some people betting here may be fools making bad bets, but the crowd of people probably won't.t on the tv show "who wants to be a millionaire." >> can i ask the audience? >> you want to ask the audience? >> contestants can ask the audience, or an expert. >> the experts do pretty well. they get the answer right 65% of the time. but the audience gets it right 91% of the time. >> yes! $50,000! >> political prediction markets have a long history. 100 years ago, they were popular. >> they weren't really legal for the most part, but they reported. newspapers reported on them because it's what they had to report on them. these were bookies, i guess. >> yes. >> in fact, there was more money trading back and forth in the election markets, and the stock markets around 1900, so this was a big deal. >> and the predictions were pretty accurate. >> of course. >> they correctly predicted fdr's lix. and melection. and mckinley's. and many more. but sadly, our government often bans gambling. here officials take an axe to casino equipment. >> turns out that all of our familiar financial institut

people bet, right? >> right. >> so we know betting is important or we wouldn't have these casinos out there, brick and mortar. it's a different type of betting. people in the league say it's by using your statistics and how good you are in betting it's not really chance. that's where the two sides disagree. >> the $500,000 fee -- >> huge fee. >> yeah. does that concern you at all if you're a business owner? >> if you pay the $500,000 -- and you were doing business before november 10th of last year, you can continue to do business which means that fan duel located in new york and draft king cans immediately come in and take over the come in and take over the market. but they don't care. duel and draft kings don't care, they're in. let one of these smaller sites bring in the litigation. whether that's successful in the future, i don't know. >> they're targeting september. but does this seem like something that will happen within a month or sooner? >> i think the local happen sooner than september. the law

what bigger bets are they taking.hat's interesting about sequoia specifically, though, it was a mutual fund but closed for most investors for many years and actually almost had that air of exclusivity to it. falling in love with valiant, one aberrational story out there. thanks for joining us. mike santolli. and we have been talking about valiant, of course and why one reason bill ackman is off to a rough start this year. there say reason you can bet on that hedge fund manager making a comeback. he has a closed end fund publicly traded in amsterdam. you can invest. pershing square holdings. and has holdings similar to mr. ackman's main hedge fund. valiant, and canadian specific. steph, what do you think of these? he points out in his annual report the discount that it's trading at. are these good options for investors who are betting on a comeback? >> no. not for investors. maybe for day traders. >> why not? >> well, because i think investors should be focusing on fundamentals and focusing on bottoms-up analysis and a

why some traders are betting big bucks the space could continue to take off in a special report. the action begins right now. let's get right to it because stocks are at two-month high and the vix at a year-to-date low and high yield is surging. take a look at the hyg, up nearly 8% from its recent low as the high-yield market has seen record-breaking inflows this week. do you buy into this rally? let's get into the money right now. mike, what do you think? >> decided not to start it off with the big bear on the desk this time. >> motive. >> the entire reason that we had all the volatility in the markets since the beginning of the year has really been the high yield market, and this is a really good place to look if you think that the cracks are emerging underneath equities. the credit guys tend to see those first and, of course, there's a lot of things to see and obviously a lot of bankruptcies in the energy space and a lot of reason to be concerned and i do like high yield here and i'm not bearish of equities, as i have not been over the last couple of weeks. >> i feel like this

w that's when the market is settled but the thing about bet fair and betting exchanges is, the move 24real time. i make my money throughou predicting the trajectory of aco candidate.ndide. so, for example, i've earnedd money on ted cruz i bet ted cruz when outsider.utde 3% nomination.io when he came right in he wenten 17%.17 i cashed in some of thatf that position.positi also made some money selling jei bush. >> in a way for people who are a into sports it's almost like fantasy politics, like you mighe have your fantasy football orotl fantasy other sports because bec it's n it's how the entire campaignign orchestrates and what happens a throughout the campaign? >> absolutely.>> you know, it can really just ryj change during a debate. debe so if you take the recent debatb when marco rubio froze on stagea as it were, he, b that night 60% favorite.favorite >> those who were betting onho e marco rubio at that moment werew like somebody missed a three a pointer at the end of the game.e >>> absolutely. >> there we go.>> we just lost it right there. >> the shrewd gamblers saw thatt happen and

