analyst thank could trade up to 18 time earnings and the implied valuation doesn't bring it there dupont 75 a share in it could be close to 100. >> i think most people have heard of dick's sporting goods, not sure if they've heard of the competitor that is poised for breakout and devalue buy-in about you trade where consumers are being a little bit more value conscious and it's interesting with a clean balance sheet and a couple pickup. >> the stock is up. >> this edition of barron's.com follow us at barron's online with the latest updates. that's all for us we will see you next week on "barron's -( roundtable" gonna d o -♪ when the sheriff john brown come for you? ♪ -stop! now! stop! -(clattering) -heads up! -♪ bad boys, bad boys, whatcha gonna do... ♪ i smoked some marijuana! i'm a marijuana smoker! -♪ bad boys, bad boys -crawl out! ♪ whatcha gonna do... -hands up! hands up!

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18 time earnings and the implied valuation doesn't bring it there dupont is at 75 a share in it could be close to 100. >> i think most people have heard of dick's sporting goods, not sure if they've heard of the competitor that is poised for breakout and devalue buy-in about you trade where consumers are being a little bit more value conscious and it's interesting with a clean balance sheet and a couple pickup. >> the stock is up. >> this edition of barron's.com follow us at barron's online with the latest updates. that's all for us we will see you next wee >> this is "maria bartiromo wall street". >> happy weekend all welcome to the program analyzes the week that was in position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. monday night we will have a new president of the united states. he's been setting the stage for a groundbreaking first-aid office. >> on day one i will sign an executive order directing every federal agency to immediately remove every single burdensome regulation. >> we will oppose new tariffs so the products on or stores will once again be stamped with the beauti

about 10 years ago, i bought dowell and dupont. they merged, they split.ing $900 in dividends per month on dow but the numbers keep slider. >> i don't want to sell it here. we might be at some sort of thereof. i think you should hold on to the stock. let's go to jim in connecticut. jim. >> jim, i own a pit stock since i sold my over 600% profit thanks to you. >> wow. >> what do you feel on ealn. >> not my favorite. i like chewy. that's a pedestrian way to look at things but i think chewy is the better bet to this thing. >> let's go to ryan in arizona. ryan. >> hey, jim. i want to know about health care technology company that focuses on medicare advantage plans and uses an ai based platform positions improve product of ease management and patient outcomes. do you think this type of organization has a potential to disrupt agency and compete with larger companies or do you see as a acquisition target. glover health investment ghsc. >> that's a total speck. i think the timeshare are much better than this. this company loses a lot of money. i'm not recommendin

18 time earnings and the implied valuation doesn't bring it there dupont is at 75 a share in it could be close to 100. >> i think most people have heard of dick's sporting goods, not sure if they've heard of the competitor that is poised for breakout and devalue buy-in about you trade where consumers are being a little bit more value conscious and it's interesting with a clean balance sheet and a couple pickup. >> the stock is up. >> this edition of barron's.com follow us at barron's online with the latest updates. that's all for us we will see you next wee this is a fox business special presentation, unbreakable investor in the new gilded age. here's your host, charles payne. >> thank you, thank you, thank you so much. really appreciate it. i know it's cold outside but it's warm in here. i know everyone's excited too because it's going to get really amazing. but we're going to talk about why it's going to get amazing. welcome to unbreakable investor, the investor in the new gilded age. i want to start with a lyric here that i think is appropriate for many reasons, but it's been no be

dupont did not miss the quarter. still not up.g to split into three and then now splitting into two electric and then chemicals and water. >> as for airlines, american unit revenue domestic swing positive. but this guidance jim a little cloudy. >> but it was because they had a labor contract. how could these analysts not know that giant labor contract. and it was like it was plain as the nose on your face. and they didn't know david. the analysts were the fault of the it's not the fault is in themselves not the stars. >> thank you for that. it's always nice to get a little bit of the bard in the morning. >> a two broody. listen to me. arm holdings is now down 14. you may be on to something about the sale of stock. >> well, i mean, rene haas, the ceo of arm, would not answer the question yesterday. it's an obvious one in terms of where you're going to get the money if you're softbank. and clearly people believe given their very large holding there. and by the way enormous embedded gain that that softbank has enormous fantastic that

undergraduate fibers and textiles later worked for dupont for 30 some years in the same business. and then, but as a professor at the university of delaware, the courses that relate to this as well, she's going to interest. i don't know how many people like tune in and look at the reruns of our hearings, but she's going to be tuning in tonight and sends her best. >> thank you, senator carper, senator mullen, make me nervous and my wife is gonna watch my hearings. uh she would, she would scold me and correct me all the time. i love her though, deeply. so for watching, i've been the best 26 years of my life, babe. um so i had to put that out there. wow, i got myself in trouble. so, uh anyways, thank you guys for being here. uh i'm sorry, i came in a little late and i had an opening statement to thank you guys for taking the time, a time out of your busy schedule to inform congress. i think we can all say that, uh you know, the desirable outcome is not to have uh microplastics in our water, right? and, and that's what we would love to have. but at the same time when we're starting to

. >> what do you think about dupont in. >> and spin-offs are us. >> right. >> that's right, jim. you forgot. >> i completely forgot about it. >> yes. >> i'm still going to root for philadelphia, even if we're spun off. >> okay. >> are we the jersey, what -- >> i don't know. we don't have a name yet. >> we don't. >> we got to come up with a name. >> we have an opening bell though coming up four and a half minutes from now. former treasury secretary steven mnuchin will join us. we'll talk tiktok, the new trump administration. don't go anywhere. gina costa... looking simply stunning... what's this? she's opening her fidelity app.... to buy that stock... with no fees or commissions... because what does gina got? gina's got the look. that never gets old. talk about easier investing. >>> the opening bell is brought to you by nuveen, a leader in income alternatives and responsible investing. >>> been a wild ride for bitcoin, surging past 109k to a new all time high in anticipation of a possibly friendlier regulatory environment during the new trump administration. since the inauguration

together in the last congress to advocate for the score program, something that was in delaware by dupont retirees. >> we talked about that. >> a mentoring program that helps small businesses that really need to get their first business plan together or that need someone with specific skills. i'd be interested in hearing what you could see your way towards supporting score in seeing this as a critical broken for a time as administrator if you're confirmed. >> thank you very much. statistics show whether it's women-owned businesses or whatever business that is, they are more success with mentors because it someone you can talk to who can give you advice and especially underscore when we had these executives who come in and taken it upon themselves. these are very seasoned and accomplished professionals and to be able to have that as a resource i think is fantastic. i really would like to see more and more mentoring because we have more business of the successful. >> it is a strikingly low cost and the impact federal program. i would love to work with you in the future thank you for a chanc

for more than 80 years, the dupont columbia awards have recognized outstanding audio and video reportingof the 30 finalists being considered for what is often referred to as the pulitzers of broadcast. joining us now, the dean of the columbia journalism school, jelani cobb, is also a staff writer at the new yorker. and it's great to have you on. thank you, i love this. i can't wait to see who wins tonight, but i have i can't help but to notice. among your finalists, local news organizations who've done incredible work, and i'm a follower of local news. i spent many years working in local news, and i especially want to put a framework around investigative reporting, because local news is often getting cut. that's right. and investigative reporting is so incredibly important to what we do. >> it is. >> and so first i'll just. >> say i will be as excited as you to find out who wins, because even i don't know. >> oh, wow. >> okay, so you can't give us a hint. >> i can't give i can't give it away. >> if i. >> wanted to. >> but on the other side of it, you're absolutely right. >> you know, we.