here's the bottom line, yes, fitbit has similarities with gopro and fitbit stock has been obliterated after the recent secondary but it would be a mistake to dismiss it as the next gopro. their prospect is much better and with stock trading 26 times earnings fitbit is darn cheap. the selling ends a month from today and i think you have to be ready to buy fitbit as we head into that moment. particularly because unlike gopro which has its products being pushed at huge discounts on qvc, i think you could be a very full price fitbit christmas. i'm going to rick in iowa. rick? >> caller: hello, mr. cramer. >> hi, rick. >> caller: thanks for having me. can i get a booyah for my undefeated hawkeyes? >> we love the hawkeyes. remember, we went -- did you see our show when we went to the university of iowa? one of best we ever did. >> awesome. despite the uncertainty in retail, there's one company i've had my eye on holding steady. my wife and her friends love the prkt so is now a good time to buy into alta? >> do you think alta can be defeated by amazon? how is that going to happen? are you ev

now that fitbit has been obliterated i think the short similarities fitbit has more going for it than gopro did at this time last year. for starters fitbit has better growth and gopro's last quarter before its lockup expiration they grew their sales by 46%. in fitbit's quarter they grew by a whopping 168%. that's a different league entirely. while both company sauce their valuations become elevated in the post-ipo rally, gopro's valuation got more absurd. at its peak when we saw those goat and pig videos the stock was trading at 97 times earnings after even after declining the stock was selling 23 times earnings. fitbit has a much higher growth rate than gopro ever did but the stocks valuation peaked at 70 times earnings in late july when it was trading above 50. that's expensive. but considering the tremendous growth rate, not insane. now that fitbit is going down to 28, the stock is selling for 26 times earnings. third and most important fitbit is a much better fundamental set than a year ago. fitbit has a social networking component whereas gopro's ecosystem is a youtube channel wh

not fitbit, what how optimistic are you about fitbit given , samsungapple watch has a watch.tuart: when you look at the wearables, it's still continually growing. we are still at the early stages of this. fitbit was the first and continues to be the leader but , we're seeing apple watches coming on very strong. i think they'll continue to expand their market. you will see a lot of new entrants with lots of technology and devices. emily: some of the analysis i've seen is that the apple watch hasn't really taken a bite out of fitbit. would you agree? jeff: i would argue that you can grow the wearables market tenfold without having too much overlap between fitbit and apple. you have seen that in numbers increases the number of devices they sell deceleration. apple hasn't resubmitted. at the same time arguably, apple has sold the same number of devices and tim cook didn't tell us anything about how successful. emily: except they're growing sequentially. i agree, it's vague. stuart, you've been more critical of fitbit in general, saying there are a number of things you think they

fitbit has got game. but in the short term it could follow some of the fad focus selling in go pro and shake shack. you have to let that stuff shake out. keep an eye on it. wall street can gift wrap the stock just like its products will be this holiday season. oscar season is heating up. how do you profit from all these movies you go to see? forget picking the winning pick. and your calls in tonight's stick with cramer! >>> last earnings season, walt disney reported a less than perfect quarter. when i have a that, i mean, it was an excellent quarter. it really was. they mentioned one bad thing about the cable television business, and the stock went down. within three weeks it had fallen all the way down to $90, a 21% decline. pretty staggering given that this is such a large capitalization company. however many of the media stocks including disney bottomed along with the rest of the market in late august. since then they've been roaring higher, particularly over the last month. now, reporting again this t

getting ae are correction on the fitbit results.t looks like that beat was a lot better than we reported. we are now looking at an adjusted earnings per share at 54%. so a much bigger beat than anticipated. has pared some of its losses and it has basically been unchanged and it is basically splitting between gains and losses right now. this binky, we are at point in the earnings season where we have had surprises, maybe not in the case of fitbit, of it when you make you look at a chart like that and you are ready see so much negativity in the stocks? our analysts getting this really, really wrong? binky: what i would say is that the most important thing to keep in mind for the s&p 500 in terms of headlines is the enormous rise that we have seen, so we look at the earnings from year-to-year, and we look at the earnings of quarters two and three compared to one year ago and if there is an 18% rise of the u.s. dollar from year-to-year, that means that the dollar is doing better than it was in 1973. you know, this is a really, really a

