in the case of netflix, back to july levels. so it's a roughly ten times sales here that's in line with where you have historically been able to buy it i like the name. i think it will work as they get better content quality on. historically, they always have they have had these lags, people have given up on the stock and then they come right back at you with five or six hit shows i think they will do the same thing. i would use this opportunity to get back into it faster than i would sell it. >> ui path an ipo today. >> jumping 20% in its debut today. this level puts the software company in line with its valuation of $35 million inked two months ago then, in february, software stocks had been on a tear. since then you can see from the chart they have traded much lower, that affected the price by which ui path could market its deal throughout the course of the trading day investors bid up the price of ui path which helps companies automate seemingly mundane tasks like data entry. it is still a great market to raise capital accor

i am steering clear, we don't own netflix anymore. we had netflix on the reopening. we sold it it looks like right now that was a really good idea obviously we believe in cyclicals with our ownership of lam and amat you know, we own a lot of stocks we will be talking about on today's show >> okay. good stuff let's bring in our headliner today. he helps manage more than $8 billion in assets, chris toomey is with morgan stanley private wealth, back with us once again. good to see you again. welcome. >> thanks for having me again, scott. >> yeah, you have taken in all of the commentary, i hope. cautious, bullish, which one are you? >> you know, i probably fall more in the camp that rob does i think there are several risks that we're focused on right now. we saw a rise in covid cases, particularly in india. we saw canada start to taper, which could put pressure on rates. there's talk with regard to increased regulation out of washington we dealt with yesterday's proposal of tax increases. so all of those things, i think, are things that the market has to digest. in addit

netflix down around 8.5%. big subscription miss. the company looking for a gain of just one million new customers, a fraction of the 4.4 4 million projected by analysts. these numbers don't stack up. on the equity side at least, not good news. lisa: the interesting thing is how much was priced in. netflix basically saying things would slow down substantially. they haven't changed their overall outlook going forward. the question here is how much can they spend on content. jonathan: it is going to cost money, and it won't be debt funded maybe in the same way. it is down 8.5% on netflix this morning. equity futures down three points on the s&p 500. euro-dollar, $1.23. coming up in the next hour, at about 40 minutes, david rubenstein, the carlyle group co-founder and host of the david rubenstein show. this is bloomberg. ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. in minneapolis, former police officer derek chauvin has spent his first night in jail. a jury convicted chauvin of second-degree murder and other charges for killing g

it is on netflix. one of the shows netflix is banking on to get back their subscribers. susan is with us. it is 10:30 eastern time. stuart: what is the problem with subscriber growth at netflix? susan: too many signed up last year. pull forward effect because of covid, stuck at home, what are you going to do. even stuart varney signed up for a netflix account. you started streaming more programs on netflix. stuart: started using my family's netflix account. they paid for it. susan: really? okay. password sharing. i thought you actually paid for it. now i might have a problem with that. but net mix is forecasting the worst quarter for subscriber growth, this springtime in its history. worst subscriber growth. only a million new paying customers is anticipated from march to june. when have you ever heard that low of a number from netflix, right? the only added four million in the first three months of this year. that was even less of their own forecast which rarely happens. obviously wall street puts it higher. they say covid was an impact. analysts are rushing in to cut t

we know covid made it difficult to film did hits now, what about the argument that netflix growth is peaking now that it has 200 million subscribers? i got to tell you, i believe reid hastings when he says outside of china, i think paid television peaked at 800 million households so lots of room and that was several years ago it peaked, lots of room to grow i believe him. why not? how have you done if you believe in this man? the company is giving over the years, you have to remember doubting netflix has been a mistake every step of the way. they didn't get to be in the end. they weren't the end in fang for nothing. i created fang so that's my own there. these companies are all moving tore targets. that's right the companies in fang never stop innovating there were two shows today that pronounced dead, three articles that proundersnounced it dead as it really dead when i tell you this amazon you wake up this morning and find out amazon is going to eliminate the credit card when you buy something at whole foods. no need for cash or punch in your pin they just need your palm you can sc

