liz: that is what an analyst comment can do, turn around a "barron's" bounce or "barron's" fall, right this came out of keybanc. keybanc said a up dove things. a new partnership may be in the works for green mountain and a whole new channel. that would be interesting coupled with the fact the existing deal with j.m. smucker, that would continue to obviously move on and grow and they could accelerate here. another point was sales growth. liz: power of the k cup for kurig, green mountain coffee and dunkin' donuts. the k cups work on the all the machines. when you question havety of one company you see how fortunes can change. >> thank you. >> "barron's," amazing the power "barron's" has when it comes to pointing out certain flaws or strengths in a certain stock. guess what? how about three stocks "barron's" says might outperform the markets in months to come? let's bring in jack hough. he is the senior editor. over the weekend you guys pinpointed three names. we wanted to share them with our viewer investors. first, jack, give us a sense where we are as far as earnings are concerned we h

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. >> suarez: to answer that question, the university turned to individuals like cynthia barron.a career in education spanning 40 years, barron began as a teacher and eventually became a principal the traditional way: by rising through the ranks. at the time there were no special programs to create the outstanding principal she became. >> it was really ad hoc, people like me really reached out and found our own mentors kind of in an ad hoc relationship. some people i realized did not think that that was important. i certainly did. i kind of built my own cadre of mentorships. >> reporter: mentorships are at the core of the program at the center for urban education leadership, and cynthia barron is now one of those mentors. she is a leadership coach who guides principals-in-training such as 33-year-old rita raichoudhuri. for the last year raichoudhuri, has been a resident principal at wells community academy. >> i have my mentor principal who is a principal here at wells and then i have my leadership coach. so i have two people who is taking me beyond that theoretical knowledge tha

. >> barrons isn't buying what green mountain is brewing.ares could fall 20% if unlicensed competitors gain market share in single serve coffee. the company reports earnings tomorrow. the stock is up 95 percent this year, but are shares about to get roasted? time for a street fight. guy is the bull tim is the bear. 90 seconds total to make the case. >> it takes a certain amount of courage to be a bull ahead of earnings. barrons outlined it for you. they lost their patent about a year ago, increased competition coming. guess what they lost their patent a year ago, competition has come but this stock has done unbelievably well. you associate the things with the name and i think that's what's going on here. also, you're talking about a monster short interest. all of these short interest stocks north of 15 percent, people have gotten their faces ripped off. green mountain's is 37 percent. guess what starbucks was a big bug-a-boo, well back in may starbucks said let's rev up our partnership and that's worked for the stock. >> let me get in here.

people have been their starting with barren us ashton, there has been a detente and attention -- barronness ashton. they are proposing certain models for inclusion of the muslim brothers. all of this is confidential, of course. the objective of the western media is to take the tension out and to find some sort of -- this would include the ousted muslim brothers in some sort of constitutional framework. >> there was a crackdown on for an ngo's after the fall of hosni mubarak. what is this mitchiner white -- what is the situation like now on the ground? >> it is difficult to talk to politically minded people, and these are the people we are working with, about educational programs. at the moment there is actually nothing happening seriously. i am rather optimistic because the new government, the many members of the new government are progressive egyptians. they are what the egyptians would call revolutionary egyptians. we have solid relationships to many of these individuals. i am optimistic that once peace returns and some sort of arrangement between the two sides has been established, that

people have been their starting with barren us ashton, there has been a detente and attention -- barronness ashton. they are proposing certain models for inclusion of the muslim brothers. all of this is confidential, of course. the objective of the western media is to take the tension out and to find some sort of -- this would include the ousted muslim brothers in some sort of constitutional framework. >> there was a crackdown on for an ngo's after the fall of hosni mubarak. what is this mitchiner white -- what is the situation like now on the ground? >> it is difficult to talk to politically minded people, and these are the people we are working with, about educational programs. at the moment there is actually nothing happening seriously. i am rather optimistic because the new government, the many members of the new government are progressive egyptians. they are what the egyptians would call revolutionary egyptians. we have solid relationships to many of these individuals. i am optimistic that once peace returns and some sort of arrangement between the two sides has been established, that

