and gareth bale of whawales is most paid by adidas.n the teams and individual performances will also affect that. and going to france, you can go for 3 to 1 followed by germany and spain and then england available 8 to 1. come on, england, and the total gambling market is estimated the billion globally. and france versus romania is going to be at 3:00 p.m. today, and i will be glue ed d to the vision sets tomorrow when england takes on russia. >> well, i have -- what do you make of this? ni e key yes sh, -- nike yes, t global footprint they have long succeeded in trying the build that, but adidas seems like an afterthought. >> but looking at the performance, and adidas is up 4.5% going into the tournament, and over the last month. and nike is down 7.0, and so they are going in the opposite dr directions going into this, and the question is, does mess ix have the better tournament or row are nal do ronaldo. >> and it is adidas, and i will use that pronunciation is the name in soccer. and nike, 20 years trying to break in, and they have

praise onlish -- adidas and under armour. not so bullish on nike.ember an era when british knights was a challenge. reebok was the pepsi to nike's coca-cola. is under armour a real player that is here to stay? >> absolutely. it is a challenge, that we should think about challenge as an opportunity. it allows the big players out there to keep at it, to play the game. if you are a monopoly, it gets a little boring. it is exciting to see the competition. from under armour, coming from adidas and other players, it's going to be an exciting next few years. in riodealing the games are also giving people summing variety. -- the olympic games in rio are giving people some anxiety. is there an anticipation they will be a disappointment for nike? >> it's a good question. we will see product launches at the games. there's an opportunity to grow those businesses going forward. 2012,textualize, back in the products nike launched , for fiscal games 2015, wrapping up now, they have become a billion-dollar business. i think we will see some exciting products for th

is this going to pay off for adidas?f some other companies has not been exactly successful. a clampdown onen spending and luxury, but nike has been doing well in china. adidas believes it will do quite well. it's greater china sales in local currency grew 18% to $2.7 billion. revenue and shanghai a loan is the same as what they get from and hong kong. in germanres did well trade overnight, up 2%. bit worsee a little over the year, but they are starting to see a lot more interest as chinese are becoming more health conscience. ,ishaad: right, coming up sterling completing its worst quarter in seven years. we look at the prospects and light of britain's vote to leave the european union. advancing equities with the nikkei 225 trading 1.5% up. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: we continue this evening with our coverage of britain's exit from the european union. thursday's referendum decision has set off a chain of a series of consequences. the pound has fall be 88% again -- ha

so adidas has more exposure but nike pays more.hat weigh up in terms of consumer engagement? nike has more followers in terms of soccer followers on twitter and facebook but adidas has better engagement. hosts france go off as favorites. followed by germany and spain. england are 8 twun. come on england. we can do this. rounding off to top five. have a look at austria, 33/1 or wales at 80/1. the total gambling market is estimated to be worth $2 billion globally. the crucial first game england versus russia tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. right, still to come here on "worldwide exchange" we take the focus off sports back to stocks around the world. they are selling off right now. we'll tell you why and the factors at play when "worldwide exchange" comes right back. ♪ "dinner!" "may i be excused?" get the new xfinity tv app and for the first time ever stream live tv, watch on demand, and download your dvr shows anywhere. >>> good morning. global market alert. oil prices dropping. yields falling to record lows. and global equities are selling o

i do believe it are will, but those are huge dollars. >> and scott, you mentioned adidas a second agoand you have to real ize that adidas is huge in soccer or non-american football, and we have a summer tour coming up which is a time that nike traditionally underperforms. you combine the down trend plus adidas being in the sweet spot right now vis-a-vis soccer, and this could set up for a great buying opportunity, and traditional ly if you can get nike 20 times below earnings, that is below $50 on current multiples and seems headed th e there. >> and both under armour, and nike have been performing the same year to date, and when we look at the stocks in the bigger picture, this category which is red hot is now weakening, and the companies are going to be feeling the impact of that. >> and under armour as a stock is too expensive. the multiple is still, and the company fun dadamentals don't j buy out the fundamentals, because if you look at the announcement of sports authority, they announced and came out one week after they filed for bankruptcy and said, hey, is it is going to hurt o

