconic place where you have military parades. and here these women are as part of -- i think this is a red cross one. with the flags, their uniforms are in perfect step. i think it really illustrates my point beautifully. and for a little local color, this is women -- or young women, girls in kansas city. these are red cross volunteers who are in high school and they're being seen in their march -- marching in their uniforms which is ve

yes, all students need to register school starts on monday and so we see tex just this week. >>well we or school stores asking parents to register accident parents have access to electronic devices. >>that is the look of some parental frustration on the face of jon jones, the 3rd. he says he received the text this week from horace mann elementary school in oakland regarding what he has to do to get his 5 year-old son josiah ready for the first day of school the problem he says conflicting messages this to access all students need to register but he says on the oakland unified school district's website says returning students don't have to reapply if they are in school but it still could be some. he says he received this text containing 3 links for completing the registration and it didn't help either. >>and also learned that someone savvy when it comes to navigating the web sites. and i'm having that difficulty i can imagine other parents who have a hard time he's now that with the option of completing the registration process in person which is a major challenge for this sin

we are reaching out to millions of young people. 3.6 million young peopled tex-- people texted in theail-in ballot. culture and community will beat that cowardice and corruption that donald trump is putting forward. hey, you have a friend that knows how to vote by mail, here's the ballot selfie they're putting on their twitter or instagram. that will overcome any sort of "new york times" op-ed page. >> we'll replay that clip when we get into the fall. sarah, politico reports today that advisers are, quote, scrambling to ponder possible executive actions trump could take to curb male, anything from directing the postal service to not deliver certain ballots. you both need to face these realities and at the same time fire up young people and convince them that their vote matters. how do you do both at the same time? >> i mean, the great news is that young people are already fired up and they've been fired up. we've seen young people taking to the streets on climate, on gun violence, for the marches against police brutality. young people are fired you were and that energy is not going an

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there's no mre important time for me or other ex-trump officials to come outta and actuallk about what tex was inside the administration and what kind of man sits behind the resolutev desk in thel office. >> well, you're not only criticizing him. you are saying that th country is less secure becausehe's the s esident. thatstbout the worst thing someone could say about a president, because they take an oath to protect, preserve and defend the constitution. w wh it -- what is it about what he has done that you've seen that makes you ve the country is less secure with him as president?el >> judy, i don't take the allegation lightly, and it's not something tht i level very easily agasiinst a pnt of the united states. in fact, during the trump campaign, i actually helped out informally with trump's national secuty team. my hope was that, in th unlikely event that he won, we would at least have a responsible foreign defense policy for thdis country, i think all of us who went in from general kelly to general the list, we all wanted him to succeed. what we found day in and day out is when it came

yes, all students need to register school starts on monday and so we see tex just this week one week before school starts asking parents to register accident parents have access to electronic devices. >>that is the look of some parental frustration on the face of jon jones, the 3rd. he says he received the tax this week from horace mann elementary school in oakland regarding what he has to do to get his 5 year-old son josiah ready for the first day of school the problem he says conflicting messages this to access all students need to register, but he says on the oakland unified school district's website says returning students don't have to reapply if they are in school but it still could be some. he says he received this text containing 3 links for completing the registration and it didn't help either. >>and also learned that someone savvy when it comes to navigating the web sites. and i haven't met difficulty i can imagine for parents who have a hard time he's now that with the option of completing the registration process in person which is a major challenge for this single father

you know, we're -- we're not the tex-mex kind of place. lemonis: yeah. adelo: we're more authentic.nd we want to keep it that way. lemonis: yeah. adelo: the articles always talk about how authentic it is. this. this is when we first opened. lemonis: where did you get the money to open this? adelo: i worked 3 years. lemonis: saved up money. adelo: and saved all that money. i used to sleep for 4 hours. i had my route at 18, my produce route. lemonis: so you were delivery. adelo: yes. then i also had a full-time job as a deli clerk from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. lemonis: so you were working two jobs. adelo: and then one on sunday. lemonis: so three jobs. adelo: yeah. i thought i was rich. lemonis: and you saved how much money? adelo: $40,000. lemonis: that's a lot of money. it's not hard for me to imagine the amount of sacrifices that adelo's had to make along the way to achieving his dream. but as he's describing it to me, he's doing it with a real smile on his face, not one ounce of self-pity or bitterness. shows me a lot about his strong work ethic and his attitude. so you took the $40

