to etsy the stock? just reported by of all accounts a better than expected quarter on top of that, management boosted its full year forecast the stock got hit. and it was down 4.5% we have to wonder if wall street is getting it wrong. i see a company with a strong investment growth. maybe this is what happened when you have a stock that was up 50% alone. now early today we got a chance to speak with josh silverman, the president and ceo of etsy. take a look. josh, very exciting. one year anniversary mother's day coming up how big can you be >> we think the market for special is huge. in a world where people are buying the same massed produced goods, they do a great job of delivering a commodity of life the more when they want something to feel special, they want to go to some place different. and etsy stands for special. >> when i look for your company, a lot of people count you out. when you own special, that is a different mode, right? >> we think so we have got 1.9 million sellers who make with care

. >> etsy great. what is the market cap today >> they got a ways to go to catch up. >> two things, guys. we'll talk to the head of amazon web services today. >> i can't believe you got him. >> john ford will bring him in we look forward to that. and the tidbit about masa son over soft bank's earnings. take a look at that. >> it's not officially announced yet. maybe i should have not mentioned that well, i can't take it out. >> so that was taking some of the fire out. >> yeah. that's masa, he goes off script a lot. it drives his pr people insane. >> remember when super man was able to reverse the world like eight seconds. i thought he was a super man but he couldn't do it. >> masa? >> yeah. >> i don't know if he can fly. i'm not sure he perfected that technology yet but masa is like a tight rope walker ever look at what they're doing and how many different things they got going on and the bets they're making enormous bets. >> really? >> yeah. a man who likes to walk high on one thin wire. >> have you s

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union square investors has invested in some of the biggest names in tech, from twitter to etsy.e a backer of coinbase and cryptocurrency. became the first female partner, joining the in san francisco. you are going to move there. you have invested in periscope. what has the transition been like thus far? >> it has been really awesome and exciting. i think the interesting thing about venture is all these firms are a pool of capital and a collection of people, supersmart people who are going to dig into it and talk about the early missing stuff of companies and trends. emily: you have already made some investments. ecca: i have made three investments so far. we are hitting it running. emily: when you look at the broader landscape, where you see opportunities? what is overhyped, what is under hyped? are hypei think there cycles all the time. by the time you're in the hike cycle, you are chasing the core that is already involved and chasing what is next. we are very thesis driven. we try to block out those hype cycles a little bit and think about, what are a couple things we can bel

now on, if trump wants to send messages exclusively to his supporters, he'll have to do that on his etsyghter ) here's the deal, here's the deal-- this is why they ruled this way. the court ruled that the comment section of trump's personal twitter account is a public forum, so blocking users is unconstitutional. well, you can't blame trump for not knowing that. the constitution is basically america's user agreement. nobody reads the whole thing. just read "we the people" and click "accept." weirdly-- weirdly-- ( applause ) this decision only applies to future blocking, because the judge declined to issue an order forcing trump to unblock any users, saying her ruling should be sufficient to force a change in behavior. you're adorable. ( laughter ) i just-- you can't teach an old dog new tricks, especially when he's an old dog who pays for tricks. ( laughter ) ( applause ) dog lovers. a lot of dog lovers. >> jon: they love a dog. who let the dog up on the, woof. >> stephen: of course, most shocking of all, we just found out that "trump's staff ghostwrites some of his tweets." so even his

sometimes a year in advance so when short-term care of action takes place, this ship might mighthe etsyship already be at sea. two sides, onhe one hand they wanted to make sure they had a positive platform for engaging with north potentially now going to be delayed. the second point is that they wanted to give china a bit more time to come up with a better list of deliverables that could be offered to the trump administration. medivation came to china and had some requests -- steve mnuchin came to china and had some requests. it is difficult for the chinese to find consensus internally if they do not have time to coordinate. so i says there is a time that will give the chinese a chance to come up with a better list. on the flipside we are seeing the u.s. now considering slapping car tariffs on auto imports into the u.s. this seems like a bigger issue than steel and aluminum. is it justified to say this is a national security issue when it comes to cars? tom: i think from the business community's perspective, we are strong advocates against ever .sing national security we just want to ma

for example, etsy, an online shopping platform caters to small businesses of which 87% are owned by women. and just last week, i held a roundtable in reno with women entrepreneurs. one of their biggest concerns was the repeal of net neutrality and how that would adversely affect their businesses' profitability and success. with net neutrality's repeal, business owners like katie who cofunded a tech company in reno -- cofounded a tech company in reno will have to go up against large corporations that can't afford to buy faster internet speeds. this would stifle competition and cripple the growth of small businesses like hers. katie told me, quote, it really would be a stifling situation for us not only financially but from an innovation standpoint. your dollars have to go to furthering your business, not paying to deliver it. mr. president, nevada's economic growth depends on the small business owners like katie who invest in our communities. and that's why we can't afford to repeal net neutrality. chairman pai's misguided decision to repeal net neutrality protections threatens to change t

>> i got it off etsy.eens like swans b swans. >> i'm going to have to get details for that fascinator. i'll need one for the next wedding i'm invited too. they need to get back to their spot, otherwise it going to get stolen. and having camped all night, that would be terrible. >> i'm glad all of you for that segment got the memo about the fascinators, all of you looking beautiful. don? >> yes. yes! hey, look, you're out there and it beautiful on the green out there and i'm sure it's really chilly. you're a lot closer to the castle than i am, but i just want to take our viewers to this place. look how gorgeous that is. you see the sun coming up, you see the beautiful windsor castle there in the distance. that is the long walk. the procession will come. there's a street that's just below me, they'll make the turn there and then it will go down this road, down the long walk to windsor castle for the ceremony. people are starting to gather already. it 5:35 in the morning here. just look at that. look how beau

50,000 calls on class b shares of the parent company of google and dissolved 2.4 million shares of etsyngs was pretty volatile quarter, especially for tech companies, so it looks like tiger global saw that as the puopportunity to buy in >> great stuff, thank you, leslie picker. when exactly they did that in q1, given the bounce in april. >> surprised they dissolved google entirely. interesting. >>> moving on, time for the quote of the day, coming from national economic counsel director and friend of the show, larry kudlow, he discussed trade with china and strength of president trump's relationship with chinese president x xi jingping. >> there's a bromance between president trump and president xi where it leads, i don't know might lead to a trading deal this would make me very happy. >> and do you think the bromance is a good thing? >> i do. bromances are always good. >> one thing we know is the president has been looking to xi jingping to resolve this north korean issue that felt like it was moving along until an hour ago when we got words the north is cancelling talks tomorrow becaus

the amplified one, the orange one, is up 35% the difference is the online retail one, the orange has etsypon. and the others have american eagle and ross stores. the market is making a big distinction between a company like macy's. we have a big ipo pricing on the nasdaq side. they raised the guidance for that, too, from 12 to 14 still holding up in positive territory, carl. up 33 on the dow. >> bob, thank you. we'll get to rick santelli on this busy wednesday. hey, rick. >> reporter: hey, carl you know, start off with the two year in front of the curve it's hovering at $2.58 and change toying with a fresh new high yield clothes. back to july of '08, as you see on the chart we're taking back a bit of that steepening yesterday the long end is taking a bit of a buzz not a lot. only down 1. but we're up a bit in two. look at one week of 30 i'm concentrating on the long end for a particular reason. you see the high in that one week chart 3.22 year to date chart see what the high close of the year is from the third week in february, you guessed it, 3.22 open the chart all the way up to the sum