he now makes money if groupon goes up, down or nowhere at all.ow six bucks, mike wouldn't see losses until the stock falls below that high put strike price by more than the 20 cents he took in, or below $5.80. below that, mike will see losses. but by buying that 5.50 strike put, mike has protected himself below that level. and since the time of the trade, groupon shares have surged 15%, making this trade a steal of a deal and a winner to boot. and now, "options action's" biggest fan. >> this is the happiest day of my life! >> just wants to know one more thing. what will mike and carter do now? >> before we answer that question, let's see just how much money mike made. since groupon is well above the strike of the put that he sold, if he were to close out the trade today, he'd keep all of that money, or, in this case, about 20 bucks per contract. so, mike, what are you doing now? >> here's one of these things. when you are short the downside puts, you want to cover them when they are really cheap. you have to look at the execution costs. make sure

liz: watching groupon. thank you so much. we appreciate it. >> caller: thank you.d, again, figure out, the analysts trying to figure out how to fall a company like groupon, still a very young industry, and it's in the beginning stages. closing bell rings in 19 minutes, up 42 points for the dow. the s&p, the nasdaq, everybody's higher other than the russell 2,000 on pace for the third weekly gain for the markets. is intel a better buy than what we just talked about, apple? a battle of the best stocks after the break, and you all saw warren buffet's first tweet. "warren is in the house" telling me someone set it up for him, and he just pushed a butt don, but he's not the only billionaire on twitter. the richest people who are on twitter and what they are saying right after the break. ♪ ♪ liz: you know warren buffet, the world's third richest man is officially on twitter, but he's not the only billionaire tweeting. here's other people who top the list as the wealthiest people on twitter. this, according to fobs, a net worth of $43 billion, larry elison has one lone tw

jeff: groupon is the number three on their chart today.sentiment in social media positive on that before the stock started trending up. >> that is correct. jeff: this is true of other companies also. tesla, for example. >> we do the deviations from that norm. we are looking at when a stock is acting or positivelyor negatively. jeff: here is whole foods market. you start to see trending positive of social media. you solve the sentiment rise before that. interesting. interesting stuff, social media. someday i will have to get on twitter. connell: you would be good. jeff flock would be good on twitter. a lot of potential. dagen: a lot of photographs. the clean kind. connell: of course. dagen: "american idol." breaking in huge advertisement dollars. now in heated competition with "the boys." connell: we will have that story coming up with dennis kneale. also, your winners on the nasdaq today. ♪ all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. rify and lock. command is locked. five se

david: groupon is coming in.o ahead. >> quickly, three cents earnings per share, exactly what the street expected. revenue a beat, $60 #1 million. active customers or customers that purchased a groupon in 12 months, that group, 13% year over year, so that's one of the met tricks to pay attention to. david: that stock popping after hours. brian, go ahead. >> we're cautious in the sense we're not all that happen about the macroeconomic outlook. the view's close to con sen toc, 2% growth in the united states, maybe higher, but we have government spending declining. we have the lag effects of the payroll tax cuts, to be felt. business investment is not strong, and there's a lot of weakness in europe and emerging market explore ease. liz: todd; go for it, green mountain, news corporation, the broader market? >> well, first of all, news corp. figured a beat. the side on 52 #-weak highs, looking good going forward, you the overall market, be an observation period here. the market forgot to crengt, and it's not trieded t

among that list, groupon.ts latest call later this week. >> a huge hit for groupon shares that is so interesting it is down 6 1/3%. the daily deal site doesn't report until wednesday evening. we still have time. a note from gene munster of piper jaffray hit the stock hard today. he is chernd about the guidance for the current quarter for groupon. the stock since january is up 12%. 45% loss we've seen over the past one year that is really troubling for groupon. david: let's look at facebook once again. it did not do well today. coming down about 2.5%. again, as investors look more closely at this stock they wonder whether it has the oomph. [closing bell rings] >> "barron's" saying over the weekend, 25 is a healthy level for facebook. david: but the s&p at a new high. the dow couldn't hold onto the new high. it is down a little bit. but a new high on the s&p as the bells ring on wall street. looks like the dow might settle down closer to 10 points down. well actually, now up a tick. might be just about flat. s&p

