this is above what's typically post baba. in line of what we see ahead of baba earnings the mark et is not pricing additional risks here. if i had to guess which direction to set up for, there is a lot of investors suggesting of pull backs. they like this outside exposure. i had one potential play off baba here. and this comes with our analyst joe strauss. this is an interesting name. if baba mentions of anything of minority here. this is a name that we like to watch off the baba report as well >> thank you very much, for more trading nation, go to our website. apple maybe set to make a big push into healthcare reportedly and talks with aetna what can a deal like that do to the healthcare industry? next on "power lunch." now, the latest from trading nation from cnbc.com and a word from our sponsor >>> sometimes it is called a w formation because it looks like a w. double bond is when prices form two distinct low oon as chart the same level >>> well, this is a story that you first heard right here on cnbc aetna and apple have

mall which is a shopping site in the ali baba group it's looking to create a vending machine for get this you can see right there luxury cars but they're not sold in a rinky dink the average dispenser no these cars will likely be stored in a garage like structure you can view on your smartphone of course well how does that work essential all you need to do is select the model you want pay a ten percent initial fee then pick up your car and off you go but don't get too wrapped up about your new ride this didn't happen in china but in. the u.k. a new ferrari owner destroyed his two hundred sixty thousand dollars vehicle an hour after he purchased it so be careful when you're out driving this weekend if you're driving in your new ferrari i wish i were but that'll do it for us for now check out the show on youtube youtube dot com slash boom bust r t thanks for watching see you next time. please. call the few we don't agree on. everyone in the world should your theory of illegal and you'll get it on the old the old. the old according to josh. the modern world coming from iraq. our culture

a lot of people have bet against china and it's been the wrong move ultimately, baba's biggest issue, if anything, is big brother in china it's not the government's in cahoots. they're probably their and issue. >>> all right. moving away from that, next up, nike getting kicked when it is already down the stock getting a downgrade today falling more than 2% it is now down about 11% in the past month jeffries cutting its rating saying nike is at risk of losing share and margins among increased competition primarily from adeese daadidas pete, buy nike >> and web traffic some on the desk like it, i don't. the reason, when i see a company finally start to go into cl decline, i believe in the fact they're a great brand. foot locker, sells 5%, 6% of the sales of nike. they said they were not selling the air jordans. there's a real problem that is the brand. within the brand, that's the brand. that's the problem i see right now. if there's enough weakness there, that's what foot locker points out, finish line, you look at all these numbers and start to look at dick's sports, dissect, hey, how

they are backed by the aly baba founder and will own 60% of massmutual asia while investors will ownhe rest. impetusof india-based has stepped down following a dispute with some of the founders good -- founders. he complained of false data and malicious attacks, which led to relentless criticism about him and will remain on the board as vice-chairman as their share prices fell 7.3%. >> a work on the lottery in the united states. >> the next growing for the powerball lottery is coming up this saturday night and the jackpot has risen to over half $1 billion since no one picked the winning numbers in the last rowing. the game is played in most u.s. states and in puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands with the auto matching all six numbers are about one in 2 293 million. >> high-stakes, thank you. time for the press review. ♪ by florence.d incidence that took place in spain is grabbing the headlines. , keep inanish papers mind that the media in spain is known for being quite graphic, more graphic for the media and -- then he median france and other european countries. a m paper, terror

the loss, moved onto the next one the other i loved, that was marriott they got great news when ali baba, the day of tear earnings, in the morning, they announced that deal t. stock popped. so you can see, basically, we got in here around a buck 55, a buck 60. there it is, trading up to almost $3 on that trade. so you win some, you lose some, but you got a controlled amount of risks when you are trading options. you know what your risks are you defined your risk and the potential reward certainly paid off in this case. >> good stuff. come back over here, let's go do sue herrera who has the latest headlines. >> i sure do the associated press reporting that the u.s. has been engaging in back channel diplomacy with north korea over its nuclear program for several months the dialogue involves the u.s. envoy for north korea policy and a senior north korean diplomat stationed at the united nations. >>> a head-on train collision near egypt's coastal city of alexandria, killing at least 36 people and injuring 100 others no immediate word on what caused the accident egypt's rail system has a poor

