charles payne, all about buybacks and buyouts. connell: we're going to talk about it again because i would love to see what he thinks about the talking heads earlier. charles: we had big dividend announcements.

penney is the charles payne pay. what do you make of that? nd now about even. when ron johnson came on board in november of 2011 the stock went to 30 to 43, wall street at five year high. that seemed like they were turning the corner. everyone is cautious which is okay but gets back to what we talked about earlier, it is not a slam dunk but there are signs that they will survive which means a higher market cap and maybe they can thrive if they get to their roots. it is not -- has more risk than a normal idea but -- stuart: not real gung-ho. charles: 11% or 12%. i think we can make more if we hold it long-term. i would like to see it close above $9.45. stuart: i bet you would. kathleen sebelius meeting with president obama just once in three-1/2 years. what does the former health and human service secretary think about that? we will ask tommy thompson, he is next. [ bagpipes and drums playing over ] [ music transitions to rock ] make it happen with the all-new fidelity active trader pro. it's one more innovative reason serious investors are cho

lori: let's get back to making money with charles payne, to breakdown the markets. this indecisive. charles: indecisive, someone to dull, giving a lot of gains from last friday, the big jump on the jobs market but not a panicy market. these are the markets with individual names set up for a major move to the downside particularly going into earnings. people have to be careful. in the last couple weeks i had a few that got hammered pretty good on guidance that missed the street by a penny. this is a good example. their guidance for fiscal year 14 is a lot worse, wall street looking at $7.54, they have a lot of things, unit demand, increasing the number of americans with high insurance deductibles, uncertainty over the health-care law but look how punishing, that is the gigantic move out of the stock in a single session and we are seeing this almost every day. means that have been really big, stock trading, not one of these high-flying -- lori: how do you know it is not an entry point? charles: just saying if you had it last night and were up 50% it is starting to mak

by the way, this is a charles payne pick, down 2% now. ere thinking that charles would do a victory lap later, but i don't know about that. it's down 2% on strong sales. interesting. we've got some bad pr for google of all people. a group called consumer you search for items using google's shopping fever, instead of a competing search engine, you'll likely pay more. i'm saying there's no impact on the stock. it's down a buck on a $1,000 item. is the u.s. economy growing? it's slowly down, is it growing? is that bad for stocks? shah galani and liz macdonald are with me. all right, strong jobs numbers and the market goes down, same old question, are we back to good news on the economy, bad news for the market? >> i think that's part of it, stuart, but i think the economy, to make the airplane analogy, has been going along sort of along and above the foothills. i don't think there's enough wind under the economy's wings which has been-- what has been there has been supplied by the fed. to get this to any altitude, i don't see it happening. th

stuart: two of the stocks that charles payne said we should buy he likes them. two of them down.h rite aid. didn't make as much money, profit as they thought they were going to make or as the street thought they were going to make. down it goes seven, that is a huge hit, 7%. same story as winnebago. take a look at amazon. we've been calling it the king of online shopping. we're on the watch to see if it hits $400 a share. it is down a buck now. but it is at 394, king of online >>> prince charles, defender of christianity, yes, that prince charles. find out exactly what he said. it will be new at 10:00. governor mike huckabee joins us. he will talk about that same thing, prince charles. also how obamacare is already shaping the 2014 elections. >>> have you seen the ad? a young man in his jammies sits, hot chocolate and urges his fellow 20 somethings to sign up for obamacare. here is my take. amateur hour. does the obama team really that red blooded american men will respond postively? you think they will take the guy in pajamas seriously, sipping hot chocolate? they will respond a

but i will spend 20 seconds bringing in charles payne to see if he will go public with a new year's resolutionthing is there, and overall i try to strive to learn something every single day. something i have done since 1980 and i will continue to do that. every day i read since 1980. >> did something bad happen in 1980? let me read one of these. stuart: you have been a great guest force this entire year and i thank you very much. >> during all of 2014, relentless. unstoppable. stuart: see you soon. former clinton advisor doug schoen says yes, 2013 irani year for president obama. wait for it. 2014, he says, will be even worse. don't miss this. doug shoen is next. run ♪ [ bell ringing, applause ] five tech stocks with more than a 10%... change in after-market trading. ♪ all the tech stocks with a market cap... of at least 50 billion... are up on the day. 12 low-volume stocks... breaking into 52-week highs. six upcoming earnings plays... that recently gapped up. [ male announcer ] now the world is your trading floor. get real-time mart scanning wherever you are with the mobile trader app. from td