between fitbit and another company. fitbit firing back with an antitrust claim. we reached out to both companies. fitbit saying we've been able to successfully compete in a competitive market by providing technology at price point that are found effective. jabo maintains fitbit's market fit ance -- jawbone says in poaching and employees further underscores it anti-competitive conduct rather than innovating. jeff? your reaction? jeff: i'll -- i won't comment on lawsuit but isn't that a way to get further publicity? emily: stuart, is there real validity to these claims or is this sour grapes? jeff: i'll let the attorneys answer that one. emily: jawbone has struggled to gain market share, right? stuart: definitely. how -- emily: how worried are you about jawbone? they're one of the players here. stuart: it's a long islander and they're one of the ones to go after so jawbone is going to go after them if they need. to emily: where do you see the wearable space evolve something stuart: this whole transformation of self- actuallyization is going to where the individual

. >> healthy earnings for fitbit but the stock sells off in after hours as a wearable device maker lifts early lockup restrictions on more than 2 million shares. >> and ben carson cements his lead over his republican rivals in a new poll but president obama takes aim at all the gop candidates criticizing their reaction to the recent debate. >> hello, hello. good tuesday morning. thank you for tuning in. let's check in on the u.s. futures ahead of the u.s. market open. we're looking at declines being priced in after that rally that we just saw yesterday. not a bad start to november. the russell 2000 being the best performing benchmark. the nasdaq with a 15 year high. we're 2.5% away from the all time high back in the bubble years of 2000s. now let's check in on the small cap index. as we just mentioned the nasdaq already. let's talk about technology first, guys. i thought we were checking in on small caps first off but as you see 2.5% from record territory and that's the intraday because we did close above the highs of 200. >> a great start to november given the gains in october and the g

up next, an exclusive with james park of fitbit. >>> fitbit shares moving lower as the company announcesower lockup expiration and corporate earnings better than expected. great quarter. joining us exclusively from san francisco is james park. james, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> james, i'm wondering about the narrative here. people want to track your -- they want to pigeonhole your company as being a device company. i keep hearing basically it is a wellness company that happens to sell devices. how do you get that narrative to flip so that some day you don't wake up and no one is wearing fitbit. >> i think it's based our execution. we're a digital health company, all about health, fitness and wellness. our mission is to help people reach health goals whether through devices or software and services. our execution over the past two quarters has proven the growth story of the company. >> you point blank said, look, apple is doing great. you say it. apple had an excellent quarter. it's clear from what you say, these are apples to oranges. you shouldn't even think about comparing

. >> what about fitbit? you're long. >> you guys are shake shack. >> i'd rather use my fitbit as i'm walking to shake shack. >> are you concerned that the sales of the apple watch are finally going to bite into fitbit sales? >> i think that was the general consensus when fitbit first came out. i think that has proven not to be the case. i think fitbit carved out its own niche at this point. it's more of a fitness watch versus the apple. >> you know where the niche is? between your socks and underwear and your top drawer. no one is using these things. >> fitbit they are using. they have great growth. enterprise is the sweet spot. i'm not being truly combative with you. >> he was being xative making that face. >> it's okay. that's his face. he can't help it. i don't think apple is going to steal their thunder. >> i have the apple watch for a while. it was a great for starter wearables. i thick for those looking for innovation at apple, i think this next generation of the watch that hopefully comes at some poin

fitbit has been up and down and up today. what is going on? beth: wearables are here to stay. to measure how they are doing. issue in is a huge this country with obesity and diabetes. we will talk about that later. to manage those conditions you need to know what you are doing. and people are getting used to tracking their steps and their weight loss and being able to manage themselves. one of the key questions is, what do you do with the data? is it something that you want to do every day? a lot of people get bored and stop using them. but then there are people who need these devices to actually keep themselves healthy. and now the question is, can we take the data and put it in the to inform physicians to help manage the patients? i want to talk about some of the things in your portfolio. one of them are -- them is cancer treatment. what progress are you seeing? beth: we have a long way to go but one of the big things we are seeing is immuno oncology. the immune system usually keeps this in check. we had a right through class of therapies, and those are now able to harness t

