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chuck vo: standing by your word, that's what matters the most. >>> welcome back.uarter guidance light of expectations and has investors selling in afterhours trading. joining us is chad barley at pacific crest securities. what would carl icahn think this morning? >> hi, good morning. well, i think overall it was a pretty solid quarter as you mentioned, the stock is selling off. i think there's some disappointment around the u.s. marketplace business and certainly the q2 earnings outlook. >> and your a sense in how they turn that around or do they turn that around at this point? >> well, i think management has a lot of initiatives, a lot of opportunities around the marketplace to re-engage consumers and active buyers, which is still growing in the low teens. they're going to look to marketing and advertising, look to use data, look to personalization, so hopefully over the next several quarters we can see a re-acceleration there. we think it will take some time. >> tell me about the stock. what's your target on the stock? >> we have a $60 price target consistent wi

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chuck vo: standing by your word, that's what matters the most. ♪ >>> all right, got something for thed dash" on a others. want to start out with yelp, you talked often about, u.s. authorities opening a criminal inquiry -- excuse me, that is wrong. the ftc -- >> right. whoa, whoa. >> the ftc. i apologize. the ftc is looking in to many complaints, thousands of complaints, about negative reviews that yelp -- that services on yelp claim were generated not from real people. >> okay. suntrust is saying the ftc has received 2,046 complaints and wondered if it's different from the better business bureau. i'm referencing them because they say it's time to buy. it's a very hot button issue. yes, full disclosure, i own a piece of an inn and restaurant, yelp is very powerful. i've not experienced this notion that if you put an ad in the reviews get better, if you don't, the reviews get worse. that's one of the charges. >> there's basically this charge it's almost as if you have to pay protection money. >> right. and stoppleman has repeated, the ceo, said this is ridiculous. i got to tell you that

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chuck vo: standing by your word, that's what matters the most. ♪ look at me i could be center fielder is out to left field. the angels are up 2-0. number one for mike trout. >>> going hard and going in late. shin right to the helmet. >> that is bryce harper's head. line drive, base hit, left field. this will score the game wing run on opening day! alex gonzalez with a walkoff winner! >> another strikeout for jose fernandez! >> and walker hammers it. going back. good-bye, baseball! neil walker with a walkoff winner in the tenth and the pirates win it 1-0! >> the face of the fanranchise, really, mike trout signing a huge contract. >> the throw to first is in time! what a scoop! >> high and deep to left. this baby is out of here! >> that one is hit deep. left field. has it got enough? nelson cruz! good-bye! home run! welcome to baltimore! >> opening day. how great is that? >> the sound of the bat! the walkoff home runs. so good! >> everybody has got a chance. >> that's great. >> yankees didn't play yesterday. they play houston today. >>> another big question heading into opening day, how

chuck vo: standing by your word, that's what matters the most. >>> not going to be happy with this.ou're not man. you haven't looked behind you yet. you remember candy crush got you upset with all those things. >> what is this? >> they have sandwiches walking around. oh, my gosh, spongebob, remember that guy with the cucumbers? never mind. >> let's talk "mad dash." >> yeah. >> and let's get to sandanter. i didn't mean to distract you. >> if you're going to say it, say it right. ubs this morning i thought we'd never live to say this raising numbers on sandanter. it's a remarkable thing, carl mentioned the five year, don't be distracted by the bag of fries behind me. the huchlen b ehuman bag of fri! this is incredible. what they are talking about real estate exposure and no room for complacency but the macro trade is not well. bank sandanter has been selling a lot in our country and the world but this stock is not done going higher. if their five year -- >> their five-year is below ours on the yield. >> do you think there's an arbitrage where people are buying our five year and sellin