charles payne saw it coming.as monica crowley takes a stand for freedom, and american capitalism the way it ought to be. ♪ >> john ratzenburger getting in on the action, it's that camera. and the global economy is on fire, and charles says it all the time. very good sales, western europe, china, britain, north america. all right, charles, the stock is down ap you can take a victory lap for your position on the global economy. charles: thanks a lot. it's pretty powerful when you look at the market overall. stuart: you would buy nike at 77. charles: nike is one of my four never-sell stocks, nike, boeing, ibm, global, behemoth, if you have a 401(k)-- >> and 40% sales for a company like nike. charles: they have one competitor, nike and adidias splitting up the world. stuart: that's why you like boeing, one competitor. charles: one world competitor. one. ibm has no real competitor, no real competitor, admit they're late on cloud, but they'll catch up. i love the companies with a giant global footprint and low competit

connell: charles payne is here looking to add solar products to your portfolio. charles: i am being a little stubborn because i'm going for the short after getting hit pretty good on monday. but this is a company i like a lot. i had it earlier with neil cavuto. i think it is pulling back a little bit off of the top. they are going to grow. i know people hate the way they get the subsidies, and so do i. but it is something that will continue to happen. this is not one of those outrageously highly valued companies. 33% short. anything associated with this will have a high short. up 300%, so it is an easy short target, but this is not some overly valued company. you took away the subsidies nobody would touch it, but they are what they are. dagen: you realize this goes into like you cannot make investments based on your own personal political place. this company is clearly a beneficiary. charles: it is like don't hate the player, hate the game. i want to make money, and has been a gigantic moneymaker this year and it is going to do some consolidation, you want that to

connell: charles payne not the only big tech company buying up robotic companies, google getting in the arms race as well. charles: google just reported in the last several months they made 7 robot acquisitions. this is good stuff. because there's a human aspect that i think so interesting we have a protest coming at these fast food restaurants and to western agreeable via moved point. these robots if you take some together they have robots with the vision, the hands, that work well with human beings, robot wheels, robot design, robots do logistical stuff to take stock of trucks, stuff that people do end amazon is in the same school, what is extraordinarily exciting is you couple this with 3d printing and groans there will be some serious human impact later down the road. connell: jeff bezos talked about that. this is the way things are going. it is going to happen. you can argue against it, you can't make an argument against -pit. dagen: a retailer gets an edge if they have a phone representative to deal with you immediately, she can always get somebody on this side, an automated voice

citibank raises its price target, and we bring you this because that was a charles payne take and it's it says that germany has concluded the car fire probe on its model f. and will pursue no further measure, that case is closed. the stock is up nicely on tesla, back to 133. shopper track reports that traffic at the number of people going into bricks and mortar stores down 4% this year. now, you couple that with the increase in on-line and mobile device shopping. what does that mean for the traditional law. and former paypal ceo bill harris, the man partly responsible for all of this, he's still with us. what's the mall of the future going to look like. >> i think the mall of the future we already have today. it's amazon, it's ebay. ebay for used, amazon for new. and upscale products. there are many products on-line. stuart: what happens to the physical mall. >> i think it's a slow, gradual and glorious sunset. stuart: my theory is if a couple of big name department chains go out, what replaces them? >> i don't think that you have anything that replaces the big department stores. i thi

charles payne says that could be a big win for the u.s. economy going forward. explain. >> we know the human toll. you heard the mayor bing talk about it. kevyn orr talked about it. no doubt. human beings lives are at stake and promises were made. but you have -- and dive just mentioned the previous guest, this unhoe live alliance where unions push politicians, who did them favors, making the unions stronger and able to push in the same policies. this beneficial cycle of power sharing that really helped to bankrupt not just detroit but a wheel lot of other places on the brink. these were very -- promises made over a long period of time, and if we were being honest about it, up -- people could see this coming for a long perfected of time but you had this powerful power structure, and this is what they -- >> talk about a human toll, a big toll on taxpayers. >> mayor bing said, you weigh the consequences and, yes, there's some part is going to come out hurt, and this particular caves it was the unions, but -- >> it's not the first time, right? in the case of the pr

