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it's because the break even, where this trade will begin to make money, if american express begins to decline, we'll be closer to its current share price than if you choose out of the money options to do your trades i think it's appropriate when you consider that he is not identifying a specific catalyst that's likely to move the stock very sharply when you consider the fact that the stock, although it's trading relatively high value isn't overly expensive relative to the rest of the market it's a way you can commit a small percentage of the stock price to make a bearish bet and risk far less than you would if you consider shorting the stock which carries unlimited risk. >> mike and tony, thank you very much, a look at amex there, for everything options action, you know, check out the website, while you're there, sign up for the news letter while you're poking around, in the meantime, here's what's coming up next >>> coming up, professorco's twist on game theory, a big move on the institutional only chess board. a way to simulate if you stop playing checkers the home team will tackle

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slowdown, and business travel potentially slowing down, tony zang is expressing concern about american express stock what are you seeing, tony, and what might be a trade around amex >> yeah, exactly right now what i'm concerned about is the valuations around american express which was justified based on the fast growth we've seen first half of the year, but as we star to see consumer sentiments sour and as we start to see travel slow down here, that's the concerns i see if we look at the chart here for american express, first half of the year, extremely strong and the stock price reflects that, up 37%, year to date, and if you look at the charts, it's a strong, steady up trend, but today we saw a break of that trend line and i think that's a potential signal for weakness to come going forward into the second half. but more importantly, you know, as a sign of what's to see next, here is a relative performance of american express to its sector, the financials we have recently seen the give back all of its outperformance and some more that we've seen, here since june. and if we look at the busine

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and yet that is not what american express is now teaching its employees. peanut butter and jelly. hunter biden will try to sell some of his art. jen psaki was asked whether or not joe biden and the first lady would attend. she said this. >> i'm not aware of plans for them to attend. we have spoken extensively to the arrangements. they're arrangements between hunter biden's representative. >> bill: i don't know what you think. you ran the oversight committee when you were in congress. all of this seems to be so in your face, jason. >> well, it's totally the opposite of what the administration promised they were going to do. they were going to be open and transparent. they could have hid the artist themselves and exposed who the buyers were but they said we won't expose the buyers. they also said that there was going to be no connection between hunter biden and the potential buyers but he is having an art show where the potential buyers will come in and meet. and so it is totally the opposite of what the white house promised. it is not open and transparent an

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an investigation by my next guest found that none other than american express created an antiracism initiativestructions for white people. "identify the privileges or advantages you have, and don't speak of are members of the black and african-american community." they even hired the nation of islam founder's great grandson to call the company racist to its face. joining me now is chris rufo, senior fellow at the manhattan institute, contributing editor at "city journal." chris, tell us what else you have your hands on. >> yeah, you know, this is the first of ten reports over the next ten weeks. i'm going to be exposing ten of the fortune 100 companies that have adopted critical race theory in the workplace. as you said, it's not just in case-12 schools, it's also in corporate offices. they are rating these employees apart, they are designating them oppressor and oppressed based on their skin color, their sexuality, their religion, their nation of origin, and they are using this divisive ideology to mass, in many cases, their bad behavior. i'm going to expose it. american express is for is and

last week tony expressed some concerns with american express >> right now what i'm concerned about isound american express, which was justified based on the fast growth we've seen in the first half of the year but as we start to see consumer sentiment sour, as we start to see it slow down here, that's some of the concerns i see going out to october and on buying the 170, 155 put spread here, spending about $9 for the october 170s and collecting about $2.94 or just under $3 for the october 155s >> tony, anything changed? what are you doing with this trade now? >> yeah, so if you entered this trade on monday, this spread is now trading at about 8.5 bucks, which is about a 40% gain on the initiation of this trade with the spread like this we usually like to wait until about 75% gain to start taking profits or if the stock breaks below the lower strike here, we haven't hit either one of those so we're holding onto this trade for now. >> also last week, mike and tony laid out a way to play the bond market >> somebody is going out and buying upside in that march 2025 future but of course be

