then gamestop. and gamestop said the delay of the game titles is going to hurt their numbers going forward. recent one that was delayed was assassins creed. this is why they came out with numbers. both of these numbers basically in the forecast are missing. they are two retailers that came under pressure, liz and dave. on a day we close at a record, gap and gamestop did not participate. david: i want to mention, the dow rallied 175 points this week. three stocks amounted for half of this week's 175-point rally. visa, caterpillar and boeing. because the dow relies heavily on these three stocks for component number, a fully half of that 175-point rally came from these three stocks. thanks, nicole. liz: the s&p futures closed just seconds ago, back to dan hawk in the pits of the cme for monday, a shortened holiday week. >> that's correct, today we had a very narrow range the last half hour. it appears that the futures are relatively comfortable at this level. i was getting nervous 1:30 chicago time. th

what about gamestop for the same deal?u could, but the way it's trade you had, i i would the no touch this at all. i would be a put buyer on this. >> for more 5:30 p.m. eastern time on fridays. now, we've got an earns alert here on green mountain. so let's get to morgan brennan. >> green mountain beating on both the top and bottom line on an 11% jump. this on higher sales of the k-cup coffee packs. it said the 2015 sales will grow in the high single to low double-digits, and the cfo will leave next year. the call saying it's 90% locked up for 2015 in terms of coffee, but those coffee rates are higher. also forecasting it will take a number the years to grow the install basis for the cold system product. in the after-hours are hours trading down about half a percent. back to you. >> morgan, thank you. >>> who's a fan? >> i am. >> really? >> anybody who has growth. when you look at what they've dock with their retches, this company continues to put on different ideas with other people as well, because of that most recently i

what does exist, gamestop is dominating. they have much higher growth than the publishers are seeing. they were up over 50% in the quarter. but the primary problem for the company is that the software tied to older platforms, the playstation 3, has fallen rapidly, down 358% year-to-date. that's what's a impacting the bottom line. we don't have a smooth transition. >> so when you say old software, you mean for the old consoles? >> the old consoles. you know, those that have not been -- that didn't launch last year, but instead, launched eight, nine, ten years ago. >> and why would the post situation make a difference? the hardware has to be shipped across all the different gamestops, i guess. >> that's right. i mean, when it comes to software, you can load up a plane. yes, your cost of goods will be higher, but you can still get a lot of product in. when it comes to the bulkier hardware, you need to have the ports open to have enough supply to fill your holiday needs. >> okay. so that could be an issue. does that make sense?

we'll tell you how to trade gamestop and gap coming up. and the ceo of live nation coming up in an exclusive interview. but first tonight, falling stocks. some of the biggest leaners seem to be losing, gas, gopro, el pollo loko seem to be getting killed. what do you do with some of these names right now. let's kick it off with gopro. >> i still think the stock rallies, but how do you trade it here? they priced the secondary last night, said it was 75ish. let's call it 75. 10 million shares, give or take. obviously did not trade well off that secondary close, based on the lows of the day, 71.75. how do you trade it? well, with i think the prudent thing to do is see if it recaptures that price that it priced the secondary at, 75, and then maybe buy it there. so what's the trade? i think it's a no trade until it trades back above and closes above 75 bucks. . >> you know, what's interesting is we're still expecting the big lockup. because the number of shares they're selling is about 10% or less than 10% of the total number of shares that woul

thousands lined outside gamestop. we had great exclusive offers for people.rvice level at midnight. midnight to 1:00 was very strong. i think during the evening, customers went home. now we are seeing a second surge of traffic at the store. >> we should mention last week your stock was hammered when you came through with results. the delay of the release state of assassins creed from the third to fourth quarter took 5 cents a share off earnings, you were suggesting. can you make that up now in the run-up to christmas? >> i think what's interesting to note about the third quarter, all our channels, many of our channels had great performance during the third quarter. we had 147% growth in hardware. our mobile business was up 125%. digital was up 52%. there was a lot of growth that took place in that quarter. assassins creed did slip from the third quarter to fourth quarter. what we also saw some of these 8-year-old and 9-year-old console cycles did fall off faster than what we anticipated. what we shared with investors in the fourth quarter we did narrow guidan

we'll tell you how to trade gamestop and gap coming up.ation coming up in an exclusive interview. but first tonight, falling stocks. some of the biggest leaners seem to be losing, gas, gopro, el pollo loko seem to be getting killed. what do you do with some of these names right now. let's kick it

