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amr came down a great deal, the shards look horrible. people are worried about that and about ebola virus. i understand. i think that is overdone. if you apt star position here, that's fine, i expect the stock to trade lower, but i will bless it as a starting position. if you own a ton of it, it's not necessarily going to rally here. rodney in mississippi, please, rodney. >> hey, jim, the longer i hold on to it the less i like it, should i cut her loose or keep her? >> what we did with dean foods, we recommended it and when we saw the quarter, we said that was a mistake, we devoted a full segment to saying we got it wrong. it didn't go down that much, but we said we got it wrong and moved on. i don't like dean foods. it's difficult to say listen, i blew it it, but when i do i own it and say it. mike in california. >>> big time booyah from levi stadium. >> hey, jim, i wanted to ask you a question. in today's stock that i have been watching and thinking about purchasing in, it was up 3% during the day and gave back most of it during this d

i amre i am at oberlin, absolutely going to be a pediatrician.il i walked into the george e of professor simpson. class, ie end of the had said goodbye pediatrics, hello anthropology. class space of that first , introduction to cultural anthropology, he had so ignited my interest that i made the decision. it is one i have never regretted. can't every day at work as a cultural anthropologist. certainly my work at the museum does not allow me to go off and do my margaret mead kind of work. anthropology as a pair of eyeglasses, a pair of lenses through which you see the human condition, the world, the world's people. i wear those lenses still. anthropology is incredibly useful to me, the only professionally, but in terms of my own life. lot of we do not have a time, even though we have an hour, so i will ask you to do this quickly. here is word association. i will go through where you have taught, and i want you to just give us a tiny little snapshot of what you remember. but start with ucla. -- let's start with ucla. >> ucla, major university. a pl

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. >>> and now an amr flashback, 1985.t was the year ronald reagan and mikhail gorbachev met for the first time. and back to the future was number one at the box office. it was also the last time the kansas city royals played in a post season game. now the royals are going to get their chance again after beating the oakland a's 9-8 last night. even the kansas city police were on the edge of their seats tweeting out, we really need everyone not to commit crimes and drive safely right now. well done. >>> and the yankees captain derek jeter tells matt lauer on "today," he feels like a young man again. >> you know, it's funny because someone had mentioned to me, i went from an old man in baseball to a young man in life. and i liked how that sounded. so i consider myself young again. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. >> important message for wom

amr is back to 31. >> these are short-term concerns.onths to a year. >> this is a technically-driven market. you break down from these levels and hedge funds do some panicking. if you're an s&p fund, i have my 401(k) and my plan. yesterday is. first day i called my guy. i said you know what? when we get down more, i don't want to wait till year end. i want to commit. why? >> you're buying? >> you are locking in for the year? >> no, i'm buying. i usually try to do it every month. i do it in december, but i want to firm on it if we go down below where we started the year -- >> your point is long-term prospects are good. >> you are getting cash-ready. >> right. there are two things i like about what you said. one is, yes. i like the long term that you're thinking 59. i have a double positive i'm getting from you. the answer is i'm ready. i'm looking at deploying it now rather than waiting till year-end. you are getting a lot of volatility, a lot of people scared. i would rather move my 401(k) out of cash into stocks. >> that does not mark

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