paypal is big focus on attention.ple are looking at, see above bid, above the closing price for it right now. people are focusing on whether the mobile activity has increase ad lot of business on the ebay side. sandy smith is looking at numbers. what do you see, sandy. >> beat on both the top and bottom lines. small beat at that. stock is rising after-hours. earnings per share adjusted coming in 70 cents for ebay. street for looking at 69 cents. revenues coming in slightly above estimates at 4 billion. street is looking for 3.98 billion. pretty much in line with the revenue estimates. at first sight same-store sales for ebay for the quarter up 19%. so a huge double-digit increase there. liz: okay. we also want to mention right now, looks like in 2013, ebay is giving guidance on paypal to exceed 20 billion in mobile payment volume, which brings us to shibani joshi, pulling apart the numbers. is that going to satisfy investors and analysts. >> this is story that shows mobile is key driver for any marketplace. ebay has b

they are integrating paypal into their mobile experience and leveraging paypal.ilot going with jamba juice and one of the points they want to address is people waiting in line. go on your mobile app and you can pre-order your smoothy right there on your mobile device, pay for it and then when you go into the store, your smoothy is waiting for you, walk right around the line and pick it up. what jamba juice likes about that, gives better service to their customers and makes payments almost a non-issue. >> what do you need though to stay ahead in that -- in that business because you've got lots of people sort of nipping at your heels right now trying to do just, that square and the deal that they did with starbucks? >> well, we start with some pretty strong advantages like 120 million active accounts, active digital wallets, where consumers have at least two financial instruments in them all over the world. we start with direct relationships with over 9 million merchants all over the world. we start with a risk system that allows us to approve a payment on the spot

i will tell you why: they have paypal, and paypal is accelerating on the mobile platform. it is doing very, very well. it helps push ebay. ebay has had concerns in the past about counterfeit items, fake items. that seems like it's been panned out. now paypal business is really generating a lot of revenue and profit for them. if they ever spin this business off, i think this company is worth a lot more. chart looks great. i think this one is headed way higher. > this chart is gorgeous. > > gorgeous! > it's beautiful! you want to own a stock that looks like this, correct? but will it continue that climb? > > i think it can get up to the $57 level. if you look at where it trades, it basically trades in these $4 increments for three to four months. it just broke that $49 level last time on earnings. last time it was up on earnings, the time before that it was up on earnings. they are expecting about 69¢. i have heard whispers around 72¢. i think it can break $4 higher. so i'm looking at a high of $57. > you also are here to talk about a big bank that reports in citigroup. what

john: paypall. >> a great example.hen they first came out they face fraud from all over the world. they turned to the fbi to try and track these people down, but the fbi ha no idea who these people work, no idea what the technology was. john: it can't work. >> that would be the traditional theory. in reality paypall realized they should take matters into their own hands. they developed a private from detection system where they would use computers to say this might be fraudulent and then send it to a human to investigate. john: another one. >> if they did not send you a $5 a pack. >> at what cost to 500,000. john: people will she. >> that is the theory, but private parties look to problems and solve them. ebay and other groups developed private reputation mechanisms. the more the these mechanisms work the last 20 government. john: one thing that keeps me out is that they created all this wealth and good stuff to when they weren't connected to government. today they're big in government wants a piec. 114 lobbyists, cour

really a great risk/we regard. >> i'm glad you mentioned paypal., the reason why the stocks rally from $30 up to $53 is because of paypal growth rate has been so strong. but why pay for the growth of paypal when you can buy visa or master card for the same multiple and get a pure play on the payments as opposed to buying the marketplace business or on-line auctions business which is not growing. >> i own both master card and visa. >> do you own ebay, josh? >> i don't own ebay yet. but let me tell you something, if this pulls back after the earnings, i will get really interested. you can own this thing for 17 times earnings. growth rate is incredible compared to other large tech names right now and most importantly it seems to be secular. it seems not to matter what goes on global, you know, global growth et cetera. because they continue to eat share from other types of trance beingses and i think that continues. >> last word, quickly. >> yeah. i like paypal but i like master card opposed to ebay. >> i wioppose josh because i happen to like ebay. i

john: paypall. >> a great example.hen they first came out they face fraud from all over the world. they turned to the fbi to try and ack these people down, but the fbi has no idea who these people work, no idea what the technology was. john: it can't work. >> that would be the traditional theory. in reality paypall realized they should take matters into their own hands. they developed a private from detection system where they would use computers to say this might be fraudulent and then send it to a human to investigate. john: another one. >> if they d not send you a $5 a pack. >> at what cost t 500,000. john: people will she. >> that is the theory, but private parties look to problems and solve them. ebay and other groups developed private reputation mechanisms. the more the these mechanisms work the last 20 governmt. john: one thing that keeps me out is that they created all this wealth and good stuff to when they weren't connected to government. today they're big in government wants a piece. 114 lobbyists, course of

