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🎬 Visual: In this scene, a CNBC broadcast covers market activity and stock moves, specifically focusing on Coupang Inc. and Roblox Corp. The segment starts with a market update showing a drop in major indices and news about potential tariff hikes, then highlights Kevin Simpson's decision to buy Coupang and subsequently to sell Roblox. The key visual elements include live market indices, stock charts for both companies, and on-screen headlines summarizing the financial news and transactions.
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We'll push to a couple of Kevin moves here. You bought Coupang, you sold Roblox. Tell our viewers about both. Yeah, real quickly, the theme that you're gonna hear today is I'm bringing a lot of names to the table that we really don't talk about on the show. Coupang is an Asian online retailer. They're expanding into lots of different areas within a super app. Think of it more South Korea predominantly, but expanding into Taiwan. We paid $32 last week, it's $32 today. Really growing margins and just a neat story, Scott. Roblox was a sale that we got stopped out of. We bought the stock initially in the 50s. We got stopped out at 126. Talk about this a lot with Robinhood in terms of the way they control the young demographic, but in so doing, there's some problems that we're seeing more and more states coming after them as a sort of a ground for bad actors. Meta went through this in the past. Roblox is doing a great job trying to defend it, but we got stopped out, and if it pulls back, we'll certainly keep an eye on it.

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