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groupon in particular, one thing that is worth noting that groupon is a great performer.ear-to-date is up 101%. there isn't an investor out there who wouldn't want their shares jumping 100%. certainly today coming under some pressure and tripping the circuit breakers over at the nasdaq for groupon. back to you. ashley: nicole, thank you very much. we'll be back to you of course at the bottom of the hour. tracy: all right. jcpenney cries uncle in its battle with macy's over martha stewart merchandise for the world's biggest store is still not satisfied. we'll look at the legal wrangling ahead. ashley: buy on the rumor, sell on the news, you've heard that before of course. netflix shares tumbling. dennis kneale is ahead what is happening with yesterday's high-flyer. tracy: if all you want for christmas is cheap gas prices, looks like santa is listening. sandra smith at the cme on how low gas is going to low. ashley: keep the center button on the sirius/xm radio to fox business. thank you for listening. we're on channel 113. we'll be right back. it's a growing trend in busin

cheryl: nicole, groupon, very heavy v groupon. analysts warning on the company.good for them today at all. >> that's right. they're concerned about billings going forward. they have seen weakness recently for groupon. groupon this year is up over 100%, another high-flyer. david: this is something else down but not necessarily bad news, talking about interest rates on the 10-year treasury, that helps homebuilders but way down that the in anticipation that the fed will be printing more money. >> absolutely. the 10-year was hovering 2.51% which is basically the lowest since mid-july. homebuilders were jumping on this to brothers was up 2.5%. coach is down 8%. concerns about north america going forward. michael coors taking back market share. michael kors gaining 1.6%. also a gainer in the handbag realm. [closing bell ringing] cheryl: michael kors, one of the darling retail ipos we had. as bells ring on tuesday. call this -- tuesday as we have. david: jobs tuesday. all of the indices are in the green. i guess above them all is the s&p but basically they're about the

the stocks, zynga, groupon and yahoo! have been over the years very fragile stocks. doug just called them junk. but broadly speaking, do you see still value in technology, especially or particularly? >>. >> i tdo because the medium technology stock is trading at 14.5 pe ratio on next year's profits. the free cash flow is very abundant and growing at a high single digit pace. and on the internet space, to get in particular and having been a value investor in 1999 and 2000 and not buying into the story when they were priced for sainthood is the fact that names like google today, amazon today, plays in the entinternet and te space and e-commerce in particular, i think represent valuation to investors -- >> but there's -- >> i think there's value there. >> there's an important difference -- >> absolutes value there and cash flow there. >> there's an important difference is we're not talking about google and we're not talking about amazon. we're talking about stocks of companies that haven't been able to demonstrate in any way at all that they can grow. in some cases, zyn

it's funny, i thought you were going to say groupon, i am bullish on groupon because of the unbelievableement team. it's an inexpensive stock. i don't know what the exact catalyst will be there. but i like the groupon on any weakness because that's a turn around story that is definitely working. let's go to aaron in california. aaron? >> caller: hi, jim, this is aaron from california. >> how are you? >> caller: good, how are you? >> good, thank you. >> caller: what do you think of carl icahn disclosing his stake yesterday? >> talisman is a good company. the stock came back down because talisman came down -- it's up on a spike. talisman is shifting rally to oil. it's undervalued because people think they got the nat gas thing wrong. i think it's a good bet. okay. on tough days, you can bet on the opportunistic buyers. who are they? the managements of gamestop, viacom, cbs, aol, wyndham and the zone. stay with cramer. >>> tomorrow, kick off the trading day with "squawk on the street." live from post9:00 at the nyse. >> you probably still have to worry about a haircut, but i know a haircut

we'll talk to the current ceo and cofounder of groupon.ll join us to talk about his ideas for detroit and also our guest dan gilbert is next. ♪ ♪ here we are, me and you ♪ on the road ♪ and we know that it goes on and on ♪ [ female announcer ] you're the boss of your life. in charge of making memories and keeping promises. ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ ♪ oh, oh, all the way ♪ oh, oh >>> welcome back to "squawk box" everyone. we have a special series we're calling america's favorite stocks. s&p closed a high yesterday. nasdaq closed at a 13 year high. we start out with amazon shares up 40% in the last 12 months. the company is set to post results after the bell tomorrow. amazon missed expectations in three out of four quarters although that has not impacted the stock. analysts say revenue is the likely key to watch. investors should focus on growth and higher margin areas. same as netflix. it's the growth now spending for the future. our friends on "squawk on the street" con

i have shares of zynga and groupon.ing what you thought about it. >> i like groupon. zynga is a cash value play. groupon has a really good ceo and these are speculative situations but i do believe in them. let's go to mark in nevada. mark? >> hey, how are you doing, jim? >> how are you? >> i'm doing fine, thank you. i've got a question about molycorp. >> no. balance sheet doesn't have it. let's go to jill in pennsylvania. jill? go ahead, jill. >> jim, boo-yah. >> boo-yah. >> i want to know if -- a couple of months ago you said was a hold. should it still continue to be a hold? >> it had a move and they brought in new management. i don't want to overstay my welcome. and the old pitney bowes was not doing right and their they seem very together and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! >> the lightning round is >> the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade. ly. >>> a tough day like today reminds us if we can isolate great american companies and just own them without the regard of t