, american express made $2.3 billion in profit last quarter.ng out pretty well for them. todd: that's worse than rain on the freedom day. jillian: rain on your wedding day is supposed to be good luck. todd: take that. change the song. time for the good, bad and the ugly. california firefighters go above and beyond the call of duty, the orange county fire authority finishing mowing a 93-year-old man's lawn after he collapsed during what he was trying to do the yard work. the grateful homeowner returned from the hospital, is expected to be okay. jillian: the bad, an illinois police department is ordered to remove a thin blue line patch from their uniform. >> it's about honor. it's about pride. it's about kinship. it was really about all the things that it means not only to myself but to everybody in my family. jillian: critics claim the image is used by extremist groups and used to intimidate minorities. todd: finally, the ugly. a 200-pound alligator escaping an enclosure at a california zoo. the 8-foot long beast named d a arth gator lunging out

todd: it's racist, capitalism is racist at american express. i give up.day. todd: you can't make that up. this is real. carley: critical race theory is part of i would say a majority of companies now, but the evils of capitalism thing at a credit card company is what's hilarious. todd: i'm out. jillian: still ahead, a freedom loving american locked in a legal battle over a grand display of patriotism. the business owner explains his fight for old glory. todd: i'll come back. a baseball game two years in the making happening right next to iowa's most famous corn field. will cain will chat about it, coming up. ♪ i'm ready to play today. ♪ put me in, coach. ♪ i'm ready to -- jillian: good morning. welcome back. a 200-foot flag pole sparking a lawsuit after a business is told it's too tall. the city claiming, quote, a flag pole can't exceed the maximum height of a building in the zone and the maximum height of a building is 40 feet. meaning it would need to be reduced by 160 feet. joining me now to discuss, butter milk pike self storage owner, john huffman. t

whose agenda is this to divide america when we have the nelson part of america to get inside american express about critical race theory? they make a profit. >> absolutely. and in a few cases you have corporations run by the woke ceo but that is not the mainstream like delta airline or american express. what is really happening you have younger woke progressives who work for these companies and they are fanatical activists so they put enormous pressure to take one side and the political debate meanwhile not getting pressure from the other side they are much more terrified from the woke people that work for them are the accusations that they may be called racist so the left wields that as of the time to get the corporations to submit and in some cases against their will. brian: that americans are fighting and they seem to be fighting back on all levels and now to the teacher. thank you. >> my pleasure. >> another bizarre hunter biden story obtaining video the first sign admitting another laptop was stolen even maybe by the russians brian: with a hooker taping antics with a hooker confessing to

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just this week american express got called up for telling employees capitalism is racist.g health state companies mix politics with this this and use it to influence our lives. he has a new book coming up and a special airing this sunday on fox news and it will also be available on fox nation that day . here's a preview. >> i think there is now a chinese word for what -- they understand this game far more deeply than any of us do. i think that they are now using wokism as a political tool to advance their own agenda. >> there's nothing like getting it wrong here. if we are focused on the things that matter, the balance use that the founders left us in th understanding of our republic, then the chinese government wil have the space. >> thanks so much for being here . how bad does not get before corporations stop doing this. >> how bad it is gotten is actually feeding even worse behavior going forward. that is what i was talking about . they are doing what allows them to make the most money at the expense of american -- they will go to china and that say about it people abou

american express recently hosted a critical race theory training program.ecs last year in the wake of the george floyd protests. how many -- in the wake of the george floyd protesters of being unmitigated disasters? probably a lot. other elements include teaching white employees how to identify their privilege. while likely ignoring that you are specifically marginalized being white. saying that a guest lecturer argued that profits must be sacrificed to advance national doses. i've been amex love that part. it's only because of capitalism that american express is able to employ over 60,000 people. for up to the woke, they would all be broke but i guess this training program isn't as bad as last year's amex seminar. >> welcome. [bleep] >> greg: oh, my goodness. joe, is amex stupid? [laughter] >> joe: yes. will mohammed from the nation of islam. speaking of inclusive organizations. they are going to be surprised when they hear his opinion on {flush the slogan. their high-end card is the black card. >> greg: you should use that material wherever you are perfor

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what do you make of american express now doing this critical race theory training?s amex is denying who clientele because it's not overly grad 6 digits of degrees, i understand that a lot of the executives are terrified of their millennial and now increasing gen z staffers, they don't want to be canceled or racist or whatever the cause is. they think it's easy to assign a little bit of jones and escape with it. the scary thing is the implications of what this means for axems is a business. colil mohamed, the great grandson of the founder of the nation of islam, we know that he went there and basically said, it's racist for you to have the same credit score requirements for black credit card applicants versus white credit card applicants and for anyone who lived through the 2008 financial crisis we know the stunning implications of how devastated that could be to financial markets. maria: it's incredible. i have to get steve forbes in here, tiana. steve, we are talking about is all part of american express' critical race theory training. as you heard from tiana they

