>> if you missed the run in snap, don't worry, mike has got a way to buy the stock for less than a buck's going to show you how to do it in his call to action. >> hi, there julia just mentioned the stock is up 23% in about a month, maybe a little less. it's moving very sharply off of those lows that's one of the reasons we'll look at buying options here. one of the issues though is that options because of all of that movement are fairly expensive, we'll look to our spread and we're going to try to find a fairly good risk reward. bear in mind if the stock was going to retrace the upswing we've just seen, that's going to be $2 to the potential downside. i'm going to look for a move of a comparable magnitude we've seen it up two bucks what if we could get another two dollars to the upside and not take the risk? we're looking at to july and trade i was looking at was the 1416 call spread when i was looking at this earlier, you could spend 75 cents and sell the 16s for 25 cents. that means we get a 3-1 risk reward relationship because we can make a maximum here of three quarters of that spre

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we got a way to get the stocks for less than 6 bucks. it is time to risk less and make more the action begins right now. that's where we start with apple. the stock is closing at a record high today a worldwide developers conference i ckicking off on monday could this be the catalyst taking up to $1 trillion or beyond >> it is interesting just banging around in that level and so when you think of this event with tim cook with the keynote. option traders certainly don't and the implied move between now and next friday is a little less than 2%. the stock is up 2% today expectations are not for some new hardware or anything particularly interesting i think you can have a scenario here where they talk about services and they talk about all different expanding operating system or ecosystem. these are the sorts of things that make people feel better about the services growth which made up of 15% of their total sales and the quarter they reported just a month ago. i think you set up for further consolidation in the near term in this event. what

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down a buck at $49.62. >>> next, health and human services secretary testifying on capitol hill as health care is a hot topic item ahead of the midterm elections. >>> former congressman dave weldon going to tell us how people are finding a health care alternative in a booming one billion dollar enterprise. very interesting. "countdown" is coming right back. they appear out of nowhere. my secret visitors. appearing next to me in plain sight. hallucinations and delusions. these are the unknown parts of living with parkinson's disease. what stories they tell. but for my ears only. what plots they unfold. but only in my mind. over 50% of people with parkinson's will experience hallucinations or delusions during the course of their disease. and these can worsen over time, making things even more challenging. but there are advances that have led to treatment options that can help. if someone you love has parkinson's and is experiencing hallucinations or delusions, talk to your parkinson's specialist. because there's more to parkinson's. my visitors should be the ones i want to see. learn more a

you can always find people who can make a fast buck putting together a health care plan that does very little for people as they collect money from them. our responsibility is to not allow that. in this congress, we had done that. president trump's undoing it. the trump administration and republicans in congress should work with democrats in a bipartisan way to make health care more affordable. instead of taking actions that jack up costs on middle-class families and those that are sick that need health care the a quom call right now? the presiding officer: there is not. mr. booker: thank you very much. mr. president, i rise today to speak about the humanitarian crisis we're

the screws a little bit more among the most fortunate exactly i mean what we're talking about is a buck forty per meal and now what we're saying is that those people with dependents and people with disabilities are out in other words those people are not the ones who can afford any care they may be or have a mental disability they cannot do twenty hours a week and they were saying we'll take your food in other words it makes no sense the whole idea is the politics of resentment and in other words if you don't think about it too long it's like hey everybody should work i work to get food why don't they work to get food but in fact that's not what's going on at all and it's really frustrating and that's why it's not bipartisan bill this time fred want to explain what else the farm bill does it invests in a lot of other things including family farmers but give the ball busters a taste of what else is in innit. farm bill is one of the most important pieces of legislation over eight hundred billion dollars i mean it is paying for rural development and rural energy systems in the rural busine

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. >> reminds me of, for the older ones in the crowd, you got a cell phone and used to pay a buck or twoxtra just for a ring tone. >> yeah. >> i knew it. anyway, first one they pull out is the hardest of them all. the breaking one. >> oh, no. >> oh, gosh, this is going to be tragic. >> so that's what they're going to have to do. they get price close because these guys are actually pretty good at dancing. they each take turns grant eed spinning on one hand for poofiv seconds is not something many people can do. the next one they pick is what many people consider to be the easiest. >> oh, goodness, this dance will not go away. >> try it. >> i can't. i have tried u i gos possle you to do it. >> come on, dad. come over here. >> hey. woo-hoo! >> see, this is the thing now that's happening in playgrounds across america. the kids are all koidoing all t fortdan fortnight dances. >> you might know the other one. >> can you do the groove jam? >> all going to make a fool -- boom, boom, i feel like i'm in old school. >> how about this one? you will like this one. the robot. >> old-school robot. >> t