as part of jimmy's clean cut comedy store i got that must be 7 or 8 years ago now also featured on netflix comedy series the stand ups and esquire well listen this cat's career so flush right now seems weird to go back and say that he was called a top up and coming he's a character named now as a netflix special called the greatest average american he'll peel back that name for us it's currently streaming mate margret see how are you my friend. good man i'm very excited to be talking to a big fan to use well i listen to an old interview in spade so i'm lucky become francis bacon i mean for any young creative you to time is one of. the hardest her last days and he him space is not myspace as you are it is an elegance before him and then and you don't like talking about it i was old days just as a comedian but this in 2 of us i mean one of my favorites you know i used to go into that back room when they had all the fresh hires and my job was to be like lou gossett jr an officer and a gentleman i was supposed to go chairman i go in and you've got sadler who's off in the corner i remember her

netflix -- netflix will benefit from this. emily: many of the more our profile -- more high-profile companies -- has it harder to make the find the -- to find the right names. renato: we are keeping an eye on private companies as well. we are seeing an uptick in private companies going public. that is expanding the universe and opportunities. we keep an eye on valuation, that has been pushing us away from some companies that have gone public, even though -- just because they spit -- fit the space scene does not made -- does not mean they make sense from a valuation standpoint. emily: ark has a huge retail following as well. what percentage of the investors are retail investors? renato: we have roughly around 80% of our client base is retail. that includes the financial areas, the big banks and advisors as well. a little challenging to see exactly is holding our etf's, we do not have as much transparency as a mutual fund. there are a lot of institutional investors as well. sovereign wealth fund, endowments, foundations. emily:

you saw from netflix, some of it stuck in some of it didn't. how is double verify dealing with the reopening trade? mark: the pandemic obviously was something we weathered incredibly well last year. we are utility for our advertisers, and when times are tough, that dollar gets squeezed. evaluating what happens with those advertisers becomes doubly important, because every dollar is under so much pressure. as the economy opens, a lot of this happens around digital engagement, what i'm watching, where i'm watching, how i'm watching, what i'm engaging. those habits are not going to change. what we are analyzing, we are analyzing across all digital platforms. if you are in the subway and you are looking at a digital home at or picking a podcast, the view where we look at it, we are looking at everything. we want to analyze across all platforms, want to measure in every place where digital is sold -- digital ads is sold. it's a change but we look at our purview and it is not just what people are doing at home, it is digital engagement on every devic

>> juan: i think is it netflix or amazon where they ask who is watching? who is watching, they want to know who is watching. and to my mind, it is just like youtube. if you watch boxing matches, they just keep, the algorithms produces more boxing matches to watch. i don't want algorithm's choosing everything i watch. i would rather have some control in my life. it makes me feel like i was being served up to them rather than them serving me. before you sound like a republican, juan. >> juan: there you go. >> katie: netflix will convert him. "one more thing" up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> time now for "one more thing." here are the first texts of the biden era. here we go. number one, we have a president who has been in office for a week and a matter what he does, no matter what he says, and a matter what proposals he makes, he has turned into a socialist and an incompetent one at that. why do you need to do that? i think you know. how in the name of god does it ever help our country to disparage fauci? who are you? where is your perspective? i've been really i

and so on does seem to have had a big role to play in the nominations in this and obviously netflix and other streaming services in a way of getting groups who have generally been under represented and directors and performers and so on to get their work to a wider audience how much of a role do you think that has played given. towards the diversity that we've seen in this year's nominations. it word sub i mean netflix and amazon and to a lesser extent you know not to answer that you know amazon hulu netflix part of their commercial strategy has been to be to say that we are a place that brings stories from under-represented demographics straight to your couch you know not only are we bankrolling and distributing these pictures with these under-represented voices we are giving them to you for free as are your screens description. they were very successful in terms of nominations this year. madres black bottom. the sound of metal but in terms of the major victories outside of the tech awards ironically enough even in this year the major studios like fox searchlight are p.g. searchlig

forget c look for that special on netflix folks the greatest bridge american this been done as well or close what. now is the time to deescalate washington sends a confused message to russia was joe biden calls for a stable relationship one of the same time cracking the sanctions which. washington has to understand that there will be a price for the degradation of bilateral relations and it is the us that is entirely responsible for what is happening.

