abercrombie and fitch did too. would you be a buyer? > >i think you have to be a seller basically across the board but especially in retail. as we continue to fight for jobs and we continue to see higher prices at the pump and higher prices in the food aisles, it's hard for people to be able to go out and spend that excess capital on retail goods so i think that i would be more of a seller than a buyer here. > >do you think jamie dimon is losing some of his luster on wall street? he's the head of jp morgan but he's talking about scaling back with the bank. what do you think? > >i think jamie dimon's a great guy. i think he's done a great job but everybody kind of runs their course and it ends up wearing out their welcome so to speak. i think he's probably on his way out and probably rightfully so. > >i noticed you're wearing black. is that a commentary on the stock market? > >i think that we're probably pretty close to the top. it looks like the last of the retail traders are getting in here and i think that the pros are giving it to th

walking in opening ceremonies of the '88 winter games. >> the walk, itself, is magical. >> reporter: fitch lived in jamaica while working for the government and he fell in love with the country and the people. adventurer, he h organized the famed jamaican bobsled team that ip spired the blockbuster movie "cool runnings" and he spent his life savings, and the underdogs captivated the world. >> and about 35,000 people screaming to go jamaica. >> reporter: and fitch beat out another team in their race, but their team ended with a crash. >> and all you could see was his head banging on the wall. my worst nightmare. >> reporter: and miraculously, the bobsledders walked away from the crash. and now in sochi, a jamaican bobsled team is competing for the first time this this three olympic games. >> i don't know if they can do as well, because the kids love it. >> reporter: and one of the mayor's proud moments is the aquatic center, and it is his legacy at home. >> it has been very rewarding. >> reporter: in warrenton, kristin wright, news4. >>> and jim handly is in sochi with the olympics and foll

d on other hand abercrombie & fitch theyid not do a good job ofontrolling their situation, and reallynness inside them, you see reaction, and in th situations. neil: it is remarkable you look at these examples how they w wee treate and on social media, says a lot about the base of support they had or didn't ha. what do you make of that? >> neil, we all know social media is here to say, companies need be proactive about a strag in tesla case, musk did a great job of minimizing the damage from battery fires it worked here, on other hand, if you have a potential pr disaster on your hand, you stay silent, the negative news festers, that could compound on itself, think all companies need to be cognizant social media could b a great tool to get message out quickly to people you want to hear to. neil: they could explain recall or bad product that went wrong, i know that tesla did that. you know in over drive. after some of the incidents with cars on fire, that makes a giv difference, owning up being ahead of the problem. >> the general public they want honesty, tesla seems to do a good job o

and on other hand abercrombie & fitch they did not do a good job of controlling their situation, ande meanness inside them, you see reaction, and in both situations. neil: it is remarkable you look at these examples how they were treated, and on social media, says a lot about the base of support they had or didn't have. what do you make of that? >>eil, we all know social media is here to say, companies need be proactive about a strag in tesla case, musk did a great job of minimizing the damage from battery fires it worked here, on other hand, if you have a potential pr disaster on your hand, you stay silent, the negative news festers, that could compound on itself, i think all companies need to be cognizant social media could be a great tool to get message out quickly to people you want to hear to. neil: they could explain recall or bad product that went wrong, i know that tesla did that. you know in over drive. after some of the incidents with cars on fire, that makes a giv differce, owning up being ahead of the problem. >> the general public they want honesty, tesla seems to do a g

and on other hand abercrombie & fitch they did not do a good job of controlling their situation, andle mad with the meanness inside them, you see reaction, and in both situations. neil: it is remarkable you look at these examples how they were treated, and on social media, says a lot about the base of support they had or didn't have. what do you make of that? >> neil, we all know social media is here to say, companies need be proactive about a strag in tesla case, musk did a great job of minimizing the damage from battery fires it worked here, on other hand, if you have a potential pr disaster on your hand, you stay silent, the negative news festers, that could compound on itself, i think all companies need to be cognizant social media could be a great tool to get message out quickly to people you want to hear to. neil: they could explain recall or bad product that went wrong, i know that tesla did that. you know in over drive. after some of the incidents with cars on fire, that makes a giv difference, owning up being ahead of the problem. >> the general public they want honesty, tes

