emily: facebook, amazon, apple earnings coming up next week, selena, what are we watching? the big question, second break has shown he is willing to take a big cost upfront to drive the long-term growth of a platform. last quarter, he said they were going to have massive increases to address these problems of security, intelligence, content, his goal this year is to fix facebook. he will do whatever it takes to do that. that probably means a short-term loss in margins. the question is how this will impact ad revenue in the short-term? they said they were going to de-prioritize that. that being said, facebook has a lot of different levers they can pull. investors will be watching for how in this -- instagram grows. they also have messenger. in the earlysapp, days of monetization. there is a lot of positive places for investors to look, even though they will be spending aggressively. emily: with apple and amazon, their holiday quarter is important. we will be looking at that iphone number to see how the iphone x, eight plus it did, what are you looking at? we have gotten so ma

you, amazon and facebook with earnings reports. abigail: apple, there are reasons to think the stock could have a bearish break on that march outlook. i wanted to point out twitter had its best day of the year, up more than 9%. on another round of takeover speculation, lots talking about about salesforce.com buying twitter. i wanted to point out bloomberg news is saying twitter, the volume, is that a three-month high. that may suggest m&a monday, there could be deal activity. whether or not that happens is speculative. but we are pointing out twitter up more than 9% on the day, its best day of the year. its first update in nine days, too. bullish action on twitter. emily: is that just chatter or something more? we will talk about that later in the show. thank you both. a story we are watching, a company preparing for its u.s. debut. seeking a bankroll, logistics buildup, and may set up a facility in a late -- in l.a. they will send -- they will sell 10% of its logistics arm. coming up, infiltrating and earnings that beat estimates and an up to th

recently you saw a poll back in the nasdaq the fang stocks facebook apple and all the technology issues they lost sixty eight billion dollars in market cap in a day where the market cap of bitcoin is what around one hundred sixty million dollars so on a relative basis it's a much smaller move and it's a very emerging market so i think we've got to look at where we are in this in alternative asset class i mean you're looking at are a leonardo da vinci painting trade that run one hundred fifty million dollars so i mean we need to put it into the proper historical perspective now stocks are way overvalued so are bonds and so is property so people are looking to get out of the dollar system and i happen to agree you need to diversify but i think you should also get. some precious metals gold and silver which have been currencies for some hours and years i mean dollar is backed by fundamentally not nothing ok good let me go back to cambridge carol i mean there's a lot of people are saying that. large investors are getting involved in trysted in bitcoin is that distorting the price because th

facebook increased their spending by thirty two percent from the previous year you had they spent about eleven million dollars amazon spent thirteen million on lobbying in washington last year and apple increased its lobbying money by get this fifty one percent fifty one percent so combined google amazon facebook and apple devoted fifty million dollars fifty million dollars to lobbying efforts and twenty seven teams so again why are they getting pushed around by congress and being treated like the redheaded stepchildren of industries but that's the big question are they really yours or just all like the dog and pony show was a dancer i don't know or maybe they're just not very good at lobbying because they're not used to sitting at the top are there no usually the big no i don't want to go leave them alone money you know we all owe it to ourselves in kept on capital you know here in washington are normally. you know telecom and defense to port contractors out. and boeing held the top slots you know generally dominated it last year so for tech to come in but that scares me a little bit because you know i was i was an adult living through the last tech bubble and i see a lot of similar

busiest week for earning seasons, ten dow components will be reporting among the highlights, apples facebookphabet and amazon. a big tech week. we'll also hear from microsoft, boeing, chevron, mcdonald's, at&t, mastercard and visa and u.p.s. >>> and the fallout over steve wynn and the allegations of sexual misconduct. >> wynn resort ceo steve wynn resigning. this follows an expose accusing wynn of sexual misconduct, calling the allegations preposterous the mogul was hand picked by president trump for the rnc finance job. no word on who will replace him. while making a statement the work we are doing to make america a better place is too important to be impaired by a distraction. shares of wynn off slightly 0.1% >> landon, thank you for that. that comes after a massive decline, and quite surprising actually the extent of the fall. clearly, steve wynn is a very important figure for that company whether macau or stateside. the size of it quite a surprise. clearly, he's not going to be someone around for counted coun decades given his age. >>> turning overseas, saudi prince alwaleed bin talal is