but adidas reportedly has better engagement.oth will no doubt be impacted by how well their players and their teams do at the tournament. on that note hosts france go off as fairs at 3 twun followed by germany and spain. and england are --. and check out austria and wales. wales 80 to 1. both performing very well in the qualifying with strong defenses and one or two attacking style play ores like adidas's --. france versus romania is the first game today at 3:00 p.m. julia. but i know you will be tuning in tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. when england kick off against russia. >> i was writing that down actually because i didn't even know. who do you think is going to win overall? >> i can't look past germany. i france are the hosts but germany is very good and they always deliver in the soccer pitch. >> as wilfred said and it is interesting. france may be the current favorite according to the bookmakers but a recent survey suggests current champions germany are set to lift the trophy. ian bryant joins us now. we were just talking about thi

nike and adidas being main rivals. they hope that with they will be able to do the same.een sales in greater in china, going 8% to $2.2 billion. their revenue in shanghai a must as much in portugal and poland combined. they are seeing a lot more interest in demand for sport in china. the soccer store opening was actually attended by a former management star david beckham. he always generates a lot of interest. they had about 500 stores -- they will feature 9000 stores across china. we know that china has pledged $750 -- $750s million sporting industry by 2025. nike and adidas capitalizing on that, seating areas of growth deliver consumer brands in sports do not see. >> pretty bullish on china. he is renowned for his taste. for decades, hong kong's richest man working simple seiko watch. he recently upgraded to a $500 one and told us why he likes it so much. >> can i ask you what time it is? can i see your watch? [laughter] what do your friends say? >> three years ago i changed. you have about five minutes -- you don't have to change your battery. few hundred u.s. dollars,

midfielder has penned a contract with adidas. a worthwhile investment. 2012 several matches racked up over 20 million tv viewers . this year the figures look set to be even higher. markus: ok, that will be another standoff to watch in the 2016 cap -- temperatures. laura: talk to believe, kickoff three days away. markus: the question is who is going to win? laura: france has a very good record of winning on home soil. it would be nice, wouldn't it? markus: cross our fingers for that. laura: yes, be happy about that. markus, thanks very much indeed. we are taking a short break. 06/07/16 06/07/16 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> according to the news, we are on the brink of a historic -- ,istoric, unprecedented moment but we still have work to do, don't we? tomorrow,x elections and we are going to fight hard for every single phot, especially right here in california. amy: the associated press and

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concerned that some competitors, such as adidas, snapping at their heels.ould adidas the in the green, as many hoped they have managed to steal market share from the competitor? dixons also higher this morning. the company says it is too late to say on brexit. keep an eye on what is happening with itv today. the houseo watching developments. a whole series of upgrades and downgrades. up herede house prices on year. that is pre-brexit. we will talk about that in just a few minutes time. european equities higher again. we rose strongly yesterday. are you surprised we have another leg higher? patrick: there is followthrough today, which is surprising. it is retracing a big chunk of the selloff. guy: will there be people buying cheap u.k. stocks -- companies? patrick: there may be companies in play. there are talks with deutsche itv.e and unique capital inflows on the other side of that. guy: you think sterling gets weaker from here? some of these stocks will be quite interesting. patrick: weaker sterling makes them cheaper. the company's in the u.k. that i wou

john, you mentioned also adidas.e, over the next 12 months which does best do you think? >> we like adidas and sets up well relative to expectations. >> okay. we have to leave it there. jay joining us from morgan stanley and joe from cowan and company. >> meanwhile let's send it to meg terrell for a market flash. >> hey, kayla. the biotechnology industry needed good news and got some today in the form of tess ser ro. the company reporting a phase three trial of its ovarian cancer drug met study goals and sending shares up more than 100%p today. look at shares of clovis which is developing a similar drug in the same class. those shares up in sympathy about 15, 16% today. good news there in biotech. back to you. >> quite a stunning move for that stock. thank you, meg. pimco's chief investment officer andrew balls his take on brexit's bond impact coming up. the former chief economist of the ecb ot mar issing is with us. much more ahead. "squawk on the street" will be right back. great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not

