time now for our final call of the day fingwith you, carter. >> want to bet apple long side dollar on. >> okay. mike? >> selling the jan 110 puts in apple. >> can? >> the starbucks and count trend, you made it it and look at january put spreads. >> all right. guys. do appreciate that. thanks for taking it easy on me. my final call is don't talk politics with family members over the weekend and maybe stay off social media. go for a nice long walk. everybody calm down. have a great weekend. we're going to see you monday. i'll see you monday at 1:00 eastern time on "power lunch." take care, everybody. >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for the shark rotator powered lift-away from sharkninja. in 2014, shark reinvented the vacuum and redefined the very idea of what an upright could be. shark proved a full-size upright vacuum could have incredible maneuverability... >> the maneuverability with the rotator is amazing. >> i didn't even know that a vacuum could handle like this. >> this thing is amazing. >> announcer: ...unparalleled versatility... >> they've given me every to

do you have apple juice? you bet. you got cranberry juice? i'll have to look. cranberry juice. how'd it go with the super's son? he didn't rape nobody. we're gonna reinterview. mother's a junkie. she's just gonna give her kids up for the reward. and they say no good comes of dope. i'll talk to you in a while, boss. yeah. whatever. then i'll have apple juice, too. so we wanted to tell you and annie how things are going on our investigation. we talked to billy podesky and his dad. they both say he was with his father all morning. all right, miss nelson? we also talked to your neighbors. there isn't more than a 10 or 15-minute interval between one or another of them seeing billy. well, between me and the super of their building, whose side do you think they're gonna take? be still now. gloria, we're pretty well convinced billy wasn't involved. or they just make a mistake. grown-ups make mistakes, too. but it's not something that you should feel embarrassed about or feel like you can't say. so the first thing i'd like to ask is if you think-- with everything going on at the hospita

broaden remains bullish on apple as long as stock is above the then it is negative and all bets are off. but as long as apple stays above $102 and broaden believes it can get its act together and given all these from 108 to $111 she thinks they could be a good moment to be stocking up on apple. day-to-day when the market looked hideous, bing. pulse them in. stocks should only have three more points of down side according to her. here is bottom line. charts as interpreted by carolyn broaden suggest the recent pain in apple will probably come not soon enough for a lot of people given that everyday it seems to be down since reported. not seems, did. that doesn't mean the stock is ready to turn into a rocket and soar. but apple tests resistance again from 118 to 121 level in not too distant future. regular viewers know i believe you should own apple, not trade it. i like the fundamentals here. i like how cheap it is. i like the most recent quarter. charts are probably on the side of the bulls too. the lightning round is next. i suggest you stay with cramer. >> tomorrow, kick off the trading

apple. thankful so many people bet against it.thankful, of course, that warren buffett got into it because talk about a stamp of approval when he got into it, you know, between 88 and 92 or something like that. that was one of the greatest gifts of the year and the stock has been a great trader since. foul, got a bunch of them. sun power, anytime you've touched anything in that space, except for elon musk because he has that reality distortion field going for him, anything else in the solar space has been garbage. >> weiss, thankful? you have 50 names on the list. >> i try to keep it to a minimum. sarepta. >> team health? >> team health was a take-out. metagraphics was another take-out. those were great. lpl and i really got hurt on endo, in the health care side and allergan, where i own the options and those were very, very painful trades. >> jimmy? >> look, a sector that has just gone nuts all year, particularly the last month, small caps, right? so a lot of names here you're not going to know. i'll pick one you do know, winneba

stores around the country put them on sale today and analysts say it's a good bet that macintosh could soon be the biggest apple of the industry's eye. >> it's got its best years far ahead of it. >> eventually i want to be able to carry my mac around with me, walk away with it in my pocket. >> you really do like that mac. you would trade it for an ibm? >> are you kidding? >> as materials sciences progressed, more and more circuitry keeps getting put on smaller and smaller chips, circuit boards, so the closer together elements on a chip are, the faster the motion of signals between them. there was something called moore's law, named for gordon law. one of the engineers who worked at intel. basically it was an observation computer engineers are getting to the point where they can essentially double the computer power of computer chips every 18 months or so. and this was what really made the power of computers explode in the 1980s, because every 18 months, these things were getting twice as good. >> you could basically put a whole computer on a chip, it was less expensive to manufacture. so you had smaller which l

