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>>> blackberry beating second quarter earnings with a higher than expected revenue on the heels of a pivot away from hardware focusing on software mobility and security. shares up double digits this morning, right now nearly 13%. blackberry and joins uod morning >> good morning. >> john, this is a quarter, caught wall street by a surprise close to $11 a share, where you were earlier this year but haven't been since probably a year and a half ago. is this consistent performance we can expect here on out? if so, it says something about where the stock might be headed. >> well, couple of quarters ago, john, in q4 we also had a good quarter. as i said at that time we expected to see more good quarters than bad. i think this is not a straight lineup i want to be cautious of that, but we are building some very solid fundamentals in vistas and, you know, you have followed the story for a long time. we're coming around, we've become a good software company, and good earnings, so i'm comfortable with moving forward, but i wouldn't say this is going to be a straight lineup and it is going to b

. >>> blackberry says it is partnering with car supplier delphi automotive on an operating system for delphi's autonomous driving technicologyo improve safety and performance in self-driving vehicles. shares of blackberry finished higher. >> sales of previously owned homes fell in august to the lowest level in a year. despite strong demand, the drop reflects a shortage of properties on the market. and hurricane harvey also resulted in a 25% decline in houston home purchases. according to the national association of realtors, existing home sales fell 1.7% from the previous month. the median price of homes sold last month reached more than $253,000. that's up more than 5.5% from the year before. more than double the growth in an americans' income. >>> hurricane harvey displaced both homeowners and renters and put america's biggest and newest landlords to their first real test of how to deal with disaster. diana olick is in houston >> reporter: they are testing for water and at the same time testing the strength of a brand-new asset class of single family rental homes. when you started t

these vice stocks can keep you warm all winter long. .or "nightly business report," >>> blackberry's push into software picks up momentum. that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the tech company's profit and sales topped expectations thanks to strength in its software and services businesses as the company transitions from hardware to software. the ceo says he expects bumps along the way but is still optimistic. >> in q4 we also had a good quarter. as i said at that time, we expect to see more good quarters. this is not a straight line up, i want to be cautious of that. but we are building some very solid fundamentals in the business. we've become a good software company, and good ea >> shares of blackberry higher by 13% today to $10.47. >>> meanwhile, video streaming company roku began trading on the nasdaq today after pricing its initial public offering at $14 a share. that was at the high end of the expected price range. that pricing values roku at nearly $1.5 billion. shares took off in their debut, look at that, up 67%, closing at $23.50. >>> a drop in pharmacy transactio

bleach -- use bleach bit and acid watch and destroy blackberries and iphones. if any of us did that we'd be in trouble. i would be asking both of you to come to jail and visit me. >> we would. >> we would do more than that. we'd represent you. in addition to that, let me say something else here. when james comey got on his -- made a statement about how he was just shocked and appalled at what had happened with former president clinton and then the attorney general loretta lynch on that tarmac and he had to take action, he bypassed everything. he took on the role as attorney general. loretta lynch was severely compromised without question. here's what you have. james comey thinks he's above the law. he thinks he's above the rules and regulations, and in a sense, james comey is creating his own really constitutional crisis here. you've got this idea that there are policies, procedures, rules, and guidelines, and he ignores them. that's not the way it's supposed to be. >> sean: what i want to know is where is the scope as it relates to the trump, russia collusion,

. >>> plus, no, this blackberry did not come from a museum they asked me if i would be embarrassed to hold up my blackber blackberry of course i would not be. >> no, proud. >> this came out of my pocket. apparently i'm not the only one excited about blackberry shares seeing a big bump on the ba oanarngsurise we'll hear what ceo john chen had to say about the future of the company when we come back. >>> shares of blackberry soaring today up by 13% after a strong earnings report where the company reported record software services for the quarter john chen told cnbc this northern he's happy with the company's direction but there are potential headwinds in their future >> we have a consulting surfaces from cyber security, and that, you know, is starting to get into a very sizable range now. so we have to deliver that we have to have enough people and trained personnel around the world to deliver that. we're very big in cars in auto. we won a number of autonomous driving platform but those are going to g -- revenue is going to come later when the car is being shipped. so, you know, there's