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are you willing to spend $20 per netflix? okay but will i spend $30 or go to another streaming service? people are willing to go back to movie theaters, crushing it in the box office the best we have seen in a year plus but outside competition as well. i personally think netflix will still be up there because they are massively 200 million subscribers and also disney plus because every parent who has a kid knows disney plus has to be a part of that. i think the rest will start competing with each other for the leftovers committee will. >> neil: by the way you are a grown man and can get outside if you want. all right, you are the best, my friend. thank you for your very good advice. a great sense of humor, great guy and he knows the stuff inside and out. by the way, we are not just on streaming. the fact is we are still ordering online. and to potently prove that online orders, we are still leading online, just not willing to wait online. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody i'm with martha maccallum, it greg gutfeld, juan will

so i think it's a win for netflix. for sony, they don't have a sub service so this gets them in the game as well they have a lot of muscle behind them and a great balance sheet it's a great announcement. i'm sorry that i don't own either, to be honest >> mike, how has netflix held up recently >> it's held up. it had this amazing run right into the beginning of the stay-at-home period. it's kind of gone a bit sideways from there but it certainly re retained most of those gains the way things are coming around, people are assuming netflix is kind of the core of whatever streaming packages you're going to get. there's not a lot of churn there's considered to be some pricing power but the best days of sub growth are behind it. the excitement of growing a low base is in the other ones but there's no sense that there's attrition in netflix subscribership so i think that's why it's managing to hold on to those gains that it got right at the beginning of the pandemic. >>> we've got two minutes left, mike what are the internals

emily: we will be across them all, starting with netflix. chief market strategist, matt maley, thank you for your view. coming up on lumber technology. tech companies in the united states starturn to the office as vaccines ramped up. slack ceo joins us talk about whether a post pen that it post pandemic hybrid world will be the new normal. that's next, this is bloomberg. -- whether a post pandemic hybrid world will be the new normal. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: more people around the world were diagnosed with covid 19 the last seven yeas since any -- seven days. cases topping five point 2 million globally according to johns hopkins university. the data showing a 12% increase in cases from one week earlier, throwing doubt on the end of the pandemic being inside. there are a number of tech companies in the united states getting ready for a slow return to the office with limited capacity. slack ceo says employees can work from home indefinitely. he joins us now to talk about what the future of work could and should look like. stu

netflix. cuz xfinity gets you really into your shows. when someone burns for someone who does not feel the same. oh, daphne. let's switch. from live tv to sports on the go. felix at the finish! you can even watch your dvr from anywhere. okay, that's just showing off. you get all of this with x1. so go on, get really into your shows. you need a breath mint. xfinity. it's a way better way to watch. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: performing their new song, "cancion bonita," here's carlos vives and ricky martin. [ cheers and applause ♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: thank you to carlos vives and ricky martin. more "tonight show" when we come back, everybody. come on back ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: join us tomorrow night. kevin bacon will be here we're gonna d

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of netflix called this a wobbly time for the company is it about the company itself or is it about where the market for streaming currently finds itself. i think it's a case of both actually and it seems to say those bumps in the road are going to be smoothed out any time soon of course subscriber growth is really the only number that matters for netflix and it's been crucial for its success but of course there are rivals happening around its heels now the likes of disney the likes of africa so it's become even more competitive at the same time as well restrictions are starting to ease and so subscriber growth is expected to fall yet again next quarter so this issue isn't going away anytime soon to what extent can netflix do more to attract more subscribers as a mass of attraction in the last year it seems like now is trying to squeeze water from a stone in a way it had most of it's perhaps a scripture shop subscriber edition rather already behind it i mean what more can be done well content is king and this is when next is an extremely well in the past is spent 3300000000 pounds alone i

