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abigail: thank you.g to your trade, ultra asthmatics -- cosmetics. >> revenue year over year expected still in double-digit growth. everybody is piling on this easy trade. not that i think the stock is not going to go up but i want to sell a put spread because if the stock happens to drop i'm ok with that because i would want to buy the sure is below 158 anyway. that area technically is a major support area. i'm going to sell the december 1 60 put and i want to buy the december 155 put. i can collect about two dollars for that. 158 would be my break even. if the stock drops, i'm even. if it goes up anywhere above 160, i keep the entire two dollars i sold it for. abigail: there's only about 3% downside to that 158 break even. why not choose a strategy that allows for more upside or downside especially in the expectations of a blowout quarter? what gives you this confidence? >> because technically, i'm really using that 200 day average as a major support area. if i was not trading options and just the stoc

abigail doolittle is standing by with today's options insight. abigail thanks.erivative strategist at mkm holdings joins me. thanks, jim. stocks selling off, crude oil below its last monday lows. what kind of conversation are you having with your clients? jim: we've seen significant volatility in the last week. it's pretty quiet out there. markets might be noisy right now, but client conversations, i think, pretty quiet and very much now august on the upcoming fomc meeting. abigail: speaking of, you were saying your work is suggesting an outcome pretty different than what the rest of the street is printing. jim: right. cycles weightening have gone through, 1999 was the last late cycle tightening we experienced, but as well telegraphed as fed tightening might be, there is pretty much in that the fed will tighten rates under cymer 16. volatility will be induced. that's what we know or that's what we think. very interesting response. we know it's coming. volatility higher. equities tend to be lower over the next three months. ulemon reports next week. jim: it's cov

. >> kadeem williams has quite an interesting video proposal for -- >> "sports illustrated," abigail. pitch lands >>> i'm going to show awe video of two guys on a teeter brd. actually it's quite cool. these guys are impressive, you're watching inar, and olin and anton. they have skiing and gymnastics background. got together and said hey, let's take our skills up a notch and form a team here, at teeter board team. kind of a really wild thing to watch these guys work. they say they like to do it as the precision of a formula 1 race. it needs to be very precise. if you notice one of the guys is a bit taller than the others. >> recess would have been a lot more fun in grade school if this >> the cool part is watch this, the guy with the blue shirt lays down on the board and bounces back up. a lot of practice to get to the point these guys are at. they want to get hurt while they practice. but real quick. take you to the senior formal. >> he ars to be askg som biil t h. t 5 it. too. he decided to make a version of this video, getting all lathered up. >> he's do just fine without her. >> i

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oh, abigail. abs. you want to be let in because you're a legacy, i understand. so wen it's a family tradition legacies should be important to college but when it's the legacy of slavery and racism in this country, colleges should ignore it. hmmmm. face it, abigailk you already got special treatment and you still didn't get in. look, no, hold on, guys. no, no, no. i don't want to pick on the anster, all right. because we got--s close in these few minutes, as well almost all supreme court cases these days, it's probably not about her. >> it is a case speer headed by a man named edward blum, a former stock broker, he recruited fisher after a long search for a student who could challenge affirmative action in court. he came across her because she happens to be the daughter of one of his old friends. >> larry: this guy is going around recruiting his friend's teenage daughters to do his bidding? does that squeeze anyone-- skeez anyone else out? i mean the only way it would be creepier is if he was taking them to court by luring them into his van, right? just saying. j

betty: thank you, apple did -- abigail, live of the nasdaq.ing up, we are looking at oil prices hovering now just under $38 per barrel. mark has got the big chart to watch. mark: yes. oil hovers. goldengot a chart, the chart of proof. stay with us. ♪ betty: it is time for the global battle. we are kidding joe against mark yet. joe weisenthal, the cohost of what did you miss, is back with us. both of you are looking at oil. : i do not know as you recall mark's chart from a few weeks ago. talk signs that the ripple was disconnecting from oil. historically, they traded close together. aftere it in the circle the paris attacks. a look like rush was coming more together. disconnect is over. the ruvell and oil are heading down. no disconnect. if you are betting on the ruvell, hoping there would be a geopolitical read, that is not working out. betty: a brief distraction. ok. understandable given the market dynamics. you have got a unique take on oil, mark. mark: technical analysis. how low could oil go? it is state. it is a big technical analysis ter