you still have a blackberry.uple of bob, or maybe not. 10—year anniversary, the demise of northern rock, the beginnings of a cataclysmic financial time. this is not the first time we have heard this. the whole notion of the stress—test is undermined again. is it good cause in this story? still at risk, yes. banks are always at risk. it is the quality of the individuals and businesses that they lend to. it is not as apocalyptic as ten years ago. the point made by the academic from the durham university is very good. a lot of the stress—test and the valley of the assets that the banks now value. it might be called a slight fudge. if we look at the history of banking, they are always close to the next crisis. it is hard for banks to make money in this environment with low interest rates, it is quite difficult to make a profit. especially the banks that have had to scale down the investment banking side of the business and push into retail with the pressure to the financial crisis. and then the ease of getting a mort

the destruction of iphones and blackberries?bie wasserman schultz, that she has with her i.t. guy? do you think they they are all related? >> they tried to mobilize and disrupt our new president. negate what happened during the election. that's number one. they lost the election. number two, however, they have been able toto distract us from the real story here, the real crimes that were committed in russia with the russians, the hillary clinton foundation. podesta. all of these people who are working with the russians. >> sean: i've got to run. will the american people get the absolute truth and will it prove that the media and democrats have lied about this? will this all come out? >> i have submitted to the foreign affairs committee a request for an investigation into hillary and others. >> sean: and they will be proven to having lied to the american people? >> that's right. >> sean: when we come back, why is thehe house intel commite having trouble getting answers in a debunked russian dossier about president trump? gregg ja

anyway ba blackberry is higher. hi, mike >> a lot of activity in blackberry most of that activity was opening. it was actually out to november. it was the ten strike calls. those are actually slightly in the money at this point because the stock was trading 10.47, close to 20,000 of those had traded for approximately 95 cents. you're risking essentially 5% of the current stock price in the ex intrinsicic premium to make a bullish bet the stock could rally another 5, 6% by november. >> thanks for that, mike >> when can we see mike, typically? >> you mean in austin, texas >> no, no. >> just joking he makes an appearance there sometimes. on "options action." the show will be tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. eastern time bang all right. >>> still ahead, stocks like crowing and her general mills tanking this year as amazon invaded the space. ggnew company could be an even bier disrupter we've got the details. more "fast money" still ahead. hey gary, what'd you got here? this bad boy is a mobile trading desk so that i can take my tr

, and this is no blackberry before you get too excited -- >> the high better polly yperbo charts >> you can't argue against the innovati innovation i love the air buds. these are great. >> erin. >> i disagree. i mean, i think that -- >> tell me where have they have innovated? >> what other companies every year come out with a complete refresh where they are innovating or announcing another product? [ everybody talking at once >> it's not necessarily how they innovate, it's how he they are integrating innovation they're copying better than anyone else. the touch screen >> their marketing is phenomenal, to convince the people sitting here that this is what they are doing. >> as long as they are integrating it into a more seamless platform, they are innovating as far as delivery to the end consumer >> you're acting like they have the number one market share cellphone company in the world their market share far trails samsung. >> why is w which is why they a more up side [ everybody talking at once >> would mercedes like to? >> i don't know. >> that plays into the tesla argument, too. when

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what is a placebo blackberry by the way? do we need to give him one? [laughter] so like lincoln, he knows that and like fdr also. politics is provisional. you do everything you can to find a solution to a problem that will fall apart again. but you do not give up. tragedy is different than that. the first part of your question, what caught the spirit of -- is a fascinating question. one thing is with due respect to the amazing obama campaign, the 30-year-old, 28-year-old republican coalition is fatally flawed now.and that is about fdr lasted 36 years. fdr got a little bit more than reagan did that only about six years. the republican party of reagan, the first president bush, and the second president bush was a alliance of conservatives and foreign policy. religious conservatives are unhappy because the central claims of the movement dear school prayer and pro-life amendment to the constitution. had never come remotely close to that. fiscal conservatism - and, the conduct.i'll be clear about this. i feel strongly about this on a personal level. the con