fitbit nearly tripling revenue. for that their stock goes down. tough environment.elissa: ashley, thank you so much. >> sure. david: mocked for her smile, firing back, carly fiorina taking on her critics. is she being held to a different standard than hillary clinton? melissa: in latest on that plane crash in egypt. isis says, that they took it down. does this mark a new turn in the stay with us. pital long term. active management can tap global insights. active management can take calculated risks. active management can seek to outperform. because active investment management isn't reactive. it's active. that's the power of active management. can a a subconscious. mind? a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? starts at 6:30 a.m. - on the (vo) rush hounose.und here but for me, it starts with the opening bell. and the rush i get, lasts way more than an hour. (announcer) at scottrade, we share your passion for trading. that's why we've built power

fitbit is down about 7%. 7% despite whether of that ruly good news. laura and sam. >> take some steps in a new direction. >> she has her fitbit. >> get it? >>> 6:19 right now. the same storm system that brought all that rain here to the bay area, look what it did here in the sierra. snow. one to two feet in the higher els. really great news for the dry reservoirs that rely on that snow pack. even better news for people looking to hit the slopes or look to play around on it. all this fresh powder allowing two ski resorts to open two weeks early. pretty high elevation there and very popular right off of 80. wave to your mom and dad. alice is on friday. >> we're talking about measuring stuff, not just snow here, but you guys can get out and go sledding if that's what you're talk about. rainfall yesterday. we had record amounts. >> daily rainfall records were set across many spots in the bay area. many of us getting half an inch in some spots and as we take a live look now in san francisco, you see that it has cleared out, but it is cool this morning. beh

to% market share, compared 24% for fitbit. julie asks joins me right now.ou have done interesting work about what the ultimate market is for these devices. what do you see the driver of these devices? you have something fancier on? julie: yes. cory: what is driving this market? julie: if you think about why consumers eye one of these devices, they typically have a goal in mind. i want to lose weight or get off the couch or be more active or walk 10,000 steps a day. in my case, i want to know how far and fast i am running and i want to collect longitudinal data. the challenge is data on its own is not enough to help consumers meet their goals. cory: knowing that i walked in thousand steps, all it tells me is that i walk 10,000 steps. julie: yes. what does change consumer behavior is competition, support, coaching, and all of those things can be delivered through a mobile app or some kind of a service that in just the data from these devices. -- ingests. cory: health care companies which may benefit -- they do not have to develop the hardware themselves and t

what do we think about fitbit, doc?said it last week, unusual activity in the name which means institutions getting involved or perhaps levering up. maybe they're already in the stock, they wanted the options. the options have already paid off for them. they're holding them. they haven't closed them out, so as long as they haven't closed them out i think it has more upside. that's one of the ones on my week. >> i'm along for the ride as well. i see what they're doing the corporations. they were in target, now they've gone to all other sorts of areas, gone to universities, and i think the explosiveness based on that alone pushes the stock higher. >> i know we will talk about the other names at length throughout the week but shake shack on thursday? josh? >> no e. coli let's hope, fingers crossed. i think with shake shack, look, a lot of expectations here, even though the stock has traded off from the high, i think there still needs to be huge growth to justify the multiple that investors have assigned this name. i'm not

fitbit falling hard after hours. hovering near the session lows. seema mody is back at headquarters. >> down now 8.5% on heavy volume. the company announcing that a flood of new shares will hit the market. a secondary offering of 21 million shares it. also announced the early release of lock-up restrictions on 10% of the outstanding shares. on a separate note, the fitness device maker did deliver a blockbuster earnings report due to strong international sales. revenue tripled, selling 4.8 million devices in the third quarter. melissa. >> thank you. david seaberg, what do you do with the stock at all. >> i don't like fitbit at all. i'm a seller here. i think it is overvalued. they blew out the revenue number. it is fantastic voers us revenue expectations. they need to sell 20 million units to come close to what the street has. 28 million units is a tremendous amount. apple will roll out a watch and once that occurs fitbit is over and out. there is no question in my mind. >> is it lights out forfeit bit? do you agree. >> i don't foe if i agree -- kno

