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bond buying program known as quantitative easing. is the fed really done with qe? we brought in steve leisman here onset in the flesh at the nasdaq market site which is a historic milestone in and of itself. >> it's not easy to come into new york from new jersey. >> what is the deal here? >> i don't think the market was done. i think they were perfectly prepared for it. if you dent know it was ending, you weren't paying attention. the statement had hawkish elements to it. for the last two meetings the fed said there is significant under utilization of the workforce. that went away today, nobody anticipated it. now they're saying labor market under utilization. the two hawks on the committee

joined it and now it descended. that tells you all you need to know. what do you want to know? does this mean an earlier rate hike? it had been a later rate hike risk because of concerns about european economic weakness. now i think there is some risk. >> so springtime, because that had been on the side earlier prior to this. >> yes, there was a concern about earlier, and then europe blew up, ebola blew up, and you went from a 4q risk to a 2 q risk. >> i look at it and say all right, she said subject to the data we can do it earlier or if the data tells us we can do it later, that leaves the door wide open, doesn't it? >> there is another tea leaf in there that you have to read, which is what do i think of the

data now? and before this janet yellin said i think there is a ton of slack out there. not only that but tens of millions of people that left the labor force that i think are coming back into the workforce. when she says it's gradually diminishing, maybe she is giving up hope those people are coming back in. >> over the last probably five years the fed added, what, three trillion into the balance sheet. how does that unwind itself -- >> your give and take is like $100 billion here and there. >> how does it unwind itself and over what duration. >> this is important. whatever else the fed does, they told us they will not reduce the balance sheet until least they begin raising interest rates. that means whatever effect this has, and it should create continued downward pressure on

yields. what will happen is until they decide to let it run off, they will take expiring or maturing securities and reinvest into it. the duration should remain the same until we get a statement from the fed. >> i want to ask you guys, we saw very little reaction in the equity side of the market to the end of qe. at the same time we have it up 10% that seemed much higher in terms of skype because of a lack of reaction. >> this was the equivalent of an earrings that comes during the trading session. this being the fed. we started the day towards 14, moved up toward 16 going into this fed. as soon as that got that, people took that big breath and volatility came completely out of it and got back down from 15. they talked about interest rates

and they said hinges on economic health. what are the parameters when they say economic health. what are some of the criteria that say okay, we can determine this rate hike will start. >> we have been on federal reserve automatic pilot policy since about december of 2013. we have known what is the next move? they're going to reduce qe? what's the next move? all the way to this point. we're not on auto pilot now. your question is really important. there is no given amount. what we know is they're looking at broad measures of labor slack in the economy. i would say if we see continued gdp over 3%, over 2.5%, if it continues to come down and some wage inflation -- those things tell you the fed will have to move. they are behind the curve but that has been policy. that could change when the fed decides i don't want to be

behind the curve any more i want to be on the curve. >> great to have you here, just because you don't come on to the show often doesn't mean we don't talk about you. we talked about you just a couple -- last week, in fact, take a listen. >> good work, good work steve leisman. >> that was guy saying -- i said it was like the pot calling the kettle black. >> there you go. >> stan, they're fantastic. >> yeah yeah yeah. digging digging. >> where is your next gig? >> stella blues band is playing television in new york. i was playing in that benefit with a bunch of really cool guys. we raised money for artificial legs for people in third world

countries. >> let's get to our fed playbook right now. what moves do you make now that kiwi is over. >> we love the aarps, they're great. they're an incredible band. but i'm looking at data today that we got from the fed. my first reaction was that it has to be about the financials. look at the reaction you saw the second that news came out you see them start to lift up. there is a lot of different names, one name that did lag was jp morgan, i felt like that was maybe the best opportunity. i felt like it should have been moving with the rest of them. they pulled back later but i think financials are the best tradeoff. >> how come they didn't hold on. >> i don't know, but you know when jp morgan comes out and talks about we will make more money in a rising rate environment, i'm inclined to agree with them. >> jp morgan, bank of america,

citigroup. i would say this, based on the conversation that you all just had with steve that we have a data dependent and they're not in qe mode. i think that we have seen, realized volatility, how much stocks and instruments are picking up. i expected to stay here, and we're going into a seasonally strong period. i think you want to stay in the game here, i think it makes sense to buy protection or think about some kind of low vol plays to hedge your book. i don't like large cap, i'm long, dia, that's the dow jones industrial average for december. >> tooef is steve is an unbelie

musician. the whole ban went to denny's and got the blue plate special. >> if rates are going to rise and inflation as well, one would think that consumers think they may do even better. >> let's get back to mary thompson at headquarters, mary? >> the i have is a conference call saying their near-term outlook remains cautious on the economy. they're announcing a buy back to go with a 20% increase in their dividend. that happened early ther week. they reported earnings of 2.18 a share. they did not include a legal reserve. earnings were slightly better than expected. payments up 11% in the fourth quarter. a constant dollar basis, and