he does have's -- adidas has stores all over the world.r or five major brands have stores all over the world. we are doing the same thing. authority is in bankruptcy. we heard under armour say that will hurt their sales, for instance. you are sold at sports authority. robert: we did very little business with sports authority. we are more in the family channel. we do sell to the exporting 's sporting goods. we have not reached the point of being that involved -- vonnie: where are you most excited about and how are you dealing with the foreign exchange component? robert: the international market by the end of this year will be half of our business. which is great. we are growing very quickly all over the world. exchange, just like everybody else, we adjust prices when we can. when currencies drop and stuff like that. that doesn't affect that much. betty: it is an increasingly big part of your business. where is the biggest market for you or where do you want to target internationally for skechers? robert: there 7 billion people in the world.

by the way, it is "adidas," beca dassler started the company.a: you are telling me something i are it he knew, but i appreciate your input. -- i was goingow to ask if you know what company his brother started? anna: no. [laughter] another sports manufacturer. matt: boomer -- puma. afterwolseley is in focus its third-quarter trading profit rose 18%. it said revenue growth trends have been challenging. i know that some analysts have been picking up on this, good body saying q3 trading has been strong. this is a business that is reliant on house building in the u.s. peter fitzgerald, head of multi-assets at aviva investors, is with us. where are you looking for interesting stocks at the moment? peter: i think there are a number of areas where you can look. we think the u.s. is relatively from an overall market, despite the doomsday -- anna: consumer-related stocks? peter: as long as you can select those that are not significantly overvalued, definitely you have an interest. the issue that you have is, at the moment, a lot of these movements are det

adidas selling market share.ting more market shelve space according to analysts they brought back what was old is new again and it's fantastic the smith, the clam shell, those are doing really well for adidas deals an underarmour and all in competition with nike, kevin durant lebron and jordans still doing very well for them. so future sales are a little short but they also have the euro soccer championship, they have the olympics coming up so those are some of the things this i do love adidas, in fact, some of the old diez but good diez some of my favorites. >> adidas charts different from the nike chart exact opposite of each other. but there you are. nicole thank you very much indeed. here's another stock that just went public last week actually. trulio up 9% yesterday. today it's up another 13%. now there's a winner for you. how about that? how about go pro they make cameras. they call it a one trick pony. remember when it was the hot u new tech stock $65 a share last year. now it is $10 a share. >> wow. next

it hit and adidas is also eating nike's lunch in north america. they're coming in hard and they're going to come in and be the winner in this game. i look at nike and say long-term isn't a name you want to stick with. yaed, i'd stick is it long-term. high 40s to the $60 level. that could be the trading rake, but if i look at a name i want to own long-term is adidas, i'd rather own under armour long-term. >> first of all, nobody's eating nike's lunch in north america. nike owns nrt america. the key is going to be about china, whether it continues to grow as fast, but i look at valuation as much as that's what's every attacked this on, it needs to change. >> it's a great company, well run, but what's the next thing that takes this thing higher. the valuation at this point, somewhere around 22 times 2017 starts to look interesting. under armour is twice that. changes they got massive growth. look at nike, say this stock right now, might totally get it, but 85% in the last six weeks. >> $200 shoes, different colors. they push pricing to the limit. >>

this is a crazy story but he has made an enormous deal with adidas. billion dollars. we are talking about $1 billion. what is so interesting about this is that we got kanye west out several months ago and he said something and nobody believed it when they saw it on our site, that they didn't believe that he was going to try to sell the

