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news that the world bank lowered its out look for global growth. the start of a much bigger selloff. grasso, when i heard you say on the call that it was world bank's forecast, i thought really. when do we care about the world bank? >> why are you snickering? so rude. but to her point -- >> exactly. that's my point. >> you have to remember, people are looking to trade off of every headline. what else is there to trade off of? this would be from a professional trader, you're watching a tape. it's a slow, slow couple of weeks that we have been witnessing. the market has been up on air. any type of headline is tradeable and that was the headline traded on today. >> you tell me why we're down. >> no. i don't know why. >> cutie pie. >> oh. >> geopolitical but i will tell you that all these dips have been bought were way above the 50 day. if you could point to something else why we were down, i'll all

ears right here. >> you make a good point. i mean, i don't think we're down 35 blips, people. let's not freak out here. i think you're right. >> small amount. >> i think it has more to do with the geopolitical stuff. we saw the situation in iraq which bk and i were talking about. that could become very important especially if you see crude oil spike above 105. what does that mean? i think it was a bunch of stuff. is it the start of something, of course. >> to your point grasso, the market was looking for any reason to take a pause and world bank was as good as any to take a pause here. >> yeah. listen, i think it's crazy that we're trying to explain this tiny selloff. i guess it shows how freaked out people are. i can't tell you how many twitter hits i got this morning. why are the futures down this morning. oh, my god.

stocks don't go up every single day. this happens. i'll take a quote from jpmorgan. it will fluctuate. is this the start of something new? it's probably too early. i am surprised that the market didn't react more to what's going on in iraq and oil didn't spike up more of what's going on in iraq. i think that's a big story. >> i think the election had a little bit to do as well. but we're down in the s&p. not a big deal. transports didn't trade great today. down 3/4%. the russell seems to be topping out again today. we'll see what happens there. wild day in the bond market. you had this precipitous drop rallied back. that's an odd day. maybe something going on there. it may be some warning signs. i can't make a big deal out of one day. >> we did have some pretty big

moves when it comes to big cap technologies. ibm, intel all down each. did you see any options activity to back that up? >> options volumes have been slow overall. single stock valuations that we can highlight. i would add apple. once, again 3 1/2% of the s&p. i think that stock had started to dictate market moves especially as we head into slow summer trading. this is the biggest market cap company in the world. i think people are going to be focused on apple. >> i was in that camp and i have been wrong with apple. i thought apple was a sell much lower than it is now. we have had technicians on the show say the down side risk is to 85. but the split adjusted price is

par. i got in apple, a 50% position. i'm either going to buy it on a dip or momentum above par. but dan thinks i'm dead wrong. he's quiet right now. >> i don't think you're dead wrong. the fact that the whole world is convinced and like twitter, i couldn't take it anymore. it feels like it's like the jig is up here. >> it feels like you ran out of -- >> real quick, apple you have earnings next month. on average it's up 10%. i'm buying it because retail is very interested in buying the stock. >> the bottom line on the markets, small moves in the markets. here's one stock that moved a lot today. time to hit our chart of the day. synaptics jumping 25%. acquiring apple supplier sp for

$425 million. used to be an apple supplier for the original ipod. joining us is rick bergman live on the fast line from japan where the deal was finalized. great to have you with us. >> thank you very much. it's great to be on the show. >> on the conference call yesterday the goal is to develop a chip that would combine technology with your touch technology. what would that do with the weight component as well as the cost component? >> it's part of our broader display integration strategy aid lay l allow a lighter phone and thinner phone. >> in terms of the costs, i imagine that would mean cost savings. who feels that savings first? >> ultimately we want to drive the system costs down. it benefits everybody because

we're eliminating costs in the system by delivering a more integrated solution. >> as we alluded to in the introduction, you had been an apple supplier about eight years ago when you supplied the technology for the ipod. does this mean that you're a shoe-in to be an apple supplier or does that relationship get reviewed at this point? >> we have to earn any customer's business and expect to do that with apple or any other new customer coming onboard as a result of this acquisition. we're real excited that apple could rejoin our ranks as a customer and it would be an honor to supply them. >> so the revenues which was a raise, does that not include a potential apple relationship or is that inclusive? >> well it was about our current quarter. q4. that doesn't have anything to do with the acquisition or any new