charles payne.dent obama, you know that line, he shook hands with the president of cuba, nelson mandela's memorial service in south africa. could it be more than a gesture? maybe it is no big deal but what if it is? we economic story on hand. before you head out on your next vacation we look at the best and worst cities for travel taxes and your hint is this is not good news for the northeast and not good news for the northwest. some winners today and here they are on the s&p 500. connell: we are back here on "markets now." here is what is still coming up for you in this hour. the president's handshake with raul castro. it was a gesture, but could it mean more? and the cash finance for colleges, looking to the upcoming playoffs. some of the leaders of the big games this year and the worst cities when it comes to tax and travelers. before we get to any of that, we've been back nicole from the new york stock exchange. a number of executive shakeups today. nicole: walmart and lulu the lu. on the heels.

let's make some money with charles payne who is with us as usual. : las vegas stansted do like them for vegas is the question. charles: no. i wish it was a vegas story. last year the vegas business is off like 3%. but their casinos, four seasons up 47%. singapore i like also to a lesser extent. this year they cracked down, china cracks down because of a big corruption scandal, still october the sales were up 31%. ironically last time las vegas answered, revenue was up 31%. i don't think the stock is anywhere near where it should be. this should be closer to $100, in the 70s right now. in this environment with the market looking a little shaky, i feel very comfortable in this thing even though execution hasn't been great. dagen: have you looked at mgm grand? charles: no, but i have played a more localized play. these guys have the best footprint, and i think they have a great group in singapore as well. the stock is undervalued. wall street has high expectations for them, does not mean they are not doing great. when revenues are up 32%, just set a rec

dagen: let's make some money with charles payne. he's looking at right age. right aid. charles: you make a great point. they had an accounting scandal that completely wrecked the company. one of the things about this call is a lot of people say the stock market should go down because it is up. we were up 61%. i say take profits because it was up. i made a mistake. we got back in the stock. it is the male club but also a cautionary tale to artificially pick the top. all the numbers, there's only one red flag, it did sell by insiders. that bothers me a lot but the street looking at $0.34, three months ago $0.26. in the past five years sales were down 76% each year but for the next five years should be up 50% every single year, starting at a real cheap ratio. could be an acquisition target. cvs and walgreen's have a gigantic battle across the country. once it closes above $6.40 this could be at $10 stock so it was $40 in 1998. they have come a long way from that. dagen: seems like yesterday. dagen: in the basement? connell: downstairs. dagen: in the basement of this buildin

charles payne, here's what i'm saying. if you have exhausted all those funds and you can account for all those funds and they're still not enough to prevent bridges from falling down and fix all of them, by all means, have at it. this congressman and others have not been able to account for that funding. they've not been able to explain why they keep coming, to dagen's point, $40 million short. >> the money is always the verdict. when that bridge fell in washington state a couple years ago. the money they got from the stimulus package alone, very little of that actually went to bridges and tunnels. very little of it. they got billions of dollars from the federal government and it went to pet projects. ultimately, i think the more money we give government, the more ways -- when the world trade cent's rebuilt, my toll will not go down, it will only go up from here. >> if you're not paying the tax, who's going to pay for the george washington -- it's going to collapse underneathou -- >> gary, let me ask you -- >> the port aut

is the second dour charles payne is here. don't worry.d so it is our trial lawyer of the target security breach. can use to? what do you get too few women? one seo says twitter stock is $80. and how to reverse the stock market sell-off is coming soon. and we have three reasons why people are turning it against the president and charles paint shop the 2013 dead right. what about 2014? stuart: one half an hour into issa trading session and up six points. charles, we have a bear saying there is a big drop coming but you don't see that? >> i don't see that. although i think we are in a phase that there will be some new highs this still has so many things that don't correlate with a market top. stuart: the wall street journal article says the stocks leading the rally is a sign that it still has legs. charles: i agree. people come into the market extraordinarily cautious there is of a handful that will chase but most people the average of 42 year-old bill that they are not prepared for retirement not looking to strike it rich but they are still