abigail doolittle has more. abigail? the nasdaq is up about half a percent.ech shares trading higher, one of which is google. mark mahaney says when the company reports its fourth quarter, it will be segment reporting. he says this is the most identifiable pattern in internet land and will show the forecast for profitability for google. this suggests that shares to have room to run, perhaps right .o the price targets another tech name amazon, the company sold three times as many devices this thanksgiving weekend as last year. ,he top seller, amazon fire tv followed by the fire tv stick. paul vogel says shares are likely to outperform again in 2016. betty? betty: thank you so much. abigail doolittle, live at the nasdaq. you do see that puerto rico has made their payments on their 354 million dollars in bond payments due today. toy are not going to default bondholders. we will keep an eye on the situation in puerto rico. we will be right back. ♪ betty: you are watching"bloomberg markets: the european close." and.our bets it is that time we look at the charts of

betty: abigail, thank you. abigail doolittle live at the nasdaq.oming up, it is the battle of the charts. caroline: this is my debut, betty. i understand i will be taking on none other than drinking really -- brendan greeley. we are going to be talking about it next. i have a chart showing how oil affects at the next. ♪ betty: live from new york and london, this is the european close. i am betty liu, here with caroline hyde. time for the bloomberg flash, the biggest stories in business news. they have paid apple -- what they concluded, apple has engaged in a sophisticated scheme to pay little or no corporate taxes on $74 billion in revenues overseas. >> that is total political crepe. there is no truth behind it. betty: cook thinks the u.s. tax code needs to be fixed, and says charging apple 40% to bring the money back would be unreasonable . a court hearing set for today will consider whether sumner adstone should undergo psychological evaluation. a court ordered evaluation of -- redstoneold control cbs and viacom. beener huge story we have watchin

abigail: we are seeing a recovery here at the nasdaq.was down more than 1% earlier but tesla shares are getting hit today. the has been a lot of noise around this company with the model s sedan seatbelt recalls from porsche. bernstein is saying that tesla could struggle with manufacturing scale and production. certainly important long-term factors to consider, but in terms of stock performance, more important is whether the country will meet of 2015 production target 50,000 deliveries and can they achieve cash flow as promised? there is a high 20% short interest here. against elon musk so far has not been a successful opposition. the stock is up almost 850% since the ipo in 2010. another big loser here at the american natural food, the distributor of kind bars. they missed the estimates. says thatinner increasing competition and shipping dynamics -- and shifting dynamics are to blame. the plunge has left shares cheap. that could create an inflection point at some point for a stock that is now down more than 50% year to date. betty: thank

betty: thank you abigail. coming up, a battle of the charts.i'm gather you are wheeling out brendan greeley today. balboa of the chart world. it's a u.s., greek, and south african bond markets have in common? that's coming up next. you better be ready greeley. ♪ ♪ betty: you are watching "bloomberg markets." it's time for the global battle of the charts. we take a look at some of the most telling chart of the day. we are brendan greeley here and he is ready to go. african movement today. a long-term historical perspective. we're going back to 2000. this is the debt to gdp ratio. down, down, down. up all the way to today. what is this redline? the last measurement data before jacob zuma was elected president. it's not -- you can't necessarily conclude it's completely his fault. i talked to jordan in our johannesburg bureau. they built of a bit of a grain store. this is the trough of the financial crisis. they decided to be countercyclical spending. what they spent on was government employees. they had a plan to double the number of state employe

abigail doolittle is at the nasdaq, watching stocks. some big movers?bigail: stocks seem to be on hold ahead of yellen, with the composite index just up slightly. but we are watching the truckers trading down, after bank of america was out with a downgrade of the trucking industry. demand is soft on a weak consumer, causing rates to decelerate as driver costs accelerate. not what investors are looking for. ch robinson, arcbest, and werner were downgraded. what does this mean from a macro perspective? what does it say about the economy, especially in light of print that ism showed a contraction to the lowest level since june of 2009? betty? betty: thank you so much. abigail doolittle at the nasdaq. we have much more ahead, including the battle of the charts. you took out joe. we had to bring in some of the us. mark: i will ask this question. should the ecb be loosening policy? i'm coming to get you! ♪ betty: you are watching "bloomberg markets," at the european close. time for the global battle of the charts, a look at the most compelling charts of the d