lot of nba players appear in big budget commercials for big companies, powerade, gatorade, nike, adidase farm. but, my favorite commercials starring athletes are the local ones, where the player shows up at a local business and shoots an ad with the owner in the store. that is what i love. i can watch those all day. there was one growing up in las vegas, with mordecai the jeweler and, and larry holmes, the heavyweight champion and it was just, like, "these prices are a real knockout." [ laughter ] it was wonderful. [ applause ] so anyway, we got in touch with paul pierce of the l.a. clippers and then we scoured yelp looking to find just the right local business. and, we settled on a shoe repair shop, which still exists. we found a guy named greg, who repairs shoes, and we sent paul pierce to the shop to give his business what i hope will be a major boost. ♪ >> three, two, one for the win. yes. hi, i'm clippers small forward, paul pierce. when i'm on the court, the only thing on my mind is the game. but, while runnin', jumpin' and shooting hoops is good for winning games, it is not good

revenue rose thanks to what the ceo called explosive growth in the company's adidas business. shares of business line soared over 21% to 21.45. >>> analysts at brg are bearish on at&t. the firm downgraded its rating on the telecommunications giant to neutral from buy saying the company is fundamentally healthy but it doesn't see much more room for shares to run. at&t down nearly 1% to 41.52. >>> meantime, medtronic is raising its quarterly dividend by 13% to 43 cents per share. the yield on that stock is 1.8%. and this hike marks the 39th street year that the medical technology company has indeed raised its dividend. shares of medtronic fell nearly 3% with the rest of the market today to close at 83.28. >>> and a delaware judge says that energy transfer equity can legally end its $38 billion merger agreement with rival williams companies. ete entered takeover talks with williams over a year ago but cited a tax problem in march that would prohibit it from finalizing the deal. williams is expected to appeal this latest ruling. shares of williams down 2% closing at 21.29. energy

adidas had some nice hits with fashion space and the under armour is doing well with -- with a basketballhoes. an impact is this to under armour? >> sports authority, more than -- stores. they had a plan to reorganize and cut some cost. they thought, sales might be reduced but we will still have them. sports authority did not make it out, the liquidated. under armour went from about a sales production of $500 this year to 5.9. they are projecting nice growth. >> we are seeing that online sales have taken over the terrorist. what happens with the sports industry? is true that online is definitely hurting these guys. they sellhe way things. they are doing a lot more of their own sales. more throughstuff our own channels. under armour has a big.com business. that hurts the sports authorities of the world because under armour and other brands are doing their own going. i am hearing of the market is becoming very fragmented. >> true. if you think about the athletic look at is popular, women wearing jogging pants and ,weatpants, kind of casual there are many more players than there used to be.

. >> seems like kanye will be the michael jordan of adidas now. >> i think that's what he's aiming to for a bowl of your favorite cereal. >> an up scale cafe in times square. bowls of cereal between 6.50 and 7.50. tony you can combine cereals like special k and frosted flakes with pistachios or zestch the cafe opens doors on further of july. >> if it will work anywhere it's new york city. >> i agree. you can do that at home people. >> for much less. >> big changes to the teen usa pageant. officials say they will remove the swimsuit portion of the program. the goal is to remote female empowerment and physical fitness. pageant officials call this important cultural shift and celebration of women to lead active purpose full lives. 2016 miss teen usa pageant will be held jewel 30. >> they're removing swim suits because they'll be athletic wear. that makes sense the girls that participate in the path aunt are between 14 and 19. bravo to them. >> very impressionable age and start to worry about body image and stuff. >> i agree. "fox5 local news at 11" starts right now. tonight he is giving

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after an hour into my shift at the nike store, my manager pointed out to me that i was wearing an adidasa a second? >> jimmy: you get a discount, i mean -- >> steve: can i see you for a a second? >> jimmy: go get another shirt. just do it. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: ladies and gentlemen, leaving the field is james thomas fallon! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this one is from @fourleftturns. [ light laughter ] >> steve: make a right. >> jimmy: he says, "a friend cleaned all of the fish tanks in k-mart's pet department with windex. the inside of the tank --" [ audience oohs ] " --all of the fish died." we found dory. [ laughter ] [ applause ] not good. >> steve: not good! don't worry, man. >> jimmy: oh wait, this is a a good impression you did. ready? this is a windex bottle. go for it. [ laughter ] [ spraying sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] steve higgins. master impressionist. oh, this one is funny. this last one has a picture. this is from @305pirate. she says, "called out sick to go to the who concert. my picture ended up in the front page of the paper. it w

