i'm not going to say cash is king.re much better value than cash, plus i'm instituting a cap on cliches in the show. think of your portfolio as a fine tuned automobile. to extend the metaphor, the cash is like the gasoline in your car's tank. it allows you to buy more shares of stocks you own without pulling money out. when your portfolio is out of cash, that's like trying to drive your car on an everyonety gas task. keep some cash on the sidelines so you'll stay flexible. so how much cash should you leave in your portfolio at any given time? you know what, that varies. i'll say this from my charitable trust. i like to keep my cash position above 5% of the portfolio at all times and below 5% and i feel like the trust might as well be running on empty. the 5% figure is the absolute minimum. how do we figure out what's the right amount of cash at any particular moment? this counter intuitive. the higher the stock market goes, the more cash you should keep on the sidelines. when everything is roaring, when stocks are maki

yet the use the dividends of interest if he that cash. this is been the toughest part of planning since 2007 when the big bubble burst. a bond alternative is something that you're taking money that would otherwise be in this tv at a higher growth potential or still keep your income safe. pates conservative money like don money and be more aggressive with it. having more than just a security and having another source-test of a portfolio fails or things start to turn down that something you need about 20 to 30 percent of your retirement retirement coming due focus financial stock.com coming up more money n financial issues right after the break. welcome back restocking to you about retirement planning. long-term cash from projects and are keys to making decisions. we have an expert chad burton talking about cash flow reductions. what we know about mr. burton? << when you retire your costs are even for the rest of your retirement there's been inflation with five to 6 percent off. you're forced to draw a certain amount out of your ira and peo

up.hey were locking him >> "kids for cash." the shocking story of how thousands of children in pennsylvania were jailed by corrupt judges who received millions of dollars and take ask from private prison facilities. we will be joined by two of the children and a mother whose son committed suicide after being jailed for years. we will also speak to the filmmaker and lawyer who helped expose the scandal. all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. across the united states on monday, protesters took to the streets for hundreds of rallies to urge president obama to reject the keystone xl oil pipeline. the actions in at least 44 states followed a state department report claiming the pipeline's northern leg would have a minimal impact on climate change. environmentalists disagree, saying plans to pipe 830,000 barrels of oil per day from alberta's tar sands to the u.s. gulf coast would accelerate global warming and threaten communities along the pipeline's route.

>> where is the cash?ll you. >> when greg and i confronted sharla about the numbers, her response led me to believe that she's hiding something. you see the profitability. the cash has got to be going somewhere. >> it would have to be. >> somebody's got to be stealing something. >> yeah, there's so many potential opportunities. it could be at the till, at the fair... >> or right here. >> right here, or somewhere in between. >> somebody has to be stealing from this business, and i don't know if it's sharla or one of her employees. and when you think back to the cash that was sitting on the floor, it would be easy to walk away with $5,000, $10,000, $15,000. it makes me terribly uneasy about doing this deal. would you make this investment if you were me? >> no, i would not do this deal. >> use my mom's stapler, 'cause my stapler doesn't work right. >> okay. >> can we talk about something? i was planning on having a frank discussion with sharla about the money, but something way more pressing came up. i receiv

>> car cash will be closed for good. 35 years ago, bruce baron dreamt up car cash, a business that allows you to sell a used car for cash without all the hassle. the business thrived, making upwards of $50,000 a week, and bruce brought his sons jonathan and andrew into the company. >> nice to meet you. >> in 2007, the recession hit. the business tanked, and the family struggled to keep it profitable. >> my job is on the line. >> bruce passed away last year, making the situation even worse as the brothers mourn their father, struggle with business, and each other. >> i'm about to blow my top here. never tell somebody again to do that. >> last year, the company generated $13 million in sales, but posted a $200,000 loss. now sales are down 70% from their peak, and the brothers find themselves $200,000 in debt and counting. they've had to lay off many employees, and neither of them have taken home a paycheck in months. >> i'm in the heat of battle. i'm busy downstairs generating income! >> mounting debt, combined with lagging sales, means that they could be mere weeks away from shutting the d

of that in cash?t of people are operating on a 100% cash basis. i am aware people there been over 20 banks. >> to make matters worse, shortly after it stopped working, his other banks shut down the rest of his accounts altogether. a letterent saying we are setting your countdown. we pushed back. we got united states congress people involved. >> fed up with operating like a criminal, he took his fight to washington. government has scared many of the banks into not allowing legal medical marijuana dispensaries to have bank accounts with them. >> colorado congressman jared proposed legislation that would remove marijuana from the controlled substance list so banks working with marijuana businesses will not be breaking the law. they cancritical that help us in law enforcement, traceability, making sure criminal cartels are not involved with the business, making sure people are paying their taxes and following the law. >> the taxes could add up. the legal marijuana industry is estimated to be worth at leas