the ninety's was perhaps less omnipresent but it was decentralized now most of our lives are facebook apple amazon netflix google just a handful of companies do you see the danger in this one implication any kind of monoplane sation introduces of course problems and this is not new we have seen it before in a number of industries how one or two sometimes three companies totally dominate an industry we have seen it in the motive industry we don't handful of players dominating the industry we saw it in the oil and gas industry one hundred years ago we have seen it in the telecom industry so this is not the first time that one two or three companies totally dominate an industry and what has happened is either of two things either technological development has you know made some of these. giants more or less obsolete because new technologies have introduced new players so that's one thing that tend to happen another thing that tend to happen is that we go after d.s. giants with the law book of law and basically break them up and this has happened before companies have been broken up monopolies

recently you saw a poll back in the nasdaq the fang stocks facebook apple and all the technology issues they lost sixty eight billion dollars in market cap in a day where the market cap of bitcoin is what around one hundred sixty billion dollars so on a relative basis it's a much smaller move and it's a very emerging market so i think we've got to look at where we are in this in alternative asset class i mean you're looking at are a leonardo da vinci painting trade that run or hundred fifty million dollars so i mean we need to put it into the proper historical perspective now stocks are way overvalued so are bonds and so is property so people are looking to get out of the dollar system and i happen to agree you need to diversify but i think you should also get. some precious metals gold and silver which have been currencies for six hours and years i mean dollar is backed by fundamentally not nothing ok good let me go back to cambridge carol i mean there's a lot of people are saying that. large investors are getting involved in trysted in bitcoin is that distorting the price because they

laura: google, facebook, apple, all tech giants who want us to believe their destruction of the old orderis creating an interconnected utopia. what are the dangers of living in a networked age, where does that leave national governments and international organizations? that is the subject of a book by the best-selling historian niall ferguson. he has been talking about it with the bbc's katty kay. katty: you talk about networked ages. the first was 1500 with the invention of the printing press, and then we jump forward 500 to years to the second network age, as you describe it. what do you mean by that? niall: throughout most of history, hierarchical structures like states have been dominant, and social networks have been relatively weak. the reason i called the book "the square and the tower" is that mostly the tower of power dominates the square where people meet and converse informally. but there have been these two areas where technology empowered social networks relative to authority. one, as you mentioned, the age of the printing press, which enabled things like the reformation and

recently you saw a pullback in the nasdaq the fang stocks facebook apple and all the technology issues they lost sixty eight billion dollars in market cap in a day where the market cap of bitcoin is what around one hundred sixty billion dollars so on a relative basis it's a much smaller move and it's a very emerging market so i think we've got to look at where we are in this in alternative asset class i mean you're looking at are a leonardo da vinci painting trade at running one hundred fifty million dollars so i mean we need to put it into the proper historical perspective now stocks are way overvalued so are bonds and so is property so people are looking to get out of the dollar system and i happen to agree you need to diversify but i think you should also get. some precious metals gold and silver which have been currencies for some hours and years i mean dollar is backed by fundamentally not nothing ok good let me go back to cambridge carol i mean there's a lot of people are saying that. large investors are getting involved in trysted in bitcoin is that distorting the price because

