 The following is a presentation of TFNN The Traders Edge with Steve Rhodes Toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at 727-873-7618 The Traders Edge now Steve Rhodes Steve Rhodes is on vacation. He will be back soon. Let's take a look at what we have going on. We're a little bit green today to the upside there. ES futures up 0.26%, Russell up 0.43%, NQ up 0.43%, Dow futures sideways. Golds doing okay with the dollar getting depressed a little bit. Dollar still trading pretty high at 104.53%, but not at 105 like we were last week. Tesla, we will talk about that a little bit. Up a whopping 7.35%. This comes regarding some of their supercomputer technology for full self-driving vehicles. Apple moving up a little bit too after the news that China was no longer going to allow officials to carry their phones. But we're still pretty low, especially from the high around 198.23%. We'll see some recovery. There's already a lot of talk about there will be some kind of recovery regarding that. In big news, Twinkies Hostess Brands is being purchased by Smuckers. It can be one second. We'll pull up the ticker for you. So we might have jelly-filled Twinkies pretty soon, guys. Also, I think Twinkies is the only, is the famous saying, Twinkies is the only snack that has a half-life due to some kind of radioactive thing in it. Anyways, obviously Smuckers is going to be down today because, you know, you get a finance purchasing. A company as large as Hostess. Quite a massive purchase of this, too. Valuation at 5.6 billion. Again, usually when a company is buying another company, you're going to be purchasing it for a premium. There's a large amount of finance to be done. So 5.6 billion, you know, that's a future projection worth it. That's pretty intense. And we'll see, too, you know, I should probably take a closer look as well on, like, the snack space and whether or not, you know, what this bodes regarding. Of course, there's tons of, like, snack companies, but obviously this is a massive merger of two snack companies. So it'll be interesting to see what happens with it. The deal is worth about 4.6 billion, excluding debt with Jif Peanut Butter, Maker Smucker paying Hostess shareholders 34. 25 a share. The cash in stock offer represents a premium of 54% on the stock since the day Reuters reported. Let me see here. Obviously, this exploded as well, up 18.6% at 33.44. So still under that mark there. Hostess shares have surged 27% since the report about the sale processes were up 19% at 33.49 in early trading on Monday, while Smucker shares were down 7% as investors view the deal as too expensive. That's also a component to it as well. Smucker said the deal, which is expected to close in the third quarter of its fiscal year, represents adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation. Okay, yeah. About 17.2 times based on its estimate of Hostess's brand's 2023 results. It's interesting. I mean, these are still like massive companies. I mean, I haven't eaten Hostess in years. I just, I try to be a little bit more health conscious regarding it, but there's nothing like a zebra cake. You know what I mean? It's nuts. So massive deal moving forward with that. This next talk I want to look at is Raytheon and this is just sad. I mean, it's like my personal portfolio is just getting eviscerated with everything. I held Disney, I held Raytheon as well. I mean, this is, I think this is almost like the cost basis to back from like March of 2020. So they took a 3 billion charge on Pratt and Whitney engine issues. So this is some key points on it. Pratt and Whitney's parents said an engine manufacturing issue will hit its pre-tax results by 3 billion. RTX disclosed this issue in July. The problem stems from a flaw in the powder metal used to make some of the engine parts. So Raytheon said, well, RTX said Monday that an engine manufacturing flaw forcing accelerated inspections will hit its pre-tax results this quarter by 3 billion, sending shares lower in the pre-market trading. Obviously it's from the powdered metal used. RTX said about 600 to 700 engines beyond the company's early forecast will have to be removed for shop visits through 2026. That's insane. The engines power many of the popular Airbus A320 Neoplanes and others. RTX formerly known as Raytheon Technologies reaffirmed its adjusted earnings estimate of $4.95 to $505 a share of 2023, but it said it expects a 1.5 billion hit to cash flow in 2025, bringing the estimate to 7.5 billion from an early estimate of 9 billion. So there was even issues with Lockheed and Martin, right? So a lot of these large companies, at least in aeronautics and even in defense, are getting hit kind of hard. This reminds me too, and for some reason, I don't know why this reminds me of this, but I want to pull up this new cruise ship. Let me see here. This is from Royal Caribbean. Give me one moment as I pull this up. This is called the icon of the seas. If you guys haven't seen this yet, there was a big conversation. How do you say? The cruise liners essentially took a massive hit during quarantine, and there was a lot of, I guess, unsure about whether or not they're going to respond positively and get back to where they were. I think I even made the comment when I first