the bet here is that these two are about to give way. so the sector overall, not that big in the s&p at 8% 33 stocks just to go through the sort of particulars at 2.2 trillion the top five really dominate i mean, households names you see them all here. 16% for proctor that's the big one. but 11, 10, 9, 5 adds up to 36%. a third is just in a handful of names. let's look at actual etf this is the xlp, captures the entire secretary are and here is on the bottom relative performance to the s&p 500. and what jumps out to me is the following, that we have been in a perfect uptrend. and yet if i draw lines here when we made the new high here we did not make a relative high. so you have something of a double top that's a negative circumstance i think you get the divergence to suggest this is finally breaking trend and ultimately give back a lot of ground. here it is in its entirety and very precise, which is so often the case but notice we're compressing, not quite getting the bounce that often gives way to that it has a bit of a stall. let's lo

and ultimately a lot of tension here i'm making the bet we are going to break out again an offensive/defensive area of the market that perhaps will serve its purpose in any market environment from here >> the charts are very interesting, mike. what's the trade you put on here. >> yeah, so look at the health care sector, it's interesting. because if we compare the sector to a lot of others and obviously we are very close to if not at the all-time highs in the market, a lot of that is coming obviously from some increased valuations we have seen higher multiples. we're not seeing that in health care actually health care multiples is looking at the health care sector index what the etf is based on actually hit the zenith in 2015 and essentially going down ever since. why is that because the health care sector has seen earnings growth but not corresponding increase in prices here. we also don't see very high prices for options in xlv. we are talking about implied volatility for january options of 15% that puts that basically -- look where the vix closed closed today at about 14 and change

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in the week financials up more than 17% this year underperforming the broader market one trader is betting on a bounce for one name in a report. let's get into the money right now and dan what are you looking at. >> regular viewers of the network probably know i'm not constructive on bank stocks here i do not like the way the investment banks act i don't like the way some of the money centers act but i like the way jpmorgan acted if you have to buy a bank buy jpmorgan on dips but here is the two-year chart on jpmorgan this has been routinely rejected dating back to early 2018. and it's having obviously some trouble there. that being said it's the only major bank on the planet making a new high since the financial crisis and it's obviously best of breed. when you think about what's going on this week, we had a chance where maybe we see the yield curve steepen a little bit. maybe we see some of the economic data changing a little bit. or maybe at least sentiment as it relates to trade deal maybe the brexit situation got better if all that stuff interests you and you think about jpmorgan and

they will be official sport betting. world's biggest bookmaking had the royal plush of the year up 21% year to date. what does the freedom mean for the fans. gary is the longest severing acting commissioner. >> that makes me sound old. >> you are not retiring? >> no, absolutely not. >> it's not like that. it shows. i'm betting on the las angeles kings. >> is that a long shot for you? >> hey. >> they will be good this year. >> what will be different about the season this year? >> our game is getting younger and faster. we have extra ordinary balance 43% of the players are under the age of 25 and 22% of players are under the age of 23. what you get every night is an unpredictable and exciting game. >> the golden knights have been thrilling. as a brand new tampa in las vegas they got to the stanley cup finals. the nhl was the first of the four pro leagues to get a team in the gambling mecca of las vegas. that seg ways nicely to the whole gambling and sports betting situation. the nhl has gone head first. what does this mean

my bet is we had a really strong run coming in here and we hit the pause button itself on eais.0-year mortgage rates around 3.5%. that's obviously a positive. what i'm going to do here, i'm going to sell an upside call spread, specifically the call spread i was looking at with the november 3940 call spread. today i was looking at that you could sell that and claekt credit of 35 cents that's cliff% between the distance and the strikes why the probability of profit will be better than 50-50 on trade like this one? three things can happen. one is it could go higher. >> that obviously is not the bet i'm making but the other two things that could happen it could go basically sideways or lower and of the three things that could happen, two will be good for this trade basic ally if it stays below 39.35 by november expiration, this will be a profitable trade. the most i'm risking is the 65 cents. if the stock surpriseds to the upside, it's not likely that will go exactly to a dollar. so that might be rengt at least in the short term more risk than is based this is elevated options premi