gamestop is trimming the upper end of its full year estimates.s fell 11%. >> after hours, but they're up 16% over the last three months. >>> and giving you a look at how futures are trading at this moment. the s&p 500 did trade at a record closing high. right now, arrows pointing to a positive open. dow jones up 44 points reassuring comments from mario draghi adding fuel to this market. >>> half an hour to go until we reach 6:00 a.m. eastern. there is "worldwide exchange." i'm seem where a mody. >> and i'm wilfred frost. >> uran pressures are falling after mario draghi vows to expand the central bank's asset program if inflation stays too low. >>> president obama goes it alone taking action on zeeping immigration reform setting up for a clash with republicans. >> americans are tired of gridlock. what our country needs from us right now is a common purpose. a higher purpose. >> western leaders hold frantic talks with iran in its nuclear program, but a deal on easing sanctions seems unlikely as tehran is accused of secrecy. >>> another record for a

gamestop customers aren't pleased with the prices either. costco customers like the price but not the selection. whether shopping online or in the store, walk-in shoppers who simply ask for a lower price get one more than half the time. for active naval service members and their families, navy exchange topped consumer reports' list of in-store electronics retailers. >> this is my list of electronics for christmas. >> michael, thank you. >> in order. >> let's head outside. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the weather forecast. how is it? little warmer today? >> little bit mild today. but not too much. i'm just wondering if you made a really long list for michael. >> i did. i did. expensive stuff. >> i'm sure you did. it's crystal clear out here tonight and comfortable weather. let's check out live doppler 7 hd. it was a great day to head out and vote. clear skies on live doppler 7 hd. as we take a look at this gorgeous view, this is what i'm looking at from the kgo roof camera. you can see the moon there. san francisco, 63. oakland

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that being said there are names under pressure including gamestop. out with the latest numbers and forecast, is weaker-than-expected. the stock is down 13%. concerns about delay of title to of some of the games. then there is the gap. gap is to the downside, the number two loser in the s&p 500. it is down 5.7% right now for the gap. s&p 500 is up 11. 400 of the 500 names have up arrows. that is the latest, fox business, giving you the power to prosper. stuart: news for you on obamacare architect jonathan gruber. he called the american voter stupid. bragged about deceiving them, you know about. that congressman darrell issa wants answers from him, calling him to testify directly in front of congress next month, what he is calling the quote, repeated transparency failures and outright deceptions surrounding obamacare. a doomsday warning from pope francis. if we don't rein in our greed and abuse about our planet nature will exact revenge. here is what he said at an event in rome. god always forgives but the earth does not. take care of the earth so it d

gap and gamestop weaker. netflix and halliburton some of the losers.over 11 percent to the s&p 500 as of now as of today for this year. 29 percent last year. we're tacking on to those gains. we're up for the fifth week in a row. after five weeks of selling that we saw in october, people started to really get worried. right? people were starting to wonder what they should do. in the meantime for those who held on, they're pretty happy what they've been seeing. last, but not least, a quick peek at the sectors. how we doing for sectors? materials, energy, industrials, financials, all doing well. telecom has been a weak part. at&t and verizon a little bit weaker, but, as you know, we were about 100 points away from dow 18,000. we remember our 10,000 and our 15,000. maybe we're going to need 18,000 hats. i don't know. liz: i never got a 15,000. i got a ten. >> you didn't get a 15,000? >> you'll get one immediately. liz: with hundreds of stories occurring every day, do you wonder what the brightest business leaders are most concerned about. is it immigration

bought retailers in march, and that led to a lot of outperformance, we bought best buy, staples, gamestop, that was value to us, and we're seeing similar kinds of values in different industries now. cheryl: one of the retail names that you like is kohl's, a lot of concern about the forecast of kohl's and the consumer is stressed out. >> you can get clouded by those kinds, people express macroviews. they use equities to express make row views. our view is that creates value. kohl's is a strong company. cheryl: you have valero, staples on there. brett, again as we're going into the holiday season, you like bed bath & beyond. >> yeah, and so funny listening to other guest. we can almost work in the same company. have the same philosophy there. i like bed bath & beyond, for similar reasons, it trades at like 15 times earnings. you got return at 28%. profit margin is 8%. talk about sales prices around 0. i'd like to buy it around 67, 68, 70 now. you got a well-managed company, good business model, buy the companies when they're pulled back a little bit and look what the great business that you