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the median price of a home in the county is now over a million bucks. >> a lot of people need the help. we're glad you're with us on this friday morning. i think a lot of us are prepared for the heat. you've been telling us it's coming for several days now. >> we've been watching this for a while. maybe the warmest temperatures of the year so far. especially tantioch and brentwood. 94 in los gatos, near 100 in gilroy, going to santa cruz, enjoy the boardwalk and sunshine, 78 degrees. san jose proper about 91. a few 90s are possible especially around redwood city, mid to upper 80s until you get up to mail bray. look at this. another sunny day at the coast just like it was yesterday with upper 60s, maybe mib 60s city. as far as our lows tonight, we're looking at temperatures that are going to run mainly in the 50s to a few 60s out there. in fact you can see places like concord and antioch at 62 and 68. san jose 61. still decent sleeping weather. it's going to take till about midnight to 1:00 in the morning to start cooling off enough to really notice a difference. so here is my accuweath

they came within a buck and a half on 400 of new street high targets for the day.we'll pay attention to that oracle tonight along with fedex. let's get to the judge >>> welcome to the "halftime report." i'm scott walker the top trade this hour, the battle with china undermines the rally. here to debate that, joe, josh, steve and pete the dow is up for the sixth straight day of losses pete, feels like here we go again. the wall street said the market is starting to take the trade war more seriously that's what we're faced with now. >> it sure feels like that, but also, scott, we have seen this time and time again before actually, when we saw the volatility come back into the market g

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$2.65, and selling the july 117 calls for 45 cents now, this is only going to cost you a little over a bucko do this trade one of the things you can take a look at. if you look at the same trade in june, you're going to notice that it isn't much different fliein price. what that tells you is, this is ant trade that's going to decay much you do get participation for about 6 to 7% to the upside here >> mike, you've done this well with selling a downside put in a market that has been pretty rangebound, even if they are cheap in vol terms whatever, but you basically get long down at 104 versus a stock that's trading at 110, and then get long in the upside at 111. so that risk/reward ratio, you know, that makes a lot of sense to me. and as far as carter's charts, the most compelling chart, i think, is that uptrend the fact that it's kind of banging down on that, and you see a lot of room to mike's high strike, and that's why he's selling that 117 because a 6 to 7% rally over the next month and a half or so, would be pretty nice >> and if you were to toss in, let's say it's 50/50 for equities in

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and sitting in this arena during a finals game, for 20 bucks a pop, makes it that much sweeter, sot game three is down ... fans ... happy to be going home with a win. sot standupa lot of fans were expecting an adjustment period while the warriors are in cleveland.so if this was the game to lose, does that mean it'll be a sweep?guess we'l have to wait and see this friday.reporting live from oracle ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. q and a with ali (pam) coming up: police are searching for a burglary suspect who has hit a number of stores in the east bay... we'll tell you why he has been dubbed the "bumbling burglar." (ken) and next: a violent murder in san francisco... where police say they found the victm's decomposing body. ♪ lookin' for a new spring dress. ♪ ♪ for the latest styles where you'll spend less. ♪ ♪ you gotta go to ross. if you want to save big on dresses for every occasion, you gotta go to ross. if you're looking for anon for incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross dis

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says one local victim lost more than a million bucks. >>> a change is coming to a locally brewed beer. what its like to cross the border? we talk to a new immigrant living in a fos >>> tonight at 6:00, what is it like to cross the border? we talk to a new immigrant living in foster city. that story and more coming up on our 6:00 news. >>> for the first time, you will be able to drink anchor steams original beer in a can. up until now, the beer was only available in bottles and kegs. they have been making it this way for 122 years. this summer, anchor steam decided time for a change. the cans will be offered in single and four packs. the decision comes as more craft breweries like anchor steam move on toward canning. >> that's cool. >> i like that. very nice. makes me thirsty. >> we need a four pack. >> there you go. >> rob gets two. >> pretty nice weather if you are outdoors enjoying whatever beverage you like. later, the temperatures climb friday. >> thanks for joining us at 5:00. lester holt is next from los angeles on "nightly news". >> see you at 6:00. bye. >>> tonight, desperatio