we would consider them to be very acquisition targets for anyone ranging from like an american express to a shopify, for example. you could see being interested in one of the players. >> forgive me for not understanding this, but if i'm a merchant, am i going to use many of these different platforms am i going to sign up so that i can use this and that and so on and so forth, or am i going to be restricted to one or two of them >> it's a good question. they're not typically exclusive. they don't want too much clutter on their website and product pages. it's not uncommon for us to see one or two or three, but you wouldn't typically see more than two or three >> and right now paypal has the pole position, don't they? >> absolutely. in the united states paypal is on 80% of merchant websites whereas just for comparison affirm and afterpay, who are doing quite well in the u.s., are in the single digits, like 8%, 9% >> very interesting. this is not the end of the story. thank you for joining us >>> utilities are the worst performing sector in the s&p 500 this year. many are having trouble ju

american express, a $2.3 billion profit company says capitalism is racist. well, fine. color at the top of your organization, and then, we can all happily say, american express don't leave home without it, or american express, don't be a racist, and you will be with it. what a nutty thing for a company to do. they ought to be embarrassed, ashamed and apologize for that kind of insanity. stuart: good glad to hear that governor. i'm not going to do any dancing on the set right here, i can't go that far it's just not my image. governor, you, sir -- >> man what an image that be , stu. come on. stuart: i wonder if it would rate. governor you are all right and we'll see you again real soon. >> take care. stuart: all right, let me bring in joe doran, he's a hot shot on wall street, this man with the accent, he is the head of personal finance for goldman sachs, no less. are you okay with -- >> it's so nice. stuart: that's right in new york city. now, are you okay with financial companies like american express pushing these woke ideologies? how do you feel about that? >> well, l

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stone not in the financials like the morgan stanley and citi, but also in credit cards like in american express, which was highly levered to that reopening and specific business travel and specifically travel. >> yeah. i mean, i like axp i would rather be in the banks here because i feel like they've traded sideways longer they've undergone a little more pain you've only started to see american express roll over recently nonetheless, you've seen a little pullback. this sort of peaking delta narrative is going to continue to develop and i think that could develop into a tail wind for consumer confidence and investor confidence in moving back into cyclicality. you think about axp, levered to business travel, people going to restaurants. just the economy reopening up again. i think you could have a tail wind in names like that as well. >> let's get back to the white house here we've been watching the nation's top ceos leaving the white house. that summit has wrapped up eamon javers with the latest what happened? >> yeah, you've been seeing all the big guys there leaving all at the same time we're

so i said, ichiro, what is your favorite american expression? ) shop. >> that is my favorite. >> stephen: "august in kansas city is hotter than two rats in a ( bleep ) shop." >> which actually is true! if you have ever been to kansas city in august. and after the laughter from me and the crew subsided, his he said i have a bad teammate. i said they are even worse than you think because ichiro, there is no such expression-- expression as that. >> stephen: you have had amazing interview shows over the year, a host of them. now you haveack onec with bob ctas on hbortly 3h. whats "going back on the record," bob costas? >> we're not reinventing the whee. the first show i've had for a decade or so is "on the record." now it is "back on the record." there will be in-department interviews, i hope they are in department, a little commentary, journalism, some panel discussions, charles barkley, the lead-off guest, should check both boxes, entertaining and guaranteed to say something provocative. >> stephen: thanks so much for being here, good to see you.

paypal, klarna, american express and jpmorgan chase all have buy now pay later options and apple is reportedly working on a similar product offering with goldman sachs. many of these companies don't charge interest, at least for the first year mostly rely on debit and link to consumer bank accounts many strike deals on the back end and profit from that relationship and often don't use a traditional fico score some analysts worry about the debt load in these cases and what they call stacking debt, meaning paying for installment loan it's with credit cards and seen as threat to the traditional card issues and money didn't centered banks main profit interest bearing loans and fees back to you. >> kate rooney, thanks, with details on that deal karen, you've been, for a long time, a fan of square, and a fan of j.b. morgan wondering what you think are the ripple effects for incumbent lenders and financial institutions >> if you're a bank, worried from every again from fintech. jamie dimon wept on about that, have to be more nimble and speak to that younger customer so used to do nefeverything online