customer. that's just over yall strength n the business that we're seeing. that's because of the work that we have done the past 12 months. >> rick, i think -- you know this better than me. i think samsung last quarter represented about 1/3 of your revenues. is there a concern one customer was getting too big? was that one of the reasons you did a move like this? >> the biggest driving reason is we were able to bring together the two industry technology and market leaders in a direction that makes sense for the industry. it's a pretty rare opportunity when you can pick up the number one supplier with an acquisition. so we just jumped onboard and thrilled that we had the opportunity to make a combination of the two companies. >> in terms of the technology, that is already included in the iphone 6. so you have revenues that will come to you because of that relationship and then anything

after that will be reviewed? >> i'm not going to comment on any specific future design win or anything of that activity that we still have to close the acquisition with them in three or four months. clearly there's lots of customer opportunities there for us. >> thanks for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >> the ceo of synaptics. what a move in today's session. wall street loved this acquisition. >> they did. i don't think he answered the question. but apple had the chance -- the journal -- >> had the chance to buy it. >> more than they paid. that's curious why that happen and why they didn't think they could fold them in. i know the price was a lot different. that's curious to me. >> if you're a real conspiracy theorist you could go out on a limb and say maybe they're passing it up.

originally it was a supplier to apple and brought that technology in house and didn't need that relationship. >> that's why i brought up the samsung thing. you got to give kud i os to needham. i can't believe i'm about to say this. up 30% today. >> don't say it. >> i have to. >> it's got shortage. >> it's about an 18 -- it's not expensive. and this becomes -- >> takes the stock up $1 billion in -- >> i know -- >> don't chase this, people. listen, he said -- you asked him a great question. is it in the iphone 6. no one knows. maybe somebody else comes in and scoops him up and pays more. >> that's a street fight sooner. >> it was a street fight. >> yeah. >> coming up next, is bank of

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sglbts take look at the major airlines. big loss across the board. profit warning this morning. >> yeah, you know, let's hope -- obviously it took the whole space down. this space was prime. if you look at delta, we have seen moves of this magnitude of the last six months. each time it's been an opportunity to buy it. that's what's happening here. jetblue got through that $10 threshold. that had a selloff. i think the space is still fine. >> cisco, according to the reno report, take this with a grain of salt, ceo announced his retirement as early as this september. dan? >> usually -- or i guess in the last year it was 2016 they were

going to set up some sort of succession. john chambers has been in the business for it seems like ever. we think about the microsoft ballmer thing when he announced his early retirement. you probably won't see that pop. i guess the crop -- people can come in and take over a massive company and do a great job. the jury is still out at microsoft, too. sometimes the devil that you know. i like the stock. i think it's back at 24 and you buy it. >> we did call cisco for a response. the company saying we do not comment on rumors. next time we talk succession is when we announce succession. >> they got a new grill. >> no. >> it's fair. >> totally fair. >> i thought cisco was going to bounce longer ago than it has. i think it finally has caught some of its mojo back.

any chamber's announcements stocks are going to go higher than now. >> yeah. >> it's a company that doesn't need to be fixed. they're on a turn-around plan where microsoft is a company that needed to be fixed. i don't know if you get that same type of pop that you're going to get. >> they are in their fourth restructuring in the last five years. it's a -- maybe a guy like malowi would be perfect for this job. >> there you go. next up micron, huge gains for the stock today. also nearly doubling its price target to 40 bucks. remember we had david einhorn and he had quite is bullish take on the stock. take a listen. >> it's a volatile stock and subject to going down a few dollars here and there. we think the business is fundamentally change and we think the consensus estimates are dramatically too low and the quality of the business is higher than people think.

we think there's still a lot more upside to go. >> he is long micron. >> a lot of very smart wall street people that are still bullish. the stock, it doesn't seem to come in. they're not adding capacity for d ram and demand continues to grow which adds up to higher prices. >> what's interesting is this was underperformed in december and finally threw in the towel today saying now it's a buy. >> better late than never. now it becomes hard to chase. but as steve just said, it's all about supply and demand. they still own all the cards. could it trade 35 at this point? absolutely. >> coming up next, the ceo of 3d systems saying he would pick up an offer. did he make a move? and later, the fda having its