servicing data, processing, and international increasing in the final quarter of the fiscal year. they also provided guidance for 2014. analysts are looking for 10%, that's a little better than expected. they're in line with analyst estimates of 15%. melissa, back to you. >> investors like it. >> mary thompson, up 4%. >> this one just has a big run, they gave low double digits. it's not a cheap stock here. this is not one as a trade i would be chasing. as an investment, if you believe a pick up in the u.s. economy and you believe in the u.s. consumer, the stock was below 200 a week ago. you want to buy these on a dip not chase them up 10%. hp getting into the 3-d

printing space. we'll talk about why that could be good, next. and it has been an ugly season so far. is this dip worth buying at all?

it is official. sorry, you'll see why we're laughing in just a moment. hp is getting into the 3-d prints space. they are developing faster and less expensive options to what is on the market today. let's bring in sherry who covers the stock. we knew this was coming, we didn't know what format it would come. it's a computer, scanner, all in one and a printer, why is this good for the space? i would think this would disrupt some of them. >> it is still being adopted for industrial applications. there is a lot of opportunity

for growth. we're not at the point where there is cannibalization in the market, there is lots of opportunities for different players and hp is bringing a new technology, it's a merging of two existing technologies, i think being in there, as well known as they are, adds more legitimacy to the market. >> i get that, at the same time, hp has a distinct advantage in a sales force that already has a number of customer accounts. so they have a leg up. they're already installed there, isn't that a concern for the likes of a 3-d, or x 1 -- >> this is a new market for hp, they're going after the industrial market and the manufacturing process. so they sell printers, but not to the manufacturing floor. it is a new kmeer base to them, there will be a learning curve

for them. >> so the difference is who they are selling to. they're not attacking many of these 3 d printers. >> some days it is -- but if you think about it, i think the forecast for 3-d prints is about $3 billion, expected to go to $16 billion and $17 billion in the coming years. is there enough room for all of the smaller players, and hp they're not going in to do a couple billion dollars worth of sales. they want to go big, is there room for all of the players? >> there is room for consolidation in the market. >> who gets bought? >> some of the smaller players. is t will be a small market for

hp. they grew 35% last year. some people think it will double. we don't know how big the market could be but there is substantial growth there. >> quickly, what is your top pick? >> my favorite name is stratus and hp. you still stick by hp? >> i appreciate what she is saying, but i think it is still hewlett-packard. they're getting themes clearly into this 3-d market but on top of the 3-d market, they have the hybrid cloud, they're growing in other areas as well. when you look at hp now i think it is far too cheap. >> is it possible that this sprout computer is an apple disrupter. it had been for the creditive types and industries and now we

have a sprout -- >> right now in the world that we live in, no one is an apple disrupter. >> tomorrow we have an exclusive interview with stratasys ceo. it has been a rough earning internet season for facebook, netflix, twitter, all develops more than 6% the day after earnings. since the initial drop amazon and netflix have gained some back. >> this has been a very -- it's been a leadership sector. no doubt about it. they appreciated other the last couple years, disregarding valuation. so to me you have a situation here where i think the rally is long in the tooth in general.

there is sometimes seemingly decent news. there was nothing wrong with a facebook quarter, and i think a lot of the news they gave about guidance -- >> that's not a problem? >> you know why? they gave $80 billion in market cap this year. who cares, go bill a company for the next 20 years. if you're an investor and you're disappointed that the stock was down -- >> would you buy facebook? >> no. but that's what zuckerberg and his team should be doing. they're just reacting and i think there is another way. if they fill in that earnings gab, that's where i buy it again. >> facebook, i agree with what you're saying, i think it is

interesting, it's similar to google. they have all of these projects, space, and whatever, and they had a cup that were fantastic. and when facebook has one of those, i think they will get a pass on the next big round of expenditur expenditures. >> sounding like you're interested in facebook now. >> no, no, no. i just think they proved themselves and they should get a pass. >> but the quarter was outstanding, it was outstanding. the tip off should have been that something was going on here -- >> what is that -- >> that's like not right? >> krae, we'yeah, we'll do that website. i think to your point exactly, their planning for the future. i do think you can buy the stock here and do something on the web to explain why. >> an interweb experience. >> i think you do it through options because they're so cheap. you talk about high volatility.

when you look at the prices they're getting for their mobile ads, they triple year over year. i think they're spending in the right places. i think it is more long term. i don't think it's short-term spending. this is long term for huge buys. i look at this company right now up 6% off all-time highers. >> a news alert here, dom? >> we have a change here, we know that level 3 communications is going to go into the s&p 500 and replace jabil circuit. so level 3 in with the s&p 500. all of this will take place after the close of trading. early ex-week, you can see those shares right now. level three communications and a rather thin after hours trade. back over to you guys.