netflix down 8.5%. we've been talking about it all morning, about lower subscriber growth in q1 and the forecast for q2. you have a growth stock that is not quite growing, but a balance sheet that is improving. keep in mind, net income did double year-over-year. furthermore, the company did say it is going to spend about $17 billion this year on new programming, and it won't actually have to borrow any of that money to spend on that. that should be relatively good news to investors, but keep in mind, you're talking about a company that, five or six quarters ago, we weren't talking about paramount+ or discovery or any of these others. roku getting dragged down and this as well. tonight we get earnings out of lam research. tom: what do they do? romaine: this is chip equipment. they have been a big beneficiary of the chip shortage. expected to be about 50% year-over-year revenue growth, which is pretty phenomenal for them. the question is how sustainable will that be. how long does the chip shortage go on,

netflix. cuz xfinity gets you really into your shows. when someone burns for someone who does not feel the same. oh, daphne. let's switch. from live tv to sports on the go. felix at the finish! you can even watch your dvr from anywhere. okay, that's just showing off. you get all of this with x1. so go on, get really into your shows. you need a breath mint. xfinity. it's a way better way to watch. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: my first guest tonight is an oscar, emmy, and tony nominated actor who stars in the new movie "stowaway," which is streaming now on netflix. here is anna kendrick! yes! that's what i'm talking about. hey! anna, welcome. thank you so much for doing our show again it is so good to see you >> it is so good to see you. thanks for having me >> jimmy: please it has been probably, i think, just over a year since i talked to you last. >> yeah, yeah, i think i saw you right at the beginning of this whole thing >> jimmy: thank you for doing the show then and thank you for doing it now how have you adapted to living at h

emily: we will be across them all, starting with netflix. chief market strategist, matt maley, thank you for your view. coming up on "bloomberg technology." tech companies in the united states starting a slow return to the office as vaccines ramped up. slack ceo joins us talk about whether a post pandemic hybrid world will be the new normal. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: more people around the world were diagnosed with covid 19 the last seven days than any other week. cases topping 5.2 million globally according to johns hopkins university. the data showing a 12% increase in cases from one week earlier, throwing doubt on the end of the pandemic is insights. there are a number of tech companies in the united states getting ready for a slow return to the office with limited capacity. slack ceo stewart butterfield says employees can work from home indefinitely. he joins us now to talk about what the future of work could and should look like. stuart, great to have you with us. -- stewart, great to have you with us. it feels like we

i'm not necessarily bullish on something like netflix. disney on the other hand with disney plus but also the theme parks they benefit on both sides that is a little different. netflix for me, i'm not so bullish. brian: jonathan a lot of tech earnings coming up this week. what are you watching, what are you looking for that might move markets? >> price action more than anything, brian. these were the big horses, four horsemen, amazon, netflix. for a while all we talked about was the "fang" stocks. they really led the market on the way up. i'm looking not just for earnings but the stock market reaction. the market which is a good sign has broadened the last couple weeks. we've seen small caps, mid-cap, energy, other types of sectors tune in. that is the real question, what is the reaction going to be? are the big dogs, if you will, nasdaq heavyweights, big tech companies are they continuing being leaders or step to the side for other areas to take over leadership of the market writ large. brian: we shall see. jonathan, shana, so good to se

does alphabet reported 6 billion in ad revenue netflix is down more than 6% what does that tell you? >> if you look at the two different business models, kelly, youtube is an advertising base on netflix's paid off of subscribers. i do believe though that the pandemic did help youtube and those advertising dollars. there's a lot more eyeballs there. the same way it helped netflix one is based on advertising so you're going to gain a lot more as far as revenues there i'm a big fan of google. a big fan of you tube. if you look back on stock, yesterday, i was actually looking on the technicals on a name i was looking for a draw down of about 7% not on earnings. just on movement of the stock. earnings could have went either way. obviously, they traded higher. if you look at a chart on google, they had nine check backs on the technical basis since july they had one in september that was draw down of 18% i'm looking for a 7% take down to get you to that 50-day moving average. with the pop today it's more like an 11% draw down. that's what i think is a good entry. if you can't help yourself,