i kind of liked that concept but then again i like the mobile strategy for paypal.aypal for their technology and i think that really promotes an unbelievable opportunity for a company like ebay to gather the mobile payment space, which is growing leaps and bounds. ebay, paypal has been around long enough people trust it, that matters what you're talking about transaction volume and transaction between two parties. they set a very good position to take advantage of the mobile space if it becomes a commonplace and grow. you can look at the mobile, they really understand it. i think this quarter indicates mobile is sort of going to be a growing part of the revenue in the future. look at their earnings. their records. that is my view on ebay. liz: thank you so much for giving us your favorite pics right now. we appreciate it. david: boeing 787 dreamliners have been grounded worldwide now, but will the stock pick up? a big buy rating. wait until you hear how much he thinks the stock should be selling for. liz: a gutsy call. an intel reporting revenue forecast, but the fo

in reality paypall realized they should take matters into their own hands.hey developed a private from detection system where they would use computers t say this ght be fraudulent and then send it to a human to investigate. john: another one. >> if they did not send you a $5 a pack. >> at what cost to 500,00. john: people will she. >> that is the theory, but private parties look to problems and solve them. ebay and other groups developed private reputation mechanisms. the more the these mechanisms work the last 20 government. john: one thing that keeps me out is that they created all this wealth and good stuff to when they weren't connected to government. today they're big in government wants a piece. 114 lobbyists, course of 73. they spend millions and trying to manipulate washington. >> good things are terrible to the private sector. when government gets involved it is really getting regulating, getting people -- getting in the way people doing things. john: another example of that, years ago they said france's way at of america. giving every person a comp

of course paypal affecting their stock tremendously. let's

or, as the founders also intended with paypal. [ laughter ] of course, you must solemnly pledge to uphold the citadel's 13-point patriot agreement which includes provisions "that every able-bodied patriot shall maintain one ar-15, at least 5 magazines and 1,000 rounds of ammunition..." and "annually demonstrate proficiency with the rifle by hitting a man-sized steel target at 100 yards with open sights," and "demonstrate proficiency with a handgun by hitting a man-sized steel target at 25 yards with open sights." [ laughter ] hitting man-sized steel targets of course, the only way to be prepared for invasions by tony stark. [ laughter ] and folks, i gotta tell you, i'm seriously thinking about moving to the citadel because make no mistake-- they're coming for our guns. and we freedom-loving gun-lovers are totally defenseless! other than, you know, the guns. [ laughter ] right now, gun control talk is suddenly everywhere for reasons i don't want to get into because it undermines my position. [ laughter ] and as a result, our dear leader obama is more determined than ever to take away our g

david: we have bill harris, former ceo of paypal and intuit. he is not in new york today. can see he is in san francisco. bill, you were among those who thought this crisis might lead to some kind of restraint on spending. not so, bill. in fact there is going to be more spending. if you throw the sandy bill in. there are a lot of good people in the new york area who need the sandy bill but it will feed a lot of bureaucracy in washington as well. is all hope for cutting spending lost? >> well, it is only half a loaf but i think there is a lot to like in what happened last night t should have happened a lot sooner than that and, unfortunately i think washington is becoming the entertainment capital of united states. i hope that moves back to hollywood. but within, what we did get and you're right, only the tax increase. it is not the spending cuts and entitlement restraint that we need but what we did get was 3/4 of a trillion dollars of deficit reduction. david: whoa, let me stop you there, bill. you're assuming that this new revenue is going to reduce the deficit. i don't

had the idea, but paypal had the central control that the government could sit on.l-- it's on a thousand anonymous computers and allows people to buy currencies, which you're not allowed to do in america, and also guns or drugs and you can say that's a terrible thing, and yet, it's freedom. stuart: so, it's untraceable, i can run up an account on bid coin, as you say. >> and the government can't-- you still have to have an address if you're going to take delivery of the guns, the government could follow you there and arrest you if you're buying illegal. the bid coin itself is independent of government. stuart: you say that's enhancement of freedom. >> it is. stuart: i guess it is, but it's the opportunity to be illegal, isn't it? >> yes, since they're passing a thousand new laws every week, every month, then-- >> why do you always equate illegality with freedom? >> well, i wouldn't say always because we need rule of law to keep order and to make us safe, but when government wants every day to tell us you can't eat this, you can't drink this, that's being outside tha