week is the busiest week for earnings season and megacap tech will be center stage, facebook, amazon, microsoft, apple, all set to report representing more than 40% of the nasdaq 100 check out their implied moves. nasdaq could see a swing enter either direction the options market expect the a 5% move for facebook and microsoft and 4.5 for alphabet and 4% for apple it could represent a more than 180 billion shift in market cap. how should you play the space and which names do you buy let's get to carter, the master. >> i thought we would look at all as an aggregate and drill down on one, google. just names you have heard, as big and important as it gets all on deck. let's look at a few scharts here and t and try to figure it out i want to talk about how important. the top five stops, buy plamarkt cap plus netflix you are talking about 40 mirs% e s&p. those five stocks are valued at 3.7 versus 3.4, the bottom 250 you are basically trading at the same valuation, with a much higher growth rate would you put money in the bottom 250 losers, so to speak, things struggling like foot logger or chipotle or slug

facebook? should apple tell us how long we have been using the iphone? all of the business models are based on how much screen time you have. some are, and some are not. you have to look at the individual business and figure out what their key metrics are for how they drive their revenue. i know, back in the day when i was at apple, that was not a revenue driver, how much screen time people were using. for apple, it's more about selling more devices. if you think about it, i think that users will buy more devices if they have the information and control over those devices. i know a lot of parents consider, should i buy them a smartphone or not, should i buy them a tablet or not. they would buy multiple devices if they knew they could control them. today, they are wary, because they have to collect all these devices before they go to bed. i have to set controls on all of them. the controls become cumbersome. extra devices become cumbersome. that's limiting to business potential for a device manufacturer like apple. emily: what about facebook, where the bu

facebook amazon, alphabet, apple all set to report. those companies more than 40% of the nasdaq the options markets expecting a 5% move for facebook and microsoft. traders are answering a 4.5% move for alphabet when it reports, and 4% for apple. do the math on that and it could represent a more than $180 billion shift in market cap. how should you play the space into this massive week which names do you buy let's get to carter bronx ton worth. hi carter. >> i thought we would look at them all as a aggregate and drill down on google just the names that you heard had, as big as it gets, as important as it gets, and all on deck let's look at a few charts here and try to figure it out to. what i want to talk about is how important. you know this, but the top five stocks by market cap plus netflix are valued at $3.7 trillion you are talking about 14% of the s&p. all right. so another way to look at this, those top five stocks plus netflix it's not a top five are valued at 3.7, versus 3.4, the bottom 250 here's the best part you basically are

recently you saw a pullback in the nasdaq the fang stocks facebook apple and all the technology issues they lost sixty eight billion dollars in market cap in a day where the market cap of bitcoin is what around one hundred sixty billion dollars so on a relative basis it's a much smaller move and it's a very emerging market so i think we've got to look at where we are in this in alternative asset class i mean you're looking at art a leonardo da vinci painting trade that run one hundred fifty million dollars so i mean we need to put it into the proper historical perspective now stocks are way overvalued so are bonds and so is property so people are looking to get out of the dollar system and i happen to agree you need to diversify but i think you should also get. some precious metals gold and silver which have been currencies for six hours and years i mean dollar is backed by fundamentally not nothing ok good let me go back to cambridge carol i mean there's a lot of people are saying that. large investors are getting involved in trysted in bitcoin is that distorting the price because the

facebook increased their spending by thirty two percent from the previous year you have. they spent about eleven million dollars amazon spent thirteen million on lobbying in washington last year and apple increased its lobbying money by get this fifty one percent fifty one percent so combined google amazon facebook and apple devoted fifteen million dollars fifty million dollars to lobbying efforts and twenty seven teams so again why are they getting.