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i'm going to make the bet that the bounce that's here is going to continue. so just going to get long appleaying for more of this, more of this. just going with what's happening. going to be long apple. >> you know, i'm -- willing to accept the fact that maybe it's not going to continue to decline here. the problem that i have is that there's really not anything out there that that's exciting for apple, other than the fact that the galaxy note 7 provided them with an opportunity. they otherwise would not have had. the response, basically, to the new mac book, you know, most of the people i know, it's a more expensive as dan was pointing out. the watch not a huge success. >> those are all irrelevant to the numbers. i mean -- >> the iphone the only thing that matters and maybe a big one this christmas. to me, i'm really thinking that apple's period of growth is essentially over. the stock is cheap. and is going to get cheaper. if the stock price stays here, trading five times, seven times earnings and that's just silliness. so that would be my reason. and i think what you can do here, if you

apple supplier chip company qorvo slashed its forecast badly. now, here's what you do in these situations. we did an off the charts the other night saying it could go to 102 and all bets will be off. you got to let the dust settle here before you pull the trigger if you don't own any apple. it's expensive. in contrast we've got nick woodman, the founder and ceo of gopro, total commodity. he has no credibility because he created an ecosystem that never really took off, the opposite of gopro, you didn't need another gopro. even as they kept introducing new iterations. it just isn't that special. and gopro's earnings were just slashed. its forecast was slashed beyond recognition this evening. fitbit, nothing more than a commodity. now, there are two others that have been called into question right at this very moment. the first is the management team at facebook. this stock got hammered today, but i think it's a victim of its own success. i keep telling you not to trust stocks that run up into their quarters. facebook's stock ran up aggressive i think the company was managing down conservatively on its conference call last night and ult mate we'll see it as a desire not

bet. >> we're going to talk about apple now but under a different topic.ck friday is back for the tech giant who previously sat out on the shopping rush festivities. offering deals which might give a boost to the slumping iphone sales. joining us now ed lee. good morning to you. >> morning, guys. >> let's kick off with apple. they have joined the black friday discount party. but not wholeheartedly. >> and we don't know exactly all the things they're going to offer discounts. they've done a hundred dollars off a laptop. it's not a huge discount. so people look at that as you're not really doing this. apple is a funny company that way. they have necessary items everyone needs or wants an iphone. it's an important thing for people to want to have. people are going to buy that anyway. if you want get a deal, you can try to get it, of course. laptops, these higher end items seen as luxury goods. if you're going to buy it, you're going to buy it. they don't need to participate the way other companies do. >> they hadn't done deals to show the strength of their br

apple cider as they are pressing it. this is how you do it, you go like this -- >> i bet it's good though. >> we have more coming up in the next half hour. >> thank you adam. still ahead today, what's the deal, alicia taking a look at suits for veterans looking to head back to the workforce. >>> tomorrow is veterans day and in delaware there is a special home grown not for profit helping memberser the military get dresses for success. if you have a suit that no longer fits, this group will find it a new honorable home. >> this looks good. >> it looks like a boutique but it has rows and rows of suits. it's a fresh start for our service members. >> they can come in and pick out a suit and tie and coat and we have womens professional wear. they started it four years ago in honor of her cousin, a marine. she saw how tough the transition was and wanted them to get back into the civilian workforce. looking and feeling their best. >> it has to be in the best condition and inventory them before we give them away. most of the veterans we see peshsly on a military base is preparing for a job fair that is next week. >> they have sui

bet. >> another one we're going to be watching is apple, that relationship.e know tim cook and president-elect did talk. he did go after apple for not having as much jobs and manufacturing in the u.s. that's the biggest of all. >> it is. >>> when we come back, who better to talk about black friday and the holiday shopping season than target's ceo brian cornell. he'll be joining us live here at post nine after he rings the opening bell. and taking another look here at the futures market, looks like we're going to open strong. keep in mind stocks close early today 1:00 p.m. eastern, but we could be looking at more record highs. much more "squawk on the street" live from post nine at the nyse when we come right back. the infamous traitor. and i know a thing or two about trading. so i trade with e*trade, where true traders trade on a trademarked trade platform that has all the... get off the computer traitor! i won't. (cannon sound) mobility is very important to me. that's why i use e*trade mobile. it's on all my mobile devices, so it suits my mobile lifestyle an