market cap, globally take a look at k-web here in the u.s., if you're afraid to wade into things like baba and ten cent on their own, k-web is an etf that owns chinese internet stocks it's up 60% year-to-date one of the most pristine uptrends you will find for a sector of international names. and there's this misnomer that there isn't tech outside of the u.s. and it's absolutely wrong and these companies are going to be multi-billion-dollar -- >> forcing people to focus there. call this the dance with new brunian trade. if you think this is going to come back and tech is the place to be, it's the place you should have been already. it's carried the -- it's been the best-performing sector in the stock market and why wouldn't it continue to be so? >> well, particularly if growth is continuing to move higher, globally because if you have money and you're a business, you upgrade your technology. if you're hiring more workers, you buy more technology. if you're a consumer, you add to what you own whether it's air pods or tv -- >> echo dot. >> yep >> so, so, it should continue to go >> all right

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. >>> a couple days ago, ali baba became the latest tech company to offer voice assistance, they call it genie. for now, it only understands mandarin. the echo, created the category. brands are desperate to get into your alexa and sell you stuff. can they do that without anowing the hell out of us? >> steve hammond works with adobe, helping brands capture our attention. i know some people still out there will say the photo shop people? why is the photo shop guy talking about marketing? adobe has made this huge push in digital marketing and understanding how all of that works. right? >> yeah. in 2009 they added a huge division on enterprise and connected into the digital marketing space, and really expanded into helping us address digital and enterprise. >> i'm nervous about you helping my alexa market. i like my alexa, i have a good relationship with my alexa. >> what's really good about marketing is when companies figure out how to create a connection you like, and that's the right kind of marketing. businesses that figure out how to use voice technologies in a way that work for you,

the baba stuff. to tell us that it was. it tough for them too much death nothing to do which. are our. blow put us up through our reading us go to church soon you know more soon you know it and i am far. too thin that's the one that is this sure. says that half and still try not to even study don't listen to do as if. that to me was she. chairs that little people that did nothing but i'm touching it's an attention who didn't really notice the status of our our. i. am here i sit here and i say i hate those are. just that feels mario's know that. i've also been contacted by a couple from to they believe that recognize their granddaughter who is also called mariam the girl says she saw both her parents die and she's originally from to. we're continuing to look for the relatives of these children but more and more keep arriving. in. the form of. another news in an effort to jump start the plane we see on the korean peninsula south korea declared on wednesday it would consider sending an envoy to pyongyang if the north brings a halt to its missile and nuclear tests and much contras

is tough with the deal level physics i know mantle plumes is the biggest very the big hot plastic baba of magmas that surges to the surface one takes place when pangaea is ripping apart making them more susceptible. there is a lot of debate on why these happened. i know people have looked at mass extinction and people are skeptical but i don't think there is any pattern. >> yellowstone?. >> it is on top of the big magma said chamber but it is a totally different style. >> but it never stops get on a plane to new zealand right away. >> whenever geologist have fears they talk about this kind that yellowstone well below that they get scared one said when the geysers shut off run for the hills because the magma is in the plumbing basically they also said if they stop tweeting. [laughter] >> were you radiology major in college?. >> no. i checked a few scions class's. i like to the guy a imported the skills from reading good books. >> were there any books that inspired you thinking about the structure?. >> i was lucky it could use a chronological structure because it didn't know how to organ

and the chinese e commerce company ali baba saw sales rise as more customers made purchases online. the company says its technology is driving significant growth across its business. shares were up to 163.92. >>> morgan stanley moved molia health care from underweight to overweight. the bank's bullish sentiment is attributed to the company's restructuring plan that morgan stanley says will lead to moli in this a's growth. the shares rose almost 5% on this negative day to $59.51. >>> madison square garden posted a wider than expected loss as the entertainment and sports company faced higher costs and lower sales at several of its ve. revenue, though, ahead of expect. shares down more than 4% to 208.15. >>> and the activist investor, bill actman unveiled his plan to double the stock price of adp over the next five years. the billionaire recently disclosed his hedge fund has taken an 8% square in adp and is pushing for changes at the company. proposed plan includes layoffs, cost cuts, technology investments, adp said uh-uh. we disagree with the strategy. shares of adp down more than 5%

