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Speaker 2: Well, there's Stock Movers as she prepares for a heated week,
Speaker 2: and Lisa Manteo, you got it.
Speaker 3: We're going to start with Tesla ticker TSLA. It cheers
Speaker 3: on the riser, up about two percent. This is before
Speaker 3: the bell It rolled out those self driving robotaxis and
Speaker 3: Austin over the weekend.
Speaker 1: But there's been.
Speaker 3: Some news around the cars that they initially caused shares
Speaker 3: to drop in postmarket yesterday. They have recovered, but US
Speaker 3: safety regulators they're looking into maybe these cars have violated
Speaker 3: traffic laws, so things like driving in the wrong lane,
Speaker 3: speeding caught videos. Theres are all posted on social media
Speaker 3: by the people who are riding in them. There's been
Speaker 3: some also trouble pressing a button to get the vehicle
Speaker 3: pulled over like that. Regulators are starting to gather some
Speaker 3: more information from Tesla. They're going to look over everything
Speaker 3: to see what the issue is if there is an issue,
Speaker 3: but the City of Austin says they haven't received any
Speaker 3: safety incident reports I don't know, Hopping in one of
Speaker 3: these kind of makes me.
Speaker 2: A little nervous. Let's just make wait.
Speaker 3: You'll wait, y'all, wait, you'll wait until it moves here.
Speaker 3: So since we said mentioned Tesla, I want to go
Speaker 3: to Uber because Uber and Alphabet owned way Mo. They
Speaker 3: kick off their driver lists ride hailing service in Atlanta today,
Speaker 3: So this is really spreading out second market. The two
Speaker 3: companies are teaming up. It had a launch in Austin,
Speaker 3: so shares of Uber take or Uber they've been up
Speaker 3: as much as five percent and duz in these Waymo's
Speaker 3: Romo taxis are spreading across like sixty five miles of Atlanta.
Speaker 3: Plans to expand. And in case you're wondering, you don't
Speaker 3: have to accept the Waimo ride if you are hailing
Speaker 3: an Uber there, you're going to have that option to
Speaker 3: pick driver lists or switch to the human operating. So yeah, no,
Speaker 3: that's a great point. That's a great point too. So
Speaker 3: you you do get the choice. You know, you're not
Speaker 3: stuck with it. But Atlanta, they're a competitive market for
Speaker 3: these things. Because you think about it, Lyft is going
Speaker 3: to launch autonomous ride hailing service in partnership with Toyota
Speaker 3: as soon as this summer there in Atlanta. Then you
Speaker 3: have Amazon Zouks too testing driverless technology.
Speaker 2: I just don't get it.
Speaker 1: People tell me that's where it's going.
Speaker 2: Why not? Why you know it's a yeah?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I saw them technology street this morning, the bellies in
Speaker 2: the garage. I walked on the street. The guy shows up.
Speaker 2: He turns a corner and there's six cars waiting for
Speaker 2: a parking garage in his way. How does a driverless
Speaker 2: car get around six cars waiting to get into a
Speaker 2: parking garage. I just don't guess.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I'm nervous driving with my daughter in
Speaker 3: a car. You think I'm gonna get it one with
Speaker 3: no driver in it? I don't know. I want to
Speaker 3: go to Master Cocley. There's shares a higher more than
Speaker 3: two percent. This is ticker m A going deepening its partnership.
Speaker 3: I know he is with fintech company five Serve. They're
Speaker 3: going to integrate their new token across MasterCards products services.
Speaker 3: That's going to expand stable coin adoption utility for their
Speaker 3: shared customers worldwide. I am not a stable coin to
Speaker 3: I know. I know he's having a fit right now,
Speaker 3: five Serve shares because of it has been up as
Speaker 3: much as six percent. That's ticker FI and their shares
Speaker 3: were already higher because it announced plans for the stable
Speaker 3: coin and they're partnering with PayPal Circle to develop products.
Speaker 3: So since we're speaking of Circle, I'm going to hit
Speaker 3: that quickly. Circle Tickers c r CL. They're down as
Speaker 3: much as seven percent. Remember we've been talking about them,
Speaker 3: right they're they're their their shares have been higher, but
Speaker 3: now they're starting to turn lower. The reason why because
Speaker 3: it was initiated at Compass Point Research and Trading, a
Speaker 3: recommendation of neutral, and they're saying that competition in this
Speaker 3: space is going to increase because that legislation was passed,
Speaker 3: you know for US stable coins. So they're saying the
Speaker 3: competition is going to increase. So that's why Circle shares
Speaker 3: are lowered.
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