started filling in for hosts that not a lot of young people go on cruises. So kind of the main demographic for it is kind of phased out, but Royal Caribbean, they've changed my mind a little bit. Let's take a look here. They're releasing the icon of the seas, which I think is going to sail January 24th, if I remember correctly, and this thing is insane. Here, I'm just going to pull over quickly, and this is kind of a side point. I don't know how much I really like Royal Caribbean as a stock, but they've done quite well, honestly, especially coming back from April 27th, $60, up at the highest of $1,295, and trading just at $96. And this was some pretty decent volume up to this push here. So let me retest that level. This is the cruise ship. I mean, this thing has a mall in the middle. I mean, so many floors. I think it's like seven different pools. And I was talking with some friends about it who are roughly my age, a little bit older. And I mean, this would interest me. So I don't know. This might be a revival in the age of cruise ships in the coming decade or something like that. But regardless, I mean, that's just kind of a side point that I thought was kind of interesting. And some further news as well. BMW is investing $750 million to keep the Mini Cooper production in Oxford quite an investment. Production of the three-door Mini Cooper and the Mini Aceman, which is a compact crossover, is due to begin at BMW's factories in Oxford and Swindon in 2026. The company said in the statement, and this site gears up to make only electric vehicles from the end of the decade. They've obviously owned this brand since 94, but they want to keep it local in here. And that is quite the investment to do that. It's safeguarding jobs of 4,000 workers, which is an admirable thing on BMW's part. Folks, stay tuned. We will be right back. Currencies, commodities and bond markets are as important as ever right now with how they're driving the volatility in equity markets across the globe, which is why it's a great time to try out Teddy Kegstad's Tiger 4X report. 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The reason I'm bringing them up is because I read this article that they are doubling down in their stake in Africa, particularly South Africa. But in this company that they're working with, which is Masmar, they bought an almost controlling stake in the company of 47%. You know, that used to operate in a bunch of different countries, Nigeria, Tanzania, Uganda, so on and so forth, but it's since closed, so Masmar is flailing a little bit. And Africa presents a really interesting challenge for a lot of these larger companies, mainly because logistics is very difficult there, right? The infrastructure isn't the best in most places. You have a large population of people, so you would think that, you know, we got to sell out of these guys. Obviously, wages are pretty difficult over there. There's continuing instability regarding their governments and whatnot. I mean, we just had some coups recently near the Ivory Coast as well and in Niger, and it looks that that might spread in some cases as well. But we'll see if that Nigerian coalition can kind of, you know, if, essentially, if a group that names alluding me of this coalition they have out there, but if they can really kind of repress these regime changes and show that these areas in Africa remain stable, this might be an interesting market in the coming decade. So anyways, Walmart invested in this company, Masmar, outside of South Africa, or excuse me, inside of South Africa, about a controlling stake. And I spent $2.4 billion and it failed pretty heavily. Obviously, in 2014 there was a commodities crash in the pandemic and now Ukraine is influencing them very negatively. High inflation is there. So in this article in Financial Times, it says after years of lackluster sales in mid-2022, Masmar shared and plummeted by about three-quarters in 2011. And it was far underperforming its peers in the South African retail sector. Despite the setbacks, Walmart chose to go in. Last year, it bought up 47% of the retailer that it didn't already own for $6.4 billion, a South African rand, the equivalent of about $358 million. And that's a fraction of what it shelled out for in the initial stake. So if there can be any kind of sign of instability in the coming, you know, years, whoever has a foot in Africa right now could really, you know, stand to benefit quite a bit. It reminds me a little bit of this company, Jumia, German-owned, but it operated in Africa as well. And their whole, yes, this is insane. I want to pull this up because they had this wild run-up, $69. I mean, it's a classic pump and dump, right? And then petered into nothing, but they were supposed to be the Amazon of Africa. And whoever was pumping this sold it pretty well, and a lot of people lost out a bunch of money. There's so much volume, again, right in here buying at this $35 mark, and everyone, you know, you could see how quickly this collapsed back down. And again, the issue is, is the infrastructure just isn't there. I was able to make some okay money in this sector, or excuse me, in this stock, but a lot of my other friends who were trading it, you know, got pretty knocked out. And the moral of that