let's go to abigail doolittle, she is live at the nasdaq.gail: the losses here at the nasdaq are steeping as we trade down more than .5%. sanderson farms, the third-largest chicken processor in the united states cooked a disappointing fiscal fourth-quarter results today. chicken prices and exports are down. the stock is up. after dropping 10% this year stevens, the investment bank, maintained the overweight. sanderson farms mayfly higher. betty: abigail doolittle from the nasdaq. and coming up, we have the battle of the charts. mark: we do. the tale of two what is it with you lots? ♪ betty: you are watching "bloomberg markets," it is time for the global of the charts. nothing is at stake but we take a look at some of the most telling charts of the day. brendan greeley is here with us and mark barton is as well. he is my cohost. brendan: everything is at stake. transatlantic pride. these are treasury break evens. this is what you want to buy to protect. this is what the market thinks rmb two-year. they are picking and .5% inflation in two yea

abigail doolittle has more lies from the nasdaq.bigail: we had a big rally here ,arlier, we were up almost 1% sitting with all of the volatility that we have seen. it has been a difficult december here at the nasdaq. commodities index down as much as 6%. the head of technical analysis this isy told me that indicative of overall market jitters around the fed decision. stay tuned there. on the composite index today is technology and apple in particular. this stock is on pace for the worst report in two years. there may bethat weak demand for the iphone. jpmorgan was out earlier saying that the possibility could cause fiscal second-quarter estimates to come down. the year, flat on slightly down after huge swings the volatility this year. investors may be waiting to see whether apple can meet current estimates for 2016 or not. betty: thank you. abigail doolittle at the nasdaq. much more ahead and the battle of the charts. mark: i'm asking the question, what are the best performing assets since the fed last raise rates? is that when frie

abigail doolittle has more from the nasdaq.bigail: stocks are sharply higher here at the nasdaq, in part because of cell gene. after thep sharply company settled a patent dispute over its top-selling drug. a j.p. morgan analyst says the biggest overhang has been lifted. the consensus price targets says the stock might move up by 20%. turning to apple, the second-biggest influence on the composite index -- shares are up nicely, with two more banks out with negative comments, joining the bandwagon. one analyst early on that research, from colin, coming up with a negative's appeared -- note next/last summer, wrote a note suggesting the street might be getting to bearish and that once more is known about the june quarter, it could be reason to get constructive on apple again. betty: thank you, abigail. caroline, it is a battle the charts coming up. i woree: i know, and your favorite color on purpose, hoping i can get another win. betty: are you bribing the judge? caroline: you've got to. you let joe win yesterday, but it is all abo

i went to go to abigail with the latest from the nasdaq. abigail?the outperformance of the index relative to the other major u.s. indexes. the dow is down slightly, and the dow transports them about 15%. the reason for this outperformance will he go to our amazon, is facebook, netflix, and one stock not performing is apple. in fact, apple is on pace to close down with the convergence of an index that shows quite dramatically. on news ite is down has paid 318 million euros to settle an italian tax claim. apple's tax dealings, even after they have said in the past they gimmicks, and there is the ongoing bearish commentary and asset reduction on the possibility of week iphone demand in 2016, causing apple to close down a again for the first unlikely since 2008, putting all focus on the company's fiscal first-quarter report in january 2016. david? there,my colleague abigail do litter, thank you. corey johnson joins me now from san francisco. i want to start with this quotation from the op-ed, mark zuckerberg singh who could possibly be against this, thi

