not that etrade is a bad name. what i'm saying is, goldman sachs has this perception of the investment banker to the world, right? they're doing these big deals. so to go downstream like that to me kind of tarnishes the brand elsewhere, in my view. they do need to find growth. it's a tough operating environment for banks in general. but still, goldman still seems to be the best -- >> tarnishing the brand -- >> you mean themselves, you mean? >> i tend to lead towards what you're saying. i think the premise is sort of interesting to kick around. but do we think this ever shows up in reality? i would think not. it just doesn't seem like something -- it doesn't seem like the direction goldman wants to take. >> for example, ubs had a terrible wealth management quarter. that's what their expertise is. that's what they're good at. they would be much better off than buying etrade. >>> conference call under way. julia boorstin is there in l.a. >>> in the meantime, here's what else is coming up on fast. >> that's what trader

now it's available to etrade users. >> i have a business idea.und that changes -- you take the top ten analysts of a given year and follow the trades? >> we're actually doing something like that, the top 10% of the analysts. the recent sea and the sentiment of them and working with a big investment house on creating what's called an active fund based on that data. we'll talk about that probably next year. >> sorry if we just -- a little front running on that news. appreciate you coming in this morning. >> thank you very much. >>> former transportation secretary ray lahood on the tsa's move to replace its head of security as airport lines keep growing. >>> layer, the world health organization saying the world is not prepared to cope with the re-emergence of infectious diseases like zika. how bad could things get as the weather warms up across the united states? a live report straight ahead. "squawk box" will be right back. >>> take a look at some stocks to watch this morning. microsoft upgraded to outperform. they say the market overreacted to the