this week i say to myself with a stock that's growing earnings, low single digits at best for eternity tradingit, but you know, i guess you have to do some things out there and put some money to work 98% and it has the ability to hold little or no cash in a period where a lot of things are in question and a lot of other stable stocks have come to life and coke has lagged and yet day to day, look at this week. it crushed its peers so either that's a tell or not i think it is a tell. >> mike, final word on this trade. >> the other thing i think is that we'll see some correlation between rates and equities and that's another thing we're making a bet on here. >> for thee, is this the situation that would have the stock? the calls are relatively cheap so if you size your trades right you can risk the bets without making a big deal. >> up next, home depot falling 6% we'll tell you how much worse it can get. plus have a burning options question for the traders of course, you do. send us a tweet to @options u'tion and maybe, just maybe if yore lucky you'll get an answer on air. much more options ak ri

eternal that they can right themselves. welcome, this is "your world." i'm neil cavuto. reuters reporting that 150 page draft trade agreement is riddled with reversals by china. so why is the president appearing to be striking an optimistic tone? blake burman is keeping track of these developments and the president's responses. blake? >> we haven't even gotten to the discussions. we're hearing now that the discussions between the u.s. and china might take place a few hours tomorrow meaning it's all but certain that the tariff levels on $200 billion worth of goods will be increasing from 10 to 25% 12:01 a.m. on friday. that notice hit the register and china responded by reminding that they too can raise tariff levels. that is the backdrop going into these discussions that will begin tomorrow among the u.s. trade representative, robert lighthizer, steve mnuchin and the chinese vice premier. lighthizer and mnuchin have gone on report saying that china has retreated on previous commitments. i'm told, neil, by one source that that includes china taking out of the deal commitments that dealt with changing laws in china,

hope springs eternal we would end in the positive, but not, we ended down 90 points to the negative. two issues traders focused on. one trade, one earnings. when you look at dow winners for the week, cisco, travelers, cocoa, they have done well on earnings. cisco had double beat on the bottom line. they say they are not hurt by the trade negotiations. we pulled our manufacturing largely out of china. we raised prices an we're able to escape any hurt. travelers had a strong eps report including lower catastrophic losses than last year. laggards are opposite story. these companies get hurt by the china trade issue. boy have they. apple also down today on nomura price cut. before i go, i want to mention lyft. the shares went public on nasdaq not too long ago. now a lawsuit from investors claiming that the company misled them about their ride-sharing position, case sell safety issues and labor matters. the lawsuit filed in san francisco federal court. also naming lyft executives, bake underwriters as defendants, in this court filing. of course this is all about the fact that investors lost money when the price fell on this stoc

trade agreement with the united states should provide reasonable access and cooperation to help us recover our unaccounted for service members. this resolution sends a message that this nation will uphold its eternal promise to our armed forces to always work to bring our men and women home. no matter the circumstances we face, no matter the time that has passed, i urge my colleagues to support this resolution, especially in advance of memorial day weekend. mr. speaker, america will gather this weekend with family members and friends and neighbors to remember those that we lost, so as we raise the stars and stripes, as we lay wreaths at monuments and memorials and cemeteries, as we march in parades and attend services, let us remember that our freedom is thanks to those who have died and sacrificed. may god bless them and may god bless the united states of america. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from florida, ms. shalala, for five minutes. ms. shalala: mr. speaker, i rise to celebrate the life of one of the greatest public servants of any age. the indomitable alice riveland who died of cancer last week. a