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>> well, mandy, i saw nasdaq's ceo bob greifeld heading into meetings behind me.tter's ipo will be interesting for a number of people. i asked him what his agenda was for the day. he said he just happened to be in the neighborhood but clearly right now greifeld is pitching twitter on the nasdaq exchange. twitter is still considering its options but leaning towards the new york stock exchange. the nasdaq and new york stock exchange aren't the only ones watching how twitter's ipo goes. it could influence the timing and planning of another ipo's expected in the next year. cloud storage companies are expected to ipo soon. box, raised more than $300 million, recently brought in some new finance executives and drop box which raised $250 million at a valuation of $4 billion which could theoretically help delay an ip sxo ceo has talked about some of the advantages of going public. twitter's chairman, jack dorsey, could also be looking at bringing his other companies square where he is ceo public. they process more than $12 billion in payments annually and last year hired

nasdaq ceo bob greifeld visiting twitter san francisco headquarters today. apparently making a last-ditch charm offensive to get twitter to list on the nasdaq and the upcoming ipo. cheryl: next big question for them. microsoft outgoing ceo steve ballmer receive ad smaller than projected bone for the second year in a row. following disappointing sales for windows 8 and the surface tablet. david: samsung tablet were launched on at&t and sprint today. the launch was accompanied by huge advertising campaign in leading newspapers. we have a very exciting "after the bell" and it starts right now. david: sometimes it is very exciting is a gimmick. i have to admit that, it is not a gimmick. i love the fact we got a real market action in the positive direction which all that going inside. like the economy is saying, you know, the heck with you. i could do a gesture but it would be obscene. i came close to it, almost, but wall street is saying essentially to folks inside the beltway. let's break down today's market action. david kudla, he says market valuations are no

bob greifeld is a very good manager, some of this is having bad luck but i do think this is a companyome under tremendous pressure to do something dramatic. have to do something strrcturally i think. lori: you have been on record saying twitter is a small offering, they're being very conservative, now that they of the confidence of the nyse listing, do you think the will of the offering? >> one of the things we have been reporting for two years is twitter did not want to be like facebook. they thought facebook increased the size of the offering too much. it probably heard the initial pricing, they didn't like the way they handled it or the way the exchange handled it. they wanted to do something different than facebook so they will keep this, they filed for $1 billion and increase and the new york post has written as much as $2 billion. i would be surprised if they go that much, i don't think they will do impassive deal. this is a deal late want to establish a price, have a lot of work to do. if you look at the reason the expenses are up, throwing a lot of money to marketing, this is