tech giants, what's your favorite play >> well, i think it's a tale of two camps with facebook and certainly with apple underperforming and google really and amazon have been through the roof amazon hasn't been this overbought in the numbers for a decade, believe it or not. it's amazon we're talking about. google and facebook to me are the easiest buys based upon valuation. in google's case and facebook's case, tremendous ad growth, 65% to 70% of the ad market. facebook's ad growth is growing at about 41% this is roughly a 25 times 2019 multiple at $9 a share so at this phase of a market where people are concerned, expectations are very low on facebook i actually think that's a very interesting call, and google to me is executing on all cylinders, but they have been rallying hard. >> steve, what's your play here? >> so just to push back a little bit on facebook, i think whenever you tweak with that news feed, there's a lot left to the unknown. it accounts for 85% of the revenue for facebook, any tweak

facebook increased their spending by thirty two percent from the previous year you had they spent about eleven million dollars amazon spent thirteen million on lobbying in washington last year and apple increased its lobbying money by get this fifty one percent fifty one percent so combined google amazon facebook and apple devoted fifty million dollars fifty million dollars to lobbying efforts and twenty seven teams so again why are they getting pushed around by congress and being treated like the redheaded stepchildren of industries but that's the big question are they really yours or just all like the dog and pony show was the thing that's the only real i don't know or maybe they're just not very good at lobbying because they're not used to sitting at the top are there no usually the big no i don't or i'm going to loan money you know. in kept on capital you know here in washington are normally. you know telecom and defense to port contractors out. and boeing held the top slots you know generally dominated it last year so for tech to come in but that scares me a little bit because you know i was. i was an adult living through the last tack and i see a lot of similarities like this i

facebook increased their spending by thirty two percent from the previous year you had they spent about eleven million dollars amazon spent thirteen million on in lobbying in washington last year and apple increased its lobbying money by get this fifty one percent fifty one percent so combined google amazon facebook and apple devoted fifteen million dollars fifty million dollars to lobbying efforts and twenty seven teams so again why are they getting pushed around by congress and being treated like the redheaded stepchildren of industry that's the big question are they really yours or just all like the dog and pony show was the thing is the mayor and i don't know or maybe they're just not very good at lobbying because they're not used to sitting at the top are there no usually the big no i don't ordinarily the loan money you know. in kept on capital you know here in washington are normally. you know telecom and defense to court contractors so. boeing held the top slots you know generally dominated it last year so for tech to come in but that scares me a little bit because you know i was i was an adult living through the last tech bubble and i see a lot of similarities in this idea that

important do these earnings reports that come out this week, looking at a schedule of what's to come, facebook, applequalcomm, alphabet, amazon, huge week for tech companies, will they move sufficiently to justify the stomg mock moves >> if you look at netflix, they moved sufficiently but you will see headwin dzhea facebook that could be a headwind apple has been the wildcard. it's flat on the year, and there's been a lot of speculation on whether or not they're running out of gas so i think as the nasdaq, whether it's amazon or you'r looking at names like alibaba, which i'm long, and long apple as well, if you look at large cap tech, there's some major questions, but that is where you are getting the growth people never established them as the -- let's call it the tax reform trade it was also the russell 2000 after apple and talking about the money coming back from abroad, the large cap tech, which may be the tax reform trade. we do need tech for this market to ratchet higher. there are questions being asked, but ultimately these are names you should be buying >> elsewhere, if you see a continued se

after prolonged period where facebook, apple, amazon, netflix and google, they were taking a nap, too. like today there has been a fire lit underneath them all day. we talk about profit taking. the stocks indicate profit taking over 2017. how do i know this in the morning's research we didn't get anything about facebook or amazon, nothing. those stocks rallied $5, $19 and $20 respectively. positive narrative about netflix. apparently people around the world like netflix, who knew app apple got defense about battery gate and suggesting sales are on plan allowing stock to advance three bucks. that is a big difference from the survey indicating apple's new phone sales have fallen behind. how many times have you heard these negative surveys i think they faked out people dozens of times. they are classic buy high, sell low generators. i can't remember one that was ever positive. and battery gate. most amazing thing is people thought apple would just hang customers out to dry. as i always say apple is the only consumer product company which means it wants customer satisfaction. that is what