hundred added over seventeen hundred today with the help of a key manufacturing report according to barron's that one of our key sources they say quote it's hard to understate the gains in this report and fortunately construction spending collapsed by the largest amount any year missing expectations dramatically and mortgage rates that would be the cost of buying a home think constructions are up again now just shy of four and a half percent problem is just three months ago they were four percentage points lower and that was about. time chairman bernanke you threaten to taper off his q.e. bond buying then there are all these funds that swooped in to buy cheap foreclosed houses and turn them into rental properties well they are selling as we've been reporting a piece of the i.p.o.'s in other words they're dumping the inventory on the middle class we can't have above without right and as zero hedge notes american homes for rent just priced out of forty four percent discount versus its june prospectus offering meaning rents both small in new york size alike are leaving the ship and there's new

over seven thousand five hundred to day with the help of a key manufacturing report according to barron's that one of our key sources they say quote it's hard to understate the gains in this report unfortunately construction spending collapsed by the largest amount in a year missing expectations dramatically and mortgage rates would be the cost of buying a home here in constructions are up again now just shy of four and a half percent problem is just three months ago they were all percentage points lower and that was about the time chairman bernanke you threaten to taper off his q.e. bond buying then there are all these funds that swooped in to buy cheap foreclosed houses and turned them into rental properties well they are selling as we've been reporting abuse of the i.p.o.'s in other words they're dumping the inventory on the middle class we can't have above without right and as zero hedge notes american homes for rent just priced out of forty four percent discount versus its june prospectus offering meaning rents both small and new york size alike are leaving the ship and there's new d

hundred edged over seventeen hundreds a day with the help of a key manufacturing report according to barron's that one of our key sources they say quote it's hard to understate the gains in this report unfortunately construction spending collapse by the largest amount in a year missing expectations dramatically and mortgage rates would be the cost of buying a home here in constructions are up again now just shy of four and a half percent problem is just three months ago they were a full percentage point lower.

mom and pop betting going long out of whatever wealth remains from the last crash here's a tweet barron's company insiders and early august sold five hundred twenty four billion dollars worth of shares and bought less than fifteen billion according to thomson reuters data so again either mama papa right or george soros and the company insiders are right only one of those guys could be right with the right to market setting the new all time low margin debt high that borrowed money which is always a sign of a top it's also been in a quote unquote bull market for a number of weeks that corresponds to the average length of a move in the market so that's rolling over and at the same time you've got now the bond market has peaked in the last twelve months the yields it those incredible lows yields are starting to move up and rising ills of course are the headwind that stocks cannot overcome and that looks like it's to increase well you talk about record margin on the market well over in the housing market remember where we're hearing the propaganda that housing in america is in a recovery and i

edged over seven thousand one hundred today with the help of a key manufacturing report according to barron's at one of our key sources they say quote it's hard to understate the games in this report. unfortunately construction spending collapse by the largest amount in a year missing expectations dramatically and mortgage rates would be the cost of buying a home think constructions are up again now just shy of four and a half percent problem is just three months ago they were a full percentage point lower and that was about the time chairman bernanke you threaten to taper off his q.e. bond buying then there are all these funds that swooped in to buy cheap foreclosed houses and turned them into rental properties well they are selling as we've been reporting abuse of the i.p.o.'s in other words they're dumping the inventory on the middle class we can't have above without right and as zero hedge notes american homes for rent just priced out of forty four percent discount versus its june prospectus offering meaning rents both small and new york size alike are leaving the ship and there's new dev

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barron, dry, the weeds don't even hardly grow here. >> reporter: in a normal year, his fields are filledloupes the region is famous for. >> roughly 75% of what we farm looks like this. we just do the best we can with what we have. we have a lot of people that count on us every year. >> reporter: casper is no stranger to dealing with drought. in the last year alone, t the -- agriculture sector took a hit of $700 million. but there is a threat to their long-term survival. >> colorado is always coming into a or going out of a drought. but we have reached the limit of the supply. we are splitting the pie up, and that's about money. >> reporter: director of the colorado water institute says the state's rapid population growth is the biggest menace. >> we're going to be another 4 to 5 million people here, and none of them are calling up to see if there is water before they arrive. >> it's sad. and we're going to be in a pretty bad situation. >> reporter: the new heavyweight contender, frac-ing has joined the already crowded water fight in colorado. deep pocketed oil and gas interests have driv

