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taylor riggs is here to break it all down. this is one losing one million subscribers is not so bad. >> somehow we are managing to turn that around. when you think about technology, the big performer, outperforming the sox index and the russell 2000. it was a day of green on the screen after a broad-based rally yesterday as well. it has actually been one of the best post earnings reactions on a broad-based index of where we are so far in this earnings season going back since 2009. we have come down so hard, you would think netflix coming from $74, we are watching for post-market reaction in the middle of this earnings season. you mentioned some of the individual stock names. netflix was one we were watching that managed to do pretty well today. we are looking at carnival lower by 8% on the session. selling shims shares -- some shares, pushing them lower by about 8%. macau announced a reopening of their casino july 23. tesla which was a big one, it was much higher earlier but now coming off of those gains a little bit. the numb

taylor: i am taylor riggs. romaine: we are counting down to the fomc minutes. potential insight into what we get out of the july meeting weeks away. here is our own michael mckee. mike: no real surprises in this set of minutes in mid june when they met. they saw a strong economy plagued by covid

taylor riggs is here to show how the nasdaq is doing a. taylor: is this "bloomberg's markets: the close"? some of the longest winning streaks we've had going back to march. we are getting some green on the screen. i think you mentioned the nasdaq 100. it was all about big tech, pushing forward. i want to change it up. it would not be a bloomberg technology show if we did not throw in some cerium, does going. -- some ethereum, dogecoin. caroline: thank you. let's get back to the recent breaking news. elon musk's deal to buy twitter is in serious jeopardy, according to "the washington post." reported by the washington post. ed ludlow is out there where elon musk is meant to be landing soon. >> the thrust is that elon musk's team working on this deal do not believe the data twitter is providing about the level of bots on the platform is reliable according to the washington post reporting, that they stopped engaging with potential equity partners, and you look to the reaction on twitter stop down five percentage points, this does put the deal

taylor riggs is here how to show the nasdaq route 8. taylor: is this "bloomberg's markets: the close"? [laughter] take a look at where we ended our for the day. we have been talking about this big four-day rally that the s&p foot together. some of the biggest streak we have had since going back to march. we are getting some green on the screen. i think you mentioned the nasdaq 100. it was all about big tech, you can see another four-day rally. big tech pushing forward up about 9%. still inside of the bear market territory, by trying to post some gains, even though yields are rising. the key jobs decision is coming on friday. i want to change up the board. it wouldn't be a czech show if we did not throw in some crypto. bitcoin rallying a little bit, holding above the key $20,000 level, trying to get to 21,600. at least holding on to the key support levels for you, caroline. caroline: taylor, we thank you. a perfect roundup. meanwhile, recent breaking news, elon musk's deal to buy twitter is purportedly in serious jeopardy, according to "

taylor riggs is here to walk us through the day. taylor: equity markets, about tenant -- 10 minutes before 2:00 when i went on air, all of it started to unwrap -- unravel with that headline you just mentioned. the nasdaq 100 off about .9%, certainly the big underperformer on that news. we will circle back and get to that in just a moment. more about some of those stories. i wanted to talk about ibm as well, just after the closing bell off about 1%. overall, the topline numbers look good. they didn't mention the headwind when it comes to the dollar but there still some concerns when it comes to how were thinking about these companies navigating some of these recessionary challenges that may be coming up on us. finally, let's look at some of the individual sectors. you mentioned netflix after hours dropping about 1%. stranger things is scary to me and i cannot watch it. disney, a great story as well. 40% online, so the earnings results we get starting with netflix and the streaming environment, finally apple, the story of the day. one

taylor riggs, thank you for that update. i want to bring in steve westly, also former longtime member of tesla's board. i know you are liking what you see. investors seem a little lukewarm. what are you thinking? steve: it is great news for tesla. everybody thought it was going to be a soft quarter. there were supply chain issues, closing the china facility. we saw 254,000 units delivered, 53,000 increase year-over-year. big surprise was revenue and profitability. they hit $16.9 billion. the biggest news is largest car deliveries in history in june. they are ramping up at the back end of the year. they are on track to deliver 245,000. i think they are going to hit 500,000 in q4. analysts were predicting profitability of a dollar 81. they hit 227. we are on track for record deliveries, record profits. tesla has manufacturing capability and supply chain relationships no one else has. someday, they not be king of the hill but for the next year or two, they are looking strong. emily: they did not change their production forecast

taylor riggs is here to walk us through the day. taylor: equity markets were green on the screen about 10 minutes before 2:00 when i went on air, all of it started to unravel with that headline you just mentioned. the nasdaq 100 off about .9%, certainly the big underperformer on that news. i know you will circle back and get to that in just a moment. you have a 10 year yield that continues to climb so recession fears not today. more about some of those stories. i wanted to talk about ibm as well, just after the closing bell off about 1%. -- off about 4%. overall, the topline numbers look good. they didn't mention the headwind when it comes to the dollar but there are still some concerns when it comes to how we are thinking about these companies navigating some of these recessionary challenges that may be coming up on us. finally, let's look at some of the individual sectors. you mentioned netflix after hours dropping about 1%. stranger things is scary to me and i cannot watch it. alphabet, a 20-1 stock split. disney, a great story a