amazon, probably 50% and groupon about 70%. more bearish bets overall. >> and what -- what is it out to you. >> one that stood out to me most was an institutional sale in weekly call sales specifically. this is is a call spread that is going to expire at the end of the week. $10 wide. this is just out of the money and we saw people selling more than 1500 contract blocks for only 35 cents. somebody who is doing something like that is risking the pull value of the spread to make just the amount of premium collected. this is somebody who obviously thinks that price line's run for the time being may have topped out. >> dr. jay, which of these momentum names do you like right now? >> i would stick with google as far as those momentum names and apple. i like apple. i think they're going to blow it out. that's why i'm wearing my tim cook shirt. i think they will blow it out as far as ipad. the other man in black, the first man in black johnny cash. i think retina display, ipad min mini is going to rock. keep in mind $300 goes through

in september, groupon india had a sale that was so popular, it crashed their website. they were offering about two pounds for 9 rupies or $0.15. now, it's going for up to 10 times as much. it may even play a key role in next month's state assembly elections. it wouldn't be the first time. until 1998, hindu nationalist party was ousted after a surge in onion prices. in 1980, the late leader gandhi retained favor on the back of rising onion prices. they broke down the importance of this tear-inducing viggie? >> you can mobilize people on the issue of onions because it is an item that is used by a common man. also, it affects -- pifrmingz your pocket every day, every time, every time you go outncher pocket every day, every time, every time you go out, it affects your pocket. >> to more of your reaction. krisbee says the same issue persists the last 50 years. nothing is being done about it by successive governments. join the conversation like krisbee by tweeting to u us @agconsiderthis and check out our website, america.aljazeera.com. antonio, back to you? >> the world is

groupon trading lower on comments from i it tg investment research. >> this firm thinks the sales trendsg from august to september. this is a company that's made a nice little comeback off of the lows but needs to show that its business plan is viable for investors to want to get back in groupon may be a pause for some. >> we've been asking that question for like a year now. >> since it went public actually. >> vm wear reporting earnings of 84 cents a share in q3, 2 cents above estimates. >> a company that does cloud, virtualization shofoftware. the way the corporate business enterprise revolution is going, they all want the cloud. doing licensing revenue as part of their business that's a huge thing. the guys that make adoeb, that's a company that's also trying to transition to the licensing software business. >> and we've got today's under the radar pick, medivation. trading higher. >> positive trial results for a cancer drug. this is one of these smaller cap, about a 3, $4 billion company that's specializing in a prostate drug. the question for all these companies this size will they

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. >>> a tough day for groupon. the stock sliding after an analyst warning of a drop in gross billings in north america. i.t.g says september's numbers show a slowdown and that follows a weak august. shares fell sharply down 7% to close at 9. 86. >>> bad news if you want money back for your federal taxes. because of the partial government shutdown the ira says the start of 2014 tax filing season could be delayed for two weeks. the tax season was scheduled to begin on january 21st but may be pushed back as february 4th. a final decision on the start date will be announced sometime in december. >>> no matter when it begins, the april 15th deadline for filing your returns remains the same. >>> no way to escape that. the obama administration is also scrambling to meet another deadline, getting the online health exchanges up and running and on time. the department of health and human services has called on verizon now to fix the problem. it makes sense to bring in verizon, its division for enterprise solutions already do

shares of online coupon company groupon fell seven-percent, yesterday. the move was so swift--it triggered the nasdaq's short sale circuit breaker. the stock dropped on an analyst report from i-t-g investment research warning of a decline in third quarter billings and low growth. the sec comes out today with a new way for more americans to invest in start up companies. the securities and exchange commission will formally-- propose rules for entrepreneurs to raise money online through crowdfunding marketplaces. currently, only accredited investors can put up money. the next step is lengthy sec discussion process including comments from the public. the online funding idea-- marks the third phase of president obama's jobs act. an atm manufacturer is facing bribery charges...the diebold company is accused of spending $3 million dollars on lavish trips and gifts to bribe officials in china, indonesia and russia to win lucrative business deals. diebold will pay $48 million to settle cases with the sec and with the department of justice. in the wake of a record

but i'm not a fan of all this crap like yelp and zillow and groupon and this sort of stuff.ople on a valuation basis would lump linkedin there. but linkedin has a good business model and continues to grow. to me it's a very different story. i'd avoid anything with a y or z. >> all right. coming up next, brad pitt is back at it trying to call into options action, but you know what, brad, we've got a bigger star after the break, and he's making the call, when options action comes right back. [ male announcer ] once, there was a man who found a magic seashell. it told him what was happening on the trading floor in real time. ♪ the shell brought him great fame. ♪ but then, one day, he noticed that everybody could have a magic seashell. [ indistinct talking ] [ male announcer ] right there in their trading platform. ♪ [ indistinct talking continues ] [ male announcer ] so the magic shell went back to being a...shell. get live squawks right in your trading platform with think or swim from td ameritrade. pplause ]get live squawks right in your trading platform five tech stocks with