if that proof is there, that is tex textbook fraud. the kind of thing prosecutors do and charge all the time. there's a lot more to come here but the developments this week are bad news for the trump org. >> this relates to another development this week. does congress have the legal power to force don mcgahn or any witness from the white house to testify, elie? >> so this one goes back and forth, back and forth. now we're back at yes. as a reminder last year the house subpoenaed mcgahn, the white house tried to block it. the district upheld the subpoena and the court of appeals said no, courts can't get involved in this subpoena battle. we talked about how that decision was wrong and likely would not stand. yesterday the entire court of appeals went back the other way and said, yes, the house can subpoena don mcgahn, they can subpoena the executive branch and, yes, courts can enforce those subpoenas. it's an important decision. i think it's the right decision because it restores the proper balance of powers, checks and balances between

carter worth thinks tex la stock is about to shift into neutral. >>> then everyone is also getting ampedmpany to do so or the last and there's a ton of corporate actions that could impact

and then they went up higher than we had ever seen when you had florida and tex.should we be focusing on that like the admiral says or looking at the fact it's about to surge in other places like fauci's saying? >> clearly, we have real time historic data now within our own country. when you have positivity rates going up, we're not doing enough testing still. is, we're not even -- i guess the real question is this. how much virus is out in our country right now. how many people are infected? admiral gerard says numbers are going down. what i'm saying based on the positivity rates going up is we have no idea. all we can say for sure is we're missing lots and lots of people out there who right now are watching your program who have the virus and don't know it. that's the fundamental problem. and they can still spread the virus. >> right to people who of course can get very sick and people who could die. thank you very much, dr. sanjay gupta. >>> next what the 1918 pandemic tells us about today. a new study out with sobering details about the number of deaths as dr.

big tex has whether the coronavirus storm with users often at home in reliance of the devices. the same for google. after the tech giant moved the fortnite. that is in a case that is set to test anticompetitive laws. apple takes a 30% cut of any claims they bookable's when -- epic broke the rules. they have accused the tech giant of running a duopoly. is said to be frozen out of india's 5g will that. will provide new investment. decision follows similar moves by the u.s. and australia who say chinese tech companies are a threat. theet's look at some of movers. aussie shares pushing high. we have seen over 40% after one pediatric.d 7% drop in third-quarter profit. they are actively looking to sell off their business. a 34% rise in annual profit for new crest. we are seeing prices for the precious metal push higher. coming up in the next hour, we get that is closer interview with australia largest -- australia largest independent mineral company. just a reminder, this hong kong lai sitting, jimmy down with stephen engle. you don't want to miss that interview. this is bloomberg. ♪

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a bad thing, it does not mean that they cannot continue to go higher, for me i own a lot of the big tex, i own apple, microsoft, amazon, i am holding those, i don't think there's any time to sell them unless you get negative news. right now big tech is where you're getting the growth in the innovation, stick with what's working. stuart: you're an investor in uber, i know this because you told us about it for a long time now are you selling any of it? it has not performed very well for you. >> it has not performed, the short answer no, were not selling uber and anything we would acquire more. we own the stock at cost basis in the high 20s so we sell up slightly but i think uber is a longer-term story and one that i look at and say we've had a massive recovery from the march low, one that has not recovered is uber, a lot of headline noise around the name but i think once coronavirus is over and it will be, you will see uber at a 500 billion-dollar market cap, that is ten times higher than words trading today. uber is a name that has not rallied, you can own it and there's a lot of upside

but for me, stuart, i see so much innovation coming out of the megacap tex i'm not looking at the secondswe actually hit it. 467.80, i think it was. there you go. now we spent a for the unon those balloons. let me tell you. it was worth it. it is history when an american company goes to a two trillion dollar valuation. thatthat is a remarkable thing indeed. so it is backed off a little bit from 467.76. but it made it. it hit it, albeit briefly. let's see where it goes from here. what do you think, murph? could it go to $500 a share? >> absolutely. stuart, not only can it go to 500, i believe wholeheartedly it will. the split they announced is really helping. people being introduced to the stock market, the younger generation, they would rather buy a lower priced stock. you're seeing tesla doing their split, apple doing their split. it will be more to come. a lot of upside for apple. they're innovating in a lot of ways we don't even know about yet. the story is not a late story in apple. it is still a growth story. it still could trade a lot higher than 500. stuart: susan, our expert on ip

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