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they are cash rich. they have great cash flow generation.ember another time and place which religiously bought back stock cheap and gave it out. do you agree that this company is giving back expensive shares? >> you have to sit back and say what is the best use of my capital? it is been for acquisitions or debt paid down. have beenly, they reluctant to return cash because of the signal it sends to the marketplace that they are no longer a growth story. >> should an innovator be returning cash? >> what that shows to the marketplace is there is no place internally for investment of capital. the lack ofs at animal spirits in america. not going form with that acquisition or investment so i will buy back shares. >> apple is a fantastic company. i would much rather see them put their cash to work in pushing the envelope of innovation. i am not the innovator. it could be apple tv. create american jobs. on thatve the decision to the managers of the company. i wanted to innovate new products that make our lives better and more productive and easier t

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both cash and his cellmate, dana woods, claim cash simply fell.affairs investigator frank littlejohn suspects a cover-up. >> the suspect probably told the victim, you know, you'd better not tell on me, say you fell. that's pretty typical in these situations. nobody falls and receives that many injuries. >> littlejohn suspects woods might have used the hot pot to assault his cellmate. >> and this is what was retrieved out of the cell. >> it was right next to the door and the hot pot was down in the trash. >> littlejohn's next step is to investigate the cell itself. >> looks like obviously you can see probably a little blood here. looks like he probably tried to clean the blood up, actually, before the staff arrived. there's blood on the bedding, some on the back window. so it was probably a little struggle. it looks like he's already packed his property. sew knew. that's pretty typical. they pack their stuff up so the officers don't get things mixed up or whatever. so he's ready to go to segregation. he knew he would be going. >> littlejohn also ch

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they're always going to take the cash.re competing with that as well as the ever-ballooning, and rising prices of the lots. yes, there is a lot of it, as well as on the other end. >> we know in markets like- like--miami or markets like new york the cash buyers who are individuals tend to be non-americans who find it better to investment in u.s.-nominated investments rather than russia, brazil or china. are thewhat about in houston. are they just wealthy houstonens or people from elsewhere? >> i think its both. i just pre-sold a house i'm building, it's $1.4 million, and it's a cash buyer, and it's a foreign person. i've had a lot of of americans, people who are born and raised right here in houston who are cash buyers. it just seem like--i told you this before--it seems like a lot of people with a lot of money. it's not just foreign investors or foreigners who have moved into the city. it's the local people as well. >> good to talk to you. we'll see how your business progresses. let's go to chris mayor, proffer of columbia

tuesday at noon, the knickerbocker's cash was gone.anic spread to other banks until 246 banks across the country closed, their customers out of luck. j.p. morgan, realizing the entire system was threatened, not to mention his holdings, finally stepped in to endhe panic of 1907. under his leadership, a large reserve nd was put together. then, facing appeals from banks, trust companies, and brokerage rms, morgan met with a group of bankers in his library. together they often worked through the night. it's said that at one point, morgan locked them in while they argued over which firms to save. morgan played solitaire at his desk until they made their decision. morgan had saved the day, as a grateful nation acknowledged, but the panic's costs were high. it affected banks, businesses, and personal lives, including that of a disgraced, distraught charles barney, who killed himself. ironically, the knickerbocker trust was not a bad bank. it reopened five months later. the people who frantically lined up here got most of their money back. the

is thenumber 159 billion apple cash pile.they should do with their cash coming up next. this is bloomberg tv,veillance." on bloomberg radio, and your tablet. ♪ >> tomorrow on surveillance, the responsibility of wall street. rbc wealth management ceo. the equity outlook. adam johnson with me and olivia sterns. howard ward our guest host. adam johnson has company news. >> starting with htc saying they will lose more money this quarter than originally forecasted. they will miss analysts estimates as it struggles to turn around revenue and slow the decline in market revenue. they plan to boost marketing to boost sales. expanding the smartphone business in africa. they will start selling two models in nigeria next month. they may start sales in ghana and the ivory coast later this year. deutsche telekom is by in full control of the czech unit. they will pay just over one billion for the 39% stake it does not already own. this is a bets on recovery in the eastern european telecommunications earle. at its company news from the files