joining us in the next segment is pastor douglas fitch and angel fitch will be with us for sunday afternoon fellowship. they were here with us last year also. >>> welcome back, i'm ron wisher. it's been a joy to host this show this morning. i invite my food friends douglas and angelie. >> we feel like we're regulars. how many times have web on this show. >> good to have a friend in high places. >> your sunday afternoon fellowship so exciting. it's been going on three years now. tell us about that. >> yes, going on three years, and we're seeing small growth but growth nevertheless, and one of the key features of sunday afternoon fellowship is that it's at 2:30 in the afternoon first and third sundays. now i did not believe at first that we could even get visitors, but we average something like between 5 and 7 visitors every time we have services. >> that's true. i've been there many times. sometimes 10 or 15. >> right. and so instead of not being able to attract people at that time, the data says we can, and i feel good about that, and the people who are coming do represent all cultures, all

so it's the agency fitch ratings downgraded the credit rating of the cream from the minors to two posts before this news agency reports. political instability in the countryside it is the reason for the downgrade ongoing protests also a confidence in the ukraine beat him. fitch considers accrue to the end of the default position agency's decision to downgrade was also influenced by the lack of confidence in the fact that russia will have to provide fifteen billion us dollars to ukraine but buying up the country's treasury bonds. as was noted earlier russia's loan payment was suspended until the return of civility to ukraine. russia is why the first part of ukrainian sovereign bonds with three billion dollars in late december of two thousand thirteen of those funds have already been spent. us employers hired fewer workers in january than it was expected number of jumps has decreased slightly over the previous month. he became the weakening of the economy despite a decline in the unemployment rate to six point six percent the reuters news agency has reported that according to the ministry

. >> talk about abercrombie & fitch. , talk about the abercrombie & fitch brand. think it is a recalibration of not only the number of stores and the customers that they are serving. this is a fairly fickle one. you have to really work hard to get that customer back. that is where there challenges. do you think that they are going do you think that they are going to have an initial public offering for j. crew? >> that isn't offering for them. they're are doing well as a brand. this is brought privately. they are bringing some changes on their own. a little bit easier to do in a private company than a public company. they have had a turnaround. that is very difficult. i think they j. crew is going to come back stronger. >> i want to thank you very much. coming up, you will hear the future. we will speak with william cohen next. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. for a look at the market moving headlines, i want to go to olivia sterns. >> purchases of new homes rose unexpectedly during the month of january. it increased 9.6% to the highest level in five years

talk about where you should invest if you like the way teenagers spend money story get abercrombie & fitch, we've got latest fix. right now the competition is asleep. we're working harder than ever here on "money." we have you covered with the biggest stories that will shape your week it is your cash on the line because even when they say it's not it is always about honey. adam: the competition in new jersey is taking a map but money is on the move today. jo ling kent has details what you need to know is happening in markets overseas which were trading, jo? >> european markets closed. look at dow futures. they were closed up 2points this morning. s&p up two points and nasdaq up six points. nice green arrows across the board. in terms of data tomorrow and today nothing today. very little data tomorrow. we're waiting for fomc meeting minutes from ben bernanke's last meeting that comes out at 2:00 p.m. wednesday. looking at commodities right now, oil is trading up .62%. gold was trading at .79%. nice green arrows there. in europe look at markets. ftse was up but the cac and dax were actually

