coinstar that advanced about 30% year to date. >>> a big rally on wall street today. highs of the day plus 223 with 20 minutes or so before we ring the bell. >> the stock of facebook, let's look at it, it is sdoun better than 28% since the debut back in may. if facebook does a face plant today, will that dill the momentum for the rally? here to join us is brian brgsel, brian, what do you think about this central bank easing around the world, putting that support under for a floor for the market. does it continue all summer or are you expecting a selloff. >> i ti it's a trend you could see throughout the summer. we have been fortunate to travel and talk to a lot of clients, and the one take away we would tell you is that clients are expressly defensive. they're hugging bench marks, and when we see bad news they don't go down, and good news squeezes into the markets. so we think this trend of rising prices could surprise a lot of people. let's get to brian shactman for a quick second. >> yeah, blu mobile was dragged down about 15%. the company preannounced q 2 results.

maybe, okay, an analyst coming out saying that he's a little concerns about the third quarter for coinstarorried about the dvd schedule. maybe not blockbusters hitting the red box machines. they own that rental business. piper and pacific crest defending the name but the daughtry is who everyone is listening to. >> i have hunted gear and garb and coinstar, dumping change. that was the highlight of the celebrity. >> i love the machines. i think their q degre2 results out soon. >>> first up is a space. for-profit education company bridgepoint. >> the company denied accreditation by one acrediting agency earlier this week and now the one company that acredited -- look at the stock's actually -- ah, off. the company still giving accreditation to its ashford university is now saying it will be under special review. when's really important here is -- not killing it. just looking at it. >> may look at it. without accreditation, you do not get federal student loans and talking to rob mcarthur, very right on these companies saying if these acrediting agencies are tougher, especially the higher lear

>> caller: i want coinstar. cstr. >> oh, boy. too controversial. always guys shooting each other. this is a true battleground stock. i have enough problems with the ones that are pure. mike in new york. mike. >> caller: boo-yah, jim, from the great state of texas. >> wow, texas, new york, i like it. what's going on? >> caller: my stock is threshold pharmaceuticals, thld. >> this stock had a monster move. you know, this is like the targets technology. biotechnology i like. i'm not backing away provided you regard it as a speculative play and not health care. how about jamie in maryland. jamie? >> a beautiful thank you boo-yah to you. >> nice. what's up? >> caller: national cash register company. >> i cannot believe they are doing as well as it is. national crash is the old nickname. it's finally turned. i believe in retail. retail is good. my hat is off to bill nudie. he did it right. took a little time but you have figured it out. nick in wisconsin. >> caller: hey, jim. how are you? >> all right. how about you, nick? >> caller: first of all, a wisc

the alternative is coinstar. that's where capital flow is going. >> let me ask you a provocative question here. amazon is expanding at the expense of profits. >> yeah. >> netflix wants to go into new areas. they're entering their fourth international market. why are we so willing to give jeff bezos the benefit at doubt and not willing to give reed hastings the benefit at doubt? >> because amazon grew into the valuation. netflix never really grew into the valuation. in years prior, people paid a premium for that growth potential, that growth story in amazon. well, what happened? the company matured. but we kind of raelzed in terms of revenue derivation where they were going to go. we've never seen that at netflix. the thesis has been out there, but it's never actually come to fruition. >> brian kelly, what do you do with netflix here? >> you stay away from it. i'm with joe on this. the core competition of netflix -- they worry about content costs and more just content acquisition. i've been out of netflix -- i've

that's a headwind and competition from coinstar and all the rest, where you have headwind but this stock a lot of folks have been short on this for a long time, a lot of folks have been hurt on this being short. i'm with michael in the fact we could get a blip to the upside and maybe you want to get into a short position. i don't know about shorting the hell out of it but if i was going to get a nice pop to the upside i'd put on something like a put spread to the downside to try to play that. >> grasso, what would you do? >> do it with pete through options because you have a defined risk. it's too much unknown. you look at the chart, it's enough to make you queasy on this name. lot of people are looking at the headline number of subs and streaming and get enamored and thinking it's a bullish call so i'd be careful and play with a defined risk strategy. >> okay, time for pops and drops, the midday market movers that might not be on your radar, cisco a loser by almost 6%. >> pete mentioned it looks like an overreaction but also in terms of the vmware and nacera deal and also job cuts not h

. >> the opposite is coinstar, a great call on the past maybe with its dvd business.revenues have decelerated. that's the bulk of their revenues. that stream has decelerated up 29% in the quarter. >> isn't that something? reed hastings may have seen the peak in dvds and maybe coinstar seeing the peak in dvds. >> yeah. >> i'm not going to rent "taken" again for this weekend. i've seen it many times. but i always rent "taken" when i see a redbox. >> you love liam neeson. >>> bob pisani, what's moving? >> i was out with friends talking about the stock market last night. whenever i start talking about the stock market, my friends look at me sympathetically like i have a skin disease or something like that. and it's like, sorry, bob, must be depressing doing this all day long. and i said, are you kidding, we're having a great year. the s&p is up 8.1% for seven months of the year. that's the best first seven months we've had since 2009. before that, you have to go back to 2003. so far, we're having a great year and nobody believes it. i think part of the problem is everybod