betty: thank you, abigail. abigail doolittle at the nasdaq.e next 20 minutes. 50 can aig get rid of its designations? we will break down these questions, coming up. plus the growth in the new year from europe. from, we get a prediction hanging and walsh. coming up on "all due respect," an interview with republican presidential candidate john kasich. can the ohio and make inroads in new hampshire? a pivotal state for his campaign. ♪ betty: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." time for a look at some of the his business stories in the news right now. four is recalling more than 300,000 of its cars because the headlights might suddenly shut off. the affected models are the crown victoria and graham -- grand marquis built between 2003 and 2005. the automaker said that there were 11 crashes and one minor injury because of this problem. google, they could be the first of a self driving car on the road. the ceo will announce a partnership during the big consumer electronics show in vegas. google has had plans to get the car on the road within five ye

abigail praises martha's white hair. in private she spoke her mind whether condemning jefferson's ill treatment of her husband were to weigh in with advice of family members. children that eat everything if they like it eight as heartily is yours does must be filled with worms. [laughter] indeed i never saw children as stuffed as shore's what i was in virginia. [laughter] every thursday they posted -- she hosted a public tender. and to become interested submitted the declarations. to give me huge pleasure to read about the dinners in my book. that is where we're whole idea came from. a remarkable display. and some members of congress were invited in their lives and some politicians geller hosted by congressional president's and called on the president to renounce his statement washington refused. he told a friend and virginia first the novelty would be considered an ostentatious imitation through mimicry if england as dining in private with queen charlotte. to stop the avenues of useful information to make independent on

abigail doolittle is life. abigail: we are watching high profile names move in big directions.s surging after it was announced that -- bought stocks in november. some of this could be a short squeeze but even so, shares are above the 50 day average. lucky as is not so shares are plunging after they missed third-quarter estimates. bracing for abe possible year-over-year decline in profits. there is a big short interest here too, 29%. outfitters and their risk and reward profile is on track. shares are cheap, trading at a 60% discount after shares dropped more than 30% this year. brendan: thank you. , i need to tell you something. it is my first battle of the charts and i have to tell you, i have no idea what is coming. hit volatility after last week's decision? that will helpt you answer that question. mark: steal my thunder. then -- zip it. ♪ brendan: you are watching "bloomberg markets," the european closed edition. it is time now for the global battle of the charts. which one to decide wins. which is really exciting. joe weisenthal joins us in new york and we have mark barton

you're shaking. >> abigail: i'm fine. >> chad: no, no, no, you got to go to the hospital. >> abigail: have somewhere i have to go. >> chad: where? where do you have-- >> abigail: i have to go to ben's. i need to go to his apartment because i need to get my stuff and i need to get my son's things and i need to do that so that this nightmare can be over for both of us. [suspenseful music] ♪ >> steve: help me out here, sweetness. your turn to say something. anything at all. even if it y

abigail doolittle has more on this rebound in the nasdaq. shares are actually down today in reaction to the company's announcement that it is acquiring knowledge fire -- solid fire. that puts them solidly in the flash market. i did speak with senior analysts at da davidson. they are bullish. not much has to go right here to have the stock work. turning to apple. part of the reason the markets may be turning around. investor expectations around the march guide may finally be too bearish. betty: thank you, abigail doolittle. it is a battle of the charts, next. it is the season to think of potentially all the good investments you didn't make this year. i have just the chart of regret for you, coming up next. ♪ betty: you are watching bloomberg markets european close. i'm here with caroline hyde in london. time for bloomberg flash. apple is speaking out against a proposed u.k. surveillance law. proponents of the investigatory powers bill say it would strengthen law enforcement's ability to investigate potential crime. the measure would let the g

abigail: the indexes trading in a positive range. in part due to apple. higher. war aboutotal of reports of weak demand for the iphone. last week was about the weak demand. we had jpmorgan out with weak comments, talking about the iphone demand would be poor. this happened in early november. credit suisse came out with a added and goldman sachs apple to its conviction by list. the question is maybe will and analyst at apple or defend shares sometime soon? that he: abigail doolittle at : abigailq -- betty ban doolittle at the nasdaq. what does all of that mean for apple? after historic elections of the weekend, no majority government in spain. betty: time for the bloomberg business flash, biggest business stories and the news. a trader found guilty of manipulating libor. he will now serve 11 years instead of 14. a panel of senior judges rejected the deal against his conviction halloween 18 update hearing. the board has determined that -- that could signal the escalation of a war. icon and bridgestone want to take it vantage of strength and u.s. auto parts