adam: charles payne has a few thoughts on the minimum wage strikes. ou have a different angle on how this is all playing out. >> well there are two things. i think the while movement itself is disingenuous to a large degree and misguided. irony we had a bunch news this week that is underscores this point. beginning of week, one of the news items, amazon using drones. that will take a way a lot of jobs when it eventually happens. google the last few months, they bought seven robot companies, robotic companies when you make order online, instantaneously the robot goes to the where house and gets it. we're talking p again losing jobs. applebee's will have tablets at each table. 1800 by next year. that will lose jobs. they will not have the oecd which came out with this report on 15-year-olds who take the test. united states came in 26th out of developed nations. 36 overall. underscored yesterday by beige book. i want, federal reserve, go around the country and get a feel at what is going on. one of the things they came up with difficulty finding qualified

charles payne from the fox business network here. he runs his own stock analysis year.een one of your best years ever. why have we seen this huge run-up lately? >> you know, i got to tell you, for me personally, my theses on the market begins with, sound as little corny with global peace, global prosperity and ability of american companies to take advantage of that. when people watching the show, i get this all the time, i'm stopped on the street, the market does not reflect what i see. it is probably not. not necessarily we see out our windows like the market was 10 or 20 years ago. what the market reflects last quarter, harley-davidson in america were up 1% and latin america up 39%. tiffany, the midtown store, sales have been flat for a long time but in china same-store sales are up 29%. around the world these numbers really buffered the stock market and really in my mind is why it's a legitimate move. leland: much more of a global situation. the market numbers reflect that it has been one of the best years in the market for a long time. we want to show you the both t

here to talk about it, brian wesbury first trust advisors and our good buddy, charles payne. let me off the top, i don't want to speak for you and we may be predispose toddies like the winkelvoss twins one way or another. we may put out a disclaimer that says we're biased with our reporting boeing in. charles is chuckling. brian, with that, tell us your view. whatever people call them, they love bitcoin. they put out a statement, one of them did, bit coyne is digital currency for those that don't know, could be 45 times more valuable than it is today. you say what, brian. >> if, if bitcoin actually becomes a true money, a scrip that makes it in the world, it could be worth a whole lot more but we have never ever seen a scrip become worth anything. we tried a bunch of them in the great depression. there were over 150 different attempts at making scrip. all of them failed. all of them have disappeared. and so there's no real reason to believe that bitcoin can be a true alternative to yen and dollar and euro. connell: right. >> in the end you can't really show me that it can be

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dennis: time to make money with charles payne. ce and look at the shipping industry. nothing like a descriptive name. charles: it is really starting to come on. the reflection of the global economy. pmi numbers all over the world this week. modest gains, but the trends are positive. i don't know if you remember when this space was really hot, this hit $110 per share. $110 per share. the biggest pullback back over $100 per share. ended 11,700. this stock has been down more in that same time. not necessarily doubled, but certainly moving higher. pulled back, the next stop 393. the fundamentals were there. 2014 will be a big year. they have deep oil platforms and 10 tankers. what killed it was they overspent. these big ships. they hold 200,000 deadweight ton. you could put this whole building on them. all of that now may be behind them and this could be a huge winner. cheryl: the market will come back. charles: it is a reflection out of america. building up and building up. dennis: thank you very much, charles. cheryl: cracking down o

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. nsa is secretly intercepting computer shipments in the operation is called tailored access operations. when we contacted them for statement, this is what they said. it is a unique and national asset that is on the frontlines of enabling the nsa to defend the nation and its allies. we won't discuss specific allegation, but it's work is centered on computer network exploitation and the support of foreign intelligence collections. sales are down for the year and this won't pump them up a further. craig smith h here on the busins implications of all of this. >> one judge ruled that it's very likely a part of this. >> a judge in new york city talkedabout this. >> but was this even covered in this? >> no. >> this is a new thing, which is to put it in vernacular and suddenly that is very problematic. charles: they were all suspects. so it didn't matter? >> yes. the nsa is intercepting data having to do with millions of phone calls and that is the horrific james bond stuff. thereality is they