mobile was a big bold bet. so we made some big bets. and some of those bets have paid off. some have yet to pay off. but you know, overall i really feel that i didn't want to turn our back on all of the different users and services that we already have that i think were really vital and had a lot of opportunity it would be one thing if we said wait, now on mobile, people are doing something that is completely different than what they had done on desktop. but if you look, yes, the tools are some what different, but it's still a lot about communication. it's still about information. still about how do you entertain yourself. and all the different things that we provided on the desk to be still have a lot of value. and in fact are still the most vehicle things people do on their phones. and so i didn't feel that we needed to necessarily change who we were and move into an entirely new area. i felt that optimizing what we had and really making it more suitable for mobile, because we all knew how big mobile could be, you know, was really probably the better path for us. so i fel

>> jimmy: i bet $1,000 on you and lost. now you're going to help me get that back immy: let's go through it. everyone thinks is going to make the finale. >> jimmy: one by one. jody sweeten from "fuller what do you need me to tell you? >> jimmy: she's in my top three. how's her dancing? >> i haven't seen anybody yet. i just know the goss on't know, oh. >> i know what people are saying. this is what i hope. keo hasn't made it past the first round -- >> jimmy: no one knows who ke i love him. >> jimmy: nobody knows who the hell he is. >> top three, i don't know. >> jimmy: okay. nobody really knows who the celebrities are, never mind the >> stop! ? all right. >> i know miesha barton. >> jimmy: we know her from "oc." i don't think she's going to win. ginger zee from "gma."he's too bets with "gma." i think she's doing it halfway. she's really there to report on it. >> no, she'll be fine.he hot els -- >> jimmy: fine is not enough. the level i need for my bet. >> athlete who can. she may be good. who's she with? >> jimmy: mark balla

>> you are making light on yourself. >> bet you a round of golf. >> bet. >> we will see how the bet turnsut. >> sharks playing in edmonton. number 6 in the west and still needing points. >> charles barkley can't believe that. >> he is saying it. >> he has to kind of stick with it. >> we are talking about it. >> never talk about barkley. >>> on the 10:00 news. schools issued ipads and what the kids may be seeing. >>> the election results coming up on the 10:00 news, we will see you then. ren wailing, indistinct conversations ] do we know anything? oh, no. they're in there now with the doctor. we're lucky, though. the paramedics said it could've been a lot worse. my god, how did this even happen? there he is. big day's coming up. what do you want for your birthday, big dog? it's okay. i'm good. come on. the sky's the limit. dream big, my boy. well, i guess i could use a belt. a belt? yeah, you're right. i don't need it. an extension cord works pretty good. phil: every year, luke's birthday falls right around thanksgiving, and so it gets lost in the holiday shuffle. yeah, one year we forgot

it is a bet.ll be $7 billion into an -- and you talk to analysts, they are saying i would not be doing that. carol: the hope is there will be demand at some point down the road. matthew: irrrespective of what happens to china. they are hooking this to the growing demand in the u.s. they think by the time this is at full capacity, they will produce about as much copper as the u.s. imports. they will close the copper gap. they think wind turbines take several tons of copper, lithium-ion batteries take a lot of copper. that is what they are hanging this on. david: have you heard of bro tailors? carol: sam explains. sam: these are online retailers who have a swagger to their identity. david: they are rated bro. they mirror the 20-something-year-old man in america. they specialize in one kind of garment, shorts, rugby shirts, they mostly sell online. they have become successful. carol: even the names for some of these garments is fun. it is a growing business. sam: companies are taking advantage of how