local use accounts for 45% of groupon's business.hat conversion explains the bountiful business they are doing in north america. groupon made sure that everyone who listened to the call heard local business experience and solid sequential growth because and i quote we are a local company. yelp came on with real serious statistics about businesses that reached outsize gains, 8,000 by claiming a free business owner account and a 23,000 gain if you advertise, even better, the local usefulness explains how 36 percent of the company's users found businesses via their app, up from 25% a year ago. that's how you get local revenues up. these are remarkable numbers. they're a testament how yelp is suited to the mobile model. more importantly, i believe neither company could be doing as well as these numbers indicate if the american consumers go out more, shop more frequently. that gives these two companies secular and consumer growth and cyclical growth. which are the real reason behind the resurgence in stocks. i can see why people might be

liz: ousted groupon founder and ceo andrew mason is making a comeback, not at groupon.t at any company. remember he left groupon three months ago said i am leaving i want to spend time with my family, ha, ha, actually not. he was pushed out by leadership after not so terrific stock performance. he has been in the studio, as it is described a motivational musical bum. mason a northwest earn music major said his new album, hardly working with the a boss tra fee, will help people just entering in the workforce. hardly working filled with his business wisdom will hit itunes. he has to figure out how to load music to the site first. i think if he can figure that out if he founded groupon, right? mason will start a new company with all the ideas he piled up while at groupon. this guy is very smart. groupon has turned around this year, up about 42% so far. question becomes, the only resigned about three months ago. maybe it was efforts he put in place right before he was pushed out. you never know when ceo's are pushed out how long a tail their efforts really become. >>> let's

that what the groupon brand is.n them into full price loyal customers, loyal to either you or your merchants. >> groupon's main customers shifted over time. there used to be far more focus on getting a deal. they now skew for female, they skew more aflaunt. lart of our customer is a 42-year-old female with two kids. i think it's changed, we've become a part of mainstream life of many people who rely on groupon as a source of many great deals where they can find things to do in their local community. hopefully we'll keep surprising and delighting people. >> looking at the dramatic move in your stock, i bet you thought were you trading at an andrew mason discount. >> i'm not sure we were trading at a discount related to andrew. i think we were misunderstood. i think we caused a lot of that. we absolutely didn't manage the going public as well as we could have or should have. we're focused on running a great business and hopefully we'll be left -- >> why didn't you fire andrew mason earlier. >> andrew is our founder an

tonight, get your groupon? ♪ people gather round >> we have a way to make money on groupon if the stock goes up, down or nowhere at all. >>> plus, what's this guy talking about? >> about two weeks ago, i bought a january 400 call, so, the january 460 call and i sell the january 325 put, zero. >> nice. >> no cost. >> dan nay than will give you the scoop on that apple trade and show you how to make money, too. and, not loving it. ♪ i'm loving it >> scott nations explains why option traders are getting bearish on shares of mickey d's. he'll explain. the action begins right now. live from the nasdaq market site in the heart of new york's times square, i'm melissa lee. these are the traders here in the dasing and beautiful los angeles. while the markets make new highs, there is one name we say you need to watch, and that is caterpillar. the stock is down more than a percent and a half today alone, and this is the s&p 500 continues to defy gravity. cat is close to being flat on the year. so, the question here is, is

than street thought but still down since the ipo, gary, is groupon back?ink they are making great spreads, i have one rule of thumb, charts or no charts if i don't personally use the product or pay for if it, i don't look at it, i never used groupon, i know people that do, i know my daughter does, maybe it is not my demographic. >> what does that mean? you own their different stocks? you go to the store, you come back, you do netflix, come on, groupons, we are so loved, and they were over loved then they were over hated they had almost 2-dollars a share on cash, someone will have to figure out what they are worth, i think it, it is maybe worth 8 bucks. >> how do you come up with 8 bucks. >> multiple of cash flow, you have to discount, blah, blah, blah, they are getting killed in europe, if you bought it three days ago sell it today. >> have you used groupon, toby? >> i am a very discerning -- >> no is the answer. charles: none of us have used it, gary b you probably own typewriter stocks, we will go on, you one month, facebook phone is 99-cent with a contr

david: we saw this coming yesterday, groupon. talk about the green, today it is all about the green. nicole: talking about groupon, going up 11%. unfortunately we're stepping five days. some days you have to take a breath and relax a little. a whole bunch of stocks outperforming today, hitting all-time highs in some cases. you have to keep in mind some stocks really blew through these ratings, these earnings and all the expectations, but the dow jones and in the day down 22, 23 points. s&p down less than half a percent, the nasdaq down also, the russell 2000. keep in mind this may be a breather. liz: we had other earnings movers as well.