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto.ly intercepting computer shipments in the operation is called tailored access operations. when we contacted them for statement, this is what they said. it is a unique and national asset that is on the frontlines

stuart: you're going to have to compete with charles payne for picking stocks and that's a difficultever i saw one. >> yes, it is. stuart: wal-mart, let's move onto that. it had its biggest on-line sales day ever. a lot of items on the website sold out. he's about to expose a problem with wal-mart. brian sozzi is a frequent guest. you say that wal-mart is being deceptive. what's the story? >> vigilante man of people, this is a wakeup call when the company reports in february, everybody holding stock realizes what happens now. massive inventory built in the stores right now. stuart: hold it, massive inventory buildup in the store and they've got a lot of stuff in inventory they pay for it and can't sell it. >> there's a dark underworld of inventory. it feels like the world is closing in, walk into the back of the store all of this stuff is on pallets, unopen. and u.s. wal-mart sales help underperform their inventory for over six quarters. this is a company at headquarters buying goods thinking it's moving out the door, but the economy is-- consumers are telling something different. st

stuart: charles payne right again. we're out of time. connell, it is yours.an insurance company says hold on, healthcare.gov still has significant issues will talk about what those issues are. and we have optional or, a good friend of ours show saying he is most worried about a bubble in u.s. stocks, stock market bubble. we have the amazon drone's, they did indeed take twitter by storm last night, we will get into it. and why are all looks the most searched item on google? dagen, thank goodness, has thoughts on that. that and more this hour of "markets now." don't give away those thoughts now. dagen: very disturbing man who lives in my building, doesn't seem to have a job, just smokes incessantly. and he wears uggs. which says i have no job.

watch out, charles payne and monica crowley are back.h more. ♪ look at this, it is a rally, stocks surging on the jobs report that came out an hour and half ago. last hour telling us a selloff is going to come this afternoon probably. charles payne is here, you disagree with that. charles: that has been the pattern. in those intraday sessions there was a point in the session we were up, in other words what the pattern has become, excitement in the daytime, morning and the professionals, the smart guys kind of selling into that. i don't think so. we will be challenged. stuart: are you or are you not protecting a 200-point rally at the close of trading? he will be happy with that? because the economy is stronger, profits are stronger, that is your theory, right? forget the fed. charles: profits have always been stronger. but the u.s. economy, the most vulnerable part of the rally, looks better. there are still some aspects which are worrisome. even if they get jobs, even if it goes up a little bit, they have been hesitant to spend money. o

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our commitment has never been stronger. >> it's that time when the great charles payne makes money forca. what do they do. charles: they make freight cars and they make them, they make them. listen, they've had a tough go of it, but the company is coming along, real nicely. they came along in september and the next five years business should be extraordinarily great for these guys. almost a portfolio stock not a flip. something in a 4 o 01(k). there's 10% short position on it, but fiscal for next year, the street 1.21, and i think their business is going to take off. stuart: freight car america. we've heard it. thank you, charles. a man from georgia watching his son play tennis at the middle school decide today plug in his electric car to charge it, a nissan leaf. 20 minutes later after he plugged in his car, a police officer approached him and violated the law because it was considered theft. the officer did not make an arrest there, instead filed an incident report. ten days later the man was arrested at his home and spent 15 hours in custody for what turned out to be 5 cents worth o

here in studio is charles payne. charles, take it to you first.out with end of year health conference. he got pretty beaten up by the press. somebody like john boehner is sitting back over his eggnog think i will redo this entire thing come 2014. >> of course. listen the pendulum has swung completely back into the court of the gop. it has been president obama who has, he has been his own worst enemy. let's face it, the website was cobbled together. was put together based on ideology and ego. they could have taken their time. could have put it out later. there were certainly yellow flags, if not red flags that the website itself would be a disaster. again, doing some of the math, you don't have to be some sort of genius to figure this out, if we have a plan based onioning people really buying into it, particularly going to pay $95 fine, you're not being honest about it. yeah. cheryl: rich, again on the heels of that press conference on friday now the question is for 2014, this is a question to you, will there be a huge movement by the gop to say th