my gosh, we have things like paypal, ebay, and-- >> and without government intervention works perfectlyrenda: go ahead. >> what did the government do here, what did they do wrong? because it's a little inconvenient, i haven't seen a plane hijacked in over 11 years now, put it out there, guys, fire them when dramatic happens not because of inconvenience or seen in the the nude, it doesn't matter. and. >> the problem. >> it's ridiculous. >> and the government stepping in and saying we can't use it because people don't like people looking at them. >> well, the's he a pricy issue here, toby. >> there's a privacy issue a bone here and in israel going through tel aviv, it's run by the government, a semi private business though, and they have no hijackings, you get through in an instant. they use eye scans, retina scans and use technology to get people through and they're paid on that, and here they're getting paid to be slow and hey did you watch the show last night? >> and steve, steve, weigh in quickly. >> it's for your protection, like it's for your health going to the doctor's office they

paypal expanding. you can use it to buy the orange dream machine at jamba juice. will be able to order a dream machine ahead of time on your iphone. not sure what we're seeing here. i don't know. so any way you'll be able to pay with it by paypal and walk into the store and pick it up. one thing i make my kids admit is that it is just ice cream. as long as you do that i will buy the orange dream machine. >> healthy ice cream. >> with protein sprinkled in. you go. >> scott, thank you very much. cool app i have here. instant weather. >> why do you need that when we have christina loren? >> let him use it. >> happy to get to you. >> we'll go with that, jon kelley. go ahead. trust that thing. trust it jon kelley. you don't need me. i have to admit though at least twice a week people tell me how i am accurate versus their smartphone. i'm not stroking my own feathers this morning. that's the truth. 30 degrees in napa. 32 in sonoma. 37 degrees in san francisco. it is cold out there. just as cold as yesterday. some cities are colder especially out in the east bay. we had

they have paypal, they are in the smartphone market, they are trying to do with facebook can't do, which is monetize the amount of platform of mobile. > > that is an old-school stock that has rebounded as compared to some of the others: hewlett- packard and the ibm selling the computer. so, i'm not smart enough to pick out an individual tech stock since i am an older investor. so i am just going to look at the qs and look at the nasdaq. the nasdaq as 5% more to go just to make- > > what is that, a razr? > > i have an iphone, thank you sir. > round three: a whale tale. jamie dimon is now losing money in his salary because of the whale trade. what do you guys think about that? > > i don't think it really matters if he loses money in his salary if the stock continues to go higher. we actually saw a pullback in banks for the first time this year. the market looks so strong, we saw a pullback yesterday in the banks. bank of america under the 11.5 level. we saw citigroup down. wells fargo sold off on an earnings rally- > > things were up 20% in the banking sector, so a pullback is natural. but

thanksgiving, you had volumes through ebay's mobile app were up three times, year-over-year, and through paypal, their payment, the mobile app there so volumes up two times, just for that one day alone. these numbers were better than the 120% increase discussed for the year as a whole. and certainly auger for n])jñ you could see in the course of 2013. >> susie: what does all of this mean for ebay stock? in 2012 it had a terrific year, the shares were up 75%. after this earnings report, the shares were up about 1% in after-hours trading. what is your ranking on the stock? >> our ranking on the stock is it is trading pretty much at a premium to its growth rate. we haven't seen anything coming out of guidance from the company to say they're raising that growth rate ap appreciationably. and we're more interested in the stock if it pulls back a little. we think over the next 12 months, the stock will get to 58, but we believe if the stock pulls back to 50 before making a move to 52, up to 58. >> susie: let me ask you about apple. people came back into the stock, closing above the $500 level again. t

paypal started by a russian, google started by a russian as well, ebay, a frenchman, tesla, sun microsystems india. if you extend that out to children of immigrants you can add in apple, syria, oracle, russia again and clorox in the east bay, ireland. back to you. >> wow, all right, scott, thanks so much. >> intriguing stuff there scott mcgrew. very interesting weather, in a nice way. >> top of the morning to you, jon and marla. we've got a good looking day shaping up. we do have puffy clouds, these are cumulus clouds, almost like the simpson clouds, remember that show cartoon? we've got good looking conditions. whenever you see those puffy fair weather clouds it means temperatures and thins are right on average. today we'll hit the upper 50s. we're slated to do so. temperatures climbing in concord, 52, 54 in oakland. and 52 in sunnyvale. a nice day ahead. temperatures will touch on the upper 50s, then hit the 60s tomorrow, closer to the 70s to kick off the week and finally getting to that weekend where we'll hold on to really comfortable conditions. make those plans while you can. 7:00 p.m.