news corp., groupon green mountain, tesla.all companies in different industries that are seeing to some degree pretty good growth. >> right across the board, the growth has been pretty strong, it really has. my only concern is, what happens when the fed stops? >> we don't think that's going to happen for another couple of years. you're just going to keep buying for two more years? >> stocks are going to be very careful, but we're going to be in this market. we think in this market, forget the daily and the trades, but at the end of the year, you'll be happy to be in this market. >> good to see you, as always. nice tie. we're going out near the high of the day. an awful lot of stock coming to be bought at this juncture. up 50 points on the dow. new all-time high for that and for the s&p. stand by for those earnings and the exclusive coming your way with coach k. and howard schultz of starbucks, that on the second hour of the "closing bell." i'll see you tomorrow. >>> and it is 4:00 on wall street, do you know where your money i

get a market flash here with josh lipton, taking a look at groupon. josh? >> that's right, melissa.ing higher in the after hours, the daily deals company in line on the bottom line beats on the top line, 601 million versus 590 million. consolidated segment operate income, a closely watched negotiate xhur of profitability here, comes in at 51 million, better than guidance and consensus. last quarter. they missed on that measure. billings better than expect. groupson up more than 9% right now. melissa, back to you. >> thank you very much, josh lipton. >> i guess -- i guess the thing with groupson that revenues were never really the problem. the problem was whether or not the way they were growing with the company would be sustainable. i glance ted transcript. i really didn't get a sense that that's been addressed and i know there's still some management questions here as well who is going to be the driving force behind this? living social amazon's version of groupon doesn't have much good to say so just seems like it is a real tough industry now. i would avoid t >>> coming up next it

we have a buy rating on groupon. . the stock today. it shows you how far he had gone. >> it's like one of those scenarios where the college football team is going to play on saturday and you're just hoping that that jock can pass consumer math to be cleared to play on the field. that's what this was. the bar was so low they were able to pop it even though international was still a mess. they have good stories. they've doubled the mobile buy in the past two years to 40%. so that's a good story. they've cut the loss. they're focusing on core deals and they've got some decent veteran operators in place. they proved they can provide the next challenge. showing they can survive. you have a $9 target at the last check. what do you think the future hoil holds? >> i think the future is bright for this company. we believe in the model. i agree this company is operating below the potential. we think that margins can double from the present level. and of course they have to execute and get there. but international is a low hangin

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carter has a way to make money in groupon if the stock goes up, down or nowhere. plus, what is this guy talking about? >> about two weeks ago, i bought a january 400 call. sold the january 460 call and i sell the january 325 put, zero. >> nice. >> no question. >> we'll give you the scoop on the apple trade and show you how to make money, too. >>> not loving it. scott nations explains why people are bearish on mcdonalds. in the heart of new york times square, these are the traders here in beautiful los angeles. the markets continue to make new highs. there's one name you need to watch. that is dow component caterpillar. they are down more than 1.5% today alone. this as the s&p 500 defies gravity. they are flat on the year. is this a warning to the world or a buying opportunity? let's find out now. dan, what's up with this? >> i think it's a good warning here when you think about what's going on in the market. the u.s. is a safe nation. we hear people say crowd into the names with a lot of u.s. expose sure, not to emerge into new markets. cat doesn't fall into that.

yes, in the end, the buyers are the social media out of the shoot and the groupons and the zingas. they were crushed by insider bailing seemingly at any price imaginable. super hot stocks became super cold ones simply because the public was first fascinated and then turned on them with a vengeance that i haven't seen since 2001. of course the fundamentals were never any good to begin with, but boy did they have buzz. so the bottom line, recognize that what's happening with your stocks doesn't always necessarily reflect what's going on with the underlying business and use that fact to your advantage. don't get freaked out about it. when a company in terrific shape sees its stocks smashed, that could be an amazing buy opportunity. just remember that it can sometimes take a long time for the action in the stock to sync up with the performance of the company it represents a tiny piece of. that way you won't be frustrated with what you thought should happen immediately after you heard fabulous news. instead, you can wait until the market gets smart and rewards your stock with the move i

tonight, get your groupon? up down or nowhere at all. >>> plus what's this guy talking about? >> about two weeks ago, i bought a january 400 call so the january 460 call and i sell the january 325 put, zero. >> nice. >> no cost. >> dan nay than will give you