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companies. i think that will be huge for them. i think it trades very cheap. just about two ekes soog someone had an upgrade. i think this stock reaches is before the end of the year. >> weigh watchers is sliding. >> yeah, this quarter is not the most important, weight watchers, just like a retailer, the first quarter after the holidays and the new years resolution, getting ready for the beach. this company has had trouble. it looks cheap, but i urge you to look at the debt. this is senior debt. way at the top of the line and look how poorly it is trading, that would spook me. >> getting hit hard after hours and missing on revenue. it came back up and it looks unchanged they're expecting to grow 40% next year.

so you have a situation where there is a lot of skepticism, but here is the dominant player in mobile -- listen, i think that was the issue on the sales, they're having some troubles and they switch to mobile, but this is kind of a pure play here. so at 25 times, if you believe that expected growth, it's probably a buy and pullback. >> let's get the alert from dom chu. >> the stock is down about 7.5%. it reported an adjusted loss of eight cents achair. sale $70 million below the analyst estimate. but but it did grow the number of unique visitors. they're in a pending deal with zillow which is also being dragged down by about 5% in the after markets. >> thanks.

if you are waiting to buy the stock, this is where it exploded from back in july. 40 and a half or so, maybe this is where is holds now. if you're waiting people really want the opportunity to buy a stock on a pull, here is your opportunity. >> that was precarious -- >> i have to tell you, this stock, zillow has not even approached it, i think something about it stinks. >> it's all about entry point and risk reward. to me it setting up as well as it has. i say you buy it against a 40 dollar stock. we have someone who says yahoo's movement is not solely because of one person. and we have unusual activities in a name he will unveil next. you need to catch the 4:10 huh? the equipment tracking system will get you to the loading dock.

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still ahead, yahoo on the riesz. we ha-- rise.

and they're saying it is not just because of alibaba. and the unusual activity that we saw in coca-cola today caught some eyes. yahoo is up hitting the highest level since 2,000. it may seem like it is getting help from alibaba, but that is not the whole story. with us now with the story is john janarone. aka, j.j. flash. you did calculations in terms of how much has been haddedadded t yahoo. >> yes, you can see how much is attributed to the rise in alibaba. but if you do the senate, about half of it is other stuff. there is a couple possible

explanations. one is that people think the core business is worth more. i don't think that is very likely. i think people believe they will be able to invest this without paying taxes. on the call last week, the ceo was talking about becoming increasingly confident they could do it and review different structures. if you look at it, it makes complete sense. they're worth -- the differential, if you don't pay taxes is over $10 billion. >> it's only a tax, is there a premium embedded in this. >> this halved after starboard showed up, so maybe they put pressure on them to start explaining what their plans are. whether they end up being there and doing it it doesn't matter. i think people are happy to see and i talk to investors after the call that was the first thing they said. stock is going up because they talk about tax efficiency. >> how do they do it? do they not tell us the plan? >> i think it is delicate.

there is a lock up for one year and that makes it hard. but they could do what starboard suggested. i talked to tax experts. the stuff that john has done in the past, they would have to spend core yahoo out, and then you have just yahoo japan and the alibaba stake left. that would reflect the real value. >> quick question for you. when you break all of this down though, what are some of the parts now that people are looking at the tax implications, what is the core business worth. what is the alibaba stake worth? >> i don't think anyone is putting a lot of valuation on the core business, that's unfortunate. but if you look at the value of alibaba, the stake, and yahoo japan alone, it's worth more than market cap now. it is just that, you know, they have to prove it.

as karen points out, this is not an easy thing to do, you can say that john malone has done this, but it's not every day you have whacky structures like this coming through. a cynic would say maybe marisa doesn't want to run a smaller company and she doesn't want to do it, she doesn't want to run yahoo, it's nice to have a company worth three or four times as much because of the stakes. >> j.j. thanks for coming by, appreciate it. always good to see you. j.j. flash. all right, so would you want to be a owner of the divided -- if they're able to do that structure? >> no, yahoo because of all of the reasons you're talking about right now. i think the stock gets thwarts that 50 number. i don't know if it gets to the actual valuations. i like this name, that's why i stayed in it.