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earnings alert on restoration hardware. dom. >> so we got a nice trade up about 12%. the stock is spiking in the after hours after the company reported better than expected 1st quarter results. the stock up towards after market high up about 12%. it's doing some real estate transformations including one of

their flag ship stores in green itch connecticut and they said the early reads have been positive. signs of change at restoration hardware. >> 10% on top of an almost 3% move in the regular session. >> dominick does his work but the operating margins were stupid good, almost twice what the street was expecting. the revenues -- so how do you trade it now at these levels? i think it's going to trade back down to 75. that was a previous high in july. if it starts to bounce, you buy that bounce. but to buy it at 80, you're in nose bleed territory. >> when home depot was down today, most of the housing sector was down. the mid-size maybe home depots have run their course. >> restoration is also -- a lot

of people think of the home builder but a ton of retailers in there. earlier in the day when it was 32.5 or so. somebody bought 26 puts. so we hear a lot of housing stalling. there's some parts that are doing very well but it's interesting to see that far out tv money put buying at this juncture. >> short the housing market. >> a lot of people were saying why isn't he the one -- so he was making more a play for retailers. >> excellent. good point by dan. shares of 3d systems on the rise. despite a down rate from -- we asked the ceo if he would be open to a buy. >> if somebody can convince us

we can add value to shareholders pursuing other revenues i'm always open to suggestions. >> you have been in various -- >> i will tell you just from that last answer, stock is getting interesting to me. >> grasso, how interesting? >> well, i said interesting, i didn't say i was going to buy it. it's bouncing along a level where i think it's got to hold the 47 3/4 for me to by buyable. so you have stratis is the other player. triple d is down 46% year to date. if it holds this level, i think i'm going to get it. >> the capitol raise that triple d did that would enable them to do a bigger cap. >> i think the price action is horrible here. they raised a ton of money and

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welcome back to "fast money." live at the nasdaq market sites. shares of exogen. let's bring in the ceo. great to have you with us. thank you. >> i want to ask you about the delay not specifically -- what

this means for you the sales having disappointing and analysts are looking for you to beef up including tv advertising and expanding the insurance coverage of the drug. what is going on now and what does this delay enable you to do in terms of the ramp in the marketi marketing? >> well, we're excited that asi is increasing their promotional effort. we have seen the prescriptions increase by 31%. from the fourth quarter of last year to the first quarter of this year. asi is further increasing their promotional effort hiring an additional 200 salespeople to 600. they started tv advertising. we're seeing some very, very nice week over week prescription growth and the objective is to see steady growth as opposed to just something going up and then coming back down.

so we're completely focused on making sure that belvic which is the first new agent to be approved for the medical management for obesity by the fda in 13 years. asi is creating this brand new market and belvic is fulfilling the niche that patients tell us they need. >> the bottom line is that you're seeing a sure ramp of the adoption of belvic? >> yes. prescriptions week over week prescriptions are increasing. we're very excited about that. and we expect those prescriptions to continue to increase as yet a larger sales force goes into the field in the next few weeks. >> i want to ask you about the combination of belvic and

fentermine. there's some concern your won't release that data because that could be construed as off label promotion. what can we expect in terms of those data points? >> well, i believe that asi plans via the scientific avenues to address that, they're going to promote -- they're going to put that data out and physicians will be able to see that data. keep in mind that study is largely designed for safety, obviously we expect that two drugs being given for weight-loss is going to cause more weight loss than one drug. a lot of patients are doing very, very well from belvic alone. we're excited about that. >> the last question. any truth to the reports that asi would be interested in buying arena pharmaceuticals?

>> well, you know, we don't know anything about that. and i haven't heard anything there. >> haven't mentioned it? >> they have not. >> thanks for joining us. we really appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> jack leap, the ceo of arena. >> like how you slipped that in. >> i always do. >> it was very columbo-like. nice job. it's an interesting -- obviously good news for these guys. the one company glaxo smith clean is flying out there as well. these guys are in somebody's cross hairs. i think the story stands by itself. as a 25% short interest, things seem to be getting better. their earnings still seem to be improving. this is an interesting stock at