spock logical, redundant, isn't it, to see baba hit 200 by september expiration love the show. dan, what do you think >> i think it's entirely -- what it will be if you look out to september and look at the 200 call, the options market about a 2% chance of that. you said september 18th, i'd say that's much higher >> second question from mike, who says i own a small amount of tesla shares what's the best way to protect them from downside risk. mike, i have to think, protecting tesla shares must be very expensive >> it is the cars are expensive, so are the options but if you buy one of the cars today, you get a federal tax credit to off set that, you need to sell options against it. put spread callers are probably the least expensive way to make that bet >> time for the final call carter >> caterpillar has been perfect. perfection does exist, but doesn't last >> sell your caterpillar >> sell your caterpillar, okay >> with the october 115 100 put spread, you can make that bet at a low risk >> so, at&t. this was kind of a stock call. i like the stock call. i think it's going to be

spok logical redundant, isn't it, to see baba hit 200 by september expiration love the show. >> i think it's entirely i will logical it would be. if you looked out to the options in september and 200 calls, it's about a 2% chance of that occurrence if you said september 18, i would say that's much higher. >> the second question for mike, i own a small amount of tesla shares, what's the best way to protect them from downside risk? mike, i've got to think protecting tesla shares must be very expensive. >> it is exceptionally expensive, cars are expensive but so are the options at least you get a federal tax credit to offset that you need to sell options against it put spread callers are probably the least expensive way to make that bet >> time for the final call carter >> caterpillar has been perfect, perfection does exist but doesn't last sell. >> sell your caterpillar. >> with the october 115 put spread you can make that bearish bet at the low risk. >> final trade. >> at&t, the stock call, i like the stock and liked it lower, i think it will go higher but the idea of selling calls again

he has been dubbed "the baba of bling", and stars in his own movies and pop videos and, despite his extraordinaryng saint by many of his followers. this is the latest in a series of scandals here in india, involving those who claim exceptional spiritual powers. guru ram rahim says his sect is a social welfare and spiritual group, but he's been accused of involvement in murder and it is also claimed he persuaded 400 of his acolytes to have themselves castrated in order to get closer to god. it's that kind of devotion that explains the scale and intensity of the violence here in north india and also why the authorities are so concerned about it spreading. justin rowlatt, bbc news, delhi. a pakistani man who is suspected of being an international drugs dealer has been arrested in north london. muhammad asif hafeez is wanted in america for importing heroin and methamphetamine. known as ‘the sultan', he's thought to run a global drug production and distribution network. a former rock star, who's beenjailed for multiple cases of child abuse, could have been caught years earlier if the police had invest

his huge beard and flamboyant style has led to him being called "the baba of bling." is regarded as a living saint by many of his followers. this is the latest in a series of scandals here in india involving ascetics who claim exceptional spiritual powers. guru ram rahim insists his sect is a social welfare and spiritual group, but these two rape convictions aren't the only allegations of criminal behaviour. he has been accused of helping plan a murder and it is also claimed he persuaded 400 of his acolytes to have themselves castrated in order to get closer to god. it is that kind of devotion that explains the scale and intensity of the violence here in north india and also why the authorities are so concerned about it spreading. justin rowlatt, bbc news, delhi. a brief look at some of the day's other news stories. the billionaire boss of the samsung electronics empire, jay y lee, has been jailed for five years. he was found guilty of paying $6 billion in bribes to south korea's government, embezzlement and perjury. here, a suspected international drugs dealer has ap

