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Good afternoon. Today is Tuesday, October 29th, and I'm your host, Kim Khan. Our top story so far.

Soft Bank CEO Masayoshi Song says NVIDIA is undervalue, adding that hundreds of billions of dollars will be needed to achieve artificial super intelligence.

Invidia shares have gained 191% year to date and more than 2,600% over the past five years.

Speaking at the Saudi FII summit 100% over the past five years.

Speaking at the Saudi FII summit, Sun said it could take as much as $9 trillion and

200 million chips needed to achieve artificial superintelligence.

Sun, who's known for making extraordinary bets and calls,

including Soft Bank's $100 billion vision fund,

added that he expects AI to be 10,000 times smarter

than the human brain by 2035.

He also says he was stock filing tens of billions of dollars in order to make the next big move.

In February, it was reported that the Soft Bank founder was looking for investors to help with a $100 billion plan to boost the global supply of AI-focused processors.

This morning earnings came fast and furious in the week of big name reports.

Among the big names and big movers,

McDonald's shares are holding steady despite reporting global comparable sales below

expectations.

On the earnings conference call, CEO Chris Kamsinski

apologized for the E. coli issue and said the outbreak appears to be contained.

Crucially, he confirmed that quarter pounders would return to restaurants in the coming weeks.

Another highlight for the quarter was that strong demand for the chain's value meals helped U.S. comparable

sales flip back to positive growth.

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