so, he likes big bets. since then, he's had some other good investments, even at the vision fund, which is easy to forget when you just think about a very but they had good exit in garden the health which gave a nice return. they sold flip card to walmart which again gave them very good returns. the problem is since then there has been a lot of bad news.] in taylor: in that article did we learn anything new about we work and uber? sarah: he is consistently a long-term thinker. he said in 10 years uber and wework will be very profitable. they are great companies. he's just continue to think on a very long-term basis. he's famous for giving a presentation that was titled "the 30 year plan" in 2010. he ended up talking about a 300 year plan. he is a longer threshold than the rest of us. taylor: and part of that longer threshold i wonder is the markets are just misinterpreting him at this moment. because he talks about his 30 year plan, a 30-0 year and plan. are we sort of missing his broader vision that is a 4

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yeah joins us now from wall street yes are the markets right to bet on further rate cuts. the likelihood of another rate cut has certainly increased at the last fed meeting in september the federal reserve said on one side that there is no pre-set course for further rate cuts but on the other side the federal reserve also said they will follow the situation and then act accordingly and knowledge just this week we got those weak numbers from the service industry on thursday we got the week numbers on tuesday even weaker numbers from the manufacturing area now we are waiting for the jobs report friday morning but the bets on wall street have increased the bets actually stand right now at about 90 percent that there will be another rate cut by the end of october and that's what we saw on the market after the dow jones industrial average at some point was down by more than $300.00 points at the end of the session we saw an optic of 120 points or half a percent. but how much comfort would more stimulus bring it if the thing that's causing or contributing to all that pain that t

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you could bet against or make a market bet on the timing when libra will be launched. it is not great optics. if you are facebook or any of these partners, here you are working to get something to market. meanwhile, you have this storyline and this company that is actually taking bets that you are going to fail, essentially, not hold up your end of the bargain, your promise it will come in 2020. that's got to feel frustrating. i think there is a realistic chance libra does not come in 2020. we have seen so many regulatory obstacles show up that i don't think anybody necessarily anticipated six month ago. the idea that people are potentially making money on the fact you are struggling, it does not look great. taylor: paypal has confirmed it is pulling out. what is your take from that? kurt: also not good. it is one partner of many, so i will say as far as we know, paypal is the only one of the original 28 libra association members that are leaving. paypal was one of the most well-known and they are a payments company. they understand a little bit about what facebook and

there might be a way to make a bullish bet that's going to cost you less money, risk a lot less money. looking out to january 13, 1,400 call spread, looking at this earlier today. spending basically $29 a share net, net not inexpensive by options trading standards because each contract representing 100 shares, $2,900 but consider the alternative $126,000 worth of stock or $2,900 worth of options action less than 3% of the current stock price to make a bullish bet going into earnings -- that seems like it makes a lot of sense. what are the chances if the stock lingers here i don't think that's going to happen if it rallies, obviously it works out to be a good trade even if it falls, you'll be better off doing this. >> do you think carter's got the direction of the trade right and do you like -- >> undoubtedly carter -- this company last quarter put up a huge number and the stock gapped up 9%. it done keep that and that was a broad market dynamic i think if they were to put up the fundamental quality that they did last quarter, the stock's going to break out what i like most about mike'

all of our forecasts expect that e-sports betting will be one of the big drivers of revenue.g to become a $7 billion global business, and a great deal of that is going to be from betting on e-sports. >> i'm excited about e-sports and sports betting in general not just because i want to bet on sports, but this is new revenue streams and opportunities for the gaming companies like the casinos outside of vegas, and it's also an opportunity for some of the publicly-traded sports franchises. you can buy the knicks, the braves, and you can participate in the uplift in value from sports betting. >> you can even buy e-gaming stocks, right? what are a few of those names? >> act vision, the companies that produce the games that now people will pay to watch teenagers play. >> personally, i just want to be playing myself. coming up, our ideas on what you can do right now to improve your portfolio. but first, results from barron's big money poll. we'll show you what professional money managers are saying about the current investment outlook, their predictions on when the next recession wi