the top toy retailer facing the fate of so many others in the past like blackberry and the walkman, all category killers that eventually got killed themselves. been stein obviously a lesson here but what is it? >> ben: buyout buyouts are trying to get something for nothing they don't always work it's a very risky game the only people who come out are the investment bankers something to be aware. >> neil: could it also be sometimes they think being on top charles payne is a birth right? listen, there's no doubt they got stuck in the same sort of attitude a lot of big companies have and that's why they got bit by the thing called creative disruption. if you don't look ahead if you don't forward thinking no matter how large you are as a corporation you will be brought down and they should have seen the internet and really been ahead of the curve. >> neil: lessons for today any of the given giants today that could get picked off but we don't see it? >> well it's occurring before our eyes with television unfortunately. we're being disinter mediated too. >> neil: what? >> disinter mediated by

reporting its quarterly numbers on tuesday, then later on in the week pier one will report as well as blackberry among the earnings stories. on the political front, president trump is expected to give a speech in indiana next to champion tax reform. then on wednesday the republicans are expected to release the framework for tax reform. they are talking about a $1.5 trillion tax cut. we'll get all the details next week. i suspect we're going to see a move down to 20% in the corporate rate. mornings with maria will be live from washington on wednesday, so join me from 6-9 a.m. eastern right here on on the fox business network. coming up next week, you'll want to be here. we'll talk with kathy ireland. she's going to tell us how she created this small business and went from model to mogul. so join us. and i'll see you sunday morning on the fox news channel, "sunday morning futures." we've got a big program as we look ahead to the tax cut plan. that'll do it for us right here on "wall street week." thanks so much for joining us. "property man" begins right now. ♪ >> i'm bob massi. for 35 years, i've

. >> i had a blackberry just five year ago. >> and you have the iphone. it still works. >> i'm with this one for a while. >> let's get a check on traffic. >> right now, we're tracking a crowd developing along highway 24. if you're making your way out of the tunnel, traffic is moving okay. we aren't tracking any accidents or stalls. you may experience some slow downs this evening. starting tonight, caltran will be doing maintenance work and have number four shut down. just expect some slow downs in the westbound direction. this is at 9:30 and crews should be wrapped up at 4:30 tomorrow morning. a little heads up. bay shore freeway a nice and easy ride. we're starting to see more crowds join the tuesday morning commute. 12 minute ride as you make your way to san francisco. the only slow downs right now aalong westbound 580 in the yellow. >> all right. so it is a calmer morning this morning compared to what we saw last night. we saw several cells moving through bringing us all kinds of lightning strikes and clouds and cloud to ground impact. more than a thou

they just really helped the blackberry to break through and it was a winner. and last but not least. the 22nd of the 2017. up 68 percent. climbing in its debut. this is how you are able to stream video that was a real winner. senior congressional leaders reportedly renewing an investigation into the former obama aides. present obama's former senior national security adviser and the former ambassador to the un samantha power right in the middle of it. the obama care reform is still alive. you will not believe what president trump is promising to do next week that could lower health costs for everybody. we have the rnc spokesperson coming up next. what started as a passion... ...has grown into an enterprise. that's why i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. now, i'm earning unlimited 2% cash back on every purchase i make. everything. what's in your wallet? we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen.man. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided to have my dna tested

>> when blackberry got rid of that button, i thought it wauz disaster >> if you do the face unlock, the infrared scanning is good for in the light you want to pay your bills in the dark i do it. >> what if i grow a beard? >> i can't grow a beard. it would reset automatically >> back to you, melissa. >> thanks, guys. let's get a shareholders take on how it could go today. "fast money" contributor guy domni. we had few headlines but one that stood out is they are going to have a fantastic augumented area saying they are going to have professionals in their stores to help people use the software bert. this points to me, to really beefing up and focusing on the services part of the business. >> absolutely. so, what you are seeing is apple rolling out the ability to teach people how to use the new phone and augmented reality, which is a departure. apple has been somebody who made it easy for people to use. this is going to be an interesting change of events here >> where do you go here? what are you looking for out of this event tim cook is seeing growth in the apple watch, a 50% on year wha