$6.20. it becomes a very binary thing. >> all of a sudden they have the cushion where they are free from the extra competitor in the market. he said that they're seeing good weekly prescription growth. >> look at how the stock is traded, too. it's a good risk reward. bouncing along $6. use that as your stock and you almost have an option going higher. you can get a 10 to 1 type of risk reward ray show. great buy. >> time for pops and drops. big movers of the day. lululemon down 3%. >> the founder voted against the now chairman who replaced him late last year not voting to reelect him as a chairman. he thinks this company is focused on near term results than product. very interesting with the founder making these comments to see if there's any support for

the stock. >> apc a pop, 4%. >> dan nathan, i think he was sitting in that seat, right or wrong, when the products -- >> neither here nor there. >> well you got to set the story up. the stock was trading 75. said whoa, whoa, this is way too cheap. the stock is going higher. mobile rumors coming out. i think the stock is still cheap. >> pop for h & r block. >> banks sale will close this year and you will see the buyback happen. that's why guys are getting excited about this. tax season wasn't great. and guys are rushing back into the name right now. probably still buyable. >> marvel technology a pop. >> they talked about cost savings from the new system on a

chip in lte which guys knows what i'm talking about. but the stock is traded fairly well. when something pops like this i don't want to buy it. but i would here. i would use 14.5 as my stop. >> a rare japanese water melon fetched more than $3,000 at an auction. said to be sweeter -- you want to stick your teeth into this pricey produce, you will have to travel across the globe. >> how can you sell it? i saw those guys chomping down. >> i'm sure there's only one melon. you think they grow one? >> oh, well. move on. >> shares of amazon -- >> it's like they should get the thing with the tuna to test the fatty content.

>> genius. >> you mean like cheese? >> no. like tuna. >> exactly the opposite of cheese. >> shares of amazon on the move today. keeping the company up top negotiating tactics by eliminating preorders on time werner movies. it's a bit of a rematch from last week. brian is the bull and dan is the bear. 90 seconds total to make the case. bull. >> well i lost last week on lululemon. i'm going to try to redeem myself here. amazon, the big knock is that their media growth is slowing. everybody says that's the growth engine and needs to go. we don't have earnings until mid july. we have good opportunity for a lot of stories to come out. potentially they're going to be

releasing a streaming radio. a competitor to pandora coming out tomorrow. they are buying a lot of other companies. there's a lot of opportunity here and a lot of optimism that can happen over the next month. yes, i know the stock moved up, let's call it 15, 16, 20% but i still think there's room to move at least up to 360. >> call it whatever you want. the news flow is great. it's a really well run company. they have visionary management. as all of us are customers it's a great company to be a customer. doesn't mean it's a great stock. when you think about the q1, they had $20 billion almost in sales. they had $100 million in profits. that's pathetic. this company is doing amazing things for the future. doesn't mean it's a great company to be a shareholder. they're going to launch the 3d smartphone. they're going to lose money. that is at the expense of sha

shareholde shareholders. i don't think you have to buy the stock. the stock has moved back 20%. it's a huge technical level right where the 200 day moving average. i think if you want to buy this stock, you believe in the story, wait until it goes back between 280 and 260. have a ball. >> look at what happened. we were worried about on the last earning's release that wall street started to care about the operating mar jibs. >> they do. >> no they don't anymore. it's come right back. >> is there a buzzer? did you guys hear the buzzer? >> i didn't. >> it's a job for the referee. >> i just stepped in. guy, who won? >> this is what i think. i have said it for a while. i think it's going to 345. at 345. >> pull the rip cord. >> you guys are done. >> you have a problem with the profits but the trick is though

they grew revenues by 23% for $150 billion -- wait. >> it doesn't matter. that's the point. >> do you know that's growing revenues by 23%. that size of company can always shrink expenses. >> tweet us at cnbc "fast money" using #bull for beakers and #bear for dan. on sunday, june 29th do not miss the documentary on the company called "amazon rising" sunday night. go proraising more than $400 million but will the stock be able to survive the jump after this break.

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own thing. they're they are shifting further away from a gadget company. they want to become a media company. they're doing training sessions with pro athletes and other people teaching them how to better use their videos. other high end imaging companies are not focused on professionals. their best content usually comes from people like you and me or the extreme sport athletes. they are kind of built to be a media company in the internet age. you're talking about spectacular amazing clips of people doing surfing or snowboarding and they're in these kind of two to three minute chunks and they have got a good place to do that. given that go-pro is synonymous with the term, i don't see that changing any time soon.