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have people been wrong about exactly what groupon is? kind of like my question on amazon. is it possible that we don't understand what the company is? >> it is still a local deals company. we think investors are going to pay for the lower business. so the business is stabilizing. >> he did have tough comps last year. did decline on revenues. it did stabilize a little more. before they really -- before the stock goes higher. >> 7 million mobile downloads. here is my vision. i have got my phone. it knows where i am. it sends me an offer for a store or a restaurant that i happen to be standing right next to. do you agree with that vision. >> absolutely the currency has been the strongest driver. but what drove earnings was significant number of asset sales that they were able to record as operating profits. they did about $230 billion in operating profit for the year. on the ordinary shares in japan. the question is, is a lot of that recovery priced in. >> number two in music in europe. actually the number one and number two. you don't see them here. there are a lot of assets

groupon is now news corp. julia, what do you have? >> news corp.'s revenue coming in at $9.54 billion. that is higher than expected. that's also up from last year. so news corp.'s revenue coming in stronger. news corp.'s earnings per share coming in a penny better than expected, but one cent less than where they were a year ago. now, maria, diving into those numbers, it looks like the cable network programming continues to be an area of strength. it's coming in stronger than wall street expected. ditto for filmed entertainment. filmed entertainment yielding higher revenue. and once again, with cable network programming, as we've seen with many of the other media networks, affiliate revenue continues to drive that growth. affiliate revenue up over 11% at the domestic channels and up 42% at the international cable channels. advertising is not growing as much. advertising the domestic channels, just up 2% in the quarter. that continues to be more moderate growth. but, maria, news corp., as with the other companies, the strength is coming from cable net

i'm not sure if this will work out, groupon a heavy thing to consider.ays try to find an on-line way to be cool. >> we're the kings of cool. so we know. neil: issue 4, who you any bac e -- wendy avoided getting picked in buns, and company, low price offering, and burgers combine to help keep its business sizzling. is it true. >> the good, bad news about what shaping with wendy's stock is way away down. the good news, that is down though revenue is up, thing about this earns season, everyone has been good on bottom line but not top, revenue has not been increasing, there have been more companies that mised to revenue than have hit. wendy's hit on revenue, which is a good sign, so maybe you buy in the dip, the fact that stock was beaten down today is perhaps an indication for some now is the time to buy. neil: i think a lot of reason for 80% fall, and repur refurbig at is going on? >> changes their customer experience, i think they are doing the right thing, wendy's menu offers a lot of benefits and changes, that are good for consumers 6500 stores worldwid

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. >> what about zynga, groupon, a lot of people are questioning what is the business model, we're doing this whole feature on disrupters and a lot of these guys seem like they're in places where it's easy to see them fall to competition quickly. >> i think groupon and zynga are really interesting of all the dogs out there, because they've been left in the ditch, obviously down more than 80% from their ipo prices. but they've been remarkably resilient in the last six months. there's a floor, i think, on both of these stocks. even with the kitchen sink bad news they've had with bad ceo, fired ceo, bad results. just recently zynga earnings, the reaction was, this thing is tanking. yet the thing bounced back. there's a floor here with cash and real estate assets. you're basically getting the upside for free with both of them. that's the play. i don't think you have to bet on a blockbuster turnaround. you have to hope a couple things go right with these stocks and they could double. >> we've been talking on the inner tubes or whatever you want to call it. blackberry, here's a name where shor

groupon still remains in the doghouse as so many of the bygone era.he odds favor losing not making money in after-matter of fact investing in ipos. trust me in that, i've done the work. remember you don't need to buy a lot of stock well above the offering price in order to be assured have you enough shares. you can pick and choodz provided you do enough business. in the after market, wait until you get a reasonable industry price and performance details before coming n. like with facebook in the fall of 2012. when everyone feared there would be a tonne of inside selling when the company got religion about going gloevenl that was the time to boy, not sell. as the weakest hands were gone, people jumped in to do boying. here's the bottom line, ipos can be a great way to make money. if are you not in the know, you can be in a treacherous path. remember the big guys do not necessarily have you the home gamer in mind. so beware and trust me, never, ever buy in the after market. for every one winner, there are ten losers. don't be a sucker. stay with cramer.

