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stocks like dillard, del frisco steakhouse, noodles and company and amc soaring. think the group could run into a bit of trouble coming up? >> right now on this week, you know, the s&p was down 2%. small caps, iwm, etf, tracks, russell 2,000 is down 1% a huge reversal today. a good reversal yesterday. so showing really good relative outperformance here's the thing there's a lot of things goin on to figure out how the tax cuts from december affect a lot of domestic companies, how raising interest rates do. how strong commodity prices do how a weak dollar does i don't know personally. but the fact that it's being viewed defensively right now, the iwm for all intents and purposes leads me to believe if we're going to retest the february 9th lows, which i believe they would do, you want to tugly take shots at something like the iwm in particular so i have a five-year chart here if you look at this thing, i worked on the trend lines with my main man over here carter when you look at this thing, i really did violate that uptrend from the early 2016 double bottom low i t

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we saw department stores like macy's, dillard's and kohl's top tj maxxx.nd mortar are learn how long to compete with amazon. thus far in 2018, the second best performing sector is consumer discretionary. of the top five, three of the winners are from the digital world. there is room for everybody to make money when a consumer feels this flesh. amazon rallied from down $40. and a major bid is coming from disany any day now. when businesses, big businesses start to hum. and right now that's what's happening. manufacturing at its best level since may of 2011. here is the thing. the employment component was the highlight. it surged 5.5 percentage points. speak of jobs. next week we get the employment data from last month. wall street isn't sure which way to. >> . the january jobs spooked people in the ivory towers on wall street because they are worried that average americans are making too much moony. there is maybe a chance we retest recent lows. bin vestors should consider staying the course based on the notion economic growth will justify much higher share

maxx, target, ross, best by, nordstrom, macy's, jcpenney, dillards and sears combined.his is a timely subject where this week brought news that toys r us will shutter or sell all of its stores and amazon is partly to blame. this failure was certainly one of debt with which the company was saddled by its private equity investor, but of course the next time you need star wars legos, you'll probably go to amazon. the domination in our lives by big tech is unmistakable, but nobody seems particularly yum s upset about it, certainly not members of congress who in any other context would be raising questions. and i think i know why. we love our ghanadgets. nobody is eager to stand up for a cable stove pipe, but hands off my iphone or my amazon prime account. don't separate me from my facebook friends and if god's sake don't interrupt my ability to google anything. but no matter how much we enjoy them, these big four are in dar danger of thwarting the rest of the country's economy. i want to know what you think. answer the survey question, given the market dominance of amazon,

she was searching for an elevator at a dillard's department store in omaha and spotted this.laughter and applause ] >> steve: i'll take the -- >> jimmy: i'll take the stairs, yeah. this next one was sent in by tabby caldwell in austin, texas. she spotted it outside a a classroom. it says, "women in math" and then below it says, "for all women who love math." let's see who is running it? oh, a bunch of men, perfect. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: that don't add up. >> jimmy: this next one was sent in by john royds in hamilton canada. he spotted it in a grocery store. it says, "100% juice and other ingredients." so it's 100% -- it's 100%. >> steve: yes. >> jimmy: oh definitely. it's definitely 100%. i got to go, man. >> jimmy: next sign was sent in by andy dee in cleveland, ohio. he was visiting the cleveland clinic and came across this. "thank you for making us number two in gastroenterology." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: come on man, we're number two. >> jimmy: if you're a a gastroenterologist number two is even better than number one i think. >> steve: that's exa

forhave to get a nice dress the wedding, so they pulled this ress off the rack at dillard's the night before the wedding for $53. one of the interesting things to at the time of their marriage hillary decided to keep be called hillary rodham, which would have been pretty unusual for 1975 in really, anywhere. both of their mothers had hoped to would change her name clinton but she stayed rodham was very happy about that. came to fayetteville, they had just graduated from yale law high school but they couple like so many others, they didn't have any money. they didn't really have any furniture. started just getting in life and their lives were very busy with lots of political activity, lots of friends, back and forth to little rock. they also traveled a lot in those years so they didn't have of money but they spent a networks e building friendships. he urge to participate in political service -- her graduation address at wellesley made quite a national splash. radical for her time, and she went on to jail law school and that's where she bill, of course, and bill had started and knew tha

dillards has 300 stores, they buy from us for 16 and sell it out.ration. then let's say they run into a style that they don't sell so what they do is, they kale us up and style one, two, three, four, we're not selling that style. so what are you going to do? we'd like to market down they not the day it comes n. we do a survey of everybody else that has that style and we say okay look nobody is selling the thing usually. okay everybody market down and at least we place it some place instead of just having this. >> franchiseing the business. >> and then i don't know if you know this, but 1991 i got involved with supporting rocky mountain institute, which is an environment think and do tank. nobody knows about that. they're great. and so what i do, my kid died and left $60,000 in a pillow case, he was 27-years-old, left it to rocky mountain he used to tell me all the time, look at these palace tick bags you are using, it's disgusting it's all going to landfills. what should i do give me the answer he never had an answer, but he had a complaint. so on a