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let's bring in david bahnsen. i want to talk to to you about eli lilly.dividend kind of guy, and lilly just hiked their dividend about 15%. heavy got a $15 billion buyback as well. are you buying? >> no, we're definitely not, and this is a case where the dividend hike works against the argument. they went from a .65% yield to a .74% yield. but the stock has gone from 100 to 800. it hasn't really moved all year. it's been kind of dead money through this huge 30% rally, but, stuart, why would a company that's making more money than they've ever made from a single drug be paying such a very low dividend? going back 10, 15, 20 years. eli lilly had a 3, 4 or 5% dividend yield the entire time, now it's way less than 1%. so we look to the dividend to see confidence from management that this free cash flow is going to expand. i think in this case they had a huge blockbuster, stock went up a lot, but management if isn't paying the share holders with cash from it. we're not attorney touching it. stuart: -- not touching it. stuart: going to. how about amgen? you've

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david bahnsen, when does this dow correction end? >> who knows. what's interest asking nine days in a row it's a lot. it hasn't gone down that much. couple percent and way up. larry: 3.5%. you can see why it got my attention. >> it did and nas data nasdaq at all timehigh. a lot of bad things in 1978. >> but they reduced capital gains tax too. larry: oh, god, that is true. you're right about that. carter, you're right. it wasn't his idea, but thank you for that. thank you, david, and jackie deangeles, greater thanks. catch jackie and brian brenberg and taylor riggs on the big money show 1:00 p.m. weekdays an fabulous fox business. are tax cuts coming first or second? we'll ask weighs and means chair jason smith what his forecast is. he's got to know something about it. he's the big shot on taxes in the house. me, i'm little kudlow. robert munde ll, folks. going up him up. one of the fathers of supply side economics. i'm kudlow, be right back. ♪ we're not gonna talk about traffic or weather. if anyone brings up lawn care, i will handle it. hosting c

and look who who's sitting next to me this morning, yeah, the man himself, david bahnsen is with us.0. do you have any comment whatsoever, bahnsen? >> it's a huge runup, and i think that those the that are speculating on it have done very well, those that believe it's going to $500,000 think they're in early innings, those that think there's no way to value it, like myself, have no idea -- stuart: so you wouldn't with buy it. >> no. it's heavily correlated with nasdaq. that's really why this goes up and down, around the tech sector. stuart: okay. outside your investing in dividends plays, outside of that you don't touch bitcoin. >> no. we touch a lot of other asset a classes, but we have to be able to value them. so real estate, income credit, dividend stocks are our bread and butter. stuart: do you still think bitcoin will eventually crash? >> i know it will. stuart: you know it will? >> of course. that doesn't mean it doesn't go higher, but again, i do not believe it'll ever be a widely held medium of exchange. stuart: okay, all right. let's get off this subject. [laughter] everybo

stuart: david bahnsen is going to look at this. >> i know, right? stuart: next case is amazon.ind of delivery service in italy using drones. tell me her. >> prime air drone delivery is what the service is being called, and it's actually the first many europe. they chose italy, and they learned yesterday it was successful. they've done it in two states here, arizona and i think texas. they were also looking at britain but, cleary, doing it successly in italy. stuart: fantastic. and then we have chipotle. they have raised their menu prices again. i would have thought that would raise the price of the stock, but it's down just a fraction. >> let's see how the news is digested on the street a little bit. we got this announcement late yesterday. look, they're raising prices what they are saying by about 2%. the company saying it's only the first time they've done that in a year, but one analyst has tracked this in the last 4-5 years and said prices on average are now up about 20%. that sort of tracks in line with sort of overall prices, so they're certainly not gouging customers, bu