just today, you had the itch ratings agency -- fitch ratings agency keeping his outlook for italy at negative. i say that with better -- they letta's resignation points to the volatility within italy. it is likely he will have the same problem as his predecessor. lindsay came to power without a popular mandate. they are hoping for the best. the way things have been done in the past -- they are frustrated. is 39, energetic, young, endemic. there is hope he is a breath of fresh air. will continue.t he certainly seems to think so. he believes his administration should last until 2018, but we will have to see. going to bring you a quick update on some breaking news in paris. former president jacque chirac in a westernlized suburb of paris. news coming in from government sources, being quoted by that agency. there is no danger to his life. keep you posted. spreadingviolence through the central african republic. this monday, 13 bodies were removed from a mass grave in the capital. muslim rebels have been accused of committing atrocities against the christian population. are working to iden

that's how fitch, standard & poor's, and moody's classifies puerto rico $70 million debt. per capita income is just over $15,000. half of the poorest american state. and unemployment stands around 15%, double that of the u.s. mainland. >> the more inequality, the less healthy as a country. that's where we're heading right now. we don't stop this vicious circle, we're going to race to the bottom. >> puerto rico's government is testing a list of austerity measures to climb out of this hardship. tax increases, requesting billions of dollars in new obligation bonds to continue paying the bills. >> we cannot continue financing and operating in a deficit as we have in the last ten years or more. >> reporter: and in washington, puerto rico's representative is pushing for initiatives. >> i wrote the initiatives for the white house task force for puerto rico encouraging the president to include full inclusion of puerto rico in the child tax credit program when the president submits his next budget to congress. >> reporter: as shops board up and schools crumble crime is escalating.

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you ever so much for taking the time to talk to me i really do appreciate it credit rating agency fitch has downgraded the ukraine to triple c. rating this rating is reserved for vulnerable a condom is a means kiev is now lower than greece the agency cites political instability as well as economic factors to justify this downgrade our foreign debt is one hundred and forty billion dollars right now that's nearly eighty percent of the country's gross domestic product the country is still battling riots on the streets and ever since president yanukovych refused to sign a trade treaty with the e.u. and instead in december turned to russia for monetary aid but the fifteen billion dollar loan from russia has been put on hold until a new government is formed all right let's now dive into the corporate world with see what's been moving and shaking russian companies this week chalet so one approaches all the football clubs allow me a f t has been kicked into financial liquidation the players are now free to join other clubs. the twenty eight million dollars. russia's largest come out of fashion

very cheap to the chinese and indians to buy up the actual physical supply that grow so what what the fitch policy has done is calls of massive go flows from nowhere else to the east at a low price. see the go price is actually established in the period just market which is a paper market for example them out of paper claims own goal far exceed the goal of able for delivering the coming mix couldn't possibly make delivery only pitches contracts if people wanted to settle and go rather than just settle in the cash price so so the result has been these huge gold flows in asia at scituate a low price now what's happening in emerging markets is is unclear and there the conventional wisdom is that the fed created so many new dollars at the banks didn't have anything to do with them and so they led them into the emerging markets that they flowed into his way in argentina or in the east of the country. and that now that the fed is going to taper and cut back. there and this money is flowing back into the united states but still not clear where we're going to go away at the ticket was stock market

there is great demand for transport and logistics services the rating agency fitch reported a downgrade of the long term issuer default rating in foreign currency of thirteen ukrainian banks from two minus two triples team is down three followed the fall of the screen suffer grief was. it's gotten gains independence will not be able to use british pounds this was stated by the uk finance minister george osborne bbc news reports. thus if the scots good for the separation from great britain and its temper. they will have to dial in the pounds the budget surplus in two thousand thirteen exceeded one point five billion years. this was reported by the athens news agency sith apprentice to include some of us. this is the first such case in ten years from the greek government managed to balance the main financial acumen of the country previously in early december two thousand thirteen. the parliament adopted the budget without provision for deficit one hundred and fifty three deputies set of three hundred voted for the budget and according to the adopted budget the national economy is to grow