story is when you buy something at, you know, $30 and it increases by over 100% sell the thing. Don't stay in it and don't get greedy. That's what happens, right? All right. Let's move into Tesla. Trading at 8% right now for the day, which is a massive move for a stock trading at, you know, $268 or $200, you know, whatever, $40 to $8 it was before this. Let's get out of the five year on that. Quite an impressive run up on it, still down a little bit from that $299 points. So what's happening? So the Tesla stock upgrade sees the FSD supercomputer adding a half trillion dollars in value. The stock received an upgrade in a 60% price target like Sunday on the calculation that its FSD, which is full self-driving supercomputer, can boost the EV giant's value by half a trillion dollars. Morgan Stanley on Sunday upgraded Tesla stock to overweight, raising his price target, raising its price target to $400. In the 40 page report, this analyst from Morgan Stanley wrote Tesla's Dojo, the supercomputer built to train the company's FSD technology could play a key role in raising the company's valuation as much as $500 billion. And again, they can sell that to other companies or at least lease it out for a pretty significant profit. The way that these supercomputers train the models is nuts. I'm not going to pull up the video now, but you can find it on YouTube. And essentially the case study they were doing is they were trying to train, how do you say, computer game like AI, right? So like opponents and the computer game of how to fight properly, right? And the way this like modeling works, and they added graphics to it, which was nuts, but it first starts off with, you know, this little character trying to stand, and it can't stand, and it falls down, and then it finally figures out how to stand after these iterations, and it keeps going and going and going until, you know, you have this little character model that, you know, moves with such alacrity, essentially, right? And you don't have to spend all this time coding it in. It's far more dynamic. They even had ones where you'd have two teams, right? One was hiding and one was seeking, and the computer models played each other. Again, they've added like a, you know, a graphic component to it, as you can see in real time, and it's not just, you know, raw data being spit out. But the way these computers like learn how to think is insane, right? Where in the past, you would just essentially like static code the behavior, right? Well, you know, obviously, when the computer can learn, the output is far more dynamic, and obviously evolves, and this is really, you know, the beautiful thing behind this kind of, you know, machine learning. So anyways, Tesla has blown up regarding this. Obviously, at the time of this article being written, it was up 6.4%, but we're up 8.13%, and we can see that run. So, yeah. You know, let's see, what is, this makes me think, I want to look up what ARK is trading at, this poor company. This is BlackRock here, but it's ARKK, right? Yeah, and ARK Investments, even though Tesla's a large portion of that, is trading at 44, up 2% today, though. Interesting stuff. Meta, as well, up 2.47%. They have said, okay, again, I'm criticizing Meta a little bit recently. It's because their stocks see such a large upward pressure only because they cut back on investments in other kind of industry, right? And I mean, I guess that's good, right? Because you're shoring up, not shoring up, you're kind of increasing cash flow for other things. But a lot of things they've attempted have kind of failed. You know, their genomic sector failed, so they cut investment into that. And the stock went up. Obviously, the Metaverse at this point failed, so they cut investing into that. You know, maybe in the future, the Metaverse will be fine, but right now is just a little bit too ahead of its time. And the stock went up. Now, finally, they're coming out. I didn't realize right at the break here. We'll come back to it after the break. But they're trying to make an AI language model to rival ChatGBT. And so we'll discuss that a little bit when we get back. Folks, stay tuned. Tom O'Brien publishes his weekly Gold Report every Monday morning for subscribers, consisting of coverage of the XAU, HUI, GDX, the Dollar, Bonds, the South African Rand, as well as 25 different mining equities with specific buy-sell recommendations. 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Before the break, we were talking about Meta. They're up a little bit today right now, up 2.32%, about 30484. So this comes out on mention that they are trying to compete with GPT-4. So they've been buying a lot of Davidia H100 training chips and essentially they're trying to get into the market. Google already has theirs that they're running. I like Google's a lot because it's personalized for the individual user whereas Chad GPT really isn't. Chad GPT has memory within a certain conversational string, which I think is cool, at least for Chad GPT-4. I don't think that is really there for 3.5 in such a fleshed out way. But Google's just really hasn't gotten a lot of attention, which is fine. As time goes on, I think these will become more competitive. I get concerned with Metas. They're dumping millions of