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and generally care about features that mean little to those of us who started on flip phone or blackberryy have a different mindset. why? think the way they document themselves in this new experiential economy i don't like making broad generalizations about entire generations based on anecdotes but baby boomer like me, best way to figure out what is happening or going to happen, watch what your own kids are doing. last year in one week i learned tremendous amount about these devices. had eldest daughter out to beach house. she demand i play pokemon go i had no idea except that seattle seahawk mentioned he loved it i played it, noticed three things first a total blast. really was second taxed the iphone. and third, so primitive like pong or donkey kong when i was growing up i suddenly could envision a game to talk to you about in high-res lusion, allowing to talk to people in realtime not yet available but closer and closer i want to see what iphone x can do i know my kids will tell me before i know myself we had to go back to the house because drained battery so quickly. two extra hours o

it has been a while blackberry reporting record software unit sales. and it's been a brilliant spike since just yesterday. november 6 of 2016 he told us here and countdown were to make it happen. but they have the iconic hints at handset the discount of disappeared. to tax reform president trump pitching it there. in an american first speech he detailed his tax reform plan to the manufacturing sector stretching in order in order to bring back our jobs in our wealth we must fix our broken tax system. here's part of what he said. my ministration is working every day to lift our burden on our companies so that you can thrive compete, and grow. and at the very center of that plan is a giant beautiful massive the biggest ever in our country tax cut. however, specific details we are all starving from them and many still remain unclear. here is what has been estimated. and i stress estimated. a trillion dollar price tag to get this there. how exactly do we go about paying for that. to be assigned. to the three different tax brackets. he is council of economic

hillary clinton also has problems, $145 million dollars kicked back to the foundation, destroying blackberriesith hammers. you can laugh all you want. i would be in jail and cayley would be in jail. if you were right, mr. justice hannity, of course. but there's a lot of disagreements between your accusation. let me go back to answering your question. hillary clinton has said, "i take responsibility for my mistakes, and i made mistakes. but on october 28th, she's winning by a substantial margin. it is a simple fact that the data cannot be disputed." >>they're crimes. you're going to rely on comey to exonerate her. >>but we are at least saying that the facts, the data shows on october 28th. by october 30th, she's plummeted. and thing happened. the reckless judgment of comey. that's the singular event. but she has taken responsibility for her mistakes. >>i just want to debunk one -- >>it's a crime, though. go ahead. >>you're right. and i want to debunk one of the many things that clinton has blamed. she blamed the media. until about five weeks ago, i was a member of the mainstream media every sin

blackberry shares are up more than 15%, the company said they beatnalyst estimates with record softwarethe software maker succeeding in a pivot away from hardware. they said they would meet the demands of those regulators with the watchdog informing companies of their compensation rights after 18,000 flights. to agoing process link pilot shortage, due among other reasons, to new vacation regulations. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. still ahead, vittorio grilli, the european investment banker, will join us. we will ask what the banking hyman is like with macron at the weekend, merkel in charge of the two largest companies in europe -- countries in europe. ♪ so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. fast connections everywhere. that's how you outmaneuver. mark: this is "bloomberg markets." let's check in with first wo

saw revenues beat forecast blackberry's market cap is a fraction of what it once was, standing at $5reading on initial jobless claims due out in about an hour, counters expect 275,000 new claims, that's up from 257,000 the prior week, the weekly jobless claims numbers have been skewed by the hurricanes we'll get the third reading on second-quarter gdp at 8:30 eastern time consensus forecast calling for an annual economic growth rate of 3%, identical to the reading registered a month ago. >> third reading on second quarter? third reading on second quarter. >> yes. >> >>> coming up, a former philadelphia fed president -- >> first on the second on the -- >> charles plosser and then the ceo of roku talks streaming technology cutting the cord and much more looking at u.s. futures see how we're setting up, down across the board. stay tuned it's not just a pay check, you actually like what you do. even love it. and today, you can do things you never could before. ♪ ♪ you're developing ai applications on the cloud. finding insights hidden in decades of medical documents. and securing million

destruction of information on blackberries and iphones.hy do i think i would be calling you if i did any one of these things because i would be in jail for distracting obstrue and violating the law? >> james comey had a predetermined outcome about how this was going. he said the information that the two senators said very clearly, the information they were already writing up. exoneration. before 16 witnesses were interviewed before the target of the matter, as james comey was told to call it. what james kallstrom said was right. it's really been a fraud on the american people. this whole scenario of james comey, his statements before congress. we are not only incorrect that the matter of fact but i think it puts him at a material legal jeopardy. >> sean: jay, does this open up the opportunity that the attorney general should get to the truth considering i think this reveals that the fix was in for hillary and james comey was fine with it? >> i think james comey needs to be the subject of an investigation here. look at the evidence. this in