last week i mentioned the to be banking group had stopped working with fitch after being downgraded in january now fate has withdrawn its rating for bt b. before doing so it reaffirmed the bank's triple the minus safe service fee t.v. russia's second largest lender accuse the agency of a lack of professionalism and now only off rates with moody's and standard and poor's move it on crushing the retail outlet into has announced it will hold two i.p.o.'s one of most of what a london stock available is believed to be up to eight billion dollars while this is in response to last year's profits soaring by two hundred million dollars. russian fast food chain to be more open to restaurants in new york the shit the company specializes in russian pancakes both sweets ones and savory that surely pop but i hate a lot of people happen for a male and i thirty recommend the sour cream. ok so i've got a bit of an appetite for your height that's quite stu opposite sides for venture capital this week if it doesn't get on twitter i'll be involved all this way going to be talking about such a core princip

the rating agency fitch reported a downgrade of the long term issuer default rating in foreign currency of the two ukrainian banks from two minus two triples team is down three followed the fall of the screen suffering grief was. it's gotten gains independence will not be able to use british pounds this was stated that the uk finance minister george osborne bbc news reports thus if the scots good for the separation from great britain the september they will have to abandon the pounds the budget surplus in two thousand thirteen exceeded one point five billion years. this was reported by the athens news agency study for a minister but in some markets. this is the first is facing ten years from the greek government managed to balance the need for an introduction of the country previously in early december two thousand thirteen. the parliament adopted the budget without provision for deficit one hundred and fifty three defeat the set of three hundred voted for the budget and according to the adopted budget the national economy is to grow by zero point six percent in two thousand for two per

fitch ratings report said that the percentage of china's that occupies gdp might increase from one hundred twenty percent about eighty to two hundred sixty percent of thirteenth. it rings warned that if the chinese government still cannot control the amount like a dozen seventeen. like sorta two hundred seventy one percent of gdp. an economist for standard chartered stephen green. are they coming from the urbane. he told the wall street journal that the possibility of it that people from local government might surpass fifty percent this year. to be the first time that china suffers from a deaf people even dreamed that china's economy cover ten percent annual increases during the past three decades covers mainly relying on going investment. then after that you don't need global financial crisis. these kind of investment or more like something clever. some feel called upon to make every payment becomes difficult petey greene ultimate end time is over he reeled the market is proof of how serious time to get into it the emergence of china goes down. the consequence of low quality government in

. >> let's turn our attention and add to the mix, abercrombie & fitch. >> some stores are still reporting. , the teen three a's retailers, everybody is struggling. the entire sector, which is about 70% female. >> why is it struggling? macro rotation out of discretionary to nondiscretionary. there is no income growth. >> no one has excess money to spend. >> very few people. >> then you jump down. whether it is 18 retailer or a women's retailer, they have reported slow growth. they were down. then you jump to the teens. they have very dated concept. the concept has been in the same place where they have been for the last 10 years. they all locked customers to fax fashion. -- lost customers to fax fashion. forever 21, h&m. >> they cannot get the inventory in the other stores? cyclea shorter leadtime that is why they call it fax fashion. you can see it on the runway and then you will see it at h&m 82 weeks later. -- a few weeks later. >> exactly. >> they are able to deliver fashion that is current. fashion is not about fabric. it is about newness. into thes newness game. they have been doing

abercrombie and fitch's product plunged by 58% but the struggling retailer relieved investors with eastean earnings. cost cuts helped. the board approved a $150 million share buy back program. that stock surged by 11% closing at $40.04. home goods and marshall's parent tjx reported an earnings miss, blamed it on the cold weather. the retailer's profit outlook fell sort of analyst estimates. tjx did announce a new $2 billion buy back program and said it plans to increase its quarterly dividend. but shares were off by 1% closing at $60.29. >>> also from the retail sector, barnes & noble reported a profit for the holiday quarter. that's despite a decline in revenue. but losses in its digital book business continue to weigh down the book seller. barnes & noble also dismissed the offer it received last week from an investment firm for 51% stake. shares rose 4% to $18.47. >>> noodles and company reporting earnings after the closing bell today. and the results were weaker than expected. both profits and revenue missed expectations, and that sent shares initially lower after the report, ending the