that's one of the big ways that ebay secured people by having paypal underwrite and secure. >> that's value for the customer looking for the job and the person performing the job. i occasionally use fivvrr. le often times people will do that first job and say why don't you contact me off channel because then i'm not paying. >> there is not enough value to keep people there. >> you are seeing more marketplaces, especially with bringing that labor online and matching people. you've got a bunch more competitors in the space. how are you guys going to stay competitive? >> four years ago when i started taskrabbit back in boston, collaborative consumption, share economy didn't exist yet. i think we've been very fortunate to have the amount of time and luxury of learning that we have under our belts. you're right. the competitive landscape heated up. it validated the market, which i've been excited to see. four years later if no one else was trying to do this, i would be a little concerned that maybe we weren't really tackling the problem in the right way. >> didn't i read there was task pan

always use a credit card or paypal. never wire transfer money. that way you can always dispute the charges if the tickets don't arrive. >>> if you are a seahawks fan, show restraint, aaron, there are a few places where you'll find a flock of friends. try the ken quarter sports tavern. on indiana northwest, it's the official seahawks hangout. did you know there was one of those? >> no. >> it also happens to be the official barf the chicago bears and denver broncos. depending who shows up, there still may be a little love. it's one of those bars -- >> wherever they need to be at any point in time, they'll be that bar. >>> if you're not a 'skins fan, you clump them together. >>> the 'skins/seahawks showdown comes -- the seahawks last made the playoffs two years ago despite a losing record on the sooefrn. for the redskins, it's been five years or 4,747 days to be exact, not that we're counting. the 'skins lost to the seahawks in the 2005 playoffs but seattle struggled on the road in the post-season. their last win away from home december 31, 1983. de

the group has disrupted computer networks of visa, mastercard, and paypal for hampering the work of julian assange and wick likes. anonymous recently leaked evidence related to a rape case in steubenville, ohio. the f.b.i. has launched a criminal consideration into this attack saying it's always concerned when someone illegally accesses a government agency's network. the sentencing commission web site is back but not working perfectly. and there's a warning from anonymous that the attacks are not over. the group claims there will be change or there will be chaos. jim. >> axelrod: dan, thank you. senator tom harkin of iowa announced today he will not be seeking eye sixth term next year. the 73-year-old democrat is the third senator in the last two weeks to announce he won't be running again. joining democrat jay rockefeller of west virginia, and republican saxby chambliss of georgia. the republican nominee for vice president in the last election had some advice for his party today. paul ryan urged a gathering of conservatives in washington, d.c. to stick together and be careful to pick the

does reveal details of a new cyber espionage not what paypal of snatching sensitive data from diplomatic and even governments networks from around the globe. and as always more news is heading your way right after this short break. we'll give you. money and technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've got this huge earth covered. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew. our blog was a big. news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to operations are on the day. you're watching yachties good to have you with us the u.s. justice department has dropped charges against the late internet freedom activist our schwartz the twenty six year old committed suicide on friday he faced decades behind bars over. live it downloaded academic documents for public use the department's decision came after a short his family accuse prosecutors of b

. >>> paypal has a plan to improve its fraud protection process.ears customers complained about the company freezing mounds when there is a risk of -- funds when there is a risk of fraud. they say they will roll out a over haul of the system within the next several months. >>> atari is filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy. the company was a trailblazer in developing video games. they are now focused on apps and internet based games. they hope to separate themselves from the their parent company and finded a buyer to go -- find a buyer to go public. >>> in 2007 a law banned smoking in enclosed environments. researchers say before the law took effect the number of children hospitalized with asthma systems have been growing by 2.2%. within 12 months after the law was in place, hospitalizations fell 12%. >>> the president has something going into his second term that he didn't have in his first, a graying head of hair. you can see these two portraits. the one on the left was in 2009 and the one on the right was last month. doctors say stress is to blame fo

president obama is saying, i am putting up chuck paypal. he is not withdrawing his name, so republicans if you wish to vote against him, that is up to you. mitch mcconnell says when chuck hagel comes up for confirmation, he will be given tough but fair questioning. >> southern australian states are preparing for more bushfires as the heat wave continues. the prime minister has urged people in new south wales to be vigilant. most of the 100 people missing have now been accounted for, and no deaths or serious injuries have been found so far. >> the fires have not left tasmania, but they have moved onto a relatively populated area to forests and at the moment there are no people at risk. fire fighters go house to house to check that no one has come to any harm. so far they have not found evidence of that, so that is the good news. the concern is that fires are traveling into new south wales. sydney is expected to reach 34 degrees on tuesday. as fires break out, we could see it serious damage to property and potentially people. julia gillard wa