>> there doesn't seem to be much of a barrier entry. they have some kind of network effect with the customers. why can't google make a go-pro and use youtube. >> this is part of the thing. go-pro uses uyoutube. as far as a technological standpoint, any other company has access to the same boards and censors they're using. their angle is the brand. they're cool. people know who they are. they have got a lot of inearn shah moving in that direction. going after a media company. people seeing these videos and want to make them like it. they're going to go out and buy these accessories that allow them to get the weird angles on their shots. a lot of times these things get destroyed in the process of making footage. it's just shown to be a very good market for growth and it's something people will own

multiple cameras at a time. i think really the main thing, the media is a smart shift for them. >> thank you. michael gorman. let's talk about the shift. maybe you don't like the shift. maybe you want it to remain a hardware company or you like that shift but last year the revenue, 87% were from hardware and cameras. so the shift is not happening now. >> if they go to media -- michael hit the nail on the head. you think this is -- they become a youtube type. that takes them into a whole new playing field. you were dancing around am. probably yes. but they go public first. >> you have to be concerned if you have a hardware company that's trying to get into the social media space, what we learned with social media, if something cooler comes along, people jump quickly. there's not a lot of barriers to entry. i think it's a tough buy.

>> it looks outdated before it gets there to me. >> you were saying why not just strap an iphone on your head. >> it seems like there's so many other issues. you can have the otterbox and trap that on. anything basically -- it's got to be the barriers to entry. it looks outdated. i'm a seller on it. >> three full days since apple's with shares honing on the $100 level. how are the options traders playing the move. dan. >> today's action was very notable. you know, total volume was 1.5 times average daily volume. massive call buying last week where a trader bought 140,000 of what is now the october 96.43 calls. that was $42 million in premium. today that trader was coming out

and selling those at one point today 20,000 of those october 96.43 were sold for $4.17. the thought of why that trader chose october, a lot of people that i talked to were thinking to incorporate the iphone 6 launch which could come in september. people were thinking this looked more like an investment than a trade. it's interesting the trader is taking some profits. when you look at the chart. this is the two-year chart of apple on top. the price chart, we're getting close to that 2012 all-time high. below is the rsi. one of the things that's interesting when you look here, it's basically getting back to levels of where the stock topped out. what does that mean. it's very overbought. the sentiment has been over zell louse here. you got those two prior tops.

we're getting close to resistance here. back to our conversation from earlier, i don't think you chase the stock here. i think we have a long period between now and iphone 6 launch and there's a lot of good things to happen to keep the stock up. >> you seen apple destined -- >> you got to sort of plateau and have the next level up. i think this guy or gal sold these because basically they're in the options trade for free effectively. so we'll see -- you can roll the dice with the rest of them. is that right, ran? >> no, it's not right. >> what's -- >> hold on. they bought 140,000 on -- 40,000 of those were closed. about 1/3 of the trade. there's a considerable amount of risk. the stocks overbought.

it wouldn't take much to lose value. >> guy was talking about the water melon. >> the water melon was great. >> exactly. >> what dan left out is apple runs overbought a lot and seems to recover and winds it off, too. >> more options actions every friday. check out the website. from tu pok to michael jackson. holograms have excited crowds. we talk to ceo of a company that says it's -- split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪

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ceo from extender technologies. great to have you with us. >> thank you. excited to be here. >> in terms of the technology. who want this is. >> i think it's hard for many people to imagine why you would want to be able to project holograms from your smartphone. >> melissa, the web has gone completely visual with the help of mobile. you look at your phone and tablet, everything is visual. the growth in the market is so tremendous. 1.8 billion photos are downloaded every day. things are going more visual and people are asking what's the next big thing. everything now is 2d. the next thing is going to be coming to the web in 3d. more information and things to do. just imagine everything coming at you in 3d. you can do a whole lot more. >> in terms of technology our producer talked to you before this interview and was running through the latest holograms

that we have all seen just as the public, michael jackson at the billboard music awards which is amazing. tupac at the concert. and you said for both of these instances that technology is actually old. so your technology is even better than this? >> yeah. that technology is late 19th century technology that musicians invented. that's not true 3d. we have true 3d. the image that you look at or from an object. offwear no glasses and you need nothing between you and the display. as if you are looking at somebody or an object in front of you. that's the science. that's the stechnology. >> how much more will this add to the cost of a phone? >> actually the chip will cost pretty much the same as the cost

of the display on your phone now. so typically the cost of your phone now is in the $35 to $37. that's the range we're shooting for. >> all right. thanks. fascinating stuff. >> very good. thank you. >> the ceo of ostendo which means i show in latin. >> everyone knows that. >> what do you mean musicians use -- really? that bums me out. is he going to tell me there's no santa, too? jerk. #burstmybubble. >> this company is private -- >> uninteresting technology. >> c'mon. >> if you think about this. why would you ever need the tv hanging on your wall?

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