. >> miss my blackberry. >> ten years since he unveiled the iphone, apple released a new flagship deviceirst iphone changed the world in the process. now, ten years later, it is only fitting that we are here in this place, on this day, to reveal a product that will set the path for technology for the next decade. >> angels wept and birds flew south. the luxurious iphone x comes with everything you don't actually need. and be ready to hand out some serious cash. >> there's no denying that $1,000 price tag is very expe e expensi expensive. but the truth of the matter, a lot of people were paying nearly that much, for some of the larger versions of the iphones. and a lot of the competitors to apple like samsung have $1,000 phones on the market. the biggest difference to me between the iphone x that has the $1,000 price tag is that the iphone x has nearly an infinity skree screen. it's what you will notice if one of your trend ins has it. also, the iphone x has facial recognition. you don't have to use your thumbprint to get in your phone. you don't need the home$600. when that iphone came o

. >> the reason a phone's battery stinks compared to blackberry of years ago is it has a lit back theeats the battery. that's why a blackberry would last seven days. >> i don't think picture quality makes a huge difference. i don't know if that's the one -- thefair enough. the quality of apple's displays have already been great. that's not a big difference. >> tell me about the face thing. >> yeah, so, they didn't -- i didn't get an actual chance to unlock it with my own face i saw other people unlock it with their face. i made the animoji talking poop puppets and all that you don't have a home button the question is how disruptive is that for the average person when you're going to be thrust into that with no backup plan other that a standard pass code? you could use a pass code. the whole idea is you're already using fingerprint sensor, not just position, but we don't know how well it works. >> right. >> apple's very confident it's going to work perfectly. we haven't tested it. >> didn't work perfectly for them on stage. >> no. >> i'm going to make a prediction in the future, we're

who thinks about the blackberry? >> neil: good point. >> we're waiting for something new.mething to disrupt the market. the happy emoji that shapes your face might not be the thing that cries invention in this space. >> neil: it's a needed add-on. that's what it comes down to. >> yeah. my daughter will enjoy it. >> neil: but we're the ones with the money, out in our kids. they'll find a way to coerce us. some of these items are not available until october 27. more after this. stay with me, mr. parker. when a critical patient is far from the hospital, the hospital must come to the patient. stay with me, mr. parker. the at&t network is helping first responders connect with medical teams in near real time... stay with me, mr. parker. ...saving time when it matters most. stay with me, mrs. parker. that's the power of and. ♪ hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grandma you were going fishing again? maybe. (vo) the best things in life keep going. that's why i got a subaru, too. introducing the all-new crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru

speaking of that, apple did not talk about gigabit technology which will come out late their year >> blackberry lost market share and apple slowly gained. thank you. >> thank you >>> let's look at apple suppliers, they're trading lower on the back of the new iphone announcement a later than expected shipping date is weighing on stocks earlier in the week they had a disproportionate gain. >>> to our other corporate news, nordstrom appears to be one step closer to going private. landon dowdy joins us with those details. >> good morning. the nordstrom family is close to a deal with private equity firm leonard green to take the retailer private and sources say the deal could be valued around $1 billion while nothing is finalized yet, a formal bid could be submitted in the next few weeks. cnbc learning the deal would include a 7 billion to $8 billion in debt financing from banks. this is not the first time leonard green worked with nordstrom. the equity firm has a stake in the british clothing line top shop the nordstrom family is hoping by fakie taking the company prii will help adapt investments.

