Lululemon Lower; Tesla Rollout; Robinhood Spat

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1:00So we're down by 20%. They have caught their outlook again. There has been a kind of extended slowdown for Lou Lillmann. There have been a few, I say, missteps for the business. When it comes to its marketing, there's also an issue really with the popularity of its yoga pants. Of course, for it should be most well known in terms of its comparable sales. They fell by 9% in the second quarter. So it looks pretty tough for the CEO, Heidi O'Neill, who is trying to turn the business around. But that is my first stock to watch. A ticket L.U. pre-market down 20% getting a lot of interest for Lou Lillmann. There's some visibility to the open. I know those people were in Lou Lillmann at the open. So they're going to be in the open. You know, Coco's looking new balance. Others are looking Lou Lilloo. Next. So next, we've got Tesla. This is a T-S-L-A, of course. So this is Tesla's cyber cab. So to join the robotaxi fleet, they unveiled this two-seater vehicle.

2:04The thing is they unveiled it without really that much pomp and fanfare, which is sort of unusual for Tesla in some ways. And they didn't live stream it. It didn't seem to be particularly well received by investors. There wasn't that much detail about this invite only closed-door event that they held in Austin to unveil this highly anticipated cyber cab launch. And so, yeah, this morning, the stock's pre-market also getting quite a lot of interest, but it's down three and a half percent T-S-L-A. No, they want to Tesla's in London. No, I saw very few of these. Well, not of the cyber truck. The cyber truck, when I was out in Texas and out in Arizona over the summer, which I'm going to happen to be, they were everywhere. Can't see out of the back window of the cyber truck, but anyway, that wouldn't be good for me. I'm a terrible driver. But the other Tesla's, they are everywhere in London, yeah.

3:05It's just about where you plug them in, certainly in cities. The infrastructure for plugging in EVs is not really there. Really there. Well, it's just not built out, and that's difficult, but that's a challenge across Europe. And we've talked about trying to move to EVs. You got one more. One more. This is going to be Robin Hood, H-O-O-D, down this morning. Really interesting CEO and founder, Vlad Tenov. He was in London. He came into the Bloomberg Radio Studios to speak to me on radio and on TV, fascinating. They're trying to build out the app. It offers you all kinds of investing, but it's everything from, you know, pretty boring, straightforward, big investments to prediction markets, et cetera. They seem to be getting attention for this spat with AMC entertainment holdings. The CEO and Chairman, Adam Aron, has been criticising Robin Hood for tokenizing its stocks,

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