A more accurate legacy news line would be that “instances of voter fraud are rarely caught, especially where showing your ID to vote is made illegal, like California and New York” 😂😢@amuse (@amuse):ELECTION INTEGRITY: Prior to Elon Musk's purchase of X we weren't allowed to share stories of election fraud. The drive-by media routinely suppressed coverage of stories like Milwaukee Election Director Kimberly Zapata's conviction for fake military ballots. When the stories are https://t.co/96Amvyq8u6 ...

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BLS Employment Numbers & Data Integrity - The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) household survey response rate has decreased from approximately 90% to 60% over the past 10-12 years [2] - A Wharton professor described the 60% response rate as unacceptable for such an important statistic and suggested making the questionnaires mandatory with a time limit [3][4] - There was a revision of 258,000 less jobs in two months, which was the biggest revision since 1968, without a clear explanation [5] - The speaker questions the use of outdated methods like snail mail for data collection in the internet age [5] Political Implications & Data Rigging Allegations - The speaker alleges that employment numbers were manipulated to negatively impact his election chances [6][7] - A revision of almost 900,000 jobs occurred shortly after the election, leading to claims of "phony numbers" being used to influence the election outcome [7][10] - The speaker suggests that positive numbers were released before the election to create a false impression of economic performance [9] - The speaker believes that after he won the election, the numbers were revised downward to reflect reality [10] Benchmark Revisions - Benchmark numbers are revised twice a year to reconcile monthly figures with overall numbers [8]

Roy Cooper has never lost an election. Now, he’s Democrats' best chance of flipping a key Senate seat in North Carolina — and maybe more, says @MaryEllenKlas (via @opinion) https://t.co/6HGAfXMHHe ...

Election Integrity (公司角度) - Allegations of election fraud are mentioned, specifically targeting Obama [1] - The document suggests using the election fraud claim as a deflection tactic during inappropriate questioning [1] Media Strategy (公司角度) - The document advises repeating the election fraud claim whenever faced with an "inappropriate" question [1] - It predicts that mentioning the claim will cause the camera to turn off instantly [1]

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Group 1: PepsiCo - PepsiCo has a current dividend yield of 3.5%, significantly higher than the S&P 500's 1.3%, providing $3.50 of annual dividend income for every $100 invested compared to $1.20 from the S&P 500 index fund [3] - The company has a strong history of dividend payments, recently announcing a 5% increase in its payout, marking the 53rd consecutive year of annual dividend increases, placing it among the elite Dividend Kings [4] - PepsiCo aims for organic revenue growth of 4% to 6% annually, which is expected to drive high-single-digit earnings-per-share growth, supported by a strong balance sheet that facilitates acquisitions [5] Group 2: Johnson & Johnson - Johnson & Johnson offers a dividend yield of 3%, with a record of increasing its dividend for 62 consecutive years [6] - The company has a robust financial profile, with a market cap of nearly $400 billion, $12 billion in net debt, and $20 billion in free cash flow, easily covering its $11.8 billion dividend payout [7][8] - Significant investments in research and development ($17.2 billion last year) and inorganic growth opportunities ($32 billion committed) are expected to enhance revenue and cash flow, allowing for continued dividend increases [8] Group 3: Prologis - Prologis has a dividend yield of 3.3% and recently raised its payment by 5%, aligning with S&P 500 averages despite a slowdown in warehouse space demand [9][10] - The company anticipates a rebound in leasing activity as interest rates decline, which is expected to drive rental income growth [10] - Prologis is well-positioned for long-term growth in logistics space demand, supported by a vast land bank and a strong financial profile for funding development projects and acquisitions [11] Group 4: Investment Strategy - PepsiCo, Johnson & Johnson, and Prologis are identified as high-quality, high-yielding dividend stocks, providing growing streams of passive income through steadily increasing payouts [12]

Financial Data and Key Metrics Changes - Magnite generated contribution ex-TAC of $607 million and processed ad spend of over $6 billion, achieving record highs for the company [9][10] - Adjusted EBITDA reached $197 million, with free cash flow of $118 million, both record figures [10][39] - Total revenue for Q4 was $194 million, up 4% from Q4 2023, while contribution ex-TAC was $180 million, an increase of 9% [39][40] - Net income for the quarter was $36 million, compared to $31 million for Q4 2023, with GAAP earnings per diluted share increasing 50% to $0.24 [45][46] Business Line Data and Key Metrics Changes - CTV contribution ex-TAC increased 23% year-over-year, while DV+ contribution ex-TAC grew only 1% due to unusual spending patterns post-election [11][40] - CTV accounted for 43% of contribution ex-TAC, with mobile at 40% and desktop at 17% [41] - The company reported strong growth in CTV driven by ad spend growth and a stabilizing year-over-year average take rate [12] Market Data and Key Metrics Changes - Significant growth in CTV was noted from partners like Roku, LG, Vizio, and Netflix, with expectations for continued growth in live sports [13][14] - The DV+ business experienced a post-election spending pause, leading to a drop in CPMs by 15% to 20% [36][37] - Political advertising contributed approximately 6.5% to contribution ex-TAC in Q4, while for the full year it was 3.2% [41][123] Company Strategy and Development Direction - The company is focused on expanding its CTV platform and enhancing its technology stack, including the introduction of generative AI tools [20][21] - Magnite aims to differentiate itself from competitors by emphasizing its unique technology and direct relationships with major streaming platforms [24][30] - The company is optimistic about the growth of its agency marketplaces and the potential for new revenue streams from data initiatives [16][73] Management's Comments on Operating Environment and Future Outlook - Management expressed confidence in the rebound of the DV+ business and the overall strength of the CTV market [17][38] - The company anticipates total contribution ex-TAC to grow above 10% in 2025, with adjusted EBITDA expected to grow in the mid-teens [51][52] - Management highlighted the importance of maintaining a healthy value exchange between buyers and sellers in the open Internet ecosystem [31][87] Other Important Information - The company ended the year with $483 million in cash and a net leverage ratio reduced to 0.4% [39][48] - Capital expenditures for 2024 were $52 million, with expectations of approximately $60 million for 2025, primarily focused on tech stack efficiency [47][80] Q&A Session Summary Question: Context on Q1 guidance and early 2025 trends - Management noted a rebound in DV+ growth in the mid to high single digits, while CTV typically sees lower growth in Q1 [56][57] Question: SMB participation in CTV - Management indicated that new entrants need to couple CTV ads with DV+ metrics to assess efficacy, highlighting a significant appetite for CTV [60][62] Question: Medium-term growth expectations for CTV - Management expects to outpace market growth, projecting closer to 20% CTV growth when excluding political contributions [66][72] Question: GenAI strategy and CapEx implications - The focus of new tools is to enhance existing client efficiency and revenue, with CapEx aimed at optimizing tech stack costs [78][80] Question: OpenPath economics and CPM pressures - Management clarified that OpenPath does not significantly change publisher revenue, and CPMs dropped due to reduced demand in Q4, with a rebound seen in early 2025 [94][96] Question: CTV business mix and future contributions - Management expects a stable mix in CTV revenue, with potential shifts as more publishers rely on Magnite for demand [128][130]