we know keurig spent most of the money on a big buy back. if monster spent $2 billion repurchasing their stock, they could have a truly monster buy back. coca-cola revealed their new growth strath gi. relatively small positions in fast growing companies to partnering up. pepsico has a huge international snack business to off set the soft drink business. i think coca-cola's next move should be to take a position in white wave. the dominant player in things like soy and almond milk. that would be a nice diversification. after coca-cola invested in keurig, they had weakness, now they have done the same with monster beverage. now they're going to start their downgrades. i'm saying it's a buying opportunity. if you want to speculate on where coke will take the next stake, i'm saying to bet on white waive. >> caller: this is nathan from illinois. get rich carefully. a must read for all investors. >> you're terrific, thank you. >> caller: my question today is about annie's. the company is growing, they're expanding their product line, but the stock

i want to get keurig numbers in here. go ahead. cheryl i believe is following those numbers. >> as of as liz mentioned we were expecting the numbers. we're getting what looks like a strong beat. keurig green mountain. estimate was 88 cents. came in 99 cents. revenue, a little shy on revenue. estimate was 1.05 billion. coming in at 1.02 billion. the stock is trading down. to let you look on our screen. they have been entering, especially month of june, that would be this quarter we're talking about, some key distribution agreements, partnerships with the likes of safeway and everything. they had new launches, new products. not helping them on the revenue side. but again they did beat on earnings per share. revenue coming a little bit shy. shares of keurig green mountain trading to the downside after-hours. david: let's go back to todd horowitz, talk about revenue. is that one of the problems you see in this earnings season? >> i think that's a big problem. if we're not getting revenue we're not getting growth. without talk, we keep

keurig and kraft have joined forces. now keurig will make kraft branded coffees like gevalia, maxwell house and even mcdonald's coffee for its single serve keurig brewing system. the financial terribles of the deal weren't disclosed. the stock jumped 13% to $133 and change. meanwhile, an executive shake-up at mickey d's. mcdonald's is replacing its u.s. press for the second time in two years. the move comes as sales at mcdonald's restaurants in the u.s. have been slumping. shares were off slightly at $94.45. >>> our market monitor guest says today's fed news should make investors more confident about buying stocks. he's sandy lincoln, chief market strategist for bemo asset management u.s. welcome back, good to see you. what did you hear today, or over the past couple of days, out of jackson hole that makes you feel a little more sanguine about stocks? >> she did a really nice job today, didn't she? she went through a pretty granular explanation of why she thought the markets and economies were in pretty decent shape i th

f i can tell you as a keurig lover my -- i can tell you as a keurig lover myself. >> an irs phone scamhas resurfaced in our area and is generating a number of complaints to 7 on your side. >> we sent kris van cleave to investigate. >> you have an unpaid back tax on your name. >> recordings of the threatening calls are all over youtube. scammers claiming to be the irs demanding you pay up right now or the cops will come get you. >> for that reason, irs will seize all your properties, bank counts, credit card, debit card. >> it's really scary. >> scammers called dick hambaker's home. >> a treasury treasury departmet inspector general calls this the largest ever irs phone fraud scam. thousands have fallen victim collectively handing over $1 million to the scammers. the agency has received more than 20,000 reports of people receiving the threatening calls. >> a number of viewers have sent e-mails like this one asking about this specific 202 number. we're going to call it. >> hi, this is brian from irs investigation team. i'm not at my desk. >> he's not from the irs. >> so if you get a call

keurig green mountain had a run this year. the stock up nearly 80% since january. >>> exactly 190 days since general motors officially announced the first recall of 2005 to 2007 chevy cobalts, responsible for 64 accidents, 13 deaths. gm stock down about 5% since the end of february and the company's nightmare has not stopped as the automaker has gone onto recall more than 24 million additional vehicles over the last six months. that is ceo mary barra, who is ultimately accountable for the failure to address and rectify the initial ignition switch problem when it was first identified back in 2005. gm has already fired 15 people. people like engineers for misconduct, failure to act, but the investigations apparently are far from over. fox business's adam shapiro, our car expert here now with more. adam, now it's the lawyers who are in the very harsh spotlight. >> it was the "wall street journal" which broke the story about the federal probe of gm's legal department. it's getting a lot of traction. gm's board of directors were up