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i bet bank of america could break out of this trading range. if they report a good number the day before that is the best analog if they're good, this one, if this is good, look for this one to be good that sends it up that's the linkage between the two. now we know to know what red head is doing. remember they bought them recently without specifics the stocks will continue to language and then netflix management can still say it welcomes more competition rather than being hurt by all the new direct to consumer over the top opportunities. now the matra the whole time is the more the mariner but management misjudged the sign ups last quarter and if they delivered a better than expected sign up number the stock could rally 15 points. i don't know if we can do it though we start hearing with the big industrials from the transports. i start worrying union pacific is a great tell if you're trying to gauge commerce with china it's always been a reliable play to gauge china exposure. they also have oil exposure though they're all tough industries coul

it's a $1,265 stock and buying 100 of that is $125,000 or thereabouts and there might be a bullish bet that would cost less and risk less money looking at the january 13, 4 call spread. call the 1,300 call spread for 3,800. sell the 14 hundreds for 9.10. basically spending $29 a share not inexpensive by options trading standards because you have each contract representing 100 shares $2,900 but consider the alternative 126,000 worth of stock or 2,900 worth of options less than 3% of the current stock price to make a bullish bet you know going into earnings. you know, that seems like it makes sense. what are the chances stock lingers right here i don't think that's going to happen so if it rallies obviously it works out to be a good trade but even if falls you'll be better off doing that. >> do you think carter has the direction of the trade right. >> undoubtedly carter has it right. this company last year -- last quarter put up a huge number and the stock gapped up 9% didn't keep that that was a broad market dynamic if they were to put up the fundamental quality that they did last quart

uniqueman sachs has been as a bank from making big directional bets and companies. >> conviction bets you want to call him. goldman sachs has equity investments of $22 billion, most in private investment, but when some of those bets went public, they started to realize gains, sizable ones in q2. once you saw some of these marquee names underperforming in q3, those turned into what looked like big losses for goldman sachs. it makes you more expectant for what softbank will report. i'm interested in this long-term perspective. we said trade webb did not do well, but have there been some gainers? >> they have had canes. the $500 they touted million, trade web made up a large part of it, because it wasn't revalued since taking a position 10 years ago. there are rules around that. , goldman could in its quarterly performance. that's why we see these positions with losses in excess of $100 million. razor -- raiser . caroline: we just want to mention that the parent company of bloomberg news competes in providing data and information on the financial industry and holds the majority of voting

i'll bet if a man does cheered on by thousands of his supporters in buenos aires. he's clear on his plan for the presidency. that is where we are of course going to work together as closely as possible. because the only thing that will concern us is stopping the suffering of argentinians once and for all. it's a return to power in a sense and left also making a comeback this time as vice president cristina fernandez de. she has self was president for 8 years. finn and his choice of running mate split opinion among the population but kitchenette doesn't see it dividing the country not really a monolith not only today i'll bet it's president of all argentinian. striking a similarly unifying tone outgoing president mauricio mccree thanking supporters as he conceded defeat. this is for argentina an orderly transition that will bring stability to argentinians because the most important thing is the future leaders. will remain president until december the time but handover talks with his successor will start immediately he's invited to shannon does for a breakfast meetin

so a tiny amount if you compare the estimated total pot of sports bets. >> interesting stuff contessay used to call you the pit boss, didn't they? >> indeed. >> the mgm calls is just going to be a trade. but las vegas vega sands and wis we talk about -- i mean, that's where that revenue is generated. so it's sort of playing along with are things going to at some point in time start to turn? and meanwhile, i can sit and wait where i've got myself positioned pretty nicely in both stocks i mean, that's been the driver for me is the ability to sell very inflated options against these stock positions. i've been holding both of them for quite a while now and i'm taking in that premium i'll continue to do that because i think sooner or later, there is going to be something with the trade war that actually does get somehow put together. >> john, you own mgm calls and you also own sans calls. >> yeah. and i thought mgm might have had a little more of a move on that sale of belagio today. 4.25 billion just didn't happen but it's good that black stone's getting in that space and in a bigger way

with new tariffs. >> and sports betting makes another move into the mainstream what if you could bet the game was taking place >> he stepped on the line. >> no, it was legal. >> no, he stepped on the line. >> he made the shot. >> who has $6,000? >> "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ y'all ready for this ♪ >> announcer: live from the most powerful city in the world, new york this is "squawk box. >> good morning. welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc live from the nasdaq market site in times square i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin the futures right now have worsened, down about 70 points given yesterday and the day before who knows. >> might seea big snap back today. >> you could >> not right now that's my point. >> and it was a weak sort of a rebound earlier, too probably talk to cramer later. a lot of times he doesn't like a rebound after two days >> right >> anyway, treasury yields are back below 1.6 on the ten year after the first two days of the quarterly. 1.58 today >> let's talk about some of the other stories that investors will be talking about to

