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this should finish off the year strong. >> amd. >>?ve heard the same story for the last 20 years, each time at lower levels. so, i'm going to wait on the sidelines. it's so tempting at a $4 stock, i say wait on the sidelines. >> no thank you. not only that, in semiconductor, semi cap equipment, those are the places you want to be. they are the beneficiaries. >> i rather bail murphy out of micron play. >> down 2%, 3%, maybe buy a new tie instead. >> don't take the thunder out of our debate. >> harsh word from china, deamericanize the world and stop using u.s. dollar. talk to one of jpmorgan's top people in china how dangerous the push could be. >>> full plate of earnings tomorrow. numbers you need to get ahead of the earnings trade. americans take care of business. they always have. they always will. that's why you take charge of your future. your retirement. ♪ ameriprise advisors can help you like they've helped millions of others. listening, planning, working one on one. to help you retire your way... with confidence. that's what amer

jim, based on a the news yesterday, do you feel it was warranted that amd taking a 10% hit?> well, john, i went over the quarter, and you know, i thought it was going to be a gaming quarter. and it turned out to be very much a personal computer quarter. i think it was overdone. but i think a lot of people expected a breakdown quarter and didn't get one. richard in illinois, please. richard. >> caller: yeah, jim. in september you said southwest was at 12.50 and you said it could hit 16. it hit 16 yesterday. is it a buy or sell? or what? >> i still like it. i do like usairways a little better but i have been steadfast with the airlines. i would have gotten much more aggressive had usair been able to merge with amr. i hope the justice department let's that go through. that would make it more bullish. herman in ohio. >> caller: hey, jim, appreciate you taking the call. i've got a stock that's reduced -- increased sales, has a yield at 2.7, and what's your opinion of it tgt, target? >> i like target. i know. i mean, i think the retail has been oversold. rth is not going down. i t

jim, based on a the news yesterday, do you feel it was warranted that amd taking a 10% hit?ll, john, i went over the quarter, and you know, i thought it was going to be a gaming quarter. and it turned out to be very much a personal computer quarter. i think it was overdone. but i think a lot of people expected a breakdown quarter and didn't get one. richard in illinois, please. richard. >> caller: yeah, jim. in september you said southwest was at 12.50 and you said it could hit 16. it hit 16 yesterday. is it a buy or sell? or what? >> i still like it. i do like usairways a little better but i have been steadfast with the airlines. i would have gotten much more aggressive had usair been able to merge with amr. i hope the justice department let's that go through. that would make it more bullish. herman in ohio. >> caller: hey, jim, appreciate you taking the call. i've got a stock that's reduced -- increased sales, has a yield at 2.7, and what's your opinion of it tgt, target? >> i like target. i know. i mean, i think the retail has been oversold. rth is not going down. i think

liz: on a day when most semiconductor makers have been slammed, we have intel down, amd down. xilinx is up. a nice move. good to have both of you, michael muse yo and larry shover. david: have a good weekend guys. tale of two wall street powerhouses. morgan stanley grabbing major bragging rights from goldman sachs with its earnings report out. just as charlie gasparino predicted by the way. banking analyst dick bove is here. he says, not so fast. liz: have you ever wanted to own a piece of an nfl star you think can only go higher and higher? how about tiger woods? your chance may soon be here. in fact right now for at least one nfl player it is. we'll bring you details about this potentially game-changing but rife with problems maybe investment. >>> in today's facebook question we want to know what you think about google es extraordinary rally. do you think google is really worth $1,000 a share? log ton to facebook.com/afterthebell and let us know. ♪ [ male announcer ] once, there was a man who found a magic seashell. it told him what was happening on the tradg floor in real t

. >> reporter: the restaurant which had to furlough 170 employees, a privately owned amd gets no tax dollars or federal funding. >> it's a very special place. >> reporter: and one that attracts people from all over the world. kinl berly terry, "today in the bay." >>> the grand canyon also reopened after arizona officials struck a deal with the federal government. the state agreed to pay the park service more than $90,000 a day to keep it open. state officials decided it was worth it after losing millions of dollars in tourist money during the shutdown. >>> on the east coast as well, the statue of liberty opened to the public again this morning thanks to the state of new york, which will foot the bill during the government shutdown. governor andrew cuomo said it will cost the empire state about $62,000 per day. our landmarks though remain shut down. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," is it a tool to help parents or scare them? how one company says it will help protect children and families from sex offenders, but why critics are calling it exploitation. >>> you're watching "today

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let's move to nicole on the floor of the new york stock exchange on amd. >> reporter: right. both the xbox and the ps4 because either way it's a win/win for advanced micro having a part in these gaming consoles, and the analysts know it. take a look here, it is up 4% today, it's one of top gainers in the s&p 500. now it was raised from an outperform to a neutral, from $5 to $4.50. as we noted, obviously, in the servers there for those gaming consoles and also for notebook computers. by the way, liz, as we were talking about -- as i'm getting ready to pass to you and talk about this, i'm hearing the traders talk about what be they don't get a -- if they don't get a deal? they know that it's not a sure thing at all, and then the markets might sell off if they don't get it done. liz: that's just what charlie and i were talking about. the minute you start to see a massive downward spasm, you watch and see how quickly there's a deal. everybody's 401(k) and college savings plans and pensions? nicole's right on the money there, and she's just articulating what the traders really fee