abigail: it has accelerated over the last few minutes. composite index down more than 1%, as you mentioned. a piece of it is gopro. down 70%. more than 70% over the last five months, today plunging to anotherrecord low on analyst downgrade. a team of analysts at morgan stanley cut the rating to underweight and reduced estimates and took the price target to a low of all dollars, saying the likelihood of high in 2016, among other issues, including valuation. there is a high shortage on the stock. some investors are happy. much. thanks so i have been waiting for this all morning. battle the charts. what have you got? mark: you are wheeling out michael mckee. i cannot believe it. in zerois likely to end interest rate policy on wednesday but our emerging markets -- are they ready? ♪ david: you are watching bloomberg markets. the european it is time now for the global battle of the charts where we take a look at some of the most telling charts of the day and what they mean for investors. mike mckee joins us now. mark barton is still with us in

thank you, abigail. abigail doolittle at the nasdaq.eeks until christmas eve and is shaping up to be a difficult holiday season for many retailers. shares of men's wearhouse tanking today. the company says same-store sales have plunged this quarter, already down 35% for the first week of december. meanwhile, best buy trying to avoid another lackluster holiday season. shares are down. black friday at the brick and mortar chain, not so great. , is this a pretty bad mistake with jos. a. bank? matt: a year ago they paid $1.5 million to buy jos. a. bank. the market cap has gone down $2 million. they paid more for the company then the whole company is worth right now. --all goes back to a kind of of a lot of mistakes that retailers have made. when you change the promotional strategy, you have to have something to offer them in his place or they will not show up. withw this with jcpenney, ron johnson. took away the strategy, shares collapsed -- does men'swhat wearhouse do with jos. a. bank? somewhat were known amusingly as by one and you get t

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abigail is live at nasdaq.gail: we are looking at a big rally at the nasdaq and a piece of it is health care. it is up more than 2% at this the four top had pleadings, biogen, regeneron are all up nicely. up about 3% on a morgan stanley upgrade to overweight after amgen reacquired truck war to developcountries their own international sales infrastructure. the revenue from those regional licenses is relatively small compared to the $20 billion in sales last year, berdych could offset slowing growth in 2011 -- but it could offset slowing growth in 2011. morgan stanley named a price target of 193 and it could move higher by 20%. betty: thank you. much more ahead in the battle of the charts. tomorrow, the economic world is watching the fed. mark, you are looking at decoupling in the u.k., right? mark: yes, will the bank of england follow suit or will it decoupled from the u.s. monetary policy? i have the chart,. see you in a minute. ♪ betty: welcome back. vonnie: you are watching bloomberg "markets."breaking news,

.>> reporter: this is what therapy sounds like for new york city actress abigail. she decided to have a once a week phone call and online assignments and forgo traditional therapy. she is part of a new wave of people trying out online therapy. its lower cost, convenient and one can keep anonymity. it provides real really for people suffering from depression and social anxiety. >> a have an optional phone call and they can interact only by email were taxed -- text if they choose. it is a better fit for many people. >> reporter: not online -- all some use licensed therapists and others use coaches and turning listeners. this has some mental health experts concerned. >> the potential harm is that the patient is thinking of coaches as mental health professionals. >> reporter: abigail says calls and texts from her coach in the online assignments help her better manage the nervous butterflies that could paralyze her onstage. >> the way i feel about my career and social anxiety in general is completely different. >> reporter: she's also the excited for her next audition.