lori: let's make some money with charles payne.ollowing the dumb money to win and this is what everyone is talking about. playing vanilla, easy, breezy, defensive names. >> we talked about it during the break the last hour ago when adam was bragging how he outperformed everybody by doing nothing. adam: i've been sitting on that. i had to roll over a 401(k) a long time ago. put it into index 500. >> don't you find it interesting we're talking about the idea that the little guy is coming back to the market it is time to sell when this year the professionals, smartest guys on wall street who significantly, significantly underperformed the market, significantly by a million miles. adam: hedge funds always usually do. >> amazing these guys get 2% and get 20 to 25% of profits. are you kidding me? get the money year after year. short funds which got slaughtered, i guaranty will raise billions of dollars again. it is amazing. these masters of universe types i think problem with them is two-fold problem. i think on one hend you have guys wh

dagen: tow tie to make money wih charles payne. e going to talk about the very fun state of texas. charles: the economy is getting better. you cannot dispute that. jobs numbers assigned a job but we are not seeing it today. but all the big losers, big lots, list almost goes on and on. one of these companies that should be doing very well. the bottom line is that around this country there is a lack of confidence. people have not taken the bait. people do not believe enough to really get the virtuous cycle ben bernanke has been trying for. the bottom line is all we have to do is take a page from texas. yesterday a company reported to earnings, the stock was up 20%. they were founded in the 1890s, only in five states dominantly a texas story. up 20% in one day. 93% sales remain on credit. in this country the last three months credit card use has gone down, the debt has gone down three consecutive months. so why are people spending money, using credit, i tell you, up 22% same-store sales, furniture sales up 55% same-store. electronics u

welcome, everyone, i am charles payne in for neil cavuto. the irs reported has a plan. republicans saying that it's changing the rules to classify all activities of these groups as political. that would make it nearly impossible for them to get tax-exempt status in my next guest says that once again the administration is blaming political opponents. we have katrina pearson here with us. we invited pete sessions in on the show as well. let's start with you, katrina. you guys have seen this coming, you know what is coming. what are you doing about it? >> that is why many of us have stepped up and actually run to fill some of the positions where we have entrenched incumbent politicians that are afraid to do what is right, that's the protect the american people in front of government. charles: by the way, why are people afraid? is not just democts and if so, why are they also afraid? >> absolutely. the thing is we have this thing called the constitution. and we have the administration and congressional numbers that are in the teens and the single digits and no one wants to

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charles payne, all about buybacks and buyouts. ell: we're going to talk about it again because i would love to see what he thinks about the talking heads earlier. charles: we had big dividend announcements. coming with the mastercard last week. i have a something, guys. when i see the type of money these guys are committing to these dividends and amount of in the buybacks, i think it is an enormous sign of confidence. just a string nice sign of confidence, however think it is more a sign of confidence in the rest of the world more so than the united states. dagen: you would hire people rather than buyback stocks. charles: they're not confident and fiscal policy, but they're confident their business will do well. last quarter mastercard, $1 trillion in volume, 300 billion came from america. this is nations in other parts of the globe are growing faster. you saw the air show, when it ordered $192 billion. last quarter 3m only 36% of their revenue. four and .5% growing. they are confident the rest of the world will continue to grow an

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it is time to make money with charles payne. 3-d printing and if you listen to charles in the past, you could have made some big money. you actually could make money with a 3-d printer, ironically. >> you probably could. don't know if you want to use it anywhere. ashley: no, that's true. >> like december, if wall street discovered the 3-d printer. it has been absolutely amazing. december third, freidman billings initiates outperform. can can core says we like it, target 85. pacific crest said hey that is good looking stock. initiate with outperform. target 96. deutsche bank says, hey, what about us? we initiate buy target, 95. not to be outdone, jeffrey, see your 95, raise you 102. tracy: monkey see, monkey do, come on now. >> the baron's analyst lays out his thinking. what they're saying this is more of a prototype sort of thing but will make catalyst into being computer-aided design and have major impact to manufacturing. it is even 1% penetration in global manufacturing would be equivalent to $140 billion. right now, that woul