the reason i have to file a police report is my blackberry, which was taken that night. >> reporter: robbyn made a point to talk to her brother every day. july 19th, just a few days after the break-in was so exception. >> he said i'll call you in the morning, check on you and the kids. >> reporter: but morning came and craig wasn't returning robbyn's calls. >> if he had been in a meeting and felt his phone go off, he would have sent a response in a meeting, call you later. >> reporter: concerned, robbyn decided to pay a visit to craig's townhouse. and inside that house, the beginning of a dark family drama that could never be unwritten. >> i know something is wrong. i don't know how wrong. >> what was going on with craig rideout? when we come back, a discovery in the basement was about to provide an ominous clue. >> we found what appeared to be blood spatter on the walls. >> what they found next would change everything. >> this is a big moment in this case. >> it is. women are amazing. we run marathons... ...companies... ...solve problems. how? we eat. every. single. day. we eat, and

tarmac meet be, to the lynch interest feerns, plead ing fifth, wiping the server clean and smashing blackberries with hammers, it is the most corrupted situation you can ever imagine. now when members of congress want information about the investigation they file a foil request, the fbi says we are not going to hand over any information about the investigation because it's not in the public interest. who are they to determine that? i bet half the country wants to see this stuff. they have a lot of work to re gain any credibility. >> it makes you wonder for whom are they covering. but juan, hillary clinton lost the election so she has had punishment enough, right? you can go ahead and break laws in this country. it's fine if you dote get what you want. that's the same thing as going to jail. >> is that right? i just do think that there is a hanging court in session here. the star chamber is here but i must say what strikes me is we don't know. we just don't know what the entirety of this story. what i can say is that... >> you don't say that in russia. >> i thought were you going to bring up beng

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. >> it is a across the board a no with homer saying no, went from blackberry to the samsung and havewned a single apple product. >> that is rare. thank you for your responses and you can reach us on twitter with #ktvuthe9. >>> the story of an american veteran looking for fresh start in paris following world war ii. >> [ music playing ] >> "an american in paris" with nick spangler joining us live in the studio. you are from mountain view and it must be cool coming back here>> yes. i left the bay area 14 years ago to go to college in new york city, and i have not performed in the bay area sent so this is exciting -- since then so this is exciting. i think my dad has a group of 120 people coming over. [ laughter ]>> "an american in paris" in the early 50s one -- won and oscar. is this similar? >> our show takes inspiration from the movie but not the same movie set, the choreography is of course brand-new, and our director and he created incredible sets. it is breathtaking and i think the people will be lifting off with what they get to see. >> there was a feeling in the country after wo

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blackberry was all the rage.y's walkman was everywhere and the ipod was nowhere. when kmart was king and walmart was not. walmart was king and amazon was not. blockbuster before netflix. yahoo before google. print before broadcast. broadcast before cable. cable before the internet. industries that couldn't lose before encountering technologies they couldn't stop, technologies they couldn't see. perhaps too wrapped up in the in the self-satisfaction they couldn't control and vent -- until they lost control. i've seen it happen so often. not just to companies. the folks who thought ronald reagan could never be president until he was an hillary clinton could never lose until she did. my dad was right. it is humbling to lose but it's even more thinking you never will. i think history is defined not by the events we expect but by those we do not. maybe it's because we all live in the moment. we forget it's only a moment until the moment is gone and the success is gone. there's a second part to my dad's advice. merely

you're still on the blackberry. >> i'm talking about my generation not just me.ll with my blackberry, happyfulily so your generation is going to go for the geewiz bells and whistles. >> the iphone x is for a younger, millennial, social media generation the camera has filters, animoji stuff. apple is targeting the younger disposable income kind of target and people are willing to definitely wait even if the phone is a little bit delayed. also comes out before the holiday season it's going to be a big item i think this year. >> apple is having another up day in the market up 1.2%. been a leader pretty much all year for the dow dan, thank you, dan ackerman, nat goshen, for joining us here. >>> less than 40 minutes to go before the closing bell sounds and we've still got a minor rally but enough to put us near record territory, for the dow, s&p and nasdaq. >> that's been the hallmark of this market for a couple years now u. >> fractional moves. >> no home runs. just a bunch of singles. >> 31 record closes for 2017 on the s&p. i t i got to double check that. >>> share