and adidas is back. we had written off adidas.bviously under armour came out today and said, listen, we're still going to have fantastic numbers. kevin plank is a very difficult opponent. but nike is the one that is down a lot. nike big dow stock. that's going to directly impact. >> yeah. on the other side of things michael kors puts up a good number. >> cuts numbers enough. i would say the billion dollar buyback and the extension to china getting that china franchise is very good. handbags have been strong. coach has been strong. coach numbers have been good. so there's various parts of apparel that are strong, but i am -- you know, pvh had a very good quarter. >> right. >> let's not forget that this sports authority when they decided to just close it, david, it was like linens and things. >> circuit city. >> here today, gone tomorrow. >> chapter 7, all the inventory gets sent back and that's the end of that, you're not coming back. >> yeah. dave's outdoor. remember dave's outdoor? >> vaguely. >> that was from the sopranos. >> oh

rallied 90% from here joins us and the soccer trade, and a look at the brewing competition of nike and adidasf the field. carl, back to you and see you in about 15. >> hi, carl, whether it is today or many yesterdays, markets and what we are living through post crisis, it really is different this time, and that is the catch-all phrase that brings impending disaster, because sometimes things are not any different, but they are this time, and whether it is the level of debt before, during and after created after the crisis. you know, when you are talking to the seasoned traders and things like the yield curve and interest rates and the stock market, and when viewed as signals, well, very few make changes considering the current financial landscape that we are amidst. and it makes a difference and so when the yield curve comes up, and the steepness or the flatness and the general complexion of the yield curve, it becomes like an instantaneous response, and when a discussion comes up, this is what it means. the stock market, and indicator of several quarters ahead of the economy, and you could ge

it's an under armour, adidas, a pe of 26, not overly ridiculous. look at the revenue growth from $1.3 billion to over $2 billion. i see a company that is making a transition from somebody, maybe the gentleman we were just hearing, who actually did many things that hurt that stock, and hurt that company over time. and they've had to fix that, and in the process, they're fixing it and they are getting more innovative. it's just not for women anymore, they're moving towards men and children, getting the next generation. i think lulu is doing a lot of the right things right now in a particular environment. >> you read the letter. >> i read the letter. there was one line that i really appreciated. he was comparing the underperformance of lulu to both under armour and nike. lulu stock dropped in the same period. in the midst of the greatest change in the way people have dressed in the history of the world. >> hmm. >> when they moved from loin cloth to pelts to fur, it was -- leisure, i mean, that's -- >> i recently made that change. >> no doubt. no doubt

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turns out adidas only made 15,000. >> disappointed? >> yes, very. >>> we talked to another fan who called in sick to work so he could go shopping for warriors gear. [ laughter ] >> you know what the bad news he still didn't get a hat. >> they have to make more. >> collectible. >> increases and in. we just got a new shipment in. $75. that's the way it works. oh, man. >> 175! >> i wouldn't be surprised online. yes. secondary market. we are look at a really wide temperature spread today. it's all about a marine layer. it's the bottom, bottom, bottom of the atmosphere. but it's enough to really send temperatures about 40 degrees apart depending whether you're watching us in danville or half moon bay and there's the marine layer. it's like a wave. it goes out to sea during the day and rushes back in during the evening. it's beginning to envelope san francisco. it will be over the financial district in the next hour. it's sunny for 99% of the atmosphere but that bottom 1% is the marine layer and it's chilly. half moon bay only 61 for a high

this is talking about competition from adidas and under armour as well as use sales may be softening.n the positive side, less amazon. lotta people we are talking to our shopping at amazon so those docs have hit a record, lifetime high. so as amazon shoppers keep shopping, the stocks keep going higher. it's over 70 percent in the last year of trading. heather: nicole, great to see you. jon: america's election headquarters now and new concerns about the impact of the clinton email controversy on her presidential campaign. as the former secretary of state again admits she made a mistake and tries to defend herself. >> actually, the report makes clear that personal email use was the practice under other theories of state and the rules were not clarified until after i left so as i said, many times chris, it was still a mistake. if i could go back i would do it differently. i've said many times it was still a mistake and if i could go back i would do it differently and i understand people may have concerns about this but i hope voters will get the full picture of everything i've done in my

