five months straight, fang, up, new high, no relative high. meaning having been in them five months is a dud. since october 24th, you have done half as well as the market. that's as one has gone higher aed higher. so, facebook cart, five years, here's what my eye sees. a trend. and what i think we've got here is we're getting into the outer limits of what is likely. we're up closer to the top. i want to fade this. i think the stall in fang generally means something. this recent database is quite steep. so i'm making a venture to come off here. sell facebook, right call. do something. >> mike. >> just as i was articulate. this is a company that doubled free cash flow, so it's ha ready to think the whole story is going to roll over. if it is at the top of the channel. if you expect a modest pullback, one way is by selling the may 140, 145 call spread. you collect your $2.60 t. most the spread can be worth is $2. you sell it for $60. if you flip a coin, if it stays here, you check a premium. if it declines, you will make money. if it rallies the

the dow is above 21,000 again, and we've got someone who says it's time to fade the growth driven fangtocks that are in the nasdaq composite. he'll explain why in a little bit here. >> home builders are under pressure today after president trump slapped as much as a 20% tariff on canadian lumber. more on that plus the president meeting with farmers at this hour to sign an executive order in just a few moments, of course, we'll bring that to you live as soon as it is released. >> and transportation problems, shares of ryder system hit hard today, down 12%, the ceo of the company joining us to explain why this business is under pressure. they were almost $100 stock two years ago. now they trade at $69. >> the trump administration is considered friendly for truckers, deregulation, infrastructure. >> just the economy's hot. >> talking about all of this. after the bell, big earnings for at at&t, numbers and analysis for you after the bell. >>> beginning with the market, nasdaq hits 6,000 for the first time ever, dow revisits 21,000, and bertha is at the floor of the stock exchange. only rig

. >> reporter: they passed a crew of mobile rocket system is the fangs of the response who quickly aim and fire right back at the source. >> this is a very important drill for us to go over and rehearse as many times in different scenarios as possible. >> reporter: this is what it would look like in action for real. the fact that troops train within a few miles where they would fight is not lost on them. >> reporter: how has it changed the soldiers? >> they've driven out there, done communications checks from there and made sure they have all the visibility they need and gives us a sense of purpose. >> reporter: like the airmen at the air base american soldiers in south korea are hoping their preparation and readiness will give north korea pause. >>> still head, your internet browsing history, up for sale, the repeal that makes it legal without your permission and what to do if you fear for your privacy. >>> president trump has signed a new law that rolls back internet privacy rules passed in the obama administration. no longer will internet providers be required to get your permission

the mobile rocket system is the fangs of the response who quickly aim and fire right back at the source. >> this is a very important thing for us to go over and rehearse as many times in different scenarios as possible. >> reporter: this is what it would look like for real. the fact that troops train within a few miles where they would fight is not lost on them. >> reporter: how has it affected the soldiers? >> they've gone there and done the communications checks and have the visibility they need and gives us a sense of purpose. >> reporter: like the airmen at the air base are hoping their preparation and rea readiness will give north korea pause. readiness will give north korea pause. >>> still head, your (de♪p breath) (phone ringing) they'll call back. no one knows your ford better than ford and ford service. right now, during the big tire event, get a $140 rebate by mail, on four select tires. ♪ what if technology gave us the power to turn this enemy into an ally? microsoft and its partners are using smart traps to capture mosquitoes and sequence their dna to fight disease. there ar

he compared germany stocks to fangs.hen we get to do it all over again two weeks lower and a couple of weeks after that i am checking yields. the treasury safe haven is the trade that is pretty popular at the moment. his 215.level to watch we are at 2.22 on the 10 year and 103, so on our most recent extremes. the dollar index is still below 100. after the inventories, crude oil has come up a little bit. i am not quite sure what that is. i feel that is probably a one-year return but we will ignore that, the fact that crude is at 52.0 to a barrel. let's go to gmm. wti crude down three quarters of 1%. have a look at some of the top market movers, the s&p 500 is among them, the german dax. australia down about half a percent. a couple of the other currencies that are moving include the yen which is a little weaker, above 109. that might be pleasing to the bank of japan. let's get to abigail doolittle. abigail: on the week we have 10 year yields down for the six week in a row, the longest streak since july last year. the 10 y