dollars and obviously Meta has a ton of cash that they can pour into this. Microsoft does as well, but it'll be interesting to see how they really want to take Chad GPT. OpenAI is really just funded essentially by Microsoft. There is a subscription you have to pay for Chad GPT-4, which I'm sure is really good for a generation. Meta is interesting because it's just within their company themselves. Let's take a look here. This is the big issue and this is really what I wanted to get the exact wording on this. They've reportedly dealt with heavy AI researcher turnover over computing resources and that split between their LLM project. It also faces heavy competition in the generative AI space we were talking about. OpenAI obviously said it won't be working at Chad GPT-5 and Meta daily is putting in millions of dollars. I think I've used Meta's language model that you can interact with. They had it open. I don't know if it's still open right now, but they had something I think in June of this year. It's not really that impressive compared to GPT-4. What will they use this for? They have 30 accounts on Instagram that are meant to be mimicking real people. They said so far that nobody has really determined that it was an AI hit, which is fine, but what's the point of that? It's just weird thinking that as time goes on these large companies might be filling their platforms with fake people and bots. This is a real thing that occurs where a lot of internet traffic even exceeding 60% is by bots. You have things like the dead internet theory which suggests that it might even be higher. A lot of things you might be interacting with on different platforms such as Instagram and Twitter might actually just be bots. It's interesting to see what will happen with that. I don't know if they'll be able to compete in a meaningful way. I like Google's idea because they specialize more. Again, Google does this personalized assistant. You talk with it constantly, you tell it what you do, you have a calendar with it, and it starts understanding your personality and can develop advice based on that, which I think is a pretty neat kind of thing. Google itself is moving forward with that pretty sideways today. They're preparing for an antitrust showdown. On Tuesday, a Washington courtroom will again become the focus for historic Department of Justice effort to rein in one of the tech world's most powerful companies. Its complaint against Google is the first against the latest generation of dominant tech companies to make it to court. The outcome according to many legal observers will be an important test of the ambitious legal strategy of U.S. regulators and help to determine their wider efforts to rein in big tech. I've watched the TikTok hearing in Congress, and this is not that. But when you think about the government going up against these really cutting-edge tech companies, you think about these congressional hearings that happened with Meta, that happened with Google, and that happened with TikTok. The problem is a lot of our representatives don't fully get it. And so what the meme that came from that really was, you know, you'd get these sound bites of, you know, these Congress people, and they ask a question, and the problem is they really, I don't think, fully understand what they're asking, right? Like in the case of TikTok, right, they're like, if your device in your home is connected on the Wi-Fi and you have TikTok on one device, can it see other devices on the network? You know, this was memed, and it's like, look what these guys are not talking. They don't understand what they're asking, they don't understand what they're talking about. And it's like, in the way that it works, it's like, standard, no, these other devices can't see each other if there's no permission granted. But is there a potential for it to? It's like, yes, there absolutely is. But the congressmen don't understand enough to kind of combat the answers from some of these big techs. The question might be good and could potentially lead down, like, you know, some line of discourse, but the problem is they don't understand enough, and it's not that they're asking ignorant questions, it's just that they're ignorant on the good questions that they're asking. So, you know, this is not a congressional hearing, this is more of a court situation in the DOJ, but still, you know, I get nervous with that kind of stuff, because these are the guys who are making laws and making decisions and setting precedents. So I think this should be a bigger push for more, like, tech literacy, at least in, like, legislative bodies, and especially judicial bodies as well. So, three years ago when the U.S. government first mapped out its legal campaign, many investors worried it would put a dent in Google Profits. The stock market kind of responded similarly with that. Many have since come to believe that the regulators were stretching to hold the tech companies accountable for U.S. courts were unlikely to back them. If Google prevails, there will be no changes in its business model, and the case will be particularly positive for other tech companies facing antitrust lawsuits. And, you know, obviously these things are huge as well, and something to also look at regarding Google. And