netflix. cuz xfinity gets you really into your shows. when someone burns for someone who does not feel the same. oh, daphne. let's switch. from live tv to sports on the go. felix at the finish! you can even watch your dvr from anywhere. okay, that's just showing off. you get all of this with x1. so go on, get really into your shows. you need a breath mint. xfinity. it's a way better way to watch. sales are down from last quarter but we are hoping things will pick up by q3. yeah...uh... doug? sorry about that. umm... what...its...um... you alright? [sigh] [ding] never settle with power e*trade. it has powerful, easy-to-use tools to help you find opportunities, 24/7 support when you need answers plus some of the lowest options and futures contract prices around. don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today. >>> 13 minutes left if the trading day. we're in the closing bell market commercial free action into the close. mike santoli here to break down the crucial moments of the trading day and we have today director of research michael

production company, higher ground it's available on netflix. now it's out it's out >> it's exciting >> jimmy: it's the best. it's the best. i am so excited. >> it's so cool. >> jimmy: it is an extension of you. it's so on brand because i know you always wanted to -- you've always supported healthy eating and children's health what can you tell us about the show >> well, "waffles + mochi" is a food adventure show. and waffles is part yeti, part frozen waffle, and mochi is a frozen mochi ball. and they come from the land of frozen food where all there was was ice. but they wanted to be chefs. because they did have a tv in the frozen food section. and all they watched was julia child. >> jimmy: yes! >> and they wanted to be chefs so they broke out of the frozen food section and they wound up in my grocery store, where i have hired them on as aides where they are learning about food for the f and having some fun. it is educational, and it is hilarious. i mean, it is laugh out loud you would be cracking up even with your kids in the other room >> ji

se llama a pesar de todo y está en netflix ahora y para mí es muy importante hacer mujeres fuertes frente a la cámara como detrás de cámaras, siempre tengo alguna mujer joven al lado mío aprendiendo. >>> me encantó porque la verdad estaba llorando, riendo, me encantó la película, háblanos de tu más reciente proyecto, cuéntanos. >>> la serie la casa grande que dirigí todavía la estamos terminando, pero se trata de inmigración y de las diferencias sociales entre los latinos en estados unidos y los no latinos, estuvo rodada en el norte de california, en (nombre en inglés), pero ya casi la estoy terminando y ahora estoy viendo cuál serán los próximos proyectos, tengo uno grande con un streamer, espero avisarles pronto. >>> muchísimas gracias y muchísimo éxito, también le cuento que matsuyama es el primer golfista japonés en ganar el masters de augusta, en su primer título importante de la pga para el golfista que tiene 29 años, es el primero de grand slam para lo que pasa es que... bertha ya tuvo el bebÉ y, pues, todas vamos a ir a visitarla. si quiere, le doy la dire

netflix. 'cause xfinity gets you really into your shows. when one burns for someone who does not feel the same. daphne, let's switch. from live tv to sports on the go. felix at the finish! you can even watch your dvr from anywhere. okay, that's just showing off. you get all of this on x1.into your . you need a breath mint. xfinity. it's a way better way to watch. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody. we are hanging out with luke bryan right here. that's my man. [ cheers and applause luke and i are about to play a a singing version of "the whisper challenge. [ cheers ] >> whisper challenge >> jimmy: all right. now, here is how it works. one person puts on a pair of headphones with loud music playing, then the other person will get a song, sing a part of that song, and the person wearing headphones tries to guess what they just sang. so you can actually play this at home if you want to [ laughter ] all right, buddy, here we go i got to put my jam on here. hold on. [ laughter ] go ♪ isn't it ironic don't you think ♪

before it reopens on broadway so that will be coming out october 1st on netflix for people to watch around the country before they can come see it again in the theater and what's really great about a lot of these live productions to these record productions that are being put on zoom months even on netflix is that a lot of them raise money there uses like a charity event to raise money for the actors fund for broadway cares equity fights aids to help people like us who are unemployed right fantastic christopher howard thank you so much for taking the time to speak to us on day to day have course thank you. can turn our attention a back here to germany now where fear and frustration are growing as coronavirus cases increase in number authorities reported nearly 22000 new infections on friday even though germans have lived in some form of lockdown since last year our correspondence late on a fun hamish dion asked people in berlin to describe the government's pandemic management let's take a listen to what they had to say. confusing. your sick. it's difficult for everyone terrible. ter