david: we talked about how investors are proceeding this last week am a betting on policy changes that donald trump might implement. appleside what it would pay for taxes in the u.s. does apple navigate this? ity: in the case of apple, follows a worst-case scenario and are always developing products they will never release. they spend a fortune working on cars they will never make. i would imagine they do the same thing on the corporate side. they probably look at difference in areas. apple has the luxury to do that will stop vonnie: are these the risks that analysts would look at? the market is not efficient. wall street is making a lot of stupid moves on stocks right now. 3-d printing was going to be the future. you've got strategists saying that sales of 3-d printers are down in consecutive years. 3-d systems saw a three-year decline. the market gets things wrong's a lot especially when they are most predictive. thank you very much. cory will be back later with the top tech headlines on bloomberg technology at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. clinton may have lost the presidential race but did women still win? that's today's w

for apple to say that they're looking at bringing production back on shore it's clear big business is on notice. it sure seems like companies are bettinghat he could make good on his promise to crackdown on the moves overseas. are they already proving to be a success. he talks a lot about the negotiation process. now you have to put the worst of case scenario out there. a lot of people have been very nervous about those policies. about the potential tariffs he could put on trade. there is a flipside to all of it because we do need fair trade. what he think about the fact that they are looking to bring setback on shore. does this tell us that they know there can have to get a little bit more serious about protecting some of their business in america. there is a new economic sheriff in town. i understand the fears of that. i think trump is for free trade. well had that right now. and we act like we don't have the leverage when we do. i think we will get much fairer. if he says you know what. i'm in a take these dogs. -- i'm in a move these jobs to mexico and that he decides to shift those cars back into the u.s. he seen their skin to be

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bet reporters are working on it. we don't know what models or what model years. the software is on diesel and gasoline models. "the new york times" took a look at apple'sapp store and found a lot of apps that may not be what you appear it to be this holiday season. this overstock app you assume will be an overstock app. the word overstock is not necessarily referring to the website. they found copycat apps for dozens of stores. others just want to redirect your business. >> the nbc bay area app is legit. >> a live look at that morning commute. we are seeing things progressing. this is our palo alto camera. it is a lot lighter out right now than what we've been accustomed to seeing. >> lighter in light, but not lighter in volume. you couldn't see the sunrise in san jose. >> still issues. san francisco, you're seeing a beautiful sunrise. sunrise at 6:42. you've got partly cloudy skies. 58. san jose we have for you dew drops on a spider web. visibility down to a mile around san jose. keep in mind highway 17, 85, 87, 101, looking at reduced visibility. partly cloudy skies. dry weather that will follow us to election day. low to mid 70s around the south bay

apple products. >> just say 300. >> because they can say it's less than $300. >>> 6:36. the top trending stories ahead. >> we have to check in with matt granite i bet you think it's ridiculous. >> reporter: how much i save you money on everything in that stupid book. i will hook you up next week on wkyc.com and after the break, a door buster that everyone will lower price under the banner. good morning hollie banner weather day. >> you are the best. we have another above normal november day. highs mid to upper 50s we should be around 50 degrees. we will see more cloud cover today. and maybe even a sprinkle passing by. nothing compared to the snowflakes on their way which we will talk about coming up guys. >> all right hollie. chemistry on screen and off a star wars actress dishes on her intense affair with another >>> is anyone surprised by this? han solo and princess leia was a real romance not just on screen. >> and oxford digsary came out with new words. it's trending stories of the morning. hey mo. >> reporter: tushes out there's not a lot of acting going on here. dropped carrie fisher confessing to and i tense affair with harrison ford during

apple cart. they don't know what to make of it. remember these guys aren't red or blue. they're just about green. they're losing money hand over fist, because they made some wrong bets or they feared they have. so ain't that the kick? ♪ turn the trips you have to take, into one you'll never forget. expedia plus rewards. earn points on over one million hotels, flights, and packages. is . >>> all right. donald trump was just speaking in oral. he's still speaking right now. but he was boasting about polls that are going his way. he's certainly by developments out of virginia that show one measure of that success and the improvement that he's had where he is up in virginia. this is a state he trailed by double digits. he is at 44%, hillary clinton at 41%, 15% don't know. i believe with a double digit gap a little more than two weeks ago. i think it's a substantial double digit gap more like 15 points. if you add what's going on in virginia, where he seems to have the lead. he's made florida a tossup. ohio is likely. pennsylvania cut down to a few percentage points. can you see the trend is his friend. we will be monitoring that as closely as many trump. on the thing tha