rivals yellow cards everywhere the discord is real and so was the physical contact in their latest bet. only one point separated to admit insulting in the table ahead of kick off put bragging rights always mean more than points in this emotional explosion and fire in munich like see the thrown back at home goes team you know. the middle ones have already taken down big fish in the british think a c. would be another. welcome to the but as they go right here on the w. i'm chris harrington let's start with a bit of history shall come and dortmund have been at each other's necks for nearly 100 years now shaka won the very 1st match and the most recent by the same scoreline for 2 it's a safe bet this feud will produce a few goals but both clubs are in need of neither dortmund's nor sulk as had much bite in their recent outings which side would turn the tide and ride on their enemy . yellow and black took over 3 points home from the felton's arena last year before blue and white went to dortmund and scuppered their rivals title challenge with an away when of the o.t. 8 was shy guy who had t

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that we would have a legal challenge and i bet that we will win so you would bet would you bet against facebook and that's an area. well i think i would bet for facebook because i've never seen warren's plan for life after facebook and so there's really only 2 options warrant has one is to create this regulatory environment where they are going to be regulated like any other type of. entity out there here in the united states or 2 like we saw in their early 1980 s. like with a t. and t. and bell is to break it up and so both scenarios face a lot of challenges i hear a lot of rhetoric from senator warner but i'm not seeing a cohesive plan that would regulated or legislated or maybe even decouple the advertising component from the social media component so i guess i'm at a loss 'd because i haven't seen anything propose that i would be that i would consider to be viable and interesting and also checking in on one of the biggest recent regulatory scandals in the u.s. there is the abuse and addiction opioid crisis here in the united states the inspector general the internal watchdog at the

we were waiting for the jobs report friday morning but the bets on wall street have increased the bets actually stand right now at about 90 percent there will be another rate cut by the end of october and that's what we saw on the market after the dow jones industrial average at some point was down by more than $300.00 points at the end of the session we saw in uptick of $120.00 points or half a percent. but how much comfort would more stimulus bring it if the thing that's causing or contributing to all that pain that the trade war keeps dragging on. well what's good for the markets does not necessarily mean that it's going to be good for the economy specially if you look what corporations for instance are doing with all the cheap money they're not necessarily investing but they're buying their own stocks they're paying higher differed so that's good for the stock market for share prices but not necessarily for the overall economy thank you youngs carter there on wall street for us. europe's top court has ruled that individual governments can order facebook to remove content determined

and sports betting becausis the talk of the global gaming conference. is this for penn's future. >> i mentioned earliy we are we are now in 19 states we have the brought are broadest footprint of any regional game country in the u.s one of the ways we take advantage of that, sports bet something legal in 20 states and launched in 13 backup we are live in 13 with sports books but we have the opportunity to be live over the course much the next 12 months potential i up to to 12, 14 states. >> does scale matter. >> the more sports books you have, the more you have the opportunity to leverage all the technology you made the investments you made and we have an opportunity not just brick and mortar but also to consider online capabilities and digital capabilities and because we are in 19 states we have access to this opportunity across the country >> you have big shoes to fill taking over for tim willmott in january thanks for spending a few minutes with. >> thank you. >> thank you contessa. with jay snowden let's trade the favorite pick in vegas. pete. >> wy

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bets i'm not making the bet tesla is going out of business.o make -- especially in a world of zero rates where everybody gets funded. >> right to make a bet somebody is going out of business i mean the problem is also when the stock is at 2. chances are it goes to 6 before zero. >> do you think there is misrepresentation in the stories in other words the public is not getting the transparent or accurate read in the balance sheet. >> i think with respect to tesla, he likes to pull a schtick everywhere there are four things that matter with tesla. the deliveries, the margins, there is then income and cash flow and for at least for the last two quarters what he likes to do is tweet that they're doing railroad very well on deliveries and the stock tends to go up and then last quarter the the other three variables are terrible and the stock comes down so yoentds why that's allowed. >> right. >> but that's -- he placed this game again where he tweets how great the deliveries are we see how the rest of the earning eyes are when we reports. >> everybo