how the award winning netflix series the queen's gambit boost a business for a small spanish vinnie a company. welcome to do business i want to get good to have you with us. coronavirus cases have soared in india reaching 100000 new cases per day for the 1st time the country's death toll is now well over 160000 the state of maharashtra alone has contributed over 50 percent of all the new cases in india over the past 2 weeks putting pressure on already overcrowded hospitals officials in the state will force restaurants and shopping malls to close from this evening in an attempt to halt the spread. and joining us for more now is a journalist based in mumbai good to have you with us on mumbai of course not only be the capital of maharashtra but also india's financial hub house the lockdown going to impact daily life there. right now there's no confusion around the lockdown because the government has a lot of complete lockdown across the country and also in mara sure the line i should go mad has come one thing or. 2 for look but it is not often fusion around a private businesses have been

emily: tableau has 86,000 customers from netflix to verizon. talk to us about what spending looks like on i.t. in the current environment? especially as the economy reopens, how are the sectors hardest hit responding now? >> yes, we see the economy coming back very well. what we have seen through the pandemic is, a push for a digital transformation. companies are figuring out to have to to be agile and digital today. at the heart of every digital transformation is the data transformation. you have to see and measure and understand what you are doing as you move into the digital world and make decisions quickly. we see that combination being amazing for salesforce and tableau, as the economy continues to recover out of the pandemic. emily: tableau seal mark nelson, -- tableau ceo mark nelson, good have you on. when it comes to tiktok, we have heard a lot about the u.s.-china tug-of-war around data and privacy. russia is also affecting the social media platforms, muting some users. we have a first-person account, next. and as we had to break beca

hey folks next up on dennis miller course when we got a great comedian he's got a 2nd netflix special called the greatest average american and i know he perceives themselves as that except the greatest average american doesn't usually get a 2nd netflix special the reason he did is because he has i find it really area di perceptive takes on contemporary american life nate barnett see and he's right after this dennis miller plus what. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one and a so because i admire this guy's chops and i saw a special how to flush out the name for me was tennessee kid i think maybe in the last year or 2 and has sort of a halting manner that i dug but the you know is almost hedberg and because of his stump listen the line did say wow what a sharp observation but i always like it when you get a smart southern kid because they always played southern people like they just dragged up from the primordial ooze so it's good to bump into somebody who is super sharp and they've got to start with jimmy fallon performing on the tonight show as part of jimmy's clean cut comment

before it reopens on broadway so that will be coming out october 1st on netflix for people to watch around the country before they can come see it again in the theater and what's really great about a lot of these life productions to these record productions that are being put on zoom months even on netflix is that a lot of them raise money they're used as a charity event to raise money for the actors fund for broadway cares equity fights aids to help people like us who are unemployed right fantastic christopher howard thank you so much for taking the time to speak to us until they have chorus thank you. can turn our attention a back here to germany now where fear and frustration are growing as coronavirus cases increase in number authorities reported nearly 22000 new infections on friday even though germans have lived in some form of lockdown since last year our correspondent lay on a fine how much to ask people in berlin to describe the government's pandemic management as take a listen to what they had to say confusing this is pretty chaotic good. given the coup for compliance of.

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anybody who watches netflix i think would have subscribes, of course subscriber growth will grow, i worry about the whole market, things are opening up and will approve but it looks priced in, what are we looking for in stocks. >> i think the next big thing is going to come for the fed we will get fantastic numbers from gdp as it gets released on thursday, probably 5.6% growth for the first quarter, that is the consensus some people say over 8%. powell will talk before the numbers come out but is really going to have to make the case that he can stay on hold even though the economy is recovering very quickly, i think investors are going to have to pay attention to whether he can thread the needle. jack: with a great growth, we have to worry a little bit about inflation, i heard that from a financial advisors and investors and we heard it from earnings report. the ten year yield did not look inflationary but how are you sorting through all of this. >> procter & gamble said this past week it'll raise prices by mid to high single digits and people say that is an ordinary consumer good.