his huge beard and flamboyant style has led to him being called "the baba of bling."as a living saint by many of his followers. this is the latest in a series of scandals here in india involving ascetics who claim exceptional spiritual powers. guru ram rahim insists his sect is a social welfare and spiritual group, but these two rape convictions aren't the only allegations of criminal behaviour. he has been accused of helping plan a murder and it is also claimed he persuaded a00 of his acolytes to have themselves castrated in order to get closer to god. it is that kind of devotion that explains the scale and intensity of the violence here in north india and also why the authorities are so concerned about it spreading. justin rowlatt, bbc news, delhi. 0k, ok, stay with us here on bbc news. still to come: we'll have the latest from vegas and one of the most hyped contests in boxing history. he is the first african—american to accept the presidential nomination of a major party, and he accepts a5 years ago to the day that martin luther king declared, "i have a dream." as

he's been dubbed the baba of billing and stars in his own movies and pop videos and despite his extraordinary appearance. is regarded as a living saint by many of his followers program then the heart this is the latest in a series of scandals here in india. involving aesthetics who claim exceptional spiritual powers. guru ram run him says his sect is a social welfare and spiritual group but he's been accused of involvement in murder. and it is also claimed he persuaded four hundred of his acolytes to have themselves castrated in order to get closer to god. it's not kind of devotion that explains the scale and intensity of the violence here in north india. and also why the authorities are so concerned about it spreading. justin wrote at. bbc news daily. nnova. the billion a head of some sun has been sentenced to five years in jail after court in south korea charged him with bribery embezzlement and perjury. j. wind leave was found guilty of making inappropriate donations in exchange for government favors the same scandal has already led to the downfall of the former south korean president. it

chinese online sales, retail sales grew a0%, just came from china, that is a big chunk of where ali babaeven faster, and as was said, they are going into other areas, cloud computing is another big growth area, digital media, entertainment division, and the only great spot in this report is questions are now being asked, our share prices of tech stocks like allen barbre, tencent, are they to fat high for their real value full. —— alibaba. given that there are some risks in the chinese economy, and certainly a lot of new business that has not proven their weight in monetisation so far for these businesses. and give very much, we will keep a close eye on what that does to shares over the course of the session when we get the update from alibaba. the session when we get the update from aliba ba. to the session when we get the update from alibaba. to the markets. tokyo stocks closed lower with big car makers seeing the biggest falls, and banks down after the us federal reserve minutes hinted at a slower pace for future interest rate hikes. we'll get results from clothing firm gap and retailg

his huge beard and flamboyant style has led to him being called "the baba of bling."as a living saint by many of his followers. this is the latest in a series of scandals here in india involving ascetics who claim exceptional spiritual powers. guru ram rahim insists his sect is a social welfare and spiritual group, but these two rape convictions aren't the only allegations of criminal behaviour. he has been accused of helping plan a murder and it is also claimed he persuaded a00 of his acolytes to have themselves castrated in order to get closer to god. it is that kind of devotion that explains the scale and intensity of the violence here in north india and also why the authorities are so concerned about it spreading. the united nations says airstrikes in yemen by the saudi—led coalition have killed more than a0 civilians in the past week — including many children. the latest hit a residential neighbourhood in the capital, sa naa, killing at least twelve people — women and children among them — sparking more international condemnation. yemen, one of the poorest countr

his huge beard and flamboyant style has led to him being called "the baba of bling."e is regarded as a living saint by many of his followers. this is the latest in a series of scandals here in india involving ascetics who claim exceptional spiritual powers. guru ram rahim insists his sect is a social welfare and spiritual group, but these two rape convictions aren't the only allegations of criminal behaviour. he has been accused of helping plan a murder and it is also claimed he persuaded 400 of his acolytes to have themselves castrated in order to get closer to god. it's that kind of devotion that explains the scale and intensity of the violence here in north india and also why the authorities are so concerned about it spreading. justin rowlatt, bbc news, delhi. a rescue operation is underway off the coast of yemen after a us military black hawk helicopter crashed during a training exercise. us central command said a search is on—going for one service member 30 kilometres off the country's southern coast. five other people have been rescued. stay with us on bbc news.