the videos of their lyrics in the bus they don't try and censor anything as long as they can turn a buck. i mean they can deal with almost anything these days and i think they've learned that from punk rock how to package a rebellion and kind of castrate it and sell it to the people you know now punks about buying a ramones t. shirt or absurd vicious t. shirt you know that's what punks been reduced to and it was never about any of that stuff it's about attitude and a spirit that can actually and for whatever you do man you know i don't even know if we need any more punk musicians we could do some more punk politicians and punk doctors and punk teachers you know i'm saying i think it's very important people understand the punk it's not this dead anomaly that began and ended in the late seventy's it has a lineage and a tradition and if you've got a good idea. in the old you can be part of it that's something i recognise as a very young man you know listening to music that you know is about helping you to be all you could be about selling you a pair a pair of sneakers do you understand what

you can always find people who can make a fast buck putting together a health care plan that does very little for people as they collect money from them. our responsibility is to not allow that. in this congress, we had done that. president trump's undoing it. the trump administration and republicans in congress should work with democrats in a bipartisan way to make health care more affordable. instead of taking actions that jack up costs on middle-class families and those that are sick that need health care the a quom call right now? the presiding officer: there is not. mr. booker: thank you very much. mr. president, i rise today to speak about the humanitarian crisis we're facing in our country. it's a moral crisis, a crisis that didn't come about by some natural disaster. it's been manufactured by the actions of the trump administration, the actions of our president. since the past april, over 2,700 children, some of them just infants, have been forcibly separated from their parents. that's about 45 children every single day. these children have been ripped from the arms of their pa

a conversation. but they left the price target at 65 bucks. stock sold off significantly that day you look a month or so ago they announced a $10 billion share repurchase micron. which is a significant portion of their market cap. they wouldn't be putting their money where their mouth is like they are so i think they've sort of changed their business model a little bit and i'm with pete i think although historically low valuation might be reason to buy it in today's world i think it is >> good for all the chip i'm for intel. i guess we don't have earnings for a little while for those but this is pretty impressive, i've got to say. and that pe is enticing. >> it's not enticing >> oh. >> didn't even let me finish the sentence okay. >> it's not enticing it's never traded at a double digit pe it never has it's the most cyclical number in the pc and smartphone supply chain. listen that guidance wasn't dramatically above expectations. the guided gross margins are exactly where consensus was. the eps beat fine. it's in the middle of the range. here's

they came within a buck and a half on 400 of new street high targets for the day. so we'll pay attention to that oracle tonight along with fedex. let's get to the judge >>> welcome to the "halftime report." i'm scott walker the top trade this hour, the battle with china undermines the rally. here to debate that, joe, josh, steve and pete the dow is up for the sixth straight day of losses pete, feels like here we go again. the wall street said the market is starting to take the trade war more seriously that's what we're faced with now. >> it sure feels like that, but also, scott, we have seen this time and time again before actually, when we saw the volatility come back into the market, we got over 14 we were up 14% on the vix. and now we have slowly kind of started to leak back out again so it tells me that there's not as much concern in the market right now as i think we're looking at and we're seeing the market down less than 300 now. it was down 400-plus points. so we have come off the lows i think that's pretty interesting. and people are willing to put it to w

the screws a little bit more among the most fortunate exactly i mean what we're talking about is a buck forty per meal and now what we're saying is that those people with dependence and people with disabilities are out in other words those people are not the ones who can afford nanny care they may be or have a mental disability they cannot do twenty hours a week and they were saying we'll take your food in other words it makes no sense the whole idea is the politics of resentment and other words if you don't think about it too long it's like hey everybody should work i work to get food why don't they work to get food but in fact that's not what's going on at all and it's really frustrating and that's why it's not bipartisan bill this time fred want to explain what else the farm bill does it invest in a lot of other things including family farmers get give the busters a taste of what else is in innit. farm bill is one of the most important pieces of legislation over eight hundred billion dollars i mean it is paying for rural development in rural energy systems in the rural businesses it