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traders are looking at his position, bets against him. three names i hear they bet against.is short herbalife. liz: but long saily ant. look what valeant is doing. >> he is long herbalife. they're buying short. he is long valeant. get a chart of valeant. liz: they had it. it is plummeting. >> he is long valeant. they're going short valeant. that is why it is plummeting. liz: it fell 50% the other day. >> pushing for break up with valeant. here is the problem with valeant. he brought it to put everything together on notion to raise the drug prices. that is not happening. where does this company go from here? very difficult for anything to happen with valeant. liz: thank you very much. charlie gasparino. six minutes to the closing bell will the dow turn positive for the first time this year? that is happening now. will the blue-chips hang on a until the closing bell? you have to stay on "countydown" to find out. the e-class has 11 intelligent driver-assist systems. it recognizes pedestrians and alerts you. warns you about incoming cross-traffic. cameras and radar detect danger

on work day is like betting on middle tennessee. they get caught up in the game. they make it seem zero sum. some of them without doing much you would expect more from look at the emotional notes about the cloud after linkedin and tableau software imploded with smaller results in the first week of february. to analysts it seemed those upsets predicated a slew of losses by sales force, work day, adobe and oracle for that matter. in short the community didn't believe oracle had what it took to get their ticket punched to the big dance let alone the elite 8. wrong. this is not about bracketology. it's about business. there is no houston, no sweet 16. there are just good companies and different valuations that make sense or they don't. yes, i will tolerate this. in reality they weren't playing in the tournament. they weren't even cloud stocks to begin with. i think sales force, work day, oracle and adobe and s.a.p., could all be winners. every one of them. to win in individual quarter or year, oracle is at 14 times earnings going into t

and so he is betting big on software.here are signs the company is changing the way it does business. carol: i like them i thank you so much. -- ellen, thank you so much. we actually caught up with a that writer. >> it is a real transformation. he has been in there since 2001 and people have been waiting for something to happen. i think people have given up. in the last year, they are outperforming the s&p, he is getting rid of financial assets, that caused trouble during the financial crisis. they will be focusing heavily on alsondustrial side, and the industrial internet. they have developed an operating system to connect this stuff. david: we associate ge with refrigerators and jet engines, and jeff comes in and he wanted it to become a software company. it caught a lot of people by surprise. >> it did catch people by surprise, especially the people they try to hire. they set up a software company, started calling people, people did not know they were there. they did not know ge was in the software business. it is a ba

schlumberger, exxon and it's a very cons straighted bet. i want to look out a few months. that's the chart of the xle, the one yifrmt look at the downtrend. $60. looks like that was a level that it broke out and got going to the upside here, but if it fails at that downtrend, i think it sets up for an interesting trade. i was looking out at june expiration when the xle was trading 63.5. you can buy the june 56 mutt spread paying $1 towards the june 60 put and selling one in the june 50 put and you can make up to $3 between 59 and 56 and here's the thing. this is not a massively widespread here. really targeting a breakdown level here. i don't want to risk a whole heck of a lot and i like the technical side. >> this is an inexpensive options trade in an area that's been highly volatile. take a look at chevron's most recent earnings. actually if you keep an eye on product storage. there also we're basically at all-time highs so, you know, that big margin that they are making on the refining side, operating full out on the operating size. that's an area that won't continue to

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i think she's too bets with i think she's doing it halfway. she's really there to report on it. >> no, she'll be fine. she has valling he's the hot els -- >> jimmy: fine is not enough. she's too busy to practice at the level i need for my bet. >> athlete who can take coaching. she may be good. who's she with? >> jimmy: mark ballas. >> i'd put a star by that. >> jimmy: kim field, tootie on "facts of life." real housewives don't traditionally do well on the show. donald trump's ex-wife marla maples, no. >> oh, come on, i'm excited. >> jimmy: america's next top model winner nile demarco? i don't know who that -- >> he's deaf. >> jimmy: a guy. he's deaf? how's he going to hear the music? >> that's why this is going to be so interesting. >> jimmy: i might have to pick him, i don't know. that's going to be crazy. geraldo, we talked about him. >> what do you think? i mean, listen, he's physically fit. i'm sure he's pretty good. >> is he? >> jimmy: oh, yeah, geraldo, yes. >> all right. >> jimmy: wait till you get a load of him. here's another pick of