. >> what you are saying is paypal is more our pay enemy? >> exactly. >> or payen -- pay enema. >> couldn't we just -- if we could mint a $1 trillion coin couldn't we just mint a $16 trillion coin and pay everything off? >> now you are talking crazy. >> then china will do that and other countries like china that i can't name. >> i don't like this silly socialist idea of a trillion dollar coin. i tell you something, it damn well better have ronald reagan on the front. no more of this susan b anthony. >> it has to barak hussein obama in front of his kenyan home. shall we move on? that buttoned up that segment nicely. from coins to confidence, there is too much swagger and more of a dagger? research shows college students who ever they are think they are the opposite of ordinary, but will their high self-esteem kill their dreams? according to the american freshman survey over the last four decades there has been a rise in the students who are above academics. the test scores which are dropping far, far, far different stories. researchers blame

amazon has fewer accounts than paypal.his thing is jawer naught hidden within a broader company as is the fulfillment business. this -- you interviewed him. >> i saw done ahow a couple months ago. he may be joining us today. >> what is he like? he's turned this company around -- >> he's lauded in the valley for doing that. when you this i about the old -- and i used quotation marks about that -- how many have been turned around. he has managed to do that. >> is he a wizard? >> the marketplace has become a vibrant site again. now it may not be hitting perhaps where some of the analysts have, and i've seen various reports raising/lowering targets, but at the end of the day, the growth is back. >> is he more of a banker than a tech guy? this is a windfall, an amazing development, a stealth visa. >> he sent some guys off to australia literally, and think about this. >> go think. >> and they did it. >> have you ever gone for a two-week thinking vacation. >> i've neff actually had a complete thought. i'm working on it. >> people

marketplace wondering if e-commerce is as healthy and on paypal, total payment volume a year ago is upover the year before. another huge jump. not as big percentage wise. then intel on thursday. wall street wants eps of 45 sent on revenue of 6 billion down from a year ago on top and bottom lines. things to watch, with the windows 8 launch, how will it fair in gartner expecting a drop. we will gets hints about microsoft, hp and dell, among others. guys, back to you. >> thank you. talking about where the smart money in technology is heading. once again, joined by an internet pioneer, angel and piener an angel and film financer. how about that? >> i juggle -- >> you have a lot of hats. let's talk about an announcement apparently facebook coming out with something tomorrow. >> right. >> do we have any intelligence on what it could be? do you have any hunches? >> most people are speculating something about a fen. but that's the case for a long time. i think facebook is in a unique position with microsoft and their ownership with skype. facebook wins by being on all operating systems. but if

ebay, exchange let's call it paypal, frankly. is a casino, cvs is a drugstore, plains is a nice conservative pipeline company, very similar in terms of yield, but they're not alike at all when it comes to the business. pipeline, real estate investment trust, credit card company. let's call it that. casino and drugstore, that's beautiful. i love it. how about a.j. in north carolina? a.j.? >> caller: hey, jim, what's going on, man? b-b-boo-yah. >> good to have you. good luck in the ncaa, you'll always do pretty good. >> caller: all right. let me give you my top five holdings. smith and westin, whole foods, wfm, facebook, fb, new york mortgage trust, and manu. >> wow. college kids know how to pick 'em. first, another real estate investment trust with a good yield, i like it. manchester united, i didn't like it when it became public, it's been a horse smith and wesson, supermarket, internet play, gun play, sports play, real estate investment trust, i'll see you at the ncaa. maybe not the final four. stay with cramer. >>> coming up --

regulated after the card act a few years ago and that restricted credit for a lot of americans and paypalgain the business the credit card companies, and, they've called them a built in non monopoly and, they tend to entrench the visas and, discover cards of the world and you will see new competition coming into the space and if customers are paying more and more, and previously didn't have to pay the fee other companies will try to add value to the consumers' experience and lower costs. >> arthel: already we are paying the i high aprs and, people rel on them, people who never used to, are pulling out the plastic and before we go, tell me what would you say is the best advice to help americans negotiate what seems to be the new normal which is more fees? >> i think you should negotiate. and, a credit card is a convenience many of us have gotten used to not paying a thing for and it might be changing in the next couple of days, it will be incumbent on consumers not just to read the fine print. and know they are being charged a surcharge, but talk with retailers and credit cards and demand