it's up 102% double of performance of facebook, microsoft, apple it is as extended as another stock that had some trouble this week caterpillar. caterpillar came out with great numbers, and yet it wasn't enough down today, down yesterday i think that's the setup here. it is priced in presumptively almost everything. >> when you look at caterpillar's chart, does th price action after earnings make you rethink the direct of the trajectory of the stock? >> meaning caterpillar had good numbers, it was in line -- >> right right, right, right. does that mean the trend is broken >> it's still -- it is not broken but it's how the starts to break i think boeing breaks next. >> when you think about how companies result, this is a company that sells its product years in advance, so we're not likely to get huge surprises things like tax cuts might be a potential benefit. that obviously would already be priced in. people discussed the weaker dollar as a possibility. they are not going to sell more planes because of it it might mean they are priced more competitively that would be forward sales. i don

immigrants who enter the country as children more than 100 executives from companies including facebook, apple and gm demanded that legislators maintain the deferred action for childhood arrivals program known as daca they warn that ening the program could lead to a 2$215 billion loss for the u.s. economy. legislators and the white house have struggled to reach a deal so far on a daca deal and it has become a sticking point as they seek to avoid usa government shutdown tracie potts has the latest from washington my understanding is that as far as president trump is concerned, in order for them to make progress on the immigration bill, they would need to go hand in hand with a deal on a wall. what is the latest there >> exactly keep in mind that he asked for $18 billion just last week for that wall. unclear if that would happen then he sat down with democrats and republicans and said we don't need the 2,000 mile wall there are areas where there's already a natural border now he's come back and insisted we need the wall so there are mixed messages coming from the president on this as lawmakers h

it's a success has inspired some competitors, facebook, apple and amazon, ferguson -- amazon, for instancedisney has also invested online services to acquire competitors and match this powerhouse that netflix has become. -- veryickly, inc. him quickly, income has increased for the quarter. it was in line, there was a $39 million charge for unrelated or unused content that has to do with netflix firing the actor kevin spacey from "house of movie due tolanned a sexual misconduct scandal where there were some allegations that resulted in his parting ways with netflix. again, a very strong performance from netflix, a strong after hours rise for the stock that is expected to translate into a strong tuesday when u.s. trading opens. in new york, su keenan, bloomberg news. >> 90 minutes away from the market open in the emirates. clear skies. they have been on a losing streak for three days. earnings still expected from the big blue chips. let's get to headlines from around the world. >> china has expressed dissatisfaction at president trump after he targeted asia with new tariffs on solar cells an

facebook >> or apple. you think apple and facebook have held in consolidation and could be ripe for -- >> apple had the big drop or gap, and it's climbing back. i like apple >>> see what he does -- he is at the pinnacle >> he exceeds all the rest. >> yes. >> clearly. >> clearly sorry. would you buy netflix here >> he scarce me. he's spot on with these levels it is scary though buy it here at 250 any more scary than at 200 >> more so now than -- this is something where i think carter mentioned it if you're looking a short term, sell it, the next three years? maybe you stay with it. >> i never expected them to blow out the way they did i'm not running out tomorrow morning and buying the stock i may wait a day or two, but ultimately this will continue to work. >>> coming up, is the retail trader here to stay? we have the details. another speculative trade is heating up hot stocks, we will head to hollywood, florida and the etf conference to find out what is behind the buzz. later, dan nathan is so excited abo

executives from amazon, apple and facebook are expected to be roaming the showroom.eporter who covers google. google is going to have a booth what can we expect? , mark: there are a lot more competitors. google is pushing out its own version of its home speakers, apple is working on one, samsung and a slew of chinese companies will be there. what we are seeing this year, a lot of major tech companies here and china are working heavily on ai and ai features where you have software combining with hardware. emily: what is google's interest? mark: they are investing in hardware. they have their pixel line, they want to make sure they don't lose the home space to competitors like amazon, apple, facebook. they are aware the future is moving toward a world where we are moving beyond phones. they have the big lead on the software side and we want to make sure that they are still involved in everyone's lives. seem like anyone is in the lead when it comes to the living room? we know amazon got a head start with echo, but apple will come to market with one scene. mark: the mark