we did get some research data coming out of fang holdings. average home prices major cities grew faster in february,about 1% for with investments away from first and second tier cities with curves. up 7/10 of a percent. keep an eye on chinese cold today. authorities are said to have sent supply contract requirements. let's look at the full screen to see how they are faring so far. a flat trading debut, up about a quarter of a percent. shares were offered at 15.84 hong kong dollars. citic shares down about 2/10 of a percent. they are china's biggest conglomerate. the stock has fallen almost 5% in the last year a last year. leeco, at let echo -- falling. it is set to have missed its u.s. forecast. shares of leeco falling for a fourth day. rishaad: thank you. let's get straight to what's going on with the first word news headlines. here's rosalind chin. rosalind: toshiba's humbling in tokyo, and it is due to earnings data. reports are emerging that it is at odds with its auditor. they are questioning internal controls at the bankrupt nuclear uni

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. >> with me now is ashley collins and legal analyst katie fang. katie, from the leg perspective.t century fox go now they let bill o'reilly go in terms of cases. have they admitted any guilt? >> that's a great question. that is the material difference when you negotiate a settlement with non disclosure and confidentiality and clauses versus pending lawsuits or claiclaim s yet to be resolved. just because bill o'reilly has left the building does not mean that the actual exposure is done for 21st century fox. let's see if more people come forward. if i were fox, i would be nervous. this is totalled more than $85 million so far in terms of payouts. >> that's a compilation of payouts not only to ailes, o'reilly, but then different women who come forward to say they were victims of the. bill o'reilly put out a statement saying these allegations are unfounded. katie, it is a possibility there cod beore suits? >> true. there could be more claims and suits. as you know, one brought a claim and declined a settlement of $1 million and brought a suit. that is pending. >> ashley, when it com

for more on this i'm joined by msnbc legal contributor katie fang.or joining me. >> absolutely. >> so how did the network evaluate the situation deciding to part ways with o'reilly? >> so i guess they made the decision that from a liability standpoint it just made sense to say peace out. at this point you've got five women dating as far back as 2004 to whom $13 million has been paid. and the newly negotiated contract in march of this year which was a four-year extension for bill o'reilly said there's an exit clause provided to fox news and/or its parent company 24th century fox give him should he not behave and allegations of sexual harassment were to rise again. so based upon global perspective, they had internal reviews, they came in and said we're making internal recommendations to you from a legal perspective and it made sense for them to cut ties with bill o'reilly at this point. >> let's talk about this new contract, katie. when he signed this new contract, these allegations were already out in the open. people already knew about the sexual har

this fish which is called the fang blenny injects its prey with a venom much like an opioid.enom could lead to the development to a new pain relief drug. >>> a swedish company is among the first to microchip its employees. here is a look at the microchip about the size of a grain of rice. it's injected in the hand between the thumb and index finger. the company, epicenter says the chip operates like a security card allowing workers to open doors, use printers, even buy food. the company says the injections are voluntary and that they are popular. >>> californian school was dedicated in san francisco on this date back in 1848, today teachers, school administrators and historians sending a message to black students. ceremony in downtown san francisco at the sat crew that honors captain, alexander, the african american millionaire that built the first california public school in 1948 hoping his story will inspire young african americans. >> encourage them to get rid of the stereotype that school is not something for them by pointing out that the first public school in california

we have victor from dell campo and taco bam ba fang, chef fang from bank com cock golden and tip cow.eup. rock harper and marjorie bradley from smoke and stacked we'll do demos throughout the day saturday and sunday, and you get try the little snacks we'll make and learn how to make them and get some chef tips and enjoy the sun. foodie you can come out and appreciate the great food. >> it's so much fun. in the chef demo tent wine being poured the whole time. some of the chefs invite people um on stage. it's so interactive. >> it's so convenient, too. >> your hands are free to taste and eat. >> right. >> exactly. >> speaking of tasting and eating we need to try this. tell me how this is prepared. >> we thinly sliced this beautiful park belly that comes from farm called leaping waters farm in virginia. we're just going to basing basically thread this on to secure and zero it in a pan like you'd cool bacon or grill this outside. perfect summertime dish. >> big sizzle. >> little sizzle going on with that. after we cook this a little bit we get a nice golden brown. we're going to put littl