development that i bet will pan out as we wait through these iphone cycles and streams of service revenue. there seems to be an inherent bias against the stock that stems from apple's own past success. the stock has spoiled us because the iphone seems like it can which currently comes from the fees used to back up your pictures in the cloud and the music stream that comes from the music plan seem like they're back-doored into a service revenue stream, it doesn't mean they should be dismissed. who cares how apple got there? the truth is that the service revenue stream is going to transform apple into something much bigger provided it can make a series of acquisitions to augment that stream in a timely fashion. that's why i've been saying that apple stock should be owned, not traded. whenever apple gets stalled, wall street becomes frustrated. but you can afford to take the long view if they bolster th service stream, which would offset any margin issues caused by shrinking phone upgrade market. the bottom line, solid growth stories are hard to come by. and when you find them, you need to hang on to them for the ride. don't switch out into inferior merchandise simply

apple watch. >> all right. that is good. >> reporter: she is a i good kid. good luck, thank you, you have two good kids and good with the naming, grace and keeley, mom's list beteley was her maiden name. >> my mother's maiden that i am. >> we're all related somehow, somewhere, i'm sure. >> yes. >> steve, real quick, how much did you pay for the vacuum because i want one. >> reporter: thomas drayton wants to know how much you paid for that dyson v6 animal. >> 299. >> it is normally 500. >> it is normally 500, normally 500. >> what does that do for $500. >> it is, i guess light weight and cordless so i can just go around. >> that is not going back to the dorm with keeley. >> especially now that she has the cat, but 299, i don't know about that. >> that is right. >> all right. is that keeley's eye shadow, you want to know. >> no, in the white. >> in the white, all right. >> you are getting compliment from our lady anchor she wants to know burr eye shadow. >> eye shadow. >> i mean it is there last night. >> yes. >> and she has stuffing on her fingers when she rubbed her eyes so it is stuffing and eye shadow. >> that is a good news. >> they are telling you, you loo

let's see if tim cook at apple can do some of that risk taking by making a big bet on something.heap. and when the blue people come out, that's going to do quite well. and you've got three of those coming out over the next three or four years. live entertainment, live entertainment -- >> people being -- >> i was very confused there for a second. >> "avatar." >> i thought you were talk about politics. >> the blue man group. >> there you go. but think about live entertainment. think about sports. the atlanta braves, the madison square garden with the knicks and rangers. think about live nation, touring. the millennials love concerts. the coachella was private, or you would be talking about that. you're talking about entertainment and companies like ryman that own the ryman theater. you're talking about football. the chinese love it. they're buying up soccer companies. and we wrote a report in chinese on man u. we have a book that we wrote up in japanese, we're doing it in chinese and italian. >> italian. >> sticking around. >> he should know, gabelli. coming up, rumors swirling abo

bet it works in other parts of the country too. we made panera a pick in our holdin holdings. sure enough, the rollout is a smash hit. the stock had a great run. finally there's applei know there have been billions of blog entries and newspaper arts about how it's doing, and since the death of steve jobs, whether it's deteriorated. so many people seemed so to believe that the best days are behind it. i see apple is reinventing itself with a service revenue stream that could ultimately be large enough we could put a price on it. not yet. i see that stream easily augmented by acquisitions. i see the iphone franchise has being not as global as it cob, and i see the ceo spending a gigantic amount on research and development that could pan out. there seems to be an inherent bias against the stock that stems from apple's own past success. the stock has spoiled us because the iphone seems like it can never be made better. the truth is that the service revenue stream is going to transform apple into something much bigger provided it can make a series of acquisitions to augment that stream in a timely fashion. that's why i've been saying that apple stock should be owns, not

it's very possible to do, but the people at apple just frankly are a bunch of elitist and morning over the-- i betut there with the protesters. stuart: okay. that's fascinating, peter. a different perspective. peter. >> take care. see you next time. stuart: i'll show you the cover of the new york post, there it is. everyone was wrong. lee carter is here, let me explain that lee carter runs focus groups, that headline said everybody got it wrong, whether it was the media, the pollsters, the pundits, they got it wrong. you tell me where did the pollsters get it wrong? >> the polling is art and science and it's important to understand when you're interpreting polls it's not like anybody can look at a poll and say this is what's going on. you have to ask the questions the right way and look at data the right way. what everybody did, they ininterpreted the margin of error the wrong way. leading up to the election, donald trump's momentum was increasing. it was narrowing and narrowing and narrowing, we went on average and hillary was called 263 electoral college votes ten days before the election. and t

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