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mary snow explains. >> reporter: in communities with signs like these, cash is king.nd institutional investors are cited as a big reason for driving home prices higher. they are not the new kids on the block. they have been going into distressed communities for a few years. what is new? one group says dramatic increases. >> i think that has driven up prices much more quickly than people expected because this is a whole new level of demand is in the housing market that we have never seen before. >> reporter: institutional investors purchased 219,000 homes in the u.s. since 2011. investors are now turning to the southeast. atlanta, jacksonville, cape corral, and memphis top the list. it's auctions like this one in atlanta six months ago where investigators found homes to buy. one in four homes in that city are currently being sold to investors. to be sure they are widely credited with stabilizing the housing market. bundle homes into investment tools. >> they are pushing home prices up out of reach in some markets to what the first time home buyer can afford. and we nee

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because they have half the market cap in cash. back then they almost had all of it in cash. there's a floor for this stock. i just don't think right now you have to try to thread the needle. >> the beauty of it it was a $3 stock and the thing is up 50% since then. >> nice trade. >> it was a phenomenal trade. but it was a phenomenal trade at 3. i don't like it as much. >> you have a question out there, we'll answer it in the 101 web extra. in addition to that, you'll find educational material and exclusive trades so you want to check it out. here's what's coming up next. >>> we have carter and mike join leo's entourage. because they made a ton betting against the small caps index together. and they've got a way to make even more. >>> plus -- >> make love not war. >> that's what tim cook and carl icahn might do at apple's shareholder's meeting. we'll tell you how you can profit when "options action" returns. shgreat fame. him ♪ but then, one day, he noticed that everybody could have a magic seashell. [ indistinct talking ] [ male announcer ] right there in their trading platfo

plus cash for your college. this is your "comunidad del valle." >>> we begin today with some exciting things happening over at cet. the center for employment training. our guest from cet, let's start with the renovations. you're going through a whole renaissance, if you will there. >> yes. >> what's happening there? >> so, cet, you know, since its establishment back in the '60s our major mission has always been to service folks to get back out into the workforce. and, since then we're talking now close to 50 years, the building that we're currently in happens to be a building that has been around, really, since the 19-unders. and it's about that time that it goes through its face-lift. we get new classes ready for our future workforce. it's massive what we have coming up. >> here are some classroom shots from your school and some of the on-site training that you provide. basically you do give folks a second chance. proud to say my brother, older brother and my sister were both graduates of cet programs, and are

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thieves carrying guns hunting for cash. here stealing pot plants worth thousands.lly has been hit three times by burglars who know that booming pot businesses are drowning in cash. >> i feel paranoid, looking over my shoulder. >> reporter: she has turned it into a fortress. just in this small room there are one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine cameras. and those are just the ones i can see. banks keep shutting kelly down because the federal government considers marijuana illegal. >> i have last six bank accounts. >> reporter: she deals only in cash, no checks no credit cards. marijuana shops are turning to heavily armed private security for help. every month, ted daniels and his guards huge cash in huge amounts. >> you say how much? >> we don't like to say how much our clients have in their store. >> reporter: as former military and ex-cops stand watch -- >> we look for anything suspicious. >> reporter: armed escorts bring the weed in, unlock the safe and take the money out, to a secure, secret vault. the justice department just issued new guideline

he's making the argument and he's making the argument on usage of cash. use the cash.t's where i think everyone is going with this. at some point to have that cash on your balance sheet, you're going to be punished by the marketplace. it's too much cash just to sit there. you see it's happening. that's why it's in a side way range. >> one of our traders loves the deal so much she's buying the stock today. stefanie link is on the phone. tell us about your trade. >> well, when the deal was announced last night in the after market, the stock had fallen about 5%. and so i was kind of hoping to get it down 5% today. we got it down about 2 1/2%. but really it's giving us a chance to buy a very high-quality industry leader with substantial growth. i like the deal that they announced. it's more of kind of medium term, longer term. but in the meantime, you're getting a very impressive growth story. go back to the fourth quarter. 63% year over year revenue growth. 300% mobile growth. mobile revenue is above a billion for the first time. margin expanded 580 byes. engagement grew.