you have adidas, nike and under armour. nike is the monster and under armour is growing like crazy.etball. hockey too, i don't know if they're in the under armour part of it. ross, we're looking at a market 32 times crossed 18,000 today alone. we're not there yet. what message is that sending you as pretty knowledgeable investor. not ready for 18 at the moment? >> no. i think there is a lot of this negativity still tamping down expectations and such and while the market itself is like wanting to burst higher, that is the way it feels to me, there is this force, few things at market. we'll move substantially higher to break out causing shorts to cover or we'll continue to meander but we're actually kind of bullish because of energy. liz: energy names you like. we put them up on the screen. why you still feel that high oil is higher at $50 a barrel and energy is some great place because since february we've seen more than doubling of oil? >> you have got to be in energy. whole premise at earlier in the year total collapse. i saw a tweet from the permian basin, adding rigs. seeing pric

adidas the biggest gainer.st over an hour, there is a final reading of first quarter eurozone gdp. i wasvening, this is what talking about, following the close at 8:00 a.m.. david cameron and nigel farage are going to take part in a brexit debate. it is it :00 p.m. u.k. time. time.is 8:00 p.m. u.k. i will be staying up late to see that. just over an hour later, the world bank issues its global aspen -- local economic prospects, 2016 report. time..m. we are joined by richard jones. richard, what do you expect from the world bank here. how closely do you pay attention an institution like the world bank? richard: that is far past my bedtime, so i am going to to pick that up when i wake up at 4:00 in the morning. you always have to pay attention to what the world bank says. they have a good feeling about global provisions. they have been cautious in previous reports. it will be interesting to see what the update is when i rise early in the morning. guy: we have to go to bed very early. .et's talk about the fed we a

>> -- on gold ev golden state warriors check out adidas presenting championship gear for warriors gamehursday look what happened with adidas proponentsed golden state warriors with championship, happens sometimes in sports paper puts out congratulations, they lost the super bowl. no harm no foul no flagrant foul at least draymond green, 63, million dollars, guaranteed take that deal? that is philadelphia eagles tackle cox agreed to 6 years 103 million dollars, and 26-million-dollar signing bonus. >> wow. >> 63 million guaranteed that is most ever in nfl for a player low is not a quarterback congratulations to netsch fletcher cox the all time leader 4256 hits, suddenly one player within one hit of tying pete rose sort of but not really. 3 more hits last night, 2977 hits in major leagues, 1278 in professional baseball league japan has 4255, pete rose tells usa today sports that it sounds like in japan trying to make me the hit queen, so not trying to take anything away from ichiro he had hall of fame career next thing counting high school hits. >> wow! . >> in all fairness, if we koupts

plus id this has been revived and is cutting desperate adidas is being revived.y book of the year two years ago. henry kissinger's "world order." how good was it? the former secretary of state rights in "the wall street journal." i highly recommend this essay, whatever your thoughts. tom: we have peter hooper of deutsche bank with us today. what a complex, nuanced essay by dr. kissinger. i know in each of his conversations he goes back to generaln, refugees, and immigration economics. tell us about the shocks to germany and the shocks to u.k. over the last 20 years of immigration. peter: no question immigration has been central to the recent shock. tom: prime minister cameron mentioned it yesterday. peter: obviously. there is no going back. the u.k. population has spoken. it was 52-48, but that was a clear indication this was issue number one. i think cameron's message that had there been more flexibility on this we might not have had this outcome -- pretty clearly, a long sequence, but particularly in recent years, and very recently with what is happening in the