this time hedge fund manager barry rosenstein is taking a stake in groupon and zynga. both stocks have been battered in the market. and the founder of tesla plans to pre-pay on the electric car company's loan from the government. todd horwitz of average joe options joins us on the show now for a closer look at the record run in the stock market. good morning to you, and what stocks and sectors are leading the charge higher? - good morning angie. you know, right now, it's like monopoly - all the stocks are going up now. especially the defensive sector has been very strong, financials have been extremely strong recently, and with yesterday's run in google, you saw a little bit of a move there, but technology is still a little bit weak, not really participating. you are getting a big push from the defensive stocks, and you are getting a big push from the financials. - cisco's earnings came out after the close. will that give a push to the market today? - you know, cisco always under- reports and over-delivers. the stock was trading up after yesterday's close about 5%, so

in earnings after hours, groupon topped targets, while tesla turned its first profit. shares zoomed 25% higher after the close. and brewing up a deal: starbucks and green mountain tell cnbc the competitors are making it possible for customers to use some starbucks single- serve packs in green mountain's keuring brewers. will it be another record day for the market? todd horwitz of average joe options joins us. good morning to you, todd, and what do you think will be the next big market movers? - i think what you are watching now is the market trying to make a decision where it wants to go. what we are looking at here is a market that continues to go higher in the face of any news, it doesn't really matter. so, what we want to really watch here is, first thing, we want to see what happens with the jobless claims this morning. then we want to see what is going on with the volume and volatility. if volume and volatility continue to stay low, then it looks like the market could go higher here, and i see no reason that anything will get in its way. eventually it is going to

they use groupon. they adapt and move and buy things on-line, get it delivered, whatever. they work around this. yes, if we were locked in like we were back in the 50s and 60s, my gosh, you don't buy beef, that's it. that's your one protein that you got to live thout. yes. then it would be completely different story. now we hav so many more option, grocery stores competi with wal-mart and things like that. it's not going to affect the average -- >> brenda: i don't know, toby. beef is it and mcdonald's, as long as they don't take away the big mac, we're okay. but whado you think? >>ou're in my favorite place, fell frisco, the steak is $85. people are, still going to dell frisco. somehow that's not hurt people. what really hurt is this drought. we forgot that we damaged these pasture lands. it takes a long time for them to come back. the combination of our stupidity with mandating ethanol, and then the actual land has been so damaged by drought, we're going to have high prices until people quit buying buying and all of an we'll get a surplus because we have extra beef. >> da

we've got companies reporting their quarterly numbers, including disney, marathon oil, and groupon this week. monday is the three-year anniversary of the may 6th flash crash. remember that? that was wiped out nearly one thousand points off the dow jones industrial average in minutes, only to recover moments later. also on monday, the senate will vote on a new bill that will force internet retailers like amazon and ebay to collect sales tax. tuesday, march is consumer's credit report will be out that estimates total amounts of outstanding loans to individuals. and finally, today, super charging the summer movie season, fresh off star robert downey jr.'s bell-ringing at the new york stock exchange this week, disney's "iron man 3" opened thursday in the united states. the super hero film has already dominated movie theaters. overseas, the latest offers of avenger/wealthy industrialist tony stark raked in more than $195 million in its first five days globally. it could top a total box office forecast of $1 billion. that will do it for us today. thank you so much for joining me. next week, h

is living social, is groupon taking too big of a bite out of the daily deal website?an express, amazon, walmart, once they saw what a great business this was, you have this flood of larger companies that are competing with groupon and living social. so i don't know that the problem is that they're cannibalizing one another. again, this is a part of the market that both of them got into. it was a hot part of the market. and then much better financed companies with much bigger customer bases poured into it and now both of these companies are struggling mightily. >> all right. we will leave it there. this is really -- that's sticking your neck out, i'll tell you, to come up with these brands that won't be around next year. we appreciate your time and your candor. thank you so much, sir. >> thank you. we'll see you soon. >>> up next, the market could hit new highs again tomorrow. wall street's top market prois o will give us a leg up. >>> and fears of a new bird flu in china starting to take flight on wall street. we'll tell you why next. back in a moment. [ male announce