his huge beard and flamboyant style has led to him being called "the baba of bling."ordinary appearance, he is regarded as a living saint by many of his followers. this is the latest in a series of scandals here in india involving ascetics who claim exceptional spiritual powers. guru ram rahim insists his sect is a social welfare and spiritual group, but these two rape convictions aren't the only allegations of criminal behaviour. he has been accused of helping plan a murder and it is also claimed he persuaded 400 of his acolytes to have themselves castrated in order to get closer to god. it is that kind of devotion that explains the scale and intensity of the violence here in north india and also why the authorities let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. us president donald trump has taken another step towards barring transgender people from the military. today he signed a memo banning recruitment and stopping payment for gender—related surgery for those already in the armed forces. he's left the fate of those already serving up to the pentag

he has been dubbed "the baba of bling", and stars in his own movies and pop videos and, despite his extraordinarys a living saint by many of his followers. this is the latest in a series of scandals here in india, involving those who claim exceptional spiritual powers. guru ram rahim says his sect is a social welfare and spiritual group, but he's been accused of involvement in murder and it is also claimed he persuaded 400 of his acolytes to have themselves castrated in order to get closer to god. it's that kind of devotion that explains the scale and intensity of the violence here in north india and also why the authorities are so concerned about it spreading. justin rowlatt, bbc news, delhi. a little earlier i spoke to the bbc‘s neha bhatnagar who told me things were beginning to calm down. at the moment because it has night—time in india, the situation is under control but very tense. it looks like there is not any large scale violence but small instances that are being. large parts of north india are under lockdown which has affected the train and bus services, people were leaving their offic

students states to take action but the hope was it would be military action but to his surprise of baba could figure out how to take diplomatic action that had he not discriminated that option chances are they would not have taken action but chosen to contain the issue kick the can down the road and let it be the problem of the next administration but then he forced obama to choose and he chose peas. what is even more ironic if he had thought about this harder something very simple he could have done he went to congress crafted a deal that's the was the worst deal ever paving the way to nuclear weapons by all he needed to do to kill the deal was to go to the microphone to say this is a fantastic deal. i love this it is so good for israel this is what iran altman defeat because the iranian foreign minister himself told me that if he liked the deal in which continued -- stop them to continue the negotiations it help to shut up those hard-liners if he said it was fantastic it would be massive difficulties of all the things he did and the plans he had he could not figure this out. here is a

he has been dubbed "the baba of bling", and stars in his own movies and pop videos and, despite his extraordinaryndals here in india, involving those who claim exceptional spiritual powers. guru ram rahim says his sect is a social welfare and spiritual group, but he's been accused of involvement in murder and it is also claimed he persuaded 400 of his acolytes to have themselves castrated in order to get closer to god. it's that kind of devotion that explains the scale and intensity of the violence here in north india and also why the authorities are so concerned about it spreading. justin rowlatt, bbc news, delhi. a former rock star — who's been jailed for multiple cases of child abuse — could have been caught years earlier if the police had investigated him properly. ian watkins — the lead singer of the band, lost prophets — was sentenced to 29 years in prison four years ago. but an investigation by the independent police complaints commission found that south wales police missed a series of opportunities to stop him. our wales correspondent, sian lloyd reports. a rock star and a hero to his fa

. >> jeff, finally, increasingly, investors are wondering what is the biggest best, amazon, baba or walmartho is seeing 60% growth on a quarterly base nis e-commerce >> i think what doug mcmillan did at walmart is brilliant. people were throwing up their hands wondering if walmart was dead in the water and going to lose the race to am zovenlt they spend $3.3 billion on jechlt you look at walmart's market cap increased by well over $3.3 billion the question is what are the other retailers going to do? target lost $15 billion in market cap you look at macy's that have been decimated over the last few years. so what is the rest of u.s. retail going to do there is another story in e-commerce that doesn't get a lot of attention which companies like wicks, square, godaddy. these are companies that are sort of selling, they're the arms merchants of e-commerce i think that is an interesting play if you really believe that we're in the first or second inning of the transition from off line to online, go play those other bets that are tied to the rise of the nonamazon e-commerce be long amazon and al