this is a adidas, nike.s downward trajectory is one of the things that have pushed shares lower this year. scarlet: thank you, julie hyman. alix: the gloves are off. what kind of negative advertising you can expect from hillary clinton and donald trump as they battle for the white house. ♪ okay, ready? whoa! [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ ♪ get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. get ready for the rio olympic games by switching to xfinity x1. show me gymnastics. x1 lets you search by sport, watch nbc's highlights and catch every live event on your tv with nbc sports live extra. i'm getting ready. are you? x1 will change the way you experience nbcuniversal's coverage of the rio olympic games. call or go online today to switch to x1. alix: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am alix steel. scarlet: i am scarlet fu. this is bloomberg markets. let's begin with the headlines. mark crumpton has more from the newsroom. mark c.: thank you. vice pres

that has names like adidas. white wave guilden and what else? one for millennial as well?tely. >> milf, what's in that one. >> millennial on the cohort, 13 to 36 is actually the biggest generation with 90 million people. it is big. they generate about two trillion of income. growing rapidly and expected to quadruple. and it looks like companies are that well suited to the types of behaviors of millennial consumers. >> mi-i-l-nm-i-l-n. >> any of those companies you participate this. >> well just the whole idea maybe you want to give something -- just because i. >> a lot to do with the future and growth. when you look at the investing it is very much about where is the market going and what are the companies most likely to benefit from those long-term trends. so if you think about millennial today they are becoming a bigger and bigger piece of the consumer. but consumers are different. they -- >> yes they are -- i can speak from experience. i know millennial that are very hard to please. >> very. >> and can be very fickle sometimes too. so it is tough to pick a stock for the

. >> this outfit, of course, is you got to have the adidas and jorts and you have to have -- >> the jorts no. >> you will when you hang out with me, michael. and the other thing that's there in that photo, the most important thing is the fanny pack. >> the fanny pack. >> the fanny pack. >> got to have a fanny pack. they love them. >> everybody is fans of the fanny pack. when the rock tells you to like a fanny pack, like a fanny pack. >> yes. >> and you know what, you surprised some kids here in new york at a high school yesterday. >> yes. >> and we got a little clip of that, as well. >> watch this. >> i heard these kids, there was papdz monium and you were mobbed as you can see. >> it was complete pandemonium. the kids went crazy. it was a huge surprise. myself and kevin hart went, the moment we walked in, they went nuts and literally it took ten minutes to try to calm everybody down but it was the greatest thing and we spoke about anti-bullying. hey, everybody. back there in the bus. >> the sightseeing bus. >> when you went to that school they probably let you lead and thought kevin was

and bank of america merrill lynch cutting from neutral to buy, claiming they are losing shares to adidas six years. they could reflect sympathy around under armor. they are cutting their full-year forecast, so we will see how this plays out in the market. trading higher in the premarket, cold foods. upgraded shares to outperform and edward kelly says the company is in the early seasons of a turnaround. they say that 50% drop from the offers anock record attractive entry point for investors. than 20% upside potential for the shares of whole food. lastly, trading higher in the premarket we have cost go. -- costco. high visibility, including the transition to a new credit card and potential number -- potential member fee hike. they are off the 2016 lows quite a bit. if you premarket movers on analyst upgrades and downgrades. david: thank you. now, we talk about the future of japan's debt market and take a look at a few shocking metrics in battle of the charts, next. ♪ to our viewers worldwide and the city of london, good day to you. last two days by one point 8%. that's get to the global fi

meaning does adidas and nike get on much higher -- >> they show up on the global list. can see differences if you look at the country list, in the uk a lot of retailers are at the top. in australia it's all companies that allow flexible working environments. people that can work from home, can have their own hours. pwc lets people choose how many hours they want to work. >> let me ask you about the flexibility factor, if that ranks so high, how come more workplaces don't take that into account? >> it ranks high elsewhere. >> doesn't it rank high in the united states? i mean, looking at the differences between the different lists is fascinating. there's not one retailer and one manufacturer on the u.s. list unless you count tesla. >> viacomm is 33. >> entertainment is high. entertainment is a small part of this, we have netflix, viacom, hbo. again it's that buzz factor. >> something to relate to, i work at this company that you use ten times an hour. >> he has advertisements to play on the whole idea. you have seen it. >> absolutely. >> i'm going to be doing this and tha