look at fitbit for a moment. this is pre-market.t's going to open much lower and it says it's going to issue more shares. that dilutes the stock, doesn't it, and down 3 bucks. gas, oh, 2.19 your national average. say goodbye to the keystone pipeline, sianara. the company has withdrawn its application. if you want to see this things built you have to wait until after president obama leaves office. good luck. if you want a job with the federal government, you don't have to check the box saying you have a criminal record. oh, no. judge napolitano is here. wait a second, under the new plan from the president, if you're in jail, you go to apply for a federal government job, you don't have to say i've been in jail, convicted of a crime, don't have to say that. >> you're not talking about somebody applying from jail.re-- >> we haven't gotten to that point. stuart: you're sprung out of the jail. >> you're incarcerated in a federal government prison and you're applying for a federal government job. stuart: you don't have to tick the box. >>

also, fitbit and other recent ipo's, the company at its lowest share price since the ipo in june.most 11% today. it says there is not as much demand for its secondary offering. it is only offering 3 million. the number of shares held by existing stockholders remains unchanged. software,ay come $42.15.at you can see that is above where the stock is trading. julie, thank you. julie hyman at the markets desk. more shakeup in the world of fantasy news. new york attorney general eric schneiderman after fantasy football a kind of game playing issued a cease-and-desist order. here with more, scott shaw here with more, scott. what is fanduel saying? from the otherlk side of the building, drafting says also filed suit. hired not exactly lightweights in the legal industry. their position is daily fantasy sports is legal, that the attorney general has no basis for making that claim. they want an injunction so their players continue to play and more importantly, their gaming processes do not pull out. -- their payment processes do not pull out. if it is deemed illegal and they do not get an i

is that a fitbit? are you wearing a fitbit? >> yeah. >> jimmy: how many steps do you have? do you mind? >> go for it. >> jimmy: 12,000 steps. fantastic. takes me about a week to do something like that. thank you for being here. thank you for holding the microphone. what is your name? >> momo. >> jimmy: can you spell it? >> m-o-m-o. >> jimmy: momo? >> yep. >> jimmyy,: momo. okay, good. mo ofmo, where are you from? >> maryland, d.c. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: maryland. you look like -- are you in the witness protection program? [ laughter ] just wink at me if that's true. mary nd. maryland. momo, oprah ju be crme out with her annual list of her favorite things. what's your favorite thing? >> exercise. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: exer se. what? momo, what's your favorite thing? >> food. >> jimmy: not your least favorite thing. >> food. >> jimmy: no, it's oprah's list. you can't put food. what specific food? you can't purchase exercise for sondmebody. your favorite thing you gotta give as a gift. momo is here, she's unwrapping the gift. thank you, momo. i open it up and it's

. >> fitbit, microsoft and philip morris. what do they have in common? they have been upgraded. we are grading the upgrades on "fast money." >> i'm glad that wasn't a quiz question because i have nothing. over to you. >> "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq market side overlooking times square. i'm melissa lee. you have the panel on the desk. warren buffett's underperformance could signal a market top or a bottom. some traders are on edge. we'll explain. >>> plus, what if the nfl was only available on your apple tv. that is what apple should do with the cash horde and what it means for the apple bottom line. >>> and later, the retail weekend is in the books and it doesn't look good. we are going shopping for the answers with the former chairman and ceo of saks. there are three things that could right the ship. he'll reveal. >>> but first the troubling development in the market today and that is biotech falling hard. and here is the worrisome part. news, and the ibb tumbling 1% on the day. but it wasn't just biotech. take a look at names like facebook, amazon, netf

a new partnership with a.a.r.p., fain's latest study tests how wearable fitness devices like the fitbit working for older customers. >> and why look at wearable devices? >> wearable devices is an emerging area right. it allows part of the quantified-self movement, where we're starting to learn a little bit more about our own behavior, that we haven't really seen before. one of the things we've noticed with this kind of research is that older adults, and adults in general, just really don't know how much activity they have during the day. they are not getting their recommended amount of activity during the day and these devices can help measure that, help motivate that, help change behavior, and that's even more important as we age. >> reporter: andrew baranak, the lead industrial designer at georgia tech, gave us a quick tour of the wearable products. >> the fitbit charge is one of they're newer offerings. and we've got the basis, which is a smart watch touch screen. the withings pulse, it's a simple, very streamlined nice little tracker, low profile. we've got the spire, this is a litt