top holdings include target, american express, he nar and simon property group joining me now is bill snead, chief investment officer at snead capital management bill, it's great to see you. in housing in particular, there's some signs that it's rolling over, don't you think? >> no, kelly it's so bizarre. there's too much money chasing too few goods, which by the way is a classic definition of inflation. and it'll take five to ten years to cure this problem but curing the problemis building houses. so, what happened is we had some tightness in materials, prices went bonkers for a few months. and the companies have just organized themselves around slowing things down temporarily to let the inputs and labor catch up to what they're doing but there's 39.5% more millennials than there was gen x errs by the way, in the economy itself, worrying about the economy because of the variant would mean that you have to have things as miserable as they are right now all the time for the next five years. and i have more confidence in our scientists and medicine companies. >> so, one more housing and

i hear you were so mad about american express making its staff take crt training that you canceled your parents going to school boards. for me with american express, it's a matter of judgment. when i got my first american express, it was a green card. it was a sign that you were succeeding. the brand said you were succeeding if you were able to get that card. and i've had it now for almost 20 years and now it's the platinum card. and as you stick with -- i'm a loyal person. i think brands want to create loyalty. this was a message about judgment, pitting your employees against each other, making a $2.3 billion profit last year according to a report from a whistleblower whose documents exposed this story at fox business and the new york post. they're not only pitting their employees against each other on issues of race and intersectional identity, but you're also looking at the nature of saying that capitalism is evil. i don't -- i wonder about the judgment and the stability of the decision can making -- decision making of a company that does that to its employees when it's about, you kn

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. >> i'm sticking with my short in baba stock goes lower >> jon >> american express.ht thank you guys for making me so comfortable here really appreciate it there you see american express down a little bit. that does it for "halftime." "the exchange" begins right now. >>> thank you very much. we'll see you soon welcome to "the exchange," everyone a lot of news affecting your money today as the fed heats up taper talk and traders pause to watch the unfolding events in afghanistan. that's where we begin. explosions and deaths at the airport in kabul as the u.s. nears its deadline to get out. let's go to sheppard smith for the very latest at this hour >> that deadline very much in question now the latest as we have it in just a moment the headline is at least three united states marines were among those wounded in the explosion at the kabul airport we

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. >> i'm sticking with my short in baba stock goes lower >> jon >> american express. bought it during the show. >> all right thank you guys for making me so comfortable here really appreciate it there you see american express down a little bit. that does it for "halftime." "the exchange" begins right now. >>> thank you very much. we'll see you soon welcome to "the exchange," everyone a lot of news affecting your money today as the fed heats up taper talk and traders pause to watch the unfolding events in afghanistan. that's where we begin. explosions and deaths at the airport in kabul as the u.s. nears its deadline to get out. let's go to sheppard smith for the very latest at this hour >> that deadline very much in question now the latest as we have it in just a moment the headline is at least three united states marines were among those wounded in the explosion at the kabul airport we know from the pentagon there were two explosions, one there at the abbey gate, one of the main entrances to the compound and nearby, a thousand meters or so away at the baron hotel betw

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announcing the $29 billion deal to buy fin tack after pay to get into the space and paypal and american express, citi and apple is finally reportedly planning to launch installment lending in a partnership with goldman sachs back to you. >> it is a fascinating evolving area i think tim has a question for you. tim? >> well, i think the question is, they've already struck a pa partnership with apple canada on activity north of borard does this leave a place with we see these two companies fortunes, not amazon but a firm tied to amazon at this point >> it is interesting, that is the case with peloton. some of the partnerships have been a leading indicator for a firm stock you saw it sort of trading in sympathy with peloton. i think it does tend to trade long with whatever it is partnered with but amazon being such a big chunk of u.s. e-commerce has investors up and they won't be able to partner with certain people because they're with amazon and one of the things that we wore wondering is something that amazon could build their own buy now and pay later product and instead went with a partnership.

so i suppose the best way is that the american express trait as many as they can with the help of the nato forces planes that can land that. the dutch, the bell says that brings the french and, and trying to take as many as they can. but the problem is and remains as your just said, the employee column, you of all the stuff are left to themselves. it's just sy gone all over again. who could trust western democracies after this? well, anger over the destruction in afghanistan is reached america to with paper pouring onto the streets there to protest against the taliban, seizing power, running broke from both east and west coast from allies. washington demonstrate this chancing free afghan a stand by the traders in demand that the white house helps struggling afghan population. it comes as politicians across nathan member states, blaine, the u. s. and joe biden, in particular, for the fall of us can stand, don't quarter, looks at the main thing and 20 years of occupation. more than 2 trillion dollars spend hundreds of thousands dead. it's half the price tag only to get a humiliating def