a million bucks seems like quite a bit. >> it's pr. >> we're talking about them right now.or. his face is in all of these advertisements. he's getting free air time. >> but people don't want to go to him. >> neil: people are thinking, i have to be critical. i could be sued. >> she's not the first person to sue somebody with a negative review. >> really? >> yeah. there was a chimney company -- it's an example. it's worth a million dollars. >> i don't know how many you trust going back to this guy. he's an ob-gyn. you go back and like -- >> neil: we're not going there. president trump has been making controversial pardons. blagojevich, martha stewart and on and on. what do you make of it? take note? >> i don't have a problem with these pardons. if he's going to be pardoning people, he needs to pardon matthew charles. he was out for two years. he had a steady job, steady girlfriend. volunteers every saturday. turns out he was released in error so they're sending him back for another decade. they sent him back -- >> neil: and they have petitioned him to do that. it's awful. if

. >> daniel: and uh, pay him maybe a buck a month. you know what i mean?days. >> daniel: yeah, well. >> anthony: why lyon? why here? look at the fundamentals, the things the lyonnais think of as birthrights. the right for instance to eat delicious cured pork in unimaginably delicious forms. >> daniel: the art of charcuterie, lyonnais can't live without it. >> anthony: look at this. terrine, pate, sausages, rillette, it's an art that's revered here and widely enjoyed. >> daniel: monsieur reynon. >> reynon: bonjour. >> daniel: merci. tony. >> anthony: bonjour, monsieur. tony. >> chef: tony. >> anthony: and few names garner more respect from aficionados of pig than reynon. [ reynon speaking french ] >> daniel: 20 -- 20 ton of saucisson just inside this room. the holiday are coming, and they're going mad with the production of saucisson. >> anthony: in a relentlessly cold room, pork shoulder, belly, and fatback are fed in batches through a vertical chopper. a sprinkling of seasoning and spices. >> chef: oui. >> anthony: removed in large balls of finely, but no

and so another buck in 2019. a second buck in 2022. and a final buck in 2025. ing that these projects are going to take place on time and on budget. and skeptics like congressman mark desaulnier will be watching like a hawk. >> a lot of those folks are people from my district who did not support it. >> reporter: he questions many of the proposed projects. >> the project list was devised more for political relationships than for what would benefit the commuter. >> reporter: now, there are a lot of projects that are involved and we have put up a link on our website at ktvu.com, web links, and you can see each of the projects in your county. but remember, a lot of these are multi-county projects so it's a very wide package. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >> tom, pretty lofty goals, too. any idea how they keep track of that toll money to make sure it goes into the transportation fund? >> reporter: oh, yeah. there are a lot oversights on this money now because people have had the feeling that some of the stuff was being siphoned off and many years ago some of it was. bu

and so another buck in 2019. a second buck in 2022. and a final buck in 2025. are going to take place on time and on budget. and skeptics like congressman mark desaulnier will be watching like a hawk. >> a lot of those folks are people from my district who did not support it. >> reporter: he questions many of the proposed projects. >> the project list was devised more for political relationships than for what would benefit the commuter. >> reporter: you can see a complete list of projects on our website, ktvu.com. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up, some disturbing video of the beating of an unarmed man by police in arizona. coming up next, the investigation now under way. >> you just look at the video, um, it -- it's unanswerable. >> and kim kardashian asked the president for her release and now a woman who served more than two decades behind bars is free. her story coming up. >>> new pictures from hawaii where lava from the kilauea volcano destroyed hundreds of homes monday night. take a look. this is from sunday. you can see the smoke from the lava app

and we have apple up alphabet up microsoft is down a buck. vid i ask this question every single day. these -- they're on a tear, on a too expensive for a guy like you to buy. >> they are. and this model but the laws of gravity in terms of evaluation have not been overturned as we're going to talk about later revolt in the ranks and concern in congress about privacy. about monopolization and there's headwinds investors have to factor those in. >> christina throwing up a -- >> i agree with you i wish they would factor that in but you saw with facebook data scandal this is past entire year and stock roaring higher not a lot of competition when it comes to platform and dominating in ad revenue. >>s>>that is very true and if yu would have said too expensive can't get into them now you would have been wrong because they keep on powering higher look at amazon right now 1737. >> i can't get in. you talk about splitting amazon yesterday. [laughter] they're not going to do it. >> i don't think so. stuart: another amazon story this one for you liz employ