joining me now is fox business's very own deirdre bolton.he is an expert in alternatives and launched her own show called "risk & reward. >> thank you for having me. so nice to be with you, gyri. gerri: nice to have you here. i know this wasn't the first thing on your list. i hope you talk about wine and art. >> we certainly can. all kidding aside. you've seen the records. we talked about it, last year at christie's and is sotheby's. art is holding up. i was at christie's. i saw a fabulous painting. i will show you the photo later but there is this idea people want to own hard assets of the that is part of a balanced portfolio albeit that is more of a minority. there is still something to be said, especially as people mistrust the dollar say a little bit more. you want to have the things that you know. gerri: just not the dollar, my friend. >> hold on to its value, paintings are one of them. gerri: not just the dollar. people are mistruthful of the stock market these days. >> sure. gerri: they want different places and differ pockets to put

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deirdre: wow, that is a huge story. >> huge. melissa: thanks for that breaking news, peter. >> you bet. melissa: so we reached a boiling point in san francisco of the battle between the 1% and 99%, is at a fever pitch. silicon valley pricing everyone else out of the bay area market. we have a protester in the heart of the fight. erin, i know you have a protest getting ready to start. i'm hearing everyone out there that is really where it is coming to a head. what do you hope to gain today? >> yeah, we'll be participating at 11:30 pacific time. benito santiago, a disabled resident is being evicted by someone from the tech industry so they can move in his house. melissa: we'll show you. er rin, when the protest gets underway, we'll get back to you in the meantime. ipo no. virtue financial delaying long-awaited ipo amid rising scrutiny of the market. is michael lewis to blame? we have fox business's charlie gasparino and economist, todd buchholz and "wall street journal's" jayjames freeman. charlie you have breaking news. >> why ar

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now here is deirdre bolton. deirdre: thank you very much.ward with deirdre bolton". we give you more choices beyond stocks and bonds. our top headlines, alley baba the chinese webs giant investing more than a billion dollars in a native version of youtube. more on next gen media in china as regulators crackdown on online video content. comcast trying to appease regulators so its purchase of time warner cable ghost or. it is selling some of its subscriber base to charter. they get a bigger footprint. we will have more on all these in media coming up. apple preparing for a jumbo 17 billion-dollar on sale. helping to find that $90 billion stock buyback. so it is open to investors in the us and abroad. details coming your way. deirdre: quick check on the markets, you will see a

now here is deirdre bolton. deirdre: welcome to "risk & reward," i am deirdre bolton.ust stocks and bonds. we focus on new tech, real estate and even art. our top story today, twitter. it shows twitter is taking its data business seriously. early twitter investor will be joining us to talk about what he thinks of the strategy and how processing 500 million daily tweets may change. more ways to make money and better ways to keep it. ♪ deirdre: other headlines that we are tracking for you at this hour. google is expanding into reach into space, buying tighten. a solar power grown company. part of the strategy, beating facebook to new remote users first point of contact.

this is make-or-break level deirdre: 1830.iz, liz ann sonders said we when expects something ugly. china came in with worse than expected exports. [closing bell ringing] down 9% year-to-date. david: it is indeed. looks like the nasdaq bloodiest of all. this is bad day on wall street. a very bad day on wall street. we haven't seen some of these levels in over two years. as we look at the nasdaq down over 3% and we look at the s&p, wow, that s&p at 1833. it did not hold the levels a lot of traders were looking at. so we may see more bleeding tomorrow again. we'll deal with today first. very shortly the question turns to what happens tomorrow. do these, does this selloff continue for another day? and then if you're going into a friday with levels at this level, what happens over the weekend. "after the bell" starts right now.

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she said she was working there since she was the deirdre bolton and her father worked there's a you can tell me she does not know anything about gm. but to that comment the old and new gm is not acceptable there may have hired or fired. neil: that is the of legal argument that that is the argument that not have to make the victims' families whole but that does not hold water. >> not if they withheld information from congress that is becoming obvious this which was given to delphi and accepted by gm somebody said the switches will work there was a piece of paper with the signature that accepted the switches. >> is your daughter counted among the known fatalities or initiate question mark. >> i have seen to lancers i have seen articles that they would not confirm that they were one of the 13. i know that she was i know there are 13 victims and probably more. neil: i apologize for my confusion on a pressing day i appreciate you to take the time. in the meantime now the president is crowing but we have been doing some digging we found some numbers. (dad) well, we've been thinking about it a

melissa: i was suspicious why you were focusing on that but thank you, deirdre. what internal documents reveal about the iphone maker as it sits on a whopping $159 billion in cash. bears piling on with today's selloff. the s&p 500 has given back all of its gains for the years, for the year that is. the bad news may still be to come. the stocks to avoid as earnings season kicks off. a race against time for malaysia flight 370. new details in the search with just hours to go until the black box stops pinging. melissa: apple on a downward slide. an internal memo says the worse may be yet to come. consumers want larger models with cheaper price tags than the iphone. facebook and google are snapping up companies, apple's giant war chest lies dormant of. we have charlie gasparino and marketing expert bruce turkel with us. this is a feignful memo to come out in the midst of the samsung trial. they basically made a full screen to show to the whole company, consumers want what we don't have and they're talking about phones less than $300 with screens bigger than four inch