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of some of my lower conviction names and added to the high-quality names that got sold off it was babawas apple look, stock's cheap. it's primarily going to be at a discount because of governance issues and lack of transparency, because it's a chinese company and the biggest fear is you wake up one day and where's jack ma you know, where'd he go? he's hidden somewhere. that's a concern having said that, with i don't think that's going to happen and they're going to report, when we walk in thursday morning, they'll have a report, i think the chinese economy has been improving also. so i see, however, that as i was going through 13-fs, so many big names are there. whether it's dan lobe or dave -- across the board, that doesn't mean we can't keep going up. >> some hedge fund hotels do well >> but when you take a look at some of those stories, whether it's a valiant or an alta source or some of the others, there were issues with the business model ths that they were looking past and trying to change in some cases facebook had as many hedge funds in it as otherwise so i don't mind that >> a

baba, china, that's continuing to make strives. that's why i'm in the stocks that i'm in. now, it's a higher test portfolio than i normally like to be in but if you take a look, actually, at what's happened underneath, you've seen major corrections in a number of stocks and you've got a russell that has flattened here who would have thought that? >> if i could, i had a conversation with a hedge fund manager this weekend, who suggested to me, because of what you identify as the troubles in washington, really being the catalyst for the sell-off, does that -- >> asking that almost suggesting that, won't that short-lived like the market is going to pay attention to it a lot last week, but at some point, investors are going to get back to basics. if you will. >> the fair question that we kind of debated and i think there's some real concerns about it, is does this evaluate the market's concern about a government shutdown? and a possible temporary default. whereas a couple of months ago, we didn't think that was a possibility. >> debt ceiling, all that. >> but there seems to be

baba, take a look at the activity in this name. oh, my gosh. june it was 125. they were buying the 150 calls in june. it filled a gap, it kept going now it's 175 a share they're buying the next week expiration so that next friday expiration, september 1st, they're buying the 175 calls they're buying at the money, not exactly a huge leveraged bet, but nonetheless, for a stock that's run as much as this one has, you can understand why rather than putting $175 down, they're just buying these calls and buying them rather aggressively today so i'm likewise in these but since the one-week trade, probably be in it until about tuesday or wednesday next week >> heck of a move for that stock this year. >> look at that nice gap right there. >> stephanie, ciena, you own it? >> i own it. it's shale a very large position for me i think that the valuation and risk reward at low 20s >> better thank your lucky calls. >> i'm crossing my fingers john is right it's a very volatile stock this stock can go from 23 to 29 in one day have had huge moves in their quarters l i like the m

spock logical, redundant, isn't it, to see baba hit 200 by september extradition.ove the show. >> i think it's entirely -- what it will be if you look out to september and look at the 200 call, the options market about a 2% chance of that. you said september 18th, i'd say that's much higher >> second question from mike, who says i own a small amount of tesla shares what's the best way to protect them from downside risk. it must be pretty eck pensive. >> the cars are expensive, so are the options, but if you buy one of the cars today, you get a federal tax credit to off set that, you need to sell options against it. put spread callers are probably the least expensive way to make that bet >> time for the final call carter >> caterpillar has been perfect. perfection does exist, but doesn't last >> sell your caterpillar >> with the october 115 100 put spread, you can make that bet at a low risk >> so, at&t. this was kind of a stock call. i like the stock call. i think it's going to be higher, but i think the idea of selling calls makes a lot of sense >> that does it. d

he has been dubbed "the baba of bling", and stars in his own movies and pop videos and, despite his extraordinarys followers. this is the latest in a series of scandals here in india, involving those who claim exceptional spiritual powers. guru ram rahim says his sect is a social welfare and spiritual group, but he's been accused of involvement in murder and it is also claimed he persuaded 400 of his acolytes to have themselves castrated in order to get closer to god. it's that kind of devotion that explains the scale and intensity of the violence here in north india and also why the authorities are so concerned about it spreading. justin rowlatt, bbc news, delhi. with me now is my colleague neha bhatnagar. she was previously with bbc hindi, is from delhi and now works for languages tv. what's the latest you're hearing on what's going on? at the moment the situation is under control but continues to be quite tense. it's night time in india but it continues to be tense in the sense that we are getting reports of violence here and there but nothing on the scale of what we had witnessed through the

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