fitch co warned that delaying reforms put to the editor by the crisis and he said the president must take action to resolve the political crisis and prevent the country from the splitting of cost. well the eu and the us are holding talks on an aid package for ukraine and we can get some more on mass from not cause for the jackpot and enjoys this from brussels welcome jack. sunday's talks that are going on down have a yielded any results yet. we're still going to have a stadium are clearly os to the of the government in kiev was reshuffled last week because displeasure and last but most got cut off its latest round of funding. clearly the u k europe as well as the u s c an opportunity here to bring ukraine closer back to its here again so what wa or is the catherine ashton that the eu foreign policy chief meeting with joan carry us secretary of state at a security meeting recently in munich. they agreed to come up with a joint funding plan here we still don't know the amount of money that still discussing the off to the meeting. catherine ashton said it would be a serious amount of mo

two 2013 that pleads to 2014, the right apology, lululemon offending a lot of pple, abercrombie & fitchpology is part of the business model. you may have a chief apology officer soon? >> you maybutot just about saying you are sorry, this is a experience for end consumer, it hasn't to about the experience for home, right now it is not good. charles: you hear that music, you know tt means, time for the night cap. gary, tomorrow? ? >> charles issue gold, 2 1/2 year bear market over, you saw it last week, i think it continues in months ahead, i think you with buy goal or silver, and underlyingtocks here, i am not sure what it means for market, i'm focused on that area right now, i think it will be a great few months. charles: gary, does that infur we may see inflation? >> look, i think we have inflation already, the numbers coming out of the government are a joke, they changed how they rate inflation years ago, i think this is out there. the big key is, interest rates, if they stouter to back up big time then we'll know. charles: zach. tomorrow in. >> i don't want investor focused on next 2

talkedmbie & fitch also the analyst estimates.ompany announced it would buy back $159 worth of shares in the current quarter. lowe's also announcing a buyback, supporting in-line earnings before your forecast is below the estimates. turning to airbus, record backlogs of 21% over last year in spite of over $1 billion in write-downs. i spoke with the cfo and this is what he told us about the challenges he faces. -- we had to take a charge in the 2013 numbers. we need to make sure the ramp-up in line with the schedule and the customer commitment remains on track will stop from today's point of view, we have our hands around it. our maximums attention in 2014. >> onto beer. anheuser-busch is the biggest brewer in the world. the rolled cap is this summer. .nd more expensive craft beers bigger brewers are going smaller to get bigger. >> first, what is a craft beer? theirof people think beers are in small batches. a craft beer is any beer brewer that makes less than 6 million barrels a year. that is a heck of a lot of beer. i keep a list

as well, we have abercrombie & fitch.out there. >> he does that. >> you were one of the models in the window? you look good. collects the catch is that you have assured on. -- a on. >> the positions that they are taking on result of their alignment with amazon, they are the p&go play down products, taking them off the end caps. it will be an interesting play to see what happens. people like those brands. >> speaking of brands that people used to like, abercrombie & fitch coming out with full year earnings results. for 233,were looking it is right around where they were looking for. cap x will be $200 billion or slightly higher. we are still trying to get a clean number. >> same-store sales appear to be pretty good. idea here isthe that this is a chain retailer. when you are out of favor, where do you go? >> i just go there to get the bag that says fierce. >> i have a hard time focusing on the shopping. >> crowded, dark, smells. pressi look to their release, no wonder there is confusion, they have three different versions