nicole: taking a look at zynga and groupon.umping on that news. dennis: it is time to make some money with charles payne. he is shining the light on solar city. charles: it has a vertical integration. they just reported earnings earlier this morning. we had for insider buys. they bought almost 4 million shares. they will not earn any money for a while, but the estimates continue to improve. revenues were up 100% the last time they reported. gross margins the last time they reported 39.6% from a year ago 20%. that is monstrous. i think the margins will continue to expand. they have partners like home depot, walmart. this is a stock that is extraordinarily volatile, but i love the upside. cheryl: you mentioned sans power. we have the ceo coming on. charles: i did it on stewart's show at $11. today it is that $22. the solar companies that have survived, i think are real. i think they are learning how to get off government dependency. i just think the names that have survived our winners. dennis: solar city can benefit? >> they do

groupon says it was a groupon and -- never mind. adt.ley, sell the hold. >> morgan stanley has targeted the stock. they have been the main reason why they went down. they reiterated that they hated. i had the ceo on tonight and it has been a complete bow wow, and i think he will set us straight tonight. morgan stanley, thank you for this charitable trust and he had been relentlessly hating it. there you go. >> and speaking of relentlessly hated and suddenly people don't like his company and you know what? we'll flush it out. what am i going to say? thank you, buddy. >> when we come back, simon will tell us what's coming up on the 10:00. >> looking to pick up that relentless theme again. we'll talk about all of the things we learned about the fifth largest company in the world, it is berkshire hathaway and warren buffett and we will also talk television with the ceo at cbs corporation and he'll be live at post 9 and as "iron man 3" grosses 130 million in just one weekend, we'll talk to the ceo of of imax, and that's next on "squawk on the

did you have a groupon for leaf blowers or something? >> we're going to blow some air over these.em. the air should get that toilet paper over here. >> can we light these on fire? >> we could try. here we go. quick countdown. little foot switch there. >> jimmy: just step on it? >> push it forward. three, two, one. >> jimmy: oh, my god. you've done it again, science bob. science bob's website is sciencebob.com. you can find out everything you want about science. you can build one of these. we'll be right back. >> jimmy: their new album, "such hot blood," is out now. playing the song "the storm," the airborne toxic event. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ before it took you away i tried to think of something i could say ♪ ♪ i watch the shadows in the hall ♪ ♪ how they dance with the light and the white on the wall ♪ ♪ your face in the these pictures looks like a poem ♪ ♪ your eyes lit up like a river stone ♪ ♪ your body so much like a blanket thrown ♪ ♪ on a warm bed at night like a house in a storm ♪ ♪ then you walk right through the doorway ♪ ♪ you tell me you're here to stay the worst is

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around 45% of groupon's north american transactions now from mobile devices.ry and has formed a special committee to find a new chief executive officer. shares did just 10% in after hours. they're up 40% since mason was ousted. also, toyota motors reported its first ever quarterly prot in fact company's ten-year history. trouncing analyst forecasts. the electric carmaker delivered nearly 5,000 modelf sedans in the first quarter. it will deliver nearly 21,000 vehicles this year, 5% more than previously stated. tesla auto recently launched a deal that could make a model "s" more affordable. shares up after hours, currently up nearly 16% in frankfurt. >>> and news corp.'s third quarter profit tripled beating forecasts. the company's network saw profits around 15%. especially from american idol. the publishing unit which includes the round of house posted sharply lower results. that division is still due to be spun off by the end of june. the stock up 3% in after hours. >>> and the cable and entertainment group amc networks has picked up the earnings before the u.

lori: how are you keeping yourselves and yourself from stores like groupon?has its own flash sale website of the these are hyper-growth companies, right? >> yeah. lori: but you guys really adjusted quickly when your growth was happening too fast. i hope you can tell me a little bit about that. >> our model is fundamentally different from groupon. we're in the business of selling physical goods to customers and every day we're putting new merchandise in front of their eyes allowing them to make smart purchases. we're always thinking about new ways of expanding, while staying focused on the core customer experience. making sure it is simple, fast and fun for customers to have fun and be inspired what they want. we recently expanded in the mobile space. amazing how customers log on at 12, and north of 30% of our revenue come from mobile devices. that is really extraordinary. lori: people on the train or commuting, not driving putting in for sale items. you have so much traffic in that first hour you list your sales that you had to expand, right? how did you have