the options told us for a very long time expectations are for 50 plus dollars a share. >> i think if they did that and you were able to have yahoo trade -- i'll buy anything for zero. of course not, that's the point, that's the point, it wouldn't be zero. that would be a way to unlock value. >> i have been in a 45 camp. i thought the last quarter was good enough to get it there, it got there, pete is in a 50 camp. pete has been spot on, can i mention one more thing, j.j. flash's mom is in the house, can we give her a shout out? come on. that's what i'm talking about. flash and mrs. flash, thank you. moving on now. alibaba shares are up more than 15%. one trader is looking to protect profits going into next month. >> today, you know listen the

stock traded 100. i think everyone was looking for that. today options volume was two times average daily volume, but there was one big trade. the largest trade that happened in alibaba since options were listed in late september. they bought it versus 500 shares of stock where they basically sold a november regular expiration 110 fall at about $1.40. they brought the november week 7 weekly. so they paid $1 for the structure. what this does against a large stock position of one million shares is it creates something where they can participate to the outside, up to about 109, and has protection below $94 into this all important first earnings event. so to me, if you have $45% gains, say you have a good chunk

of this on the ipo, that protects it then. this is applied volatility of alibaba options. the price of options here, you have seen this, it has been a one-way street. it has been a liquidity thing. we don't know what to expect when this company communicates with wall street. they had a very nice, steady rebound in the last few weeks and really what this does is protects below this sort of level and these are smart tactical trades. it's called a collar, it makes sense if you have big gains. >> thank you, check out our live show at 5:30 eastern time on fridays. dreamworks animation earnings soaring past expectations with 14 cents in earnings per share. it is $4 million better than

expecting. sending the stock up as much as 7%. right now it is up a little more than 4%. strong international performance of "how to train your dragon" part two. they would not comment on the reports that the company was in acquisition talking, but he laid out his vision for creating a branded entertainment company with awesomeness tv, the youtube property consumer products and the partnership with china among other things. back over to you melissa. >> bounced off of 20 back in july. well off of the all-time highs. i think you can buy it off of this quarter. i think it is good enough. especially because of what we have seen since june. >> it is officially the end of the feds quantitative easing promise and the u.s. dollar jumping on it's death. coming up, how to play the spiking u.s. dollar.

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bank. they're in trouble. i think there is a huge opportunity in the stock i just don't know where it will be. >> drop for trinity, dan? >> this one takes lawyers to figure out. the stock is down at one point almost 40% in a month. they lost a lawsuit today. the stock was down almost 10% today, i think this one will get washed out and it will be closer to 30. that could be a good spot to step in. >> fire breathing spiders, a salt lake city man built a display guaranteed to get his neighbors fired up. it took him two years to construct the eight legs creature that will remain on display through thanksgiving. >> do you who sings this song? it is "boris the spider" by the

who. >> you are a fountain of useless knowledge. time for a-game segment where we take a closer look at alternative investment strategies. here to give us the best currency play social security cathy lien, it is great to see you again. >> great to be on. what are we to assume here for the dollar? >> for the most part the trade still centers around divergence. at this stage, you're going to see an expectation for the fed in 2015 and the latter part of the year. i think selling the euro dollar. by the end of next week, we have that ecb rate decision. tonight is even better. no action is expected whatsoever, but they could admit they can't meat that 2%

inflation target. if that's the case we see more weakness. so there is a couple ways to play this. >> so you're assuming that the ecb will take further action or jawbone and drive the euro lower. >> they're not happy with the way it is performing, their worried about deflation, and i think the story will get investors selling euros. >> how far do you think they could go? >> so that is why i'm looking for a move down to around 124, 25 will give way pretty easy. only if we see additional policy action, i don't think they're necessarily ready for that next week. >> in terms of the trader, you don't like multinationals, maybe this is a component of this. >> i'm confused, steve leisman

was saying that he does not think it moves until maybe february. we have a potentially big air pocket where u.s. multinationals could be facing a rising dollar and some really poor, you know, poor economy in europe. to me you could have a q 4 that looks really bad for large multinationals. >> dollar yen feels like it wants to blow through that level. it certainly feels vulnerable here especially if the dollar continues to strengthen. >> rumors floating that buffet and the 3 g capital may try to take coca-cola private.

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the gap fill is overdone to the long side. i'm going to connect the dots here. are they ready to pull the rip cord? is it going lower? i caution them here. you're not going to get earnings until late november or early december. if you looking to place on that side -- i think if it breaks 30 you have a shot into 35. >> we had city today, we also had that cat join us on "best buy" saying that is the plan to the holidays. >> i think you will have a big one from the iphone, so i would not be short -- >> it could be a last really big buy. this stock imploded when they

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time for the final trade. around the horn, pete. >> starting the show, talking to leisman, go with goldman sachs. >> i don't like the declining qqq. a tight stock, close to a breakout level. >> karen? >> i'm there with pete, i like the financials they cut back since their day with the ten-year, but i think they have more room to run. bank of america. early october, hewlett-packard said they would standard to spin things off

here. now we're seeing option activity. giddy up. so i say hewlett-packard. >> don't go anywhere "mad money" with gym cramer starts right now. my job is not just to entertain you but to teach and coach you. what can i say on a day when the fed finally ended their quantitative easing program and that people sold stocks with the