keurig green mow, with the partnership with kraft. and also ross stores. when you look at tech, it's apple that's playing a big role in driving the nasdaq higher, hitting an all-time high, rising expectations ahead of the iphone 6 launches which is slated for september. sue and simon? >> thank you so much, seema. we are also keeping eyes on the shares of sony today. the company's popular playstation network hit with a cyberattack, but that's not all. a plane carrying the online president being diverted because of a bomb threat. our jon fortt is here with the latest details on a pretty incredible story, jon. >> it's an interesting story. in a sense it's probably a victory for sony that it did end up being more serious. first of all the plane -- it seems that lizard squad took the opportunity to issue what amounted to a bomb threat. no such thing was found, but the fbi on the case there. on the digital side, sony said that they experienced in their online network what's called a distributed denial of service attack. the basic way to explain that is the servi

and for those of you, you concerned, i finally got a keurig. closing bell ringing in 37 minutes. >>> senator elizabeth warren, does she have the ambitions to amp up criticism from a bully pulpit. what liz warren had to say in a fox business exclusive about a possible run for the white house. you will only see that here. she is the most arguably talked about senator. >>> check out the face cam messages from the end of sunday's new york city triathlon where thousands piled through to compete. team fox business raised thousands of dollars. we're building homes for heroes. can you donate to www.building homes for heroes.org for our most severely wounded soldiers. >> i'm running for columbia law school and team in training. >> go fox business. >> came in from australia about 36 hours ago, fun, little wet, appreciate it, thanks for doing this. >> i'm from virginia beach, virginia. hi, mom! hi, christopher! having a great time in new york! go fox business! . liz: which stocks on the screen do you own? the leadership names for the dow industrials are w

keurig green mountain, up nearly 8,000%. monster, online travel site price line and apple and then alexion and rounding out the list, netflix intuitive surgical, sales force, western digital. i hope you-all bought them a decade ago. elizabeth arden is where we begin "market focus." they didn't blame the weather or consumer funk. they said justin bieber and taylor swift, celebrity fragrances particularly from them hurt revenue. shares spiked on a report that alleg rirks na is in ta battling a $53 million hostile bid. salix popped 15% to 160. $0. shares of allergan up to $161.82. >>> skilled health care and genesis health care combined to create one of the largest operators of long-term care facilities in the united states. the combined companies will be called genesis health care and trade on the new york stock exchange. shares of skilled health care jumped almost 20% to $7.37. >>> pets mart popped toward the end of the trading day on a report it may soon announce its intent to explore strategic alternatives. the activist inv

. >> when it comes to individual stocks, take a look at beverage makers like keurig green mountain oronster green beverage. back then, worth pennies per share and today among the largest in america. meanwhile, citigroup and insurance stocks like aig have been the worst performers. over the next few months, some experts believe the market can continue higher if you pick the right places to invest. >> i think it's really going to be consumer discretionary, and information technology that's really going to propel this market higher towards the end of the year. more offensive sectors rather than the defensive sectors and something like utilities or telecom. >> reporter: of course, there is a large concern a stock market at record highs is ripe for a pullback. still, though, s&p 2000 is a nice way to benchmark for many investors a big moment in the stock market. for "nightly business report" i'm dominic chu. >>> with us now, we're happy to have mohamed el aryan from alaianz. the s&p 500 a milestone, a lot of investors talking about it. the one question that kept coming up today, is this th

