goodyear tire, merck, or newell rubbermaid? now the payoff. newell rubbermaid, which has risen about 25% year to date. >>> a flurry of activity right behind us here at the trading post where they trade shares of p pandora. they've halted it at the moment. we have seema mody here. >> shares were halted twice in today's trading session. they have continued now. apple may be launching an internet radio service. back in early september, "the wall street journal" did a story on this. folks at "bloomberg" are saying it may launch early next year. back over to you. >> all right. so they have roesumed trading. a lot of activity going on. david steinberg from dls capital management says investors are making a mistake if they're part of this recent selloff. >> he joins us along with dave mccuen. good to see you guys. thank you so much for joining us. david steinberg, you're still bullish on this market. >> been bullish since last year. a couple years, actually. i've been rewarded. equities are selling at a mean evaluation over history. you have extraord

new rubbermaid, nwl rubbermaid, you know the containers you put the leftover sandwich in, whatever.ck is at a new 52-week high and you're seeing it to the upside jumping. and jumping to a new high and take that. >> wait a minute. >> one thing we should note, yes? >> i hear that the third day in a row that rubbermaid is higher. >> that's why it's moving to a new annual high and shut note today bank of america, merrill lynch made a new coal over to the u.s. 1 list and that's good news and may be one of the reasons why it's moving higher. i think it is, thank you nicole, very much indeed. there may be hope in california yet. the fate of chris christie, the state that chris christie made fun of during the republican convention. >> jerry brown, jerry brown? i mean, he won the new jersey presidential primary over jimmy carter when i was 14 years old. stuart: and he may have a point. remember, jerry brown is pushing voters to approve higher taxes, that's right, he's asking them to pay more. but the voters may be coming to their senses. in a recent poll of california vote e49.5% say they su

those are key mistakes rubbermaid leading up to the crisis. -- does for key mistakes that were made leading up to the crisis. the regulators should have stood up to it. the pressure was relentless from the industry. and you still see it now as they tried to implement dodd-frank. tavis: you were a regulator. how much of this crisis had to do with regulators who just got rolled? >> a lot of it did. i have some anecdotes. you cannot win with the industry. not all banks -- there were some banks that are not part of the problem. there are some banks trying to help the reform process. a lot of industry lobbyists to weight -- who were in an irresponsible part of the crisis the fdic was pushing very hard to tighten lending standards for subprime loans for the banks that the insured. we've been getting some resistance from the other regulators. they came and and they have but we call these intimidation meetings. sitting around a big conference table, all telling me how i was going to construct credit. it made me so ary when these folks would say, lower income people are not going to get a mortgage.

and, after beating wall street's estimates, tupperware and sharpie marker maker newell-rubbermaid says it will cut 10% of its staff over the next 2-and-a-half years. its part of the company's larger global restrucutring plan. samsung turned in record profits for the third quarter by remaining the number one smartphone seller. samsung profits nearly doubled to $5.97 billion. it also sold 55.5 million smartphones, compared to apple's 26.9 million sales of iphones. apple will get a boost today when the iphone 5 finally goes on sale in india following several delays. peanut butter prices are smoother for consumers. peanut farmers are expecting a bumper crop this year. peanuts were one of the few crops to avoid being scorched by this summer's drought. a 2011 drought in the southeast damaged crops and peanut prices spiked. now the abundant supply may help bring prices back down by 30%. mcdonald's is breaking new grounds in canada. it plans to sell bagged, ground and whole- bean coffee in november at the burger chain in canada. it's part of a plan to compete with dunkin' donuts. there are no

newell rubbermaid beat estimates by 3 cents. revenue fell year over year b. their guidance leaves a possible penny of up side against current estimates. they said they're going to reorganize to try to accelerate growth. >>> decker's also slashing its fourth quarter and full-year outlook. that's also really bringing down the stock. >> this was a nominee for our disaster dujour. >> it was. >> we have a different one. that's coming up. deckers beat eps by 14 cents a share but, sales fell well short of estimates. they lowered their current quarterly guidance. ugg, their biggest brand. those shoes declined despite the fact that tom brady is their male spokesman. not helping them, brady. input costs also rose. so they beat but nobody like the sales numbers. >> see if those sequiny, sparkly uggs will make any difference. >>> eastman chemical is up nearly 50% so far this year. >> this is a bit odd given the guidance. it beat estimates by 15 cents. revenue rose 25% year over year but the company did say it sees a seasonally slower fourth quarter and that chemical cost

also some other names hitting new highs would be newell rubbermaid and conagra foods, some hot stocksto you. tracy: thanks. ashley: guess what? james bond is back and adding millions of dollars in revenue to his brands. the head of one of them omega is here with 007. watch out. tracy: let's take a look at some of today's winners and losers as we watch -- tracy: two big banks reporting earnings tomorrow and analysts are bullish despite negative third quarter forecasts. could jpmorgan, wells fargo results brighten the earnings gloom? sandra smith certainly will. she's here with a preview. sandra: hey tracy. well, investors not so optimistic. if you take a look at a dow versus s&p chart over the past week, you'll see that since we got the initial reports from some of the big companies, stocks are v only been going -- have only been going down really reacting to the reality of what has been a very gloomy earnings situation. as we do see the fall continue, obviously today we're bouncing back just a little bit. we do have some other names to look at. alcoa lowered its aluminium demand forec