melissa: deirdre bolton had on tim draper. he believes the pull back is about people paying taxes. >> who is jim draper? melissa: very famous venture investor. >> shows how much i know. melissa: a lot of taxes in 2013. >> don't they pay all the time. melissa: pay their taxes every year. we don't see this -- >> mr. draper might be talking his own book. melissa: possibly but that was right out there. what do you think of this trade in weibo today? >> i think reduction in shares from the pipe ipo speaks to the fact that investors don't have so much tolerance for companies that don't yet have a profit. they want to see the proof in the pudding before they actually invest in the ipo. in terms of the share price could be your average investor. melissa: last word to charlie. >> i think mr. draper's wrong. look, people paid their taxes already. that's what happened here. thanks for have wisdom, mr. draper. melissa: you will love this next one. that is pretty hypocriiical department. new york city pay "new york times" paul krugman a pr

deirdre, thanks so much. it is an iphone world and we're just living in it. a big stock split but there is no love for the ipad. >>> up in smoke, new regulations for e-cigarettes but some say they're getting off easy. >>> take your kid to workday is taking on new meaning at the white house. how this little girl may be the ultimate symbol of unemployment in this country. even when they say it's not, it is always about money. melissa: just as the world was ready to bury apple the stock is storming back today. the tech giant reporting better-than-expected earnings and revenue growth but apple is also revealing some core issues that could cause problems down the line. here to cause it all, charlie gasparino, scott martin of united advisors and ari from quantum networks. ipad only sold 3.65 million ipads, compared to 19.5 last year, far below the average. maybe you don't need an ipad after all. >> i don't think so. shockingly i don't think anybody would have said that six or 12 months ago. mobile phone, smartphone is so robust and can do everything than some, than

thanks so much, deirdre. green all over the screen. a broad based rally in wall street after what felt like a is month long pummeling. amazon wants to make your smartphone and facebook wants to be your bank. even when they is always about money. melissa: the high frequency hysteria and outrage caused by michael lewis and "flash boys" is still making headlines. one firm is standing strong. here now is fox business's own charlie gasparino with breaking news. we have penn financial's matt mccall with us and scott martin from united advisors. charlie, i will throw it to you. >> virtue, the ipo that was pulled amid this hysteria/scandal. is now back. virtue founder vinnie viola is leaning toward doing an ipo. what i understand this is sources at virtue the tiling is uncertain but according to people who know vinnie this thing is likely, likely, can't say definitely, he wants to do it. he wants to do it in the coming weeks. we should point out you can't do an ipo without an ipo road show. the ipo road show date has not been set. they're play

how are you doing, debra, deirdre. let's get on with it. netflix stream a raging river. new evidence that the video provider crushing cable. that has given beaten down netflix another look. charlie gasparino will join us with an exclusive. he is hearing about one of the most talked about ipos expected on wall street and it is not what the "wall street journal" is reporting. behind the wheel of the world's fastest car. the american success story, clocking in at a whopping 270 miles per hour and you can buy this markets may be closed but we're open for business. adam: is the streaming giant really a cable killer? here is jonas farris from max fund.com and jonathan hoenig from capitalist pig hedge fund. both are fox news contributors. jonathan, let me start with you. netflix stock plunged what, 20% the past month? is that indicator we're talking too much about people cutting the cord? >> netflix i wouldn't call it a cable killer, adam. it is a entertainment revolutionizer. apart from the stock, i can remember wasn't too long ago you had to the big pile of vhs tapes, wasting

deirdre: the market losing ground now after the dow and s&p hit new record intraday highs.eak economic data weighing on stocks. some are expecting these bleak reports to spur more money printing. so who is that really helping? here to break it all down, fox business's charlie gasparino, john silvia, wells fargo and steve moore of heritage. he is a fox news contributor. welcome to all three of you. >> hi, melissa. melissa: hi. steve what do you think about this? are we seeing the market, i mean we're down right now. seems like the trend is, traders loving idea of weak economic data once again because they feel like the fed may keep printing. who is it really helping? steve, go ahead. >> this is the strangest economy i've seen in the 30 years i've been studying this stuff. basically we're seeing the stock market on a tear, you know. what we've seen over the last two or three years has been huge increases in wealth. and it's true that most of that increase in wealth has gone to the people at top 2 or 3%. what is really strange about this, a president who is so obsessed reducin