. >> whether on wall street or main street who -- here is to make money getting a big lift from "barron'sas prices are set to decline some energy producers are switching back to cold due to the lowe's prices and ample supply. the bright outlook sparks a rally. look at that. losing money today anyone who owns archer daniels midland soared today but the weather is threatening to cut the size and less corn means less product. and failing to make a record of finalist racy performance is all the talk of last night's show was 1 billion viewers that a short of the record 12.4 million said back in 2011 and still -- still no word as she has to end in -- to back in. we go back here tomorrow. >> i am charles payne. thank you for being with us. this is all about you. tonight making your market to live-in retire that dream is slipping away we know the numbers nearly one-third have no confidence we have enough money to retire including the value of our homes we have less than $25,000 but yet if you reach 55 you have a great chance of living another 20 years and you cannot live off of social security al

this is the surprising because over the weekend "barron's" said this selling should be overdone at thisot the case liz: ashley, look at some of these oil stocks. apache is a mess. >> that is one of the reasons the stock is down more than -- [closing bell ringing] liz: on this monday. the bells are ringing on wall street. yeah, couldn't quite make it earlier today. nasdaq saw some green, you see a little bit bit of a reversal, te dow jones industrials down full 71 points, close to the lows of the session. the s&p 500 is down. russell 2,000 down a full percentage point. ashley: let's get to some top headlines for you. the fed is telling big banks to improve how much capital they need to with stand any future crises. citing tests that were used to determine a bank's health. liz: jpmorgan's stock taking a hit on new concerns about scrutiny from regulators. they could face 6.8 billion in legal losses above existing reserves. charlie gasparino is reporting they're creating a moat. ashley: is that right? billionair

>> that's a stock that a began discussing on fast, in barrons and on the street in real money pro inhe shares were trading at $12. they're currently about $123 but you add in two spinoffs of residential and management and the stock is trading in excess of $165. they reported blowout earnings this week. cash earnings were almost $1.60. it's going to lead to substantial increase in earnings. i suspect the company earns $6 a share and close to $10, maybe more, considering that aquin is doing well. >> thanks for joining us. doug cass of sea breeze partners. from groupon to facebook, mark ma hany will weigh in. take a look at a few fortune 500 companies that have actively used twitter. back in two. geoff: i'm the kind of guy who doesn't like being sold to. the last thing i want is to feel like someone is giving me a sales pitch, especially when it comes to my investments. you want a broker you can trust. a lot of guys at the other firms seemed more focused on selling than their clients. that's why i stopped working at my old brokerage and became a financial consultant with charles schwab.

it's also, of course, on barron's. ashley: financials.ts over the last week or so were being positive. we are concerned by rising interest rates. doesn't that increased profits. >> we rank the sectors in terms of once you should avoid and once you should go after. banks are kind of the wild card. them all of the product growth. more bank products. private -- it actually fell. the expectations are high for banks going forward. the profit growth has been there to support those expectations. they are still having room to recover coming off of a low base. a bit of a wild card with financials. liz: great to see you. you like stories in advance. thank you so much. the great barons. ashley: appreciated. liz: already electrified. and near-perfect score. now it is winning another huge accolade which every driver needs to pay attention to. we have the details when we come back. and. ashley: to of capitol hill's most influential lawmakers to take in their campaign for tax reform to a very tough crowd in silicon valley. exclusive details on what they

steam power to develop much of the country through locomotives through maybe a factory the robber barrons did it in a brutal way but by and large we're better off that they did it however now that we've created all this prosperity we have entirely new problems that industrialization has caused and we have to deal with that now so he did have a sense that in different periods different policies were relevant and in his second bill of rights page he also says that in this earlier agrarian period political rights were enough because the main economic right was access to free land at least if you were a free white corporate you weren't a slave or an indentured servant or. american to india. but with the frontier being closed with. mechanized farming shifting those people into manufacturing into service jobs that no longer work and so you had to come up with what he specifically said. isn't that the speech it's not replacing the original bill of rights the first to cause social commitments it's supplementing them in a new industrial society where most people are wage earners instead of farmers