market failed to recognize the inherent value of paypal. and you buy the same thing if it happens again. kinder morgan energy partners, kmw. the mass limited partnership finished 2012 terribly. in part because people worried the tax breaks would be erased by the burgeoning fiscal cliff. buyers remain under a cloud. declining oil prices and the debt ceiling negotiations and new revenue raised by taxing them. you know what? that's the same old, same old. i don't care. like kinder morgan. looking for an entry point. yield above 6%, and currently 5.77%. you know what? if it happens, before they report, i would pounce. bank of america reports on thursday morning. okay. could this be the breakout quarter for bac, b-a-c-. the funny thing about the market. when everyone expects something good, you tend not to go it. the stock super bowl momentarily. this is a long-term positive story that needs to be button weakness, it bothers me that the stock caught two -- not one, but two downgrades in the past week. as you will hear later, short term, some con

paypal expanding the retail payment service that allows customers to use their accounts to pay for thingst the store. the distraught appeals including radioshack and dollar general brings the number of national retailers using the company's payment system to 23. we continue our "countdown to the closing bell" with cheryl casone. cheryl: adam, thank you very much. i want to turn your attention to the market once again. we have 38 minutes to go, but as you can see, there is so much movement with a couple of stocks that are very important right now. wwe're up 29 points. not a big piece of movement, but look at the nasdaq and our guests pointed this out earlier. saying that is the composite to watch. you would think you get a bigger pop because of the dell news may be going private, but no, not so much. take a look at the s&p. watching the major market averages continuing to follow all the breaking news, lot of pressure on apple to date, also a big jump in oil. oil above $94 per barrel, so a few things we want to watch. not on "countdown to the closing bell." i was just talking about it, i wa

4th quarter and ebay posted a nice quarter topping earning expectations thanks to big gains in its paypal came in just at about $4 billion. and ebay shares were up on that report. off to a positive start on wall street. right now the dow is up by 34 points. nasdaq is gaining 10. s&p up by 3. shares in ebay up nearly 3% this morning. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a bay area woman took it upon her woman to catch a thief. her computer was taken during a break-in at the san francisco art exchange. she bought a program that allows her access no matter where the computer is. then she checked in until she found the computer was on. she turned on the camera and peeked in on the person that had stolen her computer. >> i knew that if someone was sitting there that i would be able to see them. >> she could see what you're seeing so she was obviously confused and she looked it. >> well, the woman using buckner's computer says she bought it at a flea market for $800. she says she learned a lesson about buying something at a price that is too good to be true. she gave it back to buckner without taking

as long as ebay is continuing to prosper and the more money they put into their paypal division, the make, forget the dividend, focus on the growth. here's another tweet fro from @csivens. he asks, what do you think of sirius xm potential? i think this company has tremendous growth. do you know the single biggest driver of this company is new autos and our auto fleet is 11 years old? i think this -- i think that sirius is going to have a very bright year, i think it can go up on a percentage basis substantially. here's another tweet from @sween59. the tweet says do i want to take a flier on deckers? looks like chart wants to turn. i don't care about the chart. here's what i know. i think this core franchise can bounce back. it's true that uggs is a shot brand right now. not doing that well. i think it'll be reinvigorated and just because vf corp. is buying another company, don't think they couldn't take a solid look at them. i wouldn't give up on deckers. "mad money" back after the break. >>> huding up cramerica. >> "mad money" kicks off weeknights. all stations come over to mission

the more paypal grows, the more ebay becomes a payment -- i think it's not too bad. >>> have a greatand as you know, cnbc does have that business relation-with yahoo!. >>> let's go to the crops report. >> corn is trading up after the picksed report came out from the usda. basically production is higher than expected. exports have been reduced. however, livestock producers will eat a lot more corn than people thought. apparently they haven't been reducing their herds, leaving ending stocks. that is i think a 17-year low. what the usda is saying is, while there is stiff competition action higher domestic disappearance leaves the balance sheet, quote, historically dwight and is expected to support continued strong and volume tiff prices well into the summer, particularly in the domestic cash markets. it's a bearish report for soybeans. brazil will now become the number one producers of soybean, surpassing the u.s., production ended up much high are than the street expected. ending stocks will be slightly higher, the usda is reducing the expected price. finally for wheat, a bullish repor