betty: abigail, thank you. caroline, that does it for us today and for the week, in fact.least for these hours. you much more ahead in europe for next week. caroline: we do. it was a down end to the trading day. what i'm watching, we have over the weekend, heading to the polls this sunday. the results could redraw the political map. the prime minister said to lose about one third of his support they gave him a record majority for years ago. you have to keep dry on oil, air oil ministers --arab oil ministers meet in egypt on sunday. with a common on the ongoing low prices? -- will they comment on the ongoing low prices? dax,own day on the ftse, cac. ♪ york,t: it is noon in new 5:00 in london, 1:00 in hong kong. welcome to bloomberg markets. from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, good friday afternoon, i'm scarlet fu. stocks declining for a second day as optimism over the rate hike begins to fade. crude oil prices on the rise but many say we have not touched bottom. how low can prices go? and a big acquisition turns into yahoo! sin will -- simple -- symbols for its f

this is a little adams story. , if i can find it, the most remarkable person, abigail. john had gone off in the france, and he left her with the family, the farm, with high taxes to pay for labor,, a shortage of because boys had gone off to battle, and she had a farm to run. she reorganized the farm and turned it into a tenant farm situation and made a success of the farm. she did something else that most people, many people do not know that she actually did. , she went intoe trade. france senthn in packets of goods such as , which shefs arranged to sell with a merchant. favorite of this "small is best" system. explained this was buying at high real tale-- re bel prices when she would better with wholesale orders. "if one in three arrives, i should be a gainer." figure in could consumer tastes and demands of market. at one point, lenin was in great demand. 10 weeks later it was well supplied. so, of course, john never worked outside government for the rest of his life. she had made the family solvent for the rest of their careers. it was a wonderful thing, i thought, th

reporter: this is what therapy sounds like for new york city actress abigail. she decided to forgo the traditional sitdown face-to-face therapy for a once a week phone call and some online assignments. >> there is very little financial risk. reporter: she is part of a new way for people trying out online therapy for slower cost, convenience and anonymity. depression and social anxiety. >> people have an optional phone call. they can direct only by e-mail in texas they so choose. it's a better fit for many people. reporter: not all online programs are created equal. programs use licensed therapists. others use coaches or trained listeners. that has some mental health experts concerned. >> the potential harm is if patients think this is mental health providers. reporter: abigail says that helps her manage the nervous butterflies she says can paralyze her onstage. >> the way i feel about my career in about social interaction in general is complete the different. reporter: she says for the first time she is excited for her next heanna daniels, cbsge, it takes three

abigail doolittle live at the new nasdaq.e volkswagen scandal winds mentioned it before, the ceo of ducati north american operations joins us. take a look at that bike. after the break. ♪ betty: returning now to volkswagen next chapter. the ceo tells hans nichols the vast vw empire will in fact remain together. think in just a few years we will see a more successful volkswagen company then we see right now. brands including assets, ducati and your stake in sc buyer, will those stay in the volkswagen family? >> these are all very successful, and there is no reason whatsoever to consider getting rid of those assets. betty: this news provides a nextmed asset for our guest, the ceo of ducati north america. no interview would be complete without matt miller next to me who owns a ducati. i own a number of ducati's. looks like it is going to be one more soon. betty: keeping all the brands, including ducati. that is the news. are you feeling any kind of low back from the volkswagen scandal? >> not at all. happening.hings are this wil

(sot - abigail fisher/plaintiff)"i don't believe that students should be treated differently based on their race."fisher's case was heard by the supreme court for the second time in three years wednesday. at issue, whether the school can use race as a factor in admitting freshmen.the university guarantees admission to texans who graduate in the top ten percent of their class - regardless of race. the remaining 25 percent of applicants face scrutiny over a number of factors, including ethnicity. (standup bridge:) "the supreme court has repeatedly ruled in favor of using race as a factor in college admissions. but today's court is a more conservative one."a skeptical chief justice john roberts asked, "what unique perspective does a minority student bring to a physics class?"fisher's legal team argued eliminating race as a factor would create more diversity.(sot - edward blum/fisher's legal adviser) "the suggestion that african- american and hispanic enrollment would plummet at ut if the court strikes down this outside the court, 3 protesters sided with the university. in a statement, th

>> abigail: yeah, i'm fine. fine. >> abigail: i'm fine.