you think object juice, coffee, for instance, what they did with keurig. i think coke is lining up their chips. i would not be surprised if we see activity going forward? >> do you think pepsi needs to do anything if response to this or they're doing fine as they are? >> look, i think pepsi has a set of different pressures they are dealing with, with activism. they are fundamentally trying to prepare. in the energy drink category, i'm not sure what else they can do. really, monster was the only plan. i don't think red bulls will fail. it's the other major player in the energy segment. so i really don't think this will have a big play for pepsi. at least on the energy drink side. >> all right. good to have you, we really appreciate it, mr. mody. >> thank you for having me. >> other big stories after the bell, j.c. penney and nordstrom's out with earnings. courtney. >> michelle, another surprise in j.c. penney this time to the upside. the struggling department store showing signs of life, reporting a loss of 75 cents. that's better than the expected 93 cent

keurig green mountain has moved up, it has a big time backer and owner in coke cola. i think coke will keep buying until they have the whole thing. i do not expect the repeat of the huge move. and netflix, with a 13% game, if "orange is the new black" won a slew of emmys, it would have been higher. but he they got enough attention from the nominations. the stock can definitely repeat the rally as it's now worth more than $28 billion and up 30% for the year, if i were at&t i would have bought these guys, not directv, it should still be purchased by someone. when i interviewed the ceo of southwest airlines, i filed it away as the airline stock the beat. it's easy to remember a as symbol. and southwest's symbol is luv, and love. and luv was never for sale. it's up 13% for the month. but the airlines bookings and price of jet fuel, booking is going higher and jet fuel is going lower. terrific combination. i think the stock will continue to go higher. and up 13%, masco and home depot. again, they are better than the expected demand for home goods. they make paint, cabinets

. >>> and shares of keurig green mountain a pick-me-up on news that it's partnering with kraft foods.>> all right. you let's check out jim barber, but finally he and a childhood friend create add company thick literally sink their teeth into. >> i can't even believe that something i created some my mother's kitchen is sitting in a major grocery chain. >>> hi, my name is jim barber. i'm the creator of funny bones barbecue and smokehouse. i used to work in corporate america. i was a stockbroker, worked for sony music, i worked for a pharmaceutical. myself and my best friend used to cook out, and we always wanted to start a business. >> hi, eye the cofounder of funny bonz. we would always have cookouts and we were like, you know what? we're going to make our own sauce. >> people said you're crazy, because the market is so competitive. >> i had a meeting for a distributor, and i couldn't be at work and at the distributor at the same time, so i just quit my job and started the business full time. >> when he said that he was quitting his job and i -- supported him financially. we went aroun

only interesting because of the coca-cola's high profile investment in keurig/green mountain, that they'ren for single-serve at-home brewing systems. i want to add comments made by the executives of coca-cola. muchar kent said the equity investment in monster is a capital official way to, and category, we believe this partnership will create compelling and sustainable value for our system and shareholders. meanwhile, rodney sax, the chairman and ceo of monster beverage says the transaction announced today represents a unique opportunity. we game access total distribution system, the most powerful and extensive system in the world. so again both executives, both teams coming out and talking about the virtues of this deal, one of the reasons why you can see both coca-cola shares and monster beverage shares are up on this, perhaps signaling that both sides like the potential of this deal. >>> let's talk to one of the analysts in the space. bill schapelle, bill, thanks very much, your first thoughts here? >> wow is probably the first thought. it's something we had thought might happen in terms

. >>> and, if you are a fan of keurig coffee, start stocking up now, it was to get more expensive.ising cost toss are to blame for their force to increase prices for many of their products up to 9%. the price hike starts in november. >>> well, if you are doing some back to school shopping, you will likely be faced with an offer or two for a store's credit card. recent survey of many of those cards found the interest rates though may cost consumers more than they anticipate. "3 on your side" consumer reporter jim donovan looks at the pros and cons. >> what shopper doesn't want to score a discount in a store? in many cases, retailers will save the best offer for last. an opportunity to save an extra 15, maybe even 20%, at the register by signing up for store credit card. recent cards. com found that consumers may savemown rom 36 of the nation's largest retailers. the average annual percentage rate was 23.23%. about eight points higher than the average credit card. among those with the highest, sale's rate up to 28.99%. office depo, staples, and best buy, were as high as 27.99%. now,