ideal age for this book and the idea of young people -- the publishing company said this is really amd you didn't put the band in the book. you put dylan but not the band. >> that was the choice i machltd i didn't want the distraction. i didn't want it to be tootingmy own horn and wi can hope it continues. there's so many people we didn't get the opportunity to pay homage to. >> basically you want kids no know what or young people? >> the greatest artists of all time. ful you know about these artists, the 27 ardists in the book, it sets the stage for you. you have a foundation in music that you really kind of know where comes from you know what the real deal is. and we're trying to start with the originators. you have a boxed set coming out. what's it been like? it's been a real high point when we were at the top of our game and it's an extraordinary opportunity that we could record at this time because we were in a huddle at this stage where we were kind of playing to each other and when i was playing a solo i would play it right at the lead or gadgetrth. they were good enough to rice

under obamacare want access to amd's be worse than it is under a private insurance plan for most peoplebecause obamacare and the new systems have funding for nurses and more funding for cna-somethings like that but they aren't opening up doctor schools and limiting access to general practitioners. .. all of the preventive standards which would take of their entire workday, you will never have enough doctors to go around. we are going to have to downsize and doug to lower-cost alternative providers. that is the basic model that tends to work. we can argue of our those lines will be drawn, but inevitably, you're going to be seeing someone other than a doctor for more of your care, and we need to think about how to do that and break down some of the barriers for that occurring without regulatory interference and folks holding on to their old protections. if you tell people they will get everything, which they're not actually going to get and free and paid for by someone else you will get more people wanting that and been previous happened. i think we will do some work around which will be

recognize the gentleman from maryland, my dear friend, ranking member of the budget committee and amde lighted that that you are here. as always, mr. van holland, when you appear before us we are delightning you have in writing. without objection that will be entered into the record and the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. it is good to be here and i just want to commend the committee on the piece of legislation you just discussed which is to make sure that people who are working like the capitol police get paid on time. i also want to commend the house on the unanimous vote on saturday to make sure that federal employees should not be penalized for actions that are beyond their control. i thought that was the right thing to do. i do think people are very puzzled, mr. chairman, about the fact that having said that we're going to make sure that we pay all the federal employees on time, at all, and pay federal employees at all federal agencies we wouldn't act today to make sure they go to work at all federal agencies. i think the american people are a little puzzled a

. >>> amd, buy to neutral? are so bad, it didn't happy. >> you are shaking your head at baker hughes. >> they finally got a good enough. >> amazon hold to buy. >> i put this in because yesterday ebay said e-commerce is bad. ubs said e-commerce is good. >> and a day after unh gave us those numbers. >> this time it's kantor going buy. >> what's on tonight? >> i want to find out about the device tax. we obviously have our game plan tonight. and, yes, i joke around with howie roseman. in full disclosure, when i go to the training camp, i stand next to howie and he's been a terrific guy and i'm proud of knowing the nfl and done some things with the nfl. i know i get caught up and my fantasy team is 4-2. >> the league does love you, jim. you're an advocate for the sport, no question about that. >> and our network has a great sunday night franchise. >> next week we're going to get all that data we didn't get because of the shutdown. risk? land mines or not? >> yeah, i think so. there's a lot of opportunity to buy stoc

positioned well to capitalize on increased sales of next generation video game consoles, some of which you amdshould in their opinion, finish the year off strong. the sock off session highs. keep an eye on the shares. >> thanks very much. new study by travel website expedia out today finding 18 to 30-year-olds take the most business trips and vacations per year than any age group. could it be hindered by the fiscal crisis. let's ask dara khosrowshahi. good morning. >> thanks for having me. >> thank you for being here. first of all, were you surprised to see the 18 to 30-year-olds are mobile and, secondly, do you see any weakening in their habits right now? >> well, we're not surprised to see this behavior. these 18 to 30-year-olds, they have smartphones before they got their college degrees, it's everyday part of their life and use these smartphones and technology actively than older counterparts. we think long-term trends play into technology companies like ours, especially the travel space. we're optimistic in the long term. i'm getting to the long term from the short term is another matter.

. >> amd, one of the four horses of the nasdaq. >> $2.9 billion at this point. but you're not in all the mobile phones we're talking about. >> even intel has never regained its late 1990s mojo, really. >> it's a crazy time. check on the markets this morning. futures right now are suggesting that we're going to have a positive open. the s&p would open slightly higher. dow would open higher by five and the nasdaq would open by more than 20. will, wti is at $100. the ten-year yield has fallen. 2.55 as we saw what andrew was talking about. maybe the fed will be around for a long time. the dollar is at an 8 1/2 month low. 97.65 yen for every dollar. euro will cost you 1.36. almost 1.37. the pound is going to cost you 1.62. the price of gold is lower, $1,230 per ounce. time for the global markets report, roscoe p. coaltrain is standing by in london. >> michelle, good to see you this friday morning. equities a little firmer here around europe as we wait for the u.s. to post later. advancer outweigh decliners by a racho of 7 degrees. yesterday yesterday, just up another

they're saying that they're changing the way they buy hardware, they're working with amd to design theiron hardware and moving more toward software, more to software defined networking, less traditional gear from the likes of cisco. what makes this particularly interesting is just over a week ago at&t made a similar announcement about their capital spending plans for 2014 and 2015. they're going to spend $2 billion less in each of those years because they're shipping the way they buy toward more of a cloud-centric model. more diversification. these are big customers, guys. >> straight ahead on the show, president obama is getting ready to make some remarks about the shutdown in maryland. he's scheduled to start speaking in just a few minutes. will he offer an olive branch to the gop? we'll bring it to you live next on cnbc. and that gives us scale and insight no one else has. investment management combined with investment servicing. bringing the power of investments to people's lives. invested in the world. bny mellon. (vo) you are a business pro. maestro of project management. baron of