abigail: stocks are much higher here at the nasdaq.of strength care, biotech in particular. the nasdaq biotechnology index is up 2% today. we take a look at a longer-term chart of the nbi, the long-term rally is broken with the index below its 200 day moving average. just today on this buying action, it is back above its 100 day moving average for the first time since its significant distance. it will be interesting to see whether or not that near-term theng momentum can push off big selling pressure that we started to see this past summer great now it is playing into that nbi strength and the composite index. the company settled a patent dispute for its top-selling drug. jpmorgan has an overweight rating and he says the biggest overhang on celgene stocks has been lifted. the stoxx may move higher by 15% from current levels. another source of strength from the composite index and biotech is regeneron, shares up nicely today, perhaps for two reasons. less of uncertainty plaguing regeneron over the last six months. for the year, it's up

abigail doolittle joins us live from the nasdaq. abigail: volatility is the story here.own and out -- down more than 1%, now up slightly. amazing. nonetheless the composite index remains below the moving average for a second day in a row, a bearish signal that suggest significant volatility is still ahead. today, gothe action pro. shares of this highly shorted stock have plunged to a new record low. this is one of the worst foreigners at the nasdaq, down over 7% this year today. shares are often a downgrade, taking the rating to an underweight reduced estimate cutting the price target to a street low of $12. capital had an interesting call saying that it makes an interesting target for apple. turning to apple, that stock is off today after j.p. morgan said that apple supply chains were showing a sign of weakness and that this could cause fiscal second-quarter estimates to come down. this is one side of the story this year from apple. a lot of analysts have been talking about a strong holiday season and good demand, but other analysts are talking about a supply chain amon

thank you, abigail. abigail doolittle at the nasdaq.rg intelligence is digging deeper into what to expect for 2016. we have looked at what is ahead , andtf's and biotech's today we're taking a closer look at the media world. we are joined by bloomberg senior intelligence analyst paul sweeney. a big story today -- it is not wars."and "star it is actually disney getting out of its stake in fusion. what happened here question mark paul: this --happened here? paul: it was an attempt to appeal to millennial's, maybe bilingual millennial's and it never got off the ground. disney said they would step back because in the interim disney has made other investments trying to tap into the millennial market. e.ey put $400 million into vic the amd network, which disney owns 50% of with the hearst companies, they are going to create a network targeting millennials. betty: they were doing that because a big trend -- i assume people are looking at -- is the large part --- a huged cutters, who are part millennial. number that dohe not sign up for pay-tv

but the first one for little abigail. and a fitness program in california lets you exercise with your pets and then raise money for a good cause too. josh: pilates for paws lets pet owners use their animals as tools to help them stretch. the creator for the program kathy braidhill says it's just a fresh way to do pilates for people of all skill levels. jennifer: did you know they can use the smaller dogs as a jennifer: now at 6:00 a major water main break in manchester. homes are flooded and roads are shut down right outside of the downtown. tom: this robber hops the counter but the clerk wasn't going to hand over the money. mike: a bright and cool wednesday before more changes follow. when the next system arrives and what it brings our way. jennifer: and fighting substance abuse in new hampshire with fast track legislation. the proposal the task force pushed through this afternoon for immediate attention. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at 6:00. tom: off the top at 6:00 tonight, these are live

and the abigail anderson said -- and i quote -- "every little amount counts. it makes a difference." another example, a freshman at temple, she's from hazelton, pennsylvania, near my hometown of scranton. she didn't have enough money, amber didn't have enough money to pay her tuition bill even for this year. her mother wasn't able to co-sign her loans and she was -- i should say she was able to get a perkens loan in the amount of $-- perkins loan in the a. $35,00amountof $5,000 with the f temple. she said -- and i quote -- "without the perkens loan perkin program, i would not have been able to h to enroll in school. i'm not sure what i'll do next year. i'm in kind of a predicament." for some, that might be an understatement. so with now this bipartisan agreement, neither abigail or amber will have to worry. they can focus their attention on the end of the semester, their exams and whatever else here able to focus instead of whether they'll be able to afford to return to campus for their sophomore years. so we have, even with this compromise, lots of work to do