keurig say it is responding to rising costs. >>> today we've got an eight leg invader, new music video from the late king of pop and touching tribute to robin williams, all trending we will start first with the spider. made a cameo on bbc scotland keep an eye on the right-hand corner. hard to miss there. at one point spider grabs a fly of some sort and moves out of the shot. kind of creepy there. up next a new music video from michael jackson. the song is called a place with no name originally recorded in 1998. it is part of the jackson's escape album collection of unreleased tracks released in may almost five years after his death. this video premiered on twitter last night, as of now, it has more than 46,000 retweets. >>> finally cast of the broadway version of the a laden honored robin williams. >> ♪ >> the cast invited last night's audience to sing long to friend like me as a tribute to williams. williams was voice of the the genie in the disney animated film. also last night broadway theater dimmed their lights in his honor. >>> so many great tributes, going around for what was ob

keurig, apple's up. countdown and bob pisani and brian jacobson, who i apparently tried to chase off earlier with an early tease. we'll see bri, brian, on "stree signs," guests don't get to stick around for two segments. this is a much more sophisticated program. what are you advising clients to do with an s&p up 200% since the market low of 2009? >> well, put it into perspective how much it dropped to get there. this has just been a big return to normal. i'm encouraging people to not get too defensive at this point. i have to be honest, though, i prefer stocks in europe just from a valuation perspective, and i think that the european central bank, their targeted long-term refinancing operation is going to do a lot to take the banks in europe from being a drag on growth to being a contributor to growth. so, i think there is more opportunity there. but i think that in the u.s., still look at information technology and industrials. so, it's actually my favorite areas. >> brian, it hasn't worked before with

mini-plus from keurig. simple for the dorm. pour in your water.illed the water over the top. >> most kids are going to. >> you open that. going to do, donut shop coffee. you put it in. you close it. this little guy. hit brew. >> okay. is this going to brew. better put a cup underneath there, lose our coffee. >> you are right. >> in two minutes that will be done. we will come back and look. >> all right. >> what's neat about this. bruise coffee and shuts off in 90 second. >> perfect. >> we'll be wide awake. got to hit the books. >> this acer, go back with the tablet or lap top. so this is your little laptop. decide i would rather have a tablet. take the tablet with you. now i want to do a presentation. lock it on that way. be watching movies. >> very cool. >> now you decide you want to take a tablet and have your keyboard in case. fold that in half. and now you can take everything with you. >> very slick. if you have a tablet. one of the biggest problems trying to find the keyboard for it. this also obviously doubles as protective case too. >> exac

stock fan, keurig green mountain, up 15% on the trade after inking a deal with kraft foods to make branded coffees like the maxwell house for the single serve k-cup coffee pods. old green mountain roasters doing a nice bit of upside moving today in today's trade. >> thanks. a little breakout for gmcr. >> mega breakout. this might be the easiest stock to trade right now. you had that 128 level resistance going back to the beginning of this year. bumped up a few times. now it's burst right through on massive volume. that 128 goes from being resistance to support. so if you want to know where to put the stop in i would say a little bit belower there and give it a little bit room. that's where your risk is. coca-cola is involved. they seem to be licensing with starbucks, dunkin' donuts, now with kraft. something that i think is most interesting. this stock is up 74% year to date and still has 8% of the flowed short. those shorts are in a world of pain. high level of short interest for a stock that's done this well in this short of period of time. i wouldn't be surprised if a lot of today's act

. >> this was a -- this was keurig 2.0. don't short this.'s a couple points downside. >> myland getting weakness on the numbers? >> that's surprising because the generic companies have all done pretty well. one down because of inversion fears. i have to do more work. it's been a jaugernaut. this is based on the numbers in the quarter. >> right. >> the m&a. >> the call was great. i think there's always this residual fear, like, will they come to terms in that call? if nominated, i will not run. basically said, listen, stick it fork in the talk. we're just going to stand there, buy back stock. they talked about how much is bought back. what's important are the numbers. the numbers are good. >> looking at that one as well, and, of course, costco. people consider it a miss even though 5% comp versus 5.3 estimate. international up as well. >> believe me, if not hiked up in the number, that number is good compared to everybody else. blow out retail is cst brands, a spinoff, and cst is a company that's a convenience store play and did acquisition.