do you hope to leave the country, are you hoping elections may be called or a leader come in and fitch the problems. >> it's too hard for someone to come in and fix the problems. it's not going to happen. we need for the people to have and meet in the hands of nicolas maduro's people, that are killing our entire country. right now - usually in the month, we don't have this. we need them to be so armed. we need someone to put on or try to look after the country. not just for nicolas maduro, but for everyone. >> i'm curious, you said you protested, joint the union. do you worry about criticising president nicolas maduro. >> no, i don't worry. i'm not saying anything that is a lie. if you ask me, and i'm on the street protesting, i'll say the same thing. here, no one will ask you. this thing we are doing - it's time for me to speak up. it's not happening in venezuela. >> if things don't change - gnat says she'll have to close her restaurant. >> two were killed, dozens hurt after a protest in eastern thailand. the standoff between supporters and leadership has grown increasingly violent si

two 2013 that pleads to 2014, the right apology, lululemon offending a lot of people, abercrombie & fitchart of the business model. you may have a chief apology officer soon? >> you may, but not just about saying you are sorry, this is a experience for end consumer, it hasn't to about the experience for home, right now it is not good. charles: you hear that music, you know that means, time for the night cap. gary, tomorrow? ? >> charles issue gold, 2 1/2 year bear market over, you saw it last week, i think it continues in months ahead, i think you with buy goal or silver, and underlying stocks here, i am not sure what it means for market, i'm focused on that area right now, i think it will be a great few months. charles: gary, does that infur we may see inflation? >> look, i think we have inflation already, the numbers coming out of the government are a joke, they changed how they rate inflation years ago, i think this is out there. the big key is, interest rates, if they stouter to back up big time then we'll know. charles: zach. tomorrow in. >> i don't want investor focused on next 20%,

abercrombie and fitch reported $1.34 per share beat estimates of $1.03.>>> let's get more information on the target earnings. we dig into the earnings with chris korvers from jp morgan. >> i think you have to dig into the numbers. on the face of it it is not that shocking. the minus 2.5% comp. there are scary things in there. they reported a 4% gross margin in canada, lost a billion dollars in canada for the year. originally expected to lose about a third of that. what we don't know as you look forward is they guided to the street. it is very back half weighted guidance. they guided by about 10%. mathematically that suggests they are banking on a big rebound next year in the fourth quarter. they didn't tell us how much they expect to lose in canada. i think that is an important data point on the conference call that we need to get and how they think about the u.s. business currently. clearly as you know most retailers weather has been very bad and a slow start to the year. you could have negative catalysts hanging out for the conference call. >> from your

maybe theme from 2013 to 2014, the right apology, lululemon offended a lot of people, abercrombie & fitchht apolicy is now part of the account model. you may have a chief apology soon. >> it has to be product, above and beyond, about the experience for them, and right now it is not good. charles: you hear that music. you know what that means, time for the night cap. gary, tomorrow? >> charles, i think gold, 2 1/2 year bear market is over, you saw it last week, i think it continues in the months hey, i think you can buy goal or silver, and -- gold or silver, i am not sure what it means for the market, i'm focused on that area right now, i think it will be a great few months ahead. charles: gary, does that infer we say see inflation in. >> i think we have inflation already, i think that numbers out of the government are a joke. they change how they rate inflation years ago. it is already out there the big key, is interest rah rates, if they back up big time we'll know. charles: zach. >> i don't want investors focused on next 20%, no one knows whether it is up or down, focus on 200%, stay lo

remember, moodies and fitch, the other two ratings agencies also gave mortgage securities good ratingsonly s&p is being sued. s&p claims the white house is retaliating against it for downgrading the us credit rating back in 2011. if you don't remember here is a timeline. august 5th, 2011, s&p downgrades retary . credit rating, three tim geithner meeting with the president in the oval office. later, the president calls terry mcgraw, who owns s&p. he claims tim geithner said this that s&p had done an enormous disservice to yourself and your country. that s&p's conduct would be looked at very carefully and such behavior could not occur without a response. in response, a tim geithner spokesperson said, quoting, the allegation that secretary tim geithner took any retaliation against s&p is false. the department of justice says the investigation into s&p began long before the u.s. credit rating was downgraded. s&p is now asking the courts to force the obama administration to turn over all documents and recordings associated with the obam obama/tim geithner meeting as well as the tim geithner

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