the highest priority in international affairs for the trump administration is to de-fang north koreathey need china's help, more muscular help than anything we've seen so far to get that done. in exchange the chinese really want to avoid a trade war with donald trump and the united states. remember, trump promised back in the campaign a 45% tariff on chinese goods coming into the united states. that would touch off a trade war, and it's conceivable we could stumble into something that where some guns are going off and that's to be avoided from the chinese point of view they are status quo oriented country, they'd like to avoid that, so you can see the makings of a deal. one question i've got for you for others, so jared kushner has been given responsibility for the middle east and the trump white house. he's now the chief road in to from china, they are going through kushner to get to the president. why in the world is jared kushner in iraq? i don't understand that. >> and why is he doing a lot of what secretary of state rex tillerson you would assume be doing. it is a fascinating ba

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i'm joined now by "the washington post's" calm borechers and legal contributor katie fang. both of you. i know this is something you have been following at "the post" for a while now, a whirlwind for fox. what's the very latest on what's happening inside that operation and with bill o'reilly? >> probably the latest on o'reilly's front he's walking away with a good golden parachute. reports he's getting serve rence parj worth tens of millions of dollars, which is in line with roger ailes getting a reported $40 million to leave the company last july. as far as what's next for fox news they've shoveled their prime time lineup. we will see next week and more in the month of may what the revamped fox news lineup looks like. tucker carlson moving to o'reilly's spot at 8:00, the ensemble show 9:00 spot, martha is staying in the 7:00 slot. if you think back to the way the lineup looked as recently as the republican national convention, it's dramatically different. there's a lot of turnover. >> katy, there's been a fair amount of reporting on precisely how much bill o'reilly is goin

fangs factions in syria. look, they do not agree with each other. one of the problems when you look at what the u.s. is going to do. who they're going to side with when this group doesn't agree with this group. it is very difficult to sort of game this out, especially from a military perspective. these are your jihadist groups. this is al qaeda. last thing i wanted to show you, because this is very important, as we talk about the russians and as we talk about why the americans used cruise missiles, look, the russians have a basic no fly zone that extends all the way out to cypress here. the russians are in charge of a no fly zone. that's why we didn't put american pilots in american planes. that's why we used the cruise missiles from the ships off the mediterranean, ali. >> we'll talk about bashar al assad, what he is like, what he thinks. you're one of the few people that's talked to him. tell me about bashar al assad. >> i interviewed him a number of times. this is from 2008. interviewed him also in2010. spoke to him in early 2011. this was a man

this is since the election, you see a drop in the fang stocks relative to the s&p 500, but then theyave been recovering particularly as we've gotten into the month of march. now i'll performing by little bit better of a margin. bitutperforming by a little better of a margin. also doing well is tesla, after the company came out with deliver numbers that the estimates and the shares are continuing to go higher today, of another percent and above $300. 900 for amazon, above $300 for tesla and this market cap approaching $50 billion. we talked about how it had overtaken ford, now is getting close to gm and market cap. and --scarlet: an incredible rise. oliver: jamie dimon released a letter to shareholders laying out his views on wall street, washington, and the world. the bank expects to first-quarter trading revenue to be up quote modestly year-over-year. jamie says there are no plans to move people in the next two years, but there will be pressure with activities to the european union. he notes that america has one of the highest corporate tax rates in the world and that it cost quote

. >> let me bring in our legal panel, former prosecutors katie fang and paul henderson, katie, you justrobably be a lawsuit. is there any doubt in your mind that first of all there will be and that this will never go to trial? >> there may not be a lawsuit and that's because you won't have to bring a lsuit to be able to get a payout of millions of dollars. we've heard today about the moab dropped in afghanistan. this might be the mother of all lawsuits against united to this point. i'm thinking we're looking at $10 million-plus possibly. the damages, we heard, the physical, emotional trauma sustained by dr. dao, significant, egregious, and likely will result in united making an offer to settle before this case even hits the courthouse steps. >> paul, can you imagine any argument that a defense lawyer could make to united to say you ought to fight this? >> well, certainly they can argue legally. unfortuna unfortunately, those legal arguments aren't going to play out in the court of public opinion. as you know, there's a contract of carriage that all passengers sign off on every time they