. >> green mountain, i mean, i have two keurigs. why?ecause the darn jersey water ruined the first one, but, you know, you have to use distilled water in jersey. i just think, again, it's something that people regard, that's coca-cola endorsed them, a good stock and bad short. >> one of the stories of the market, of course, is ability to make acquisitions, having cheap debt, acretive quickly, especially when they are all cash opposed to using stock. i mentioned that line of advanced auto parts. remember aap? wasn't that long ago looked like it was teed up for act vichl, a pe bid, they didn't have any debt, and then they did a deal, $2 billion, general parts, i think it was, and it's offer to the races. >> yeah. >> i mean, go back a while to get a better sense what's going on with the stop, and a good day after reporting second quarter fiscal 2014. the group is a play on average car. five years old, and that sector has been very good. again, that's a frugal sector, frugal society, you go, get parts there. >> right, the largest awe motive

up more than 9 % right now, inking a deal with kraft when it comes to coffee to make pods in the keurig makes maxwell house and other brands. more momentum after a banner year. salesforce.com, mentioned earlier, up more than 8%. earnings surprising in a positive way. of course, the ceo talking to jim cramer last night. game stop with a good quarter, up 6%. and ross and gap earnings better for the retailers to end the week. >> the losers today, no huge movers on the downside with the exception of intuit reporting the ceo will be on "squawk alley", of course the show that follows this one after 11:00 eastern. we also want to mention where we are on apple. interesting story from rioterinrioters saying they are scrambling for the iphone6 launch expected september 9. they changed the design. there was supposed to be -- on the screens, there's a back light. you have two strips of back lighting, and apple thought on the new screen, they could get by with one, but they reversed the decision meaning that the assembly was put on hold through june and july. the question is whether, guys, they can

>> you have to credit coca-cola, aggressively moving into keurig.rink business. we're invested in a teacup. they're interested in tea. they're trying to diversify the product mix away from the sugared soft drinks, which were their mainstay for decades into new areas. again, it's challenging to do so, but got to give them credit for trying. >> finally, i mean i know we're talking about food, restaurants, beverages, all a little bit different. back to your roots in retail, why is there a glut of good retail ceos? >> well, there's a lack of talented retail ceos why companies like sears, penny's have try so hard to find chief executives and failed look at successful retailers, walmart and home depot, when successful they groom their own. contrast what home depot went outside to bob nardelli which turns out to be a train wreck, they went inside for frank blake, sensational job. now inside to craig menire, understands the business and i think will be a success as much as frank was. >> a lack of what i meant. tom, good to see you. tom stemberg, found somew

in fact, consumer names, monster beverage and keurig green mountain coffee are the two best-performingdaq 100 since the infamous bubble burst. biotech has also been a source of strength as investors focus on drug innovation. gilead sciences up 4,700%, cellgene up 1,765% since march of 2000. given that apple, of course, has a big weighting on the nasdaq 100, it, too, has played a significant role in the nasdaq's out-performance, up triple digits over the past five years and gaining about 2,000% in the last 14 years. currently, nasdaq sitting at around 4,560, so less than 500 points from breaking that psychological level of 5,000, kelly and scott. of course, the key number to watch is 5,132. that would be the nasdaq's intraday all-time high. >> yeah, hard to believe we've been talking about it again. seema, thank you. and stay with us. >> let's bring in paul meeks, senior analyst and director of institutional investing at citerna capital. how should investors view nasdaq 5,000, if and when it happens? >> i actually think it's not a 2014 phenomenon, but i feel very strongly that we'll bre