after the market, netflix will report their first quarter earnings. i am interested to see if subscriber numbers will plummet if people can go out and do other things. tom: everybody should see it to see the use of black-and-white. they purposefully put in the movie mistakes, artifacts. jonathan: thank you for that. can i say something about netflix credit? the balance sheet is much better. we are talking about maybe investment grade. quite phenomenal. tom: the thundering silences of their grand strategy, whether it works out. spend it, spend it, spend it. lisa: all the people who are naysayers -- there are good stories here. tom: it is a surveillance cam. lisa: let's move on. jonathan: let's start with credit, shall we? some of this universe is stronger than it was 12 on's ago. -- 12 months ago. jim: it is all about cash flow. what people were able to do in the last 12 months with rates so low that many corporations were able to refinance their debt for longer terms and at lower interest rates. as the economy recovers, you get this cash flow that sta

netflix does really well at awards now. and of course the big shock of the night was chadwick boseman, the brilliant late actor, was expected to win for ma rainey's black bottom for best actor, and a lot of people thought viola davis would win best actress for the same film. anthony hopkins won. he wasn't there. he's brilliant in "the father," and frances mcdormand brilliant in "nomadland." she is the heart and soul of the movie. it was great to see her win, and she gave her typical quirky, unconventional speech. she was howling like a wolf by their sound mixer for that movie had died. he committed suicide earlier this year. that was very sad. >> when folks sit down and digest the awards this year, there have been various incarnations with how to deal with a covid awards ceremony. what is going to stick, and what isn't, what do you think viewers want from these awards? was this the beginning of the end when it comes to actually showcasing movies like this on tv and celebrating? >> i think when they see the lousy ratings and

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netflix. cuz xfinity gets you really into your shows. when someone burns for someone who does not feel the same. oh, daphne. let's switch. from live tv to sports on the go. felix at the finish! you can even watch your dvr from anywhere. okay, that's just showing off. you get all of this with x1. so go on, get really into your shows. you need a breath mint. xfinity. it's a way better way to watch. >>> all right, welcome back. time to check on some of this morning's big money movers first up, deutsche bank, the german bank reporting its best quarterly profit in seven years. that's on fewer loan losses due to the economy as growth slowly recovers from the pandemic >>> next up, investors sticking a pin in pinterest, the media company reporting first quarter revenue jumping 78%, beating its own guidance but look at that. shares are down 10.5% as user growth, particularly in the u.s. appears to be slowing. pinterest said since the second quarter last year it noticed a strong correlation between lockdowns and user engagement on its platform ima

you can find it on netflix. that's it for this week. thanks for watching the film review. stay safe and i'll see you next week. how about we put our phones down and we can make ten seconds of unobstructed family eye contact? see, this is good right here. this is natural. april may well have been quite a quiet month with a good deal of dry weather in the forecast, but the story really has been the overnight frost, hasn't it? as we close out april 2021, there has been a grass frost recorded somewhere in the uk for the whole of the month. but we close out the month perhaps on a little bit more of a tradition, with sunny spells and april showers. the showers so far have been pretty hit and miss, rolling in off the north sea. through the afternoon, further showers developing inland. the showers could be heavy, with a little bit of thunder mixed in there, even some hail, as well. if you dodge the showers and keep the sunshine, temperatures a little subdued for this time of year. a maximum of 7—13 degrees. those showers continue to the early evening, but then they will start to

under pressure since netflix reported on tuesday. the worry is netflix is the poster child for the end of the stay-at-home stock surge. they missed estimates on new subscribers. is the pain still being felt throughout other streaming platforms? some netflix rivals. i know that is something you are going to be talking about today. emily: thanks so much. sticking with streaming, we have been watching at&t results. the parent company of warner media where hbo max continues to rack up subscribers. warner media also enjoying a huge run at the box office with godzilla, warner media ceo jason carl r -- joining us now. thank you. you are launching a new ad supported version of hbo max in june at a lower price point. you have been making some of the most controversial moves. what gives you so much conviction that this is the right strategy? how many subscribers do you think you can rack up there? >> i will answer your second question first, which is i think the ceiling is much higher than most people are talking about today. if you look at th