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charles payne is here. this hour he has a pick in the tech sector. what's going on, charles?hold name but a company called ubiquity. i've been following for a while. this is revolutionary networking company. they have routers software all that stuff. they have disruptive technology and pricing points and it worked out very well for them. for example, they beat the street each quarter, beaten pretty easily. last quarter revenues are were up year-over-year and sequentially. revenue up sequentially four quarters in a row. the stock was zooming, but hit a speed bump when the cfo left. i'm not sure why the chief marketing officer left but they are not big names typically pull back i think it's a buying opportunity for the company. ashley: have they said why. >> just start press release. ceo you get nervous. cfo, you batten down the hatches. i never saw a company get hit on chief marketing officer leaving although the guy had a really good resume'. they signed a deal with russia. in 186 companies they have shipped. earnings consensus continue to move up higher. obviously the caveat

charles payne here to explain how new taxes from obamacare will trickle down to you. >> the tax man. then millions of americans regular order to return their unwanted gift today but what if you don't have a receipt? everything you need to know to avoid today's post to avoid today's post christmas chaos ahead. wisest kid, am i forgetting something? no holiday's complete without campbell's green bean casserole. wish you were here. ♪ [ doorbell ] [ gasps ] ♪ [ gong ] [ wisest kid ] m'm! m'm! good! ♪ ick with innovation. stick with power. stick with technology. get the new flexcare platinum from philips sonicare and save now. philips sonicare. >>> a quarter past the hour. as many of you get ready to ring in the new year, you may want to brace yourself because there is one big bad thing 2014 will bring. >> a slew of new obamacare related taxes that will surely trickle down to you and charles payne for fox business network is here with what we can expect. >> there's already been a slew of taxes already that have been coming in but we get two biggies in 2014. the individual mandate which we

charles payne is here.hour he is looking at a relative newbie company, that means it's a lotto ticket, that offers network security platforms with his pick taking us across the country to california. what is going on. >> people would be offended that worked there that you call them a lottery ticket. this was company i had given up on. it was high flying stock and crashed and drove by the headquarters. every spot in the lot was taken. i said golly, real people work in the company even though it was 50-cent stock. tracy: there is that. >> anyway it was high-risk. tracy: because you're employed there doesn't mean you have to invest in it. >> high-risk company, higher than normal. it is in working company. has amazing products. it is growing tremendously. the street think it is will grow 30% for the next five years. the stock is trading hands at 69 pe. you have to have that sort of growth to justify that sort of pe. adam: people who like to buy what they know, what is it they do? is it security? >> network secu

time to make money with charles payne.ock hitting a new 52-week high. >> i'm looking at stock in a space, i think we talked about this dry bulk space before. maybe it has been a while. remember the dry bulk index was really hot 10 years ago. tracy: yeah. @> it would be the proxy for everything and replace the dow jones transportation. the problem is these companies over extended themselves. they ordered big giant tankers and cost a lot of money and the economy went down. any way the dry bulk, this is the talk i like, navios maritime holdings. breaking out to new 52-week high. has a lot of room to the upside. know the all-time high is october of 2007 at $17. i still see room to the upside but the dry bulk index is breaking out to double top, which is a major, major move. i'm not a big-time technician and this chart formation, when you see that happening it is usually very good news. what that means, guys, underscoring to me that 2014, i think the global economy will be so much better. i don't even know there is any part of

good natural resource up 6%, that is the charles payne favorite.ck. [ male aouncer ] need help keeping your digestive balance in sync? try align. it's the number one ge recommended probiotic that helps maintain digestive balance. ♪ stay in the groove with align. tracy: look at the dow off 30, half and half, green and red on the screen, a little more green. the dow is struggling, it is up into the green. lauren simonetti on the floor of the stock exchange. >> this is such a fun stock to talk about. the stock is down 7.2%, 68 and change. an analyst downgraded the company and underperformed, quote, nothing has changed over alaskan 15 days to justify this rise in valuation near tripling the stock price since the november idea, looking at the volume, 40 one million shares. that is 2% of total volume from twitter. it was substantially more than that, 83 million shares changing hands at the end of the day. a bigger proportion of the volume but amazing a stock like this is having such a reaction. we are not sure why. a lot of traders and investors are comp

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