. >> with fang, notice, that's two as. that's the policy put underneath the market. that's the market they don't care what happened with health care. they care about cutting taxes, repateuation. that's why technology with 400 billion in cash, that's why it's going up so much. i think collectively on the market, i think everyone was caught off guard. i think people expected far more volatile quarter. i didn't hear many people talking about having the exposure to international and i think you have to look at sentiment and positioning. it was as euphoric as it's ever going to be. the state of the union high. we're in the middle of nowhere land. we need to get to earnings and hear what's happening. we need guidance. >> i like josh's international feed for one reason. no matter what sector, you're getting 7 to almost 20% discount on pe, so if you think policies are put in place with spirits an all the great stuff that's happening in positive about business, will flake off into these large cap international stocks. uk, switzerland, canada, france, they're all outperoutperf

you wouldn't have the fang group, those four stocks, equal weighted up more than 17% year to date.re, these are defensive growth stocks so they have been holding the market together while the policy and economic stuff has kind of slipped back a little bit. >> what's really unique to mike's point earlier about value stocks is during this rally that we've seen since the end of last year, we've seen a lot more dispersion where it's not a tide lifting all boats. we track something called all or nothing days where the ad line is 400 or more issues going up or down on a given day. on a day like today, normally in the past eight years this would be an all or nothing day. but many of these 1% days we've had since the election, haven't had that quite so we're seeing certain parts of the market rallying but it's not everything going up at once. >> so what if there's a total disappointment this week? tax reform gets bogged down by -- like obamacare repeal. i don't know, we argue about keeping the government open. >> so if we have bad news on the tax front, i think you could see a short-term d

to set us up for this discussion i'm going to focus on the medicaid fangs, refreshing your memories about where the states stand on their expanding on the program and looking at the latest research on the expense of the expansion as well as other key indicators. as of today, 31 states and the district of columbia have expanded eligibility for medicaid. of those, six have used 1115 demonstration waivers granted by hhs. these six states have struggled to reach political consensus on expansion and found an agreement in alternative approaches such as enrolling medicaid plans and imposing greater financial responsibilities on bishies, including higher premiums and cost sharing. there are four states that are actually discussing expansion, the kansas legislature has passed a bill to examine medicaid, although the governor has vetoed that bill, the legislature is attempting to override it. governor deal of georgia has expressed good. in maine medicaid expansion is a proposition on the november ballot this year. general mcall i have has introduced legislation to be considered this week. other sta

we talked about 2015, up 17% or 18% year to date, and you can find other fang-like stocks up that muchu have the rest of the market along for the ride or beginning to outperform right now, then it's okay. nasdaq 6,000 says a lot of things like it's up 20% in 17 years, say it's gone a long way, or, you know, just does what it's supposed to do. nasdaq to s&p ratio, ratio of the indexes is at a post 2,000 high right now, so hopefully the rest of the market should do catchup here. >> huh. >> would wow buy technology? >> yes. >> yeah? >> absolutely. i mean, participating in tornado warning -- >> the high profile companies, or -- >> we have bought on pullbacks, own facebook, google, own apple. >> okay. >> etwe've been participating i the rally, but i think on pullbacks they have not pulled back. they have not been able to jump in, participate, and i think that, you know, we've seen the call for a pullback, being am biketous over the past several months, everyone called market overbought, and, really we have not seen pullbacks, there's been stock by stock, but not in general. >> what do you s

i tend to like big cap tech in general and the fangs, facebook, amazon, netflix and google. let's put it in context, the pullback, we're near all-time high. recording netflix, what i like about the stock, i want to see how it trades the rest of the day. earnings report yesterday were constructive, but it did miss on subscribers, missed what wall street was looking for, despite that, the stock is hanging in. that tells me there's an underlying bid here, buyers set to emerge on the smallest bad news. i want to see how it closes today, but in general i like big cap tech a lot. stuart: they are spending an arm and a leg. liz: 15 billion over five years. stuart: original content. ashley: content is so expensive. stuart: they like it, 145. >> a growth company needs to spend in order to grow and netflix is one of the picture perfect companies. stuart: murphy, do you own it? >> don't own netflix, i came on the show and we bought the stock-- a pullback came all the way down to the low to mid 80's, we bought it and talked about it on the show. sold it on a rally close to 100. not in i