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close as they can but make sure not to go too high so companies can beat estimates and they will, i betrter and return to better growth in the fourth quarter, next year they are saying maybe 10% growth, i'm not going to bet on that yet, usually they start off too high, but you might see 5%, 5% would be good compared to what we are getting. jack: earning season gets very crowded, a couple of companies that you're looking at? >> netflix, you know, this is a make or break quarter for netflix, they have been iffy about subscriber growth, they need to have a big subscriber number here because people are losing patiences with companies burning cash and the streaming field is getting very crowded going forward. >> and expensive. in barron's tradition we want you to go make next move, lauren, al, give us one actionable idea, al. >> i'm a value investor, people should look at american airlines, trades less than 5 times half earnings, i think the stock can work when the they go away. jack: gas is cheap. >> i like blue chip that is have dividends, kellogg, 3%. jack: lauren, great ideas, that does

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i look for the large bets and small ts. i look for good bets. dump your losers. >>coect. liz: but what happens if your winners start to turn around and become losers? >> then they're gone. liz: with a little bit of loss, that's okay? >> yeah. look, you're going to have t pay something in any game you're in. that's the admission price. liz: what you see now as a good trade like this, netflix, amazon, intuit, these do have one common thread. they are all subscription models, are they not? >> correct. liz: what do you say about those three? what makes you spot those and say these are the ones? >> i brought this headline in. liz: okay. >> amazon generated last year $104 billion. you cannot think of any retail company in new york city that generated that from any store. liz: 1,737 per share. you would buy it here. >> yes. look at what it's doing. they are generating -- they had gross sales of $104 billion. do you think macy's ever had $104 billion? liz: they have that guaranteed subscription model which is what you like, but then why, yes into it, sa

but it hasn't started there yet they are betting policies are less liberal than new jersey you can bet on sports but you have to go way upstate to that casi casino it's a different political access it's got more power. >> they need to protect the casinos. >> it's small enough dchl d.c. is small enough you can bet there and a couple blocks of that mobile is not quite the same but the d.c. lottery which is a monopoly government institution. they are involved with sports. this is why the leagues didn't want the supreme court to rule this way they didn't want a different rule in every state. that's what we're now getting is a different rule in every state. >> is it going to be a bad look or is it just the ship has saled and we should get used to seeing sports operations. >> get used to seeing them where it's legal it's some push for some federal law so they can try to have uniform rules across the country. >> easier for operators. >> the operators definitely want one set of rules >> thank you >>> one top analysts think there could be one explanation for the miss lack odendf ma he'll explai

someone is betting big that the u.s. on track for the kind of turbulence last seen during the global financial crisis. that is even as the main volatility gauge hovered at its lowest for the year and american equities clock new highs. >> what most people are doing, as the vix continues to hit all-time lows, they are shorting the vix. calm volatilityin will continue. is this just the calm before the storm? some people are thinking so. looking into the charts, you can see just how much of a net short there is. traders think the vix will continue to be low. this bet is the biggest since earlier this year. earlier this year, this was a record net short. as i said, there is at least one trader out there betting that this is going to reverse. we can see this when we look at options. looking at options on the vix, because it specifically. we saw someone place -- calls specifically. we saw someone place 50,000 calls at a 65% strike price, meaning the vicks would search to 65 -- would search surge to 65. there is a lot of risks o

netflix surging after the close yesterday on an earnings bet but the stock lost a lot of gains today after analysts had more time to digest the skrurk miss saying it would weigh on the company. hit getting hit by analysts at mcacquire. they say competition is skomg and the company doesn't look cheap compared do streaming peers. does the sputtering after the surge mean the netflix binge is over we were skeptical of the quarter and the stock reaction. >> i think we have done a decent job on netflix might trade up to 317. 15% retracement all-time high, the after market that's exactly where it went last night today it traded i think almost five times normal volume gave up most of the gains. again if you go back and look at giepdens it wasn't particularly strong i know their international subs beat significantly but then you heard for the next quarter. it's not you a inspiring i will like netflix again. but i think it told you everything you need to know in terms of price action. >> up more than 8% yesterday after the bell. >> remember we did the the chart they did that. the sentiment for

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