marissa: we made some pretty big bets. mobile was a big bet.e bought 40 different companies to populate the talent in that team. charlie: this is the $2 billion acquisition. what happened to those companies? marissa: they now work on mobile. they build yahoo! mail mobile, all those different mobile applications. and to me we've taken what was a really sort of scattered framework of mobile applications, i think we at one point had 81 different applications, none of which you heard of, today we have seven or theat are very, very strong. i think that the big bet on tumbler, to me it hasn't -- it may not yet be material, it's a terrific asset. it's a terrific network. the team it there working at tumbler is exceptional. and we've got a great path forward. in terms of what we can do, how we can help to continue to grow that community of creators. while providing a great opportunity for brands and advertisers. charlie: why was it necessary to reduce them? to ride down some of the value of that? marissa: there's a whole set of accounting rules. that c

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i kind of like the bearish bet in this one. >> you who thinks the markets will go lower? do you like this trade? >> i was looking at the fang, and this stock was up 3.5% and google and facebook were down and facebook and google on the week were flat which was kind of interesting to me. that will being said, a $43 billion market cap and netflix, a bit more squeezy here. the trade is kind of interesting to me because i think what mike is looking to do, just looking to sell volatility in a high volatility name that has the potential to possibly be pinned to $100 give or take a few bucks between now and earnings and at some point he'll take the trade-off for a couple of bucks. >> that's exact the idea. >> and the thing is if we get the stock to go lower, you'll have the opportunity while vol is high and a put spread and maybe you'll have the opportunity to put that on at the same time creating the incredibly flexible structure we call an iron condor and the idea is we're trying to collect some premium. >> i like gold condors. >> the iron ones. >> golden condor. >> in terms of

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david: what is the bet they are taking?thew: they are going to be about $7 billion in by the time they get their first ounce of copper out. the bet is the historic crash we have seen in metal prices is going to rebound. they will have timed it perfectly, they think. by the time it is in production, the surplus will be in the way and demand will be rising. it is a bet. they will be $7 billion into an analysts are saying i would not be doing that. carol: the hope is there will be demand at some point down the road. matthew: the respective of what happens to china. they are hooking this to the growing demand in the u.s. they think by the time this is at full capacity they will produce about as much copper as the u.s. imports. they think wind turbines take several tons of copper, lithium-ion batteries take a lot of copper. that is what they are hanging this on. david: have you heard of bro tailors? carol: sam explains. sam: these are online retailers who have a swagger to their identity. they mirror the 20 something-year-old ma

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and again,hat caretaker who did have parental custody is the mother of bet's current boyfriend. now again, the breaking details tonight, police have recovered the vehicle that was the cter of this amber alert. it is now being taken away to a police facility, but again there's no sign of 29 year old bet or her one year old s logan. if you know where these two people are, certainly pick up the phone, detectives say don't waste any time, and give police a call. live in miami, tonig local 10 news. >> also at 6:00 p.m., drama outside the diplomat hotel in hollywood. police say trey mason had to be during a t tffic stop. only local 10 news has pictures of what happened next. live in hollywood with the exclusive tonight. michael. >> well, carlos right now hollywood police confirming the los angeles rams running back was taken tothis hospital after he was tazed on saturday. his condition unclear right now because of the on goingng criminal investigation. i want to show you these are those exclusive photos. this is trey mason on a stretcher after police say he refused to listen to their

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bet has paid off more than stocks. >> i just don't agree with that. first of all, stocks went from 650 or 666. >> straight up. >> went up three and a half times. gold went from a peek and is down. you're in a place where everything the fed has done. you may not like fed policy from a pure economic perspective and it may be something that's a road to ruin. who knows. i don't like the fact that we can't normalize interest rates either but the reality is that has worked for asset prices. >> so what. it hasn't worked for the overall economy. why do you think they can't normalize interest rates? why do you think they are still so low after seven years, because this is a gigantic bubble and if the fed tries to raise interest rates we'll have a worse financial crisis than the one they caused in 2008, and so you can't say that this is a success. it is a complete failure. people just don't know it yet because the high hasn't worn off. >> i think pumping liquidity in marks that were seizing up and institutions that were failing right and left, this is the job -