those are basically like gamestop that was on the way to 400.go higher because short sellers are panicking and now they've gotten high enough the company can sell new equity solving near-term problems in the balance sheet. they can go higher i'd love to get behind any of the myriad regional bank with great franchises, 5% yields, 6 p/e. if they're wrong, and the fdic plays hardball, everything could go wrong and i was intrigued about burberry stocks, a nasdaq 100 rebalancing which trades them to smaller companies but it's so much easier to talk about stocks when you know the price targets go higher and not lower. so much easier to talk about the magnificent seven where you know you'll get more upgrades than downgrades and hear about a price target raise in tesla any time you want. why not take your price target out for amazon it's prime day two upgrades isn't meta crushing twitter? now that activision deal will close because the ftc lost that's the litany. it's just so darned easy to bet on the magnificent seven because everything always seems to

in two months after the company's ceo was fired back in june shares of gamestop facing pressure on thek of this latest shake-up this morning looks to be about flat so a lot of change going on there, frank. >> all right bertha coombs. great to see you thank you very much. >>> all right. turning now to our week-long summer special highlighting outside the box and under the radar investment ideas from emerging markets and luxury to real estate and crypto a few highlights. >> southeast asia even latin america talking about brazil and mexico some of the opportunities that we like in the emerging market space now. >> inherent value and emotional connection to those luxury objects. so really saying that our under 40 audience is growing exponentially and be as well as new clients which are about 50% of our business in the luxury division, actually. >> fairly a value versus the s&p and we think attractive value. versus fixed incomes bench marks a little more for value. we think it's a good, attractive yield here 4% yields. balance sheets, payout relatively low and decent growth opportunity. >>

. >> florida's gamestop -- g.o.p. didn't insist on a loyalty pledge.teresting former election lawyer ben ginsberg. >> this is his own state party who is giving this huge technical advantage to donald trump. so, what it means is that ron desantis really last to temper and moderate his criticism of donald trump, or it will find donald trump ron desantis doesn't mean this. he already said he's going to support me for president. >> yes, hernÁndez who voted for trump likes desantis too. she says the party must unite behind the convenient waltd nominee whoever it is. >> donald trump needs to support desantis if desantis is the frontrunner. that's the way i feel. >> and you wouldn't want to vote for someone who didn't sign a loyalty pledge. >> no >> ginsberg says the loyalty pledge isn't illegal or necessarily unethical. >> when it comes to party politics there are moral rules. this is more a moral gut check whether you want to try and tilt a presidential primary for a fronter. the loyalty pledge give the state's republican party party to decide who they allo

. >>> as we head to a break here's our road map for the rest of the hour could gamestop's ryan cohenh & beyond shareholders. that's one of the theorys on reddit right now. >>> a lot more on zuckerberg's threads and what it could mean to the social ad market. >> home builders lower but near all-time highs amid the shortage of homes for sale. the ceo of compass will join us to discuss don't go anywhere. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >>> regionals are sliding? today's trade. dominic chu is tracking that action. >> the price target cuts are weighing on the regional banks this morning kdw analysts took down the target prices for u.s. bank corp, keycorp and zions as well. also raymond james slashed comerica's target price to $53 a

bedtime stories, a bankrupt company and memes all have in common the speculative connection on reddit gamestopcohen. bed bath & beyond filed for bankruptcy in april, delisted in may and now trades as an over-the-counter stock that a lot of people aren't usually interested in because their bonds are worthless, especially at overstock paid $21 million for all of bed bath & beyond's ip yet the shares on the over-the-counter market have soared almost 300% since it's delisting, which is pretty uncommon for a bankrupt business, to see such a spike, especially when shareholders are the last to be paid in any sale. the reddit crowd has its theory involving teddy holdings which filed trademark applications to be online marketplace for towels and bedtime stories. the reddit crowd noted tedding holding address is the same of teddy bear books written by ryan cohen. he did cash out of bed bath & beyond just last year. he made over 50 -- you're seeing on your screen, $59 million. and now investors or the retail crowd are hoping toeddy may ste in to find value in this bankrupt retailer. i emailed and called

what did you see >> gamestop has remained one of the busier single stop options, not one of the biggestnies trading as danny alluded to. we've consistently seen calls outpacing puts over the course of the last 20 puts. that was true again today, about 3.6 to 1 the busiest options were the weekly 24 calls. well also saw buyers of the calls that expire at the end of the yeex 65 cents. what danny is doing buying puts is probably as good a price we've seen essentially bouncing around at four-year lows right now. >> thanks, mike. for more options action tune in friday 5:30 p.m. eastern time. and you can see the meme king. >> oh, stop it. >> streaming on peacock. it's also on youtube catch it >> there it is >> there it is >>> up next, final trades.tellie a million different ways i should be trading. look! what's up my trade dogs? you should be listening to me. you want to be rich like me? you want to trust me on this one. [inaudible] wow! yeah! it's time to take control of your investing education. cut through the noise with best-in-class education resources that match your preferred style of

move over, gamestop. there is a new favorite stock in town and it is tupperware.

so, people are betting -- this is gamestop number two, except for garcia actually took advantage. 35 shares. >> there's a new share -- that's the key thing. >> new sheriff >> there's a notes exchange, and that reduces the indebtedness overall, which obviously has the effect as well of reducing their interest expense, which is a big drain on the company >> which means, per car. it hurt them $200,000 per car. that is going to be phased out and the model might work again >> how's the core business doing? >> better than expected. >> okay. >> what i like about this is that this is a company that basically looked at the -- looked down the gun barrel, stayed in the game, did the deal with apolo, managed to put out some of the higher debt, and then david, comes out smelling like a rose because now the shorts have to cover on the $35 million because the short cases went away. by the way, they are humble. this is not like the old garcia where he would be talking about the vending machines like it's soda no they are humble and they are smart. >> worth mentioning, apolo's here because they were

that would increase transparency, promote competition, and address issues that arose during the gamestop events and identified by investigations this committee lead. additionally, the fcc has proposed rules to require greater transparency, private equity, and hedge funds, which are opaque, even though they have significant impacts on our economy and society. these reforms are not being rushed, they're long overdue. this committee held several hearings and considered legislation addressing all of these issues. meanwhile, republicans are eager to rush forward measures that would deregulate our capital markets. we just witnessed that trump's deregulation means and the banking sector and financial stability is the collapse of svb and signature bank, they threaten confidence across the banking system. i can't believe this committee is rushing to take off more guardrails when we should be adding them. i would also like to applaud shotguns letter and his staff with the forceful actions fcc has taken and dedicated more resources to go after crypto coronal's. this is a stark difference from the h