. >> gap, gamestop, those are both higher. gap up 1 1/2%. a lot of retailers are great. buy. [closing bell ringing] david: apple up 1 1/2%. all good. liz: all goods for the dow jones industrials, folks, right here, 17,711. 715. do we have 716? as the bells ring on wall street that's an area we've never been before, above 17,700. a record for the dow. a record for the s&p 500. all stocks finishing to the upside. what a wild swing today. at one point this morning the dow was down 82 points. but everything turned around. we heard from traders in the last hour. it is all thanks to philadelphia. all things considered i would rather be in philadelphia at this point. philly fed index surprised to the upside. that juiced a lot of stocks today. let's get right to it. "after the bell" starts right now.

retailers that will not be open on thanksgiving, including pc richard, costco, home depot, nordstrom, gamestop. liz? liz: speaking of retailers, they seem optimistic about the. how do we know that? they're ramping up holidays some ways huge in a big way. back with our panel, lori rothman. lee munson. paul, i begin with you. they are in some cases ramping up to 100,000 more than they were. >> gas prices down that should point to better spending on the part of the consumers. in our surveys of consumers we have consumer pulse survey and where they are spending on money and spending less on apparel and clothing, spending more on electronics. liz: that is interesting. macy's is the company at that takes top of the list when they talk about holiday hiring, lori. >> no surprise it is such a tightly competitive retail market right now among retailers but also among workers. the jobs market is improving. we probably mentioned earlier in the discussion with wage growth. it has been flat. they are not expecting holiday workers -- liz: more money in your pocket. gasoline is less. maybe they got $720 raise

cap will report after the close as well as gamestop.tions as to what kind of outlook they anticipate. >> i agree. >> it is where tom gets his basic things. >> but there it is, a pop-up store on fifth avenue. >> you get your white the next -- v-necks. he missed the trend years ago. >> i think joe biden gets a bad rap as a politician. he makes everybody laugh and he remember his everybody's names. he is going to turkey, he will , so it is always interesting to see what he can quietly get out of meetings. >> he is a throwback. you wonder what he and others of his generation will think of executive authority. mark within important analysis tonightg at 5:00 p.m. on radio and television across all of them are. look for that. has to importantly, this be the top of the agenda. this is some original politics in washington. you spend more time in washington than me. >> i am listening but they're deciding there is no way forward and will be combative for the next few does years. i doubt if anything can get done. >> i think john boehner has already

best buy, dollar tree report earnings, while gap, intuit and gamestop are out after the close. >>> let's take a look at today's other top stories. a u.s. senate investigation is kritd kal of the risks posed by banks with commodities, including possible manipulation. the report looked in particular at goldman sachs's holdings of uranium, coal and aluminum. investigators say the banks didn't have enough capital to cover losses and they gained an unfair trading advantage. >>> goldman sachs has reportedly fired two employees after one allegedly shared confidential information from his time working for the new york fed. "the wall street journal" says the incident is coming to light as congress gets set to scrutinize wall street banks' influence over regulators. a former new york fed examiner claims goldman sachs interfered with her oversight of the firm. >>> now, there appears to be no end in sight for the winter chill, covering parts of the u.s. but the show must go on at the buffalo bills stadium. we'll tell you more, after the break. >>> welcome back. let's give you some headlines. u.s. fu

gamestop is set up well. the electronics should do well. with smartphones and tablets and hd tvs.unters like walmart and target will have a decent holiday season as well. >> what about the world of apparel and clothing? >> yeah, the apparel and clothing side has been a little bit tougher. we feel like the consumer just keeps looking for gadgets and electronics, really. and it seems like the apparel side has been losing some share. i know it'll be interesting to see what urban outfitters says tonight after the close. we think limited brands is going to have a good holiday season as well. >> what about jcpenney? >> yeah. penney, i think the whole discount space has been under. you lay on tjx and ross stores. it's a tough competitive space. i think those guys will do better coming out of the holiday season and maybe save the traditional department stores. macy's will do well. they always do. >> well, we will see how everybody does this holiday season. thank you. >>> joining us with more on what retailers are expecting is steve sadove. he's also the former chairman of ceo of saks fift