major tech companies set to report this week on the heels of the busiest week in earnings amazon, facebook, applest a few of the names getting ready to report. for more on what to expect from the tech sector, bob peck, head of global internet investment banking at credit suisse joins us bob, welcome, first of all taking a look at this list of tech stocks that i talked about. over the past six months, i'm surprised by the top three at least in the kind of internet space that moved higher, match group is up 85%. square is up 75% grubhub, 64% all more than netflix. is there anything to parse in there about smaller tech stocks and what they've been doing? >> interesting to talk about where we're going, you want to see how we got here. look at 2017, the s&p 500 up 20%, nasdaq 30%. i.t. was up 40% and then f.a.n.g. was up 50%. what is driving a lot of that is a couple things. one is the strong global economy. number two, strong fundamentals at these companies and number three, investors looking for the investable ideas that are public that they can invest in. if you look over the last five years, you h

president digital affairs is defended efforts to crackdown on tax avoidance by the likes of google facebook an apple. sitting on the sidelines of the cds rear majority said that tech giants had an important role to play in a balanced economy. and in particular this d. parents paying their fair share of taxes. rules of the world i presume this of those friends of firms the heading in building businesses all around the world. bending the faxes invisible reasons as soon that people love the for the list of of. the use of the the privilege that i use this product and i would even the. after your customer of the sort of knowing about switching to our homes of. he declined to comment specifically on the ongoing investigation by french prosecutors apples practice of slowing down old iphonest that china is likely to lower or perhaps even stop altogether. on us sovereign debt. demonstrations in the streets others are nothing new but a group of particularly spirited great protesters and made their way to the entrance of the prime minister's residence and into the labor ministry. house at all has the s stor. t

at common sense media, we are happy to work with companies like apple or facebook or google to changeey both design upon us but also urge their users to use them in moderation with balance, at the end of the day, you are a mom. to grow up kids taking advantage of the technology but also not being that ultimate sons who are addicted to and controlled by technology platforms and there is a balance in the middle which is where we should be heading as a society and with the tech industry, having the responsibility to let us go. >> i also have a question about youtube and youtube kids specifically, there was a very well done medium article about some of these videos being suspect, some of them seeming to have no point like that is that surprise children by opening incredibly long, license up cap uptake. -- peppa pig. what do you think you two should be doing about these? >> that is a great question and since the story came out with susan who runs youtube and the other people who run that platform, youtube is the biggest pain point they have because of the fact that kids run into many unsus

in fact, all of these, the "fang" stocks we call them, facebook, amazon, apple, facebook, amazon, netflix, alphabet google, microsoft all at record highs today. now i will bring you to apple. apple a different story today under a little bit of pressure today down .3% closing at 174 and change under the microscope about youth phone addiction. i don't know, how many of you at home have children really into their phones? half of the teenagers say they are addicted to their phones. jana partners a big shareholder and calsters asking apple to take a close look at mental health and the addiction of using a phone, this came front and center when selina gomez, the famous starks, she was experiencing depression and checked in for therapy to low self-esteem which she attributed to certain extent to social media. what is healthy and what is not? what is the phone really for? back to you. david: one thing is healthy, the tax overhaul, the president is about to talk about the regulatory overhaul which really concerns folks in rural america. that is the president's base. it will be very interesting to

including bay area's facebook and apple are taking action when it comes to daca. the way they are supporting d.r.e.a.m.ers. >>> good morning, i'm katehw rodgers live at cnbc global headquarters here are today's top business b+headlines. wall street set to open higher this morning, the nasdaq streak. investors will get data on unemployment and inflation, the dow to 23,359 the nasdaq 7153. more than 100 u.s. ceos have signed an open letter urging kngs to take action on the daca program. they want lawmakers to pass legislation ensuring d.r.e.a.m.ers on undocumented immigrants who entered the u.s. as children and are approved by the program can continue to live and work here without the risk of being deported. they say failure to act will not only result in a major upheaval but could potentially cost the u.s. economy more than $200 billion. facebook wants to make it easier for you to find local news online from vetted sources. the social media giant is testing a new section inside the app called today in. local news, events and announcements. eventually facebook says