deirdre, thanks so much. so they're protesting income inequality on capitol hill. maybe they didn't get the memo. our money investigation into jobs recovery that created far low-wage work than better pay jobs. stunning allegations of racism, rattling the nba. how magic johnson the a get of the alleged remarks may have a perfect exit strategy for l.a. clippers owner donald sterling. they say everything is bigger in texas except the taxes. governor rick perry's big win as toyota jumps from california's sinking ship. even when they say it is not is always about money. melissa: hundreds of protesters taking to the streets in washington today. the senate plans to vote on the minimum wage increase on wednesday this week. workers are voicing their opinions. joining me now is one of the the organize. she is the cofounder of rock united. thank you so much for joining us today. i want to ask you, you're talking about a lot of different things in this protest. income inequality, minimum wage, corporate tax breaks. who is paying their fair share. seems like you're all over the

deirdre: no i will ggle it. i do know you have something pretty cool coming up there. is a big hbo starting and you have the vp? melissa: "silicon valley," one cast member an executive producer. excited about that did you know it is easier to get a job at goldman sachs than at walmart? i'm not kidding. that is true. what does that say about this jobs recovery. >>> hitting a little too close to home. the tech world not so happy about the hbo show "silicon valley." we'll hear from the show's producer and star on fox business. >>> new york mets player annihilated for taking pa ternty leave, three days off t was three days! pitting fans against family. even when they say it's not it is always about money. melissa: so on jobs day, here is food for thought. it is now easier to get a job at goldman sachs than it is for walmart. what does that mean for the jobs market going forward? here our very own charlie gasparino, along with economist, michelle girard and peter morici. welcome to all of you. there is up tick in people working part time. how you make the whole goldman, wal

. >> reporter: right-wing economist deirdre mccloskey, who calls herself a "bleeding-heart libertarian," has also supported a guaranteed minimum income for years. >> reporter: but would you accept a minimum income with some of the social welfare programs continuing to be in place? >> yes, because i think the other ones then would atrophy. i think they would go away. >> reporter: mccloskey is famous for her work, as don mccloskey, on the rhetoric and history of economics. she wrote several critiques of the discipline from a feminist perspective, after she herself changed genders. you went through a major life transformation almost 20 years ago. >> i did. >> reporter: has it changed your point of view with regard to any of this? >> i sometimes say that i'm a motherly libertarian, and that wouldn't work too well if i was still a guy. >> reporter: now we shouldn't forget a last key argument from the left: a minimum income as a way to combat rising income inequality. that's an issue even in relatively equal switzerland, says the harvard business school's felix oberholzergee, a swiss native

. ♪ deirdre: we continue to monitor breaking news coming out of washington.re she is, mary barra, the ceo of general motors. she is listening to opening statements coming from the ranking member, marcia blackburn. there is henry waxman, the democrat from california. there have been opening statements. fred upton already spoke. marcia blackburn, vice-chair of tennessee. we'll take the swearing-in of mary barra, when the q&a begins, we know the prepared statement that has been released but the q&a is where the rubber hits the road. not to make a joke out of this. we'll monitor what we're seeing in washington for all of you once they get through all the procedures in the committee in the house. >>> everyone heard of the 12 steps to stop alcoholism but a new drug therapy process claims to help really kick the habit. it is an implant. that releases slowly over time to block your craving to drink. here to talk about it, medical dollars, is dr. manny from the fox news medical a-team. this is fascinating. >> it is fascinating, yeah, i do. the space of alcohol recover

deirdre bolton, in. would you bank with facebook?usins, see if they have access to it before us and let us know how it goes. facebook just won't comment, but a lot of sources out there who say this is coming, so instead of just being able to share your photos, videos, stories, postings, your opinions about any and all, quite possibly boring the relatives, sometimes that is how i feel, will be able to do some transactions. that is what they are expecting facebook users to be able to do especially between the uk and europe. this is a big if, if in fact this product or rather this function becomes lives as expected. the interesting thing here is facebook gets another business, so that is not surprising, but what is more surprising is if this happens, they will get even more information about its users. if you will be using e-money, they will be able to tell what you are buying at what price, and that information gets sold to advertisers and facebook revenue will go up. stuart: got it. we will see you in nine minutes, i believe. it is th

to take you through it, here is deirdre bolton. >> clearly very clear remarks, another example of straightforwardve, thank you for that. for my first i would like to go back to the problem we discussed earlier, and that is the long-lasting nature of unemployment in the red states following the financial crisis. we see that below the national data, which are improving, there is a wide dispersion and labor market performance. big differences by geography in which some cities and some states are doing far better than others. and also a very dramatic difference by education. much depends upon how much education and vocational training a worker may have. what is the role of the federal reserve in addressing these aspects of unemployment? what government policies might be helpful in what private actions might be helpful in finally getting unemployment back down to more comfortable levels? >> thank you. i think you are absolutely right the recovery and labor market has been exceptionally slow. the financial crisis i think left us with a lot of headwinds that the economy has been strgl

now, here is "risk and reward" with deirdre fulton. ♪ deidre: welcome to "risk and reward.oney beyond stocks and bonds. markets are closed for the good friday holiday. so far, the tech heavy nasdaq is down 6.5% since its march peak. we will ask investors if they are getting more cautious about putting money to work. we will all you bring you part three of my exclusive, their conversation with ben horowitz. bitcoins is here to