and anna darko.irm increasing price target on the stock to 115 from 106. >>> no matter which party ends up in control after tonight's mid term results the new congress is going to be a major force in the markets and the future outlook. here is dominic chu looking at the sectors and stocks you need to watch in light of this election today. >> a lot of speculation about what is going to happen given what the election outcome could be. dan clifton took a look at ripple effects and what they could be. among the winners no shock here the defense and aero space companies a complete republican control of congress along side more global geopolitical uncertainty means defense spending could all increase if all else is held equal. they highlight names like lockheed martin, all of these big names here. all four of these stocks are at record highs. another sector to focus on is energy. clifton says since energy has become the main economic policy of republicans, a republican congress could improve things like th

the electroplating plants, it was very intensive that i toured a number of plants, and one of them, darko, run by a named laura miller in syracuse, it is very good nor how, we to make sure the right jobs get to the right people. that is why i have had several job fairs. i intervene with the international trade commission to make sure that we would have a fair level playing field in order to process us-made steel manufactured right here in new york. >> dealing with wages, you have both indicated in the past he would support an increase in the minimum wage above what it is now. i am wondering if you can tell us how high you would like to see that minimum wage be right now, and also whether you would go along with the idea of minimum wage so that it continues to rise with inflation and we don't to get workers falling behind on the income scale. congressman, we will go with you first. >> i voted to raise the federal minimum wage to $10.10 an hour. i would prefer that we keep it in a package were small businesses have helped to make sure it does not come down on them. we have done this and it

but one of the first things that kind of came to my mind was this little darko challenge in 2011. i don't know if any of you heard of this. but it was called the red balloon challenge. and so they put up ten red balloons around the country, and there was a $40,000 prize for the first team to locate the exact location of these balloons. and so they gave a date for it, see the ability of crowd sourcing for contestants to see the ability of the media to help find these objects. so there was a team from m.i.t. that ended up winning, they found about nine hours in the scheme they set up was this social incentive scheme. so the person who found the balloon got like $2,000. >> so these balloons went drifting across the united states. they landed, each one landed in somebody's yard or in the middle of a street, so each balloon would only be seen by one or two or possibly no people. so how do you connect to nine random people within a matter of hours? >> right, yeah, so they prepositioned these ten balloons all across the united states. so there were only a few people in a particular space

but one of the first things that kind of came to my mind was this little darko challenge in 2011. i don't know if any of you heard of this. but it was called the red balloon challenge. and so they put up ten red balloons around the country, and there was a $40,000 prize for the first team to locate the exact location of these balloons. and so they gave a date for it, see the ability of crowd sourcing for contestants to see the ability of the media to help find these objects. so there was a team from m.i.t. that ended up winning, they found about nine hours in the scheme they set up was this social incentive scheme. so the person who found the balloon got like $2,000. >> so these balloons went drifting across the united states. they landed, each one landed in somebody's yard or in the middle of a street, so each balloon would only be seen by one or two or possibly no people. so how do you connect to nine random people within a matter of hours? >> right, yeah, so they prepositioned these ten balloons all across the united states. so there were only a few people in a particular space

recently enjoyed a big gains on names of amgen and alibaba and not anna darko.t as he has been, kelly, bill aikman and managed not to lose ground despite being down 4% at mid month, gaining back from that and really continuing the dominant position even as his own shares are kind of flat. >> that's right. >> in the european market. >> waiting for earnings of herbalife. >> right. appears to be one of the losers for the month of october. they had a nice rally and probably a setback for him. we don't know what the economics are of that trade, he's probably not doing well when that stock is doing well. we want your opinion on which is the better place for investor's money. head to cnbc.com/vote right now to weigh in. so, hedge funds are having a tough year already. then october happened and as brian reynolds points out, you take the sharp down and upturn and not like they tracked it and put them further and further behind. what happens now? >> i'll be curious to see the inflows for the big mutual funds this month. the sense that people had in october and, of course,