facebook? should apple tell us how long iphone?y: first, i think not all of the business models are based on how much screen time you have. some are and some aren't. you have to look at the individual business and figure out what their key metrics are. i know, back in the day when i was at apple, that was not the revenue driver. person wasreentime a using. for apple, it is about selling more devices. if you think about it, i think users will buy more devices if they have the information and control over those devices. a lot of parents consider, should i buy them a cell phone or not, a tablet or not? they would buy multiple devices if they knew they could control them. today they are wary, because they're like, i have to collect all of these devices and set controls on all of them. cumbersome.ome cumbersome.s become that is limiting the business potential for a device manufacturer like apple. emily: what about facebook where the business literally is the more we can show you, the more money we can make? tony: my kids are under 11 ye

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facebook and apple all broke records as well. >>> top democrats are calling out social media companies. senator dianne feinstein is demanding that facebook and twitter investigate russia for the release of a memo campaign online. it was about a legend misconduct in the russian investigation. in a joint statement it was written that if these reports are accurate, we are witnessing an ongoing attack by the russian government through social media actors intervening and influencing our democratic process. facebook and twitter have not responded. >>> san francisco could soon have its third mayor in six weeks. >> reporter: as you might recall after mayor ed lee died, according to the city charter, london breed became the acting mayor. the charter also says that after the acting mayor is put in place, the board of supervisors can choose someone else to be an interim mayor. that person would serve until the next election, which is in june. that is what is happening tonight. we have been hearing from the public for hours now and the line is out the door. people are showing up to say that london

apple? this is one of the few where i feel like they really stepped in it this time i saw some of the people on my facebookving trust issues with apple, but then again apple is also positioned better than any company to handle this in store in their retail stores. >> you're absolutely right this was a rare admission quickly from apple, we messed this up and we're going to fix it, do our best to fix it. because there are so high of expectations for apple, any little thing, oh, we don't trust apple anymore, but they keep upgrading and buying the iphones. you still need to upgrade the phone. even if you replace the battery, they keep updating the o.s., so your hardware won't be able to handle it, so you have to buy into an idea you live in an apple world and are subscribing to their service from here on out. that's the end game here and how they are really winning. if as a consumer you don't like that idea, you should switch platforms, because you're stuck in it forever, you'll always have to upgrade. >> raul, you're an upgrade guy, where do you see apple sitting kind of in the phone competition? how big a de

ceos including the heads of apple, facebook and amazon has signed an approach on the daca program. they wanted to make sure that d.r.e.a.m.ers who entered the u.s. as children and are approved by the program can continue to work here without the risk of being deported. they say failure to act could potentially cost the u.s. economy more than $200 billion. >>> let's talk about facebook testing a way to help users get the news they need. tell us about that. >> yeah, this is pretty neat. facebook wants to make it easier for you to find local news online from vetted sources. the social media giant is testing a new section inside the app called today in. it's a feed made up entirely of local news, events and announcements. the test is only running in six u.s. cities. and wall street appears to open hire this morning. the market falling yesterday with the nasdaq snapping a winning streak. back over to you. >> thanks, kate. >>> 5:25 and nbc 10 news today following two breaking news for you. a suspect is barricaded in a home right now after shooting at police for four hours. and heart take

apple. stay away from facebook. google, you're still keeping the course >> you have addressed apple., tim >> look, apple has a lot of levers they can pull in the capital market side, especially in the new tax regime. again, apple is about as oversold as you're going to see. you have a 25, 26 9-day rsi, which means people are concerned about the supply chain cuts. apple is a fantastic company, and at these levels also it looks very interesting i think this december quarter is already out there in the price i think the next two quarters are not going to give you a ton of catalysts so i think it's dead money right now. >> all right, so differing opinions there let's move over to boeing, which has had a tremendous 12 months stock up more than 100% in the past year. how important are the results, steve? >> so i think if you look at their recent defeat with bombardier, i think people look at that, is that a reason to sell it? i have owned this stock forever and sold it about 200 points ago. i was dead wrong it can go higher, it will go higher, i think you stay in it >> before we go, tim, m