we are looking at fitbit. it was raised to overweight at barclays.he analysts say it was too compelling to ignore. the current valuation now because the stock is up more than 3% in this early trade is 30 times next year's estimated earnings. barclays getting on board with other analysts who recently upgraded. i think bank of america upgraded. $1.77 thinks it will earn billion in revenue next year, which is a lot of money for these little bracelets that measure your heart rate. lululemon was cut to underperform, going to other way. moving the price target down the $42 from $55 a share. it says that it saw high clearance levels when it was doing channel checks. a lot of lululemon out there on sale. going toaid that it's be difficult for lululemon to shift to international sales, something that fitbit is doing right. also difficult is the shift to men's products in children's products from women's products. i do not see a lot of men wearing those supertight yoga pants. betty: and super extensive now, too. matt: they are on sale so you can stop by and ge

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well as a fitbit charge for $119 down from $149.get is offering the same deals. and expensive running shoes are no better and often worse than cheaper ones. a danish website called run repeat has crunched numbers from nearly 135,000 consumers gathered from a year along with the suggested retail price along with the most popular brands. the biggest surprise, the higher the price, the lower the rating in many cases. from the nasdaq, i'm jane king. here's to your health. >>> well, it turns out money can buy you happiness. that's according to a new study out of harvard business school. researchers there say it's about the experiences that money can buy, like a dream vacation or a dinner date that can bring that happiness. money spent on material goods like a new car or gadgets, that often brings stress and anxiety rather than happiness. >>> i'll risk it. >> yep. >> i'll take it, yeah, thank you. ask finney, michael finney answering questions via e-mail. i purchased gas for $42 with my visa and then a pending charge of $101 appeared on m

go pro, fitbit and twitter have all fallen. so what does this say about the health of the rally, not just ipos. part of this is because there is a depressed stock price for something like a twitter, which is then heavy on a snap chat. >> these stocks and other stocks that we mention, doesn't have anything to do with the health of the broader market. you could make an argument that each one of the names on the board are stock specific names. i thought go pro could make themselves into a media company. i was 100% wrong. i also thought it was a valuable property. clearly it is a one-trick pony. and fitbit the same thing. but i still think twitter is the most valuable property. look at the market cap of go pro. what is to stop somebody from bitting $4.5 billion and taking that over full stock and barrel. >> i understand what guy is saying. but when you look at the bigger picture, we had carter worth on the other night talking about half of the s&p 500 names are 20% to 10% off their highs. so we have bad breadth generally. and we ha

san francisco-based fitbit is saying all kinds of happy things this morning. not afraid of the amwatch. selling more and more fitness trackers. things are great. and then the company announced it would sell more stock the follow up offering and investors hate that. shares of the company get value because there are a limited number of them. i have a share, you want a, you have to buy it from me, but when a company up new shares out of thin air, that's a sad day for i investors and fitbit is down about 7%. good morning, landon. >> hey, scott, good morning to you. stocks start out november with a decent is rammy, but markets could pull back today. the dow closing in the black for the year as investors react to several corporate deals and economic data and earnings. look for it today on factory orders. the dow rising 165 points to 17828. the nasdaq up 73. scott, back over to you. >> all right, landon, thanks. >>> sam and laura, you mentioned that virgin america started service to hawaii from sfo. >> did you get ticktickets? >> sparked an air war with round trip ti

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to a look at shares and fitbit.mpany crushed it on our news, beating eps, crushed sales, lifting sales forecast going forward but it will sell conditional 7 million shares and that could be as many as 21 million and it will lift restrictions on employees selling stocks, so that is why you see fitbit shares down 8% in i have beent, but looking into the wearable market and it had 70% of the market share between now jawbone. hadican eagle outfitters and beating eps with $.34 a share, prillaman are third quarter paragraph sales up 9% and they are buying a small brand. fiat cross the, i have been looking forward to car sales. jeep sales soaring as usual, the huge, huge winner for fiat chrysler. fiat chrysler sales for november up 15% and we're looking for games of 13%, so it is 67 months of consecutive failed for fiat chrysler. that is not unexpected that shares are down 1.5% in the premarket. stephanie: as you said, fitbit lifted the seller's restriction on the insiders and the employees who could sell their shares, tha

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