a look at cover of barron's over the weekend. puerto rico in trouble.o know why, just to walk you through it a territory, u.s. territory, with $53 billion worth of debt. that's tax-supported debt. you can add another $17 billion other debt. $30 billion for pension liabilities. $53 billion the third highest debt load of any state. california, number one, new york, number two. not talking proportionally. talking period, in dollar terms. 53 billion. works out to $14,000 per capita. a massive debt load. puerto rico has triple relief when it comes to debt load. most people oenlts get the tax break if you live in the state. not the case with our caribbean island friend. anywhere you live -- >> triple tax freeze. how many did i sell? >> i cannot wait to talk to you about this. look at muni bond portfolios because if you -- because of the tax breaks, every muni fund holds puerto rican debt. it's not a huge part of the holdings in a lot of cases. different story if you're oppenheimer funds, barron's talks about the managers, a disproportionate amount invested. 1

"barron's" had a negative piece. down to 75 monday. today 82. who knows why, it keeps heading up.short position. they missed the last two quarters. this is a stock at 9 bucks at a low and hit 52 bucks on high side. tesla of course is the biggest one of them all. >> yeah. >> been as low as 26 bucks in the last 52 weeks. 145 bucks recently. absolute monster. last time they beat the street by 200%. a lot of questions on quality of the earnings. doesn't matter. deutsche bank said they were a buy. by the way elon musk bought a million dollars of the stock with his own money. first solar, another solar play. this is not a stock you can say is really overbought from a traditional valuation. 14 pe, one times book, one times sale. still 22% of their stock is short. then there is zillow. zillow is the abouting a little goofy. they announced president obama will do a town hall meeting on website and stock gained instant 300 million on market cap. tracy: come on. >> i like zillow. i talked about cillo. we're out of it. we took profits. it has been low as 23. high as 94. it is up right now on

barron lerner. >> people shouldn't assume just because they exercise a lot that they don't have a heart problem. >> reporter: he wrote a book called "when illness goes public." he says when famous people face illness, this is the good that almost always follows, public awareness and action rise sharply. when betty ford disclosed she had breast cancer, the number of women seeking screenings rose. when katie couric's husband died of colon cancer, screenings for that disease rose too. >> i think the best thing that comes out of this is somebody reads about this and then they pursue it more. >> reporter: over the past half century, each president has maintained some sort of physical fitness during and after his term. nixon bowled, ford golfed, carter jogged, reagan rode horses, clinton ran, too. obama plays basketball. and the first president bush even jumped out of an airplane. each one a living reminder of how much watching your health matters whether you're famous or not. tom foreman, cnn, washington. you really couldn't have come at a better time. these chevys are moving fast. i'll take

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kevin barron is our esteemed executive editor. the idea of the publication is to get people to think deeply about national security issues, past present and future. thinking deeply is a topic you take on when you think about the national security industry. here is what you wrote recently -- host: could you spent on that thought? guest: i've always been fascinated i how the pipes fit in the national security establishment. understanding that what goes through the pipes as often highly classified. but if you want to hold an organization accountable, if you want to figure out how the nsa actually works, you have to look at how it is organized. it is an analogy to the biological principle that form follows function. that was my emphasis to figure out as much as i could about the organizational structure of nsa and make some inferences about where programs are located and how it works. the nsad you approach and say please let us get access to this type of information? guest: reporters who have done that in the past filed freedom of inf

we've been looking at this piece making rounds in barron's over the weekend where david levy's talkingsinflation on the economy, structural weaknesses we're working through and you can see the ten-year back down to 1%. the u.s. is still in a long, dran out period of trying to get over the effects of the 2000 crisis? >>s that a tough one. i don't anticipate we'll see the ten-year at 1%. i think like everybody, i'm worried about the downside risk. we would be on the case of being more positive than others in saying there are some good things going on in the economy. we think, you know, it's no longer quite as fragile as i think some people would have you believe. so i do think you probably need to think about it more in terms of the risk of higher rates and higher rates because you're seeing better economic growth, not -- that's a good reason for higher rates. >> look, one quick point on that, we do have this issue, as we face every year now at this point about the debt ceiling, congress is away, doesn't look like a near-term resolution in sight. are we strong enough to handle that headw