. >> reporter: this is what therapy sounds like for new york city actress abigail. she decided to forego the traditional sitdown face-to- face therapy for a once a week phone call and some online assignments. >> there's very little financial risk to do it. >> reporter: abigail is part of a new wave of people trying out online therapy for its lower costs, convenience and anonymity. studies are finding it provides real relief for people suffering from depression and social anxiety. >> people have in fact an optional phone call and they can interact only by email and text if they so choose. it's a better fit for many people. >> reporter: but not all online therapy programs are created equal. programs like talk space and breakthrough use licensed therapists. of tea use coaches or trained listeners and that has some experts concerned. >> the potential harm is if patients start thinking of coaches as mental health providers. >> reporter: joyable cofounder steven marks says their coaches are trained to recognize and refer more serious mental health issues. >> you're traine

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betty: abigail doolittle, thank you. " height is out of the galaxy.force awakens" is set to debut tonight. expectations are high, but they are now in hyperdrive. there are expected to take into hundred $30 million opening weekend, topping previous opening-- $230 million weekend, topping records by "jurassic world" and avatar. here is paul sweeney, director of north american research and bloomberg intelligence. he joins us now from princeton. paul, by the way, are you excited -- are you going to go watch it? paul: absolutely. everybody in my house will go watch it. a lot of people would be looking to go to the movie starting at midnight tonight in the u.s.. betty: that is right. it has a lot of hype. $200 million to make the movie. how soon do you think they will make that back? paul: i think they will make that back quickly. there is at least $100 million on top of that in marketing. this is a movie that is looking to potentially do over $2 billion in global box office. the expectations for the movie have just been enormous. it looks like their acquis

it's actually the second time the high court has considered abigail fisher's case. back in 2013 ... the justices sent the case back to an appeals court for further consideration. in ninety minutes of argument today ... the court's conservative wing expressed skepticism of the need for affirmative action in modern college admissions. that's a troubling sign for civil rights activists. sound rev. al sharpton, national action network :48-:55 "i didn't know if i was in the courtroom at the united states supreme court or at a donald trump rally." the pivotal vote in this case - suggested several times the court needs more information ... raising the possibility this long-running, potentially landmark case may be headed back for another hearing. "brian mooar, nbc news, washington." there's also the possibility of a 4-4 tie vote. justice elena kagan recused herself from this case because she worked on it during her time in the justice department. president george w. bush's "no child left behind" education policy is now one signature away from death. today the senate passed the new "every s

abigail doolittle has the latest. more news on apple.you can't go a day without talking about apple. we are trading modestly higher. that was caused mainly by apple. it's been the big story for weeks. investors are trying to sort through week iphone demands. the iphone demand was fine in reports. there is an interesting analyst. he did say he got right he downgraded shares back in the summer on concerns around the supply chain. he says while he is holding off on an up. maintains his sugar price of 100. investor expectations around the guide may be finally to perish. sh.beari considering that 84% of the street analyst have a buy rating, it will be interesting to see if any others come out and defend apple. betty: thank you, abigail. let's stay on stocks. it's the tale of two companies. started with to play, let's take a look. the shares can't catch a break. battered yeting again of e. coli breaks in previously unaffected states. meanwhile, it's been a different story at hiking. shares are up early 5% this year. there is no stopping the ri

you know, we can have chad over if-- >> abigail: no. no. >> jennifer: why not?bigail: it's over. >> chad: i'm just asking you to think about it. >> belle: listen, chad, there are a lot of lawyers in this town. i'm sure one of them would be

abigail? abigail: we are on pace for our best week in a month.2% this week largely erasing 5% on the month. year up finishing the more than 5%. also, celgene, the top performer on a percentage basis, and shares are up sharply after they sell the patent for a drug. the market is very bullish. one analyst says this is the best -- the biggest overhang on these celgene stock has now been lifted. maintains a price target that suggests the stock may move. keeps watchabigail on the nasdaq, we are keeping a list of who has been naughty and nice in the s&p 500. this tracks the s&p 500's biggest winners and losers. at the top of the list, netflix, so far this year, best-performing stock. a dramatic slump in oil prices. energy is the biggest loser. a loss of 77%. we want to focus on when resorts resorts. wynn look at netflix andwyn since they both target those who just want to have some fun. let's begin with netflix. that is easy one. they did supremely well. going to netflix more and more and watching their shows. how will that continue in 2016? chris: i r