I think Sindar, the current CEO, spoke about this during his congressional hearing, but there was a time, and it was, like, in 2014 or something like that, but they were working with the Chinese government to create a search engine. It was, I think it was called Project Dragonfly, and they obviously came under massive fire for that because Google has become so prominent because of the societal and, I guess, enterprise kind of standards in America, and they're working with a country that would definitely put censorship on some searches. And there's not a lot of convo, well, it really came out of that, but it was brought up at least in the congressional hearing. So, it's a little bit of Google overview today of what's going on. Disney itself is coming back a little bit. There's some kind of discussion going forward with Comcast to figure this whole issue they have out. Obviously, their troubles with the Florida government still persists, but I think we're seeing a little bit of a bump today because they are offering Disney Plus subscriptions for $199 for a limited time. I don't know if that really even matters on the long term, right? And I think they might have made a mistake trying to do their own streaming company. Again, all these large tech companies were trying to get in and really like out-compete. Maybe they would have made more money kind of licensing this out to something like Netflix or like Hulu, but it's hard to say. 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And during the show, they actually have reached a deal. So, obviously, this is Charter Company. I'll just pull this over because this is such fresh news. Charter Communications and Walt Disney Company, which is ours until the Monday Night Football season, have resolved a 10-day long dispute that left Spectrum cable subscribers without ESPN, FX, and other Disney-owned channels. 18 Disney-owned networks plus local ABC stations and several major markets went black for Spectrum customers on September 1. The Charter, the second largest cable operator in the U.S., contended that as companies, such as Disney, put more focus on resources into streaming platforms' content, the value of the linear channel's product has vastly declined. And as more and more TV consumers, quote, cut the cord and defect to streaming, that leaves those who don't to foot higher bills. And so this is true. And again, I would say, like, no matter what Charter is really doing, unless they have just some spectacular left field kind of response to this, that within the next generation, I mean, this kind of cable streaming is dead. I mean, look, I can't even say it without the word streaming, right? That just goes to show. So still no real bump up on Disney's end from that information, but anyways, that we were bringing you the news here at TFNN, so it was worth saying. Baba as well today has experienced quite a drop. Essentially, CEO Daniel Zhang quit two months after concentrating his efforts on cloud computing, raising concern over the unit's spin-off plan and possibility of discord at the top. The new group CEO, Eddie Wu, will concurrently become acting CEO and chairman of the unit, grappling with weak sales growth at an initial public offering penned for next year. So the CEO left and it took quite a big hit for them. Folks, stay tuned. We will be right back. 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Tesla is running almost at 10% up today, which is pretty impressive. Put this on your radar too. We talked about some cybersecurity stuff here and just in the world of scamming as well and how to protect yourself from it. This is from July, but this frequency has increased. And these scammers utilize new technology. They utilize disastrous events like Ukraine War and what's going on in Morocco. And this headline is, Scammers are using AI voices to mimic the voices of loved ones in distress. And I've heard some of these calls and it's insane. It sounds like a person, I obviously don't know what their voices sound like, but it sounds like a person who is in trouble. And they're calling usually older family members asking for something like, I need $2,000. I need so on and so forth. I need you to put it here. And that's pretty insane. And I would keep in mind too, these guys are always figuring out ways to try to trick you. This is obviously a pretty advanced, but in a class that I had with some computer science and cybersecurity in particular, we had to develop phishing emails. And the one that I developed for my assignment essentially was, it was kind of like a spam email, right? But it seemed legitimate. It wasn't trying to get you to do anything. But at the bottom I had, I would send it frequently. And at the bottom I had, if you don't want these emails, click here to unsubscribe. And that was the phishing link. So you have to be very careful and very vigilant when you're being presented with these kind of things. Obviously this is pretty extreme, but as tech gets better and more people can get their hands on it, the more frequent these kind of scams will become. Folks, thank you so much for tuning in. I'll be with you tomorrow for Tommy's show. Again, thank you for staying tuned after that difficult difficulty. And we have Larry at 1 p.m. Thank you.