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let's take a look at the fang stocks, facebook, apple, netflix, amazon, most have hit new highs recently you can see these tech stocks are under pressure with appear lg at 173, down three quarters of 1%. alphabet down half of 1%. connell. i almost called you google. that would be a good one. >> i would want google money. that would be absolutely fine. nicole is talking about the market being down today. one of the things you see treasury yields going up. let's go to the news room for the latest on that, jerry willis. >> the question traders are asking today on both stock and bond side is the u.s. economy about to experience higher inflation, the bond market today saying, yes, take a look at the yield, as you were just talking about, the ten-year treasury, the benchmark is hitting 10-month high closing 2.5% last night for the first time since march and almost at 2.6% today and as you know, connell, lower demand for government debt drives yields higher. that's the way the market goes. the yields on the ten-year has been moving higher to 2.64%, by december 15th that was just five weeks as t

. >> bill: you can facebook, apple, netflix, google. we had netflix last week. we get the big three this week. >> sandra: it is a big story today. the house intel committee set to debate and potentially vote later today on whether to release that controversial obama-era memo to the public. we know that president trump wants it out there as do republicans. but democrats not so much. let's bring in former utah congressman jason chaffetz. thank you for joining us this morning. could you set -- what's the case for releasing the memo? >> openness, tran transparency and provide oversight of the executive branch even when it's critical. that's how you fix these problems. if the executive branch, the deep state knows there will be oversight maybe they'll act more appropriately knowing somebody is looking over their shoulder. >> sandra: what's the case against releasing it? >> based on how adamant adam schiff is, i don't think he wants it out there because i think he is realizing it is very damaging to his narrative which has never really been the case that the collusion

the "fang" stocks, facebook, apple, amazon, google, microsoft, netflix, hitting all-time highs on fridaytion, can they continue? my personal opinion for what it is worth? yes. i think a lot of these companies are getting into new markets. the potential foot print of any of them are so big especially amazon. amazon is going to have 500,000 employees by the end of this year. that is second only to walmart. and they're just beginning. they bought whole foods. they got into the food space. they're getting into furniture and office services. a thing i heard from colleague at ces, there are smarter bathrooms. a lot of potential jokes in there, but mirrors tell you, hey, call a dermatologist. something looks -- a lot coming for our health. a lot coming for artificial intelligence. a lot coming from consumer point of view. if you can do augmented reality try out couch in the living room through your phone, why not? neil: shanna, i thought that was built in run up to a lot of these stocks enjoyed? >> i question, with, i agree with you on that. usually i play the opposite side but i wonder, no, i

already, netflix, blew past expectations to the upside could that happen with some names, facebook, microsoft, appleoming later in the week >> i think you have to separate them out in terms of the band-aid being pulled off that will be apple in terms of guidance. it's broadly expected there. i think -- >> because iphone x will miss? >> if you look at demand out of china, we think that's soft. in terms of where i think you'll see the netflix type of earnings, i think amazon you will see a blowout the skeptics will say it's priced in. we believe that's one where you could see numbers come up 10%, 15%. we expect strong numbers there when you look at alphabet and facebook, the news has been a dark cloud, but numbers will exceed expectations. when you look at instagram, we expect a beat on the core facebook numbers >> and a quick comment on the healthcare announcement yesterday. massive deal or cost-cutting measure? >> we view this as the first step this is a strategic sort of step by step process to get into the healthcare side. it's a shot across the bow ultimately amazon, this will be part of a major