in the meantime groupon up 100% this year.ourage the ones who love groupon. the dow up 42 points. back to you. dennis: thank you very much, nicole. obamacare woes suggest problems with the online health exchanges are massive requiring maybe 5 million lines of new code to be rewritten and the latest example of government failure to roll out the viable technology. let's bring in street credit software ceo. great to see you. thank you for coming in. let's start with the obamacare website itself. this is very difficult stuff. dozens of insurance companies with a compatible system and you are not an expert at e-commerce sites but you have to make it work together. is it understandable there are glitches? >> it is a complete debacle, it is an outrage. people on both sides of this are realizing just how bad this was in it is not about the code itself, it is about the entire process. bringing in cgi and the fleet of contractors. even in the coding community. dennis: why do you say "substandard"? >> yesterday i look at the president ta

then there is of course groupon, the online daily deal site up 9%.nd then even semi conductor maker has been on a tear. so micron holding steady here. back over to you. >> thank you very much. >> although it was the lower on the back of its earnings report. >> a price target of $30. people loved the name. i could tell you holders that have been holding for a while waiting to be right are not ready to sell it. >> we had one on the show, added to his longs ahead of this report, which takes guts. >> they have their problem with their chip in china, which leaves open the market for micron. >> it is one of the most cyclical companies in the entire year. you catch it on an up cycle. you do not want to be the last guy. >> you ride the momentum? >> i wouldn't because i am basically a seller of all of the high fliers. i think facebook is off the charts. i think netflix is off the charts and i wouldn't want to hold any of them. >> let's move on. we also got a big bounce today in the big banks. hours joining us now, senior analyst, charles always good to see yo

remember groupon expanded too quickly and they ended up incuring a 1,600% effective tax rate. so people are going to want to see that twitter has international expansion under control. and finally there is language about privacy. and the fact that privacy is so important right now that the governments and regulators around the world are considering a number of regulatory proposals concerning data proposals and if any of those harm the ability to mine data, that could adverse the business model. a lot of interesting things that we can borrow from cnbc. >> thanks for that. let's talk about the corporate governance here. a staggered board. that seems like it would be logical. >> it does. we haven't seen companies that come out of the gate like this. the board is pretty well represented there. i don't think that's really on the radar. >> guy, facebook or twitter? >> when twitter comes out, i think twitter is set up for wall street and i think the ipo is going to go a lot more smoothly than facebook did. twitter. having no idea where it's going to open. >> we have got to take a bre

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so let's take groupon.'m not a huge fan of this kind of company in general, even though this company has improved its prospects with new management, who i like very much. i don't want to go ten miles out of my way, a that's sliver of an offering almost assured that demand would exceed supply. sure it opened at 28 and traded to 30. a gigantic valuation. needless to say, they only made out like band its if you sold -- you sold when you selling was good, you made out terrifically. that was the first day of trading. how about the buyers in what's known as the afterward market? after that, it began a long slog down. until they finally saw fit to relieve thor rant ceo. it's been pretty good, a buy ever since. what was the right thing to do? follow steve miller's famous edict and take the month and run. even fly like an eagle. the brokers don't like to encourage what is known as flipping. putting in for a hot deal and then banging it out. i'm not your broker. i say why not? you do a lot of commission business, you

the other name he says to sell is groupon. it is official, carl icahn made a killing by selling netflix. his timing could not have been better. here is what the fast money traders had to say on that big move. >> i think the story is still in tact but i don't think it's the place to start initiating long positions. as a trader, it's very hard to initiate a long position. >> i have been dead wrong on this. guy talked about this internationally. they cut deals there. this is why the stock is trading at a massive premium but it's priced in. >> if i were carl, i would buy some puts. >> nobody would say carl, what are you doing if he took some money off the table. >> if i were carl, he has got to wait until he has owned it a year. it is so much better from a tax standpoint. >> well, of course, it is hard to sell the big winners. we have got some names here. stephanie and guy already gave their sell. what's on your list? >> for me it's price line. just like what carl did here you very rarely can see the fundamentals changing before t

they say if twitter fails, it will be in for another groupon was a bomb of an ipo. >>> now the blameay three. government shutdown and no end in sight. last night's meeting between president obama and top congressional leaders went nowhere. today each side was back where it started. out with its cronies and pointing fingers at the other. dana, what did he tell you? >> reporter: he had a lot to say. especially about the house speaker. erin, things have gotten so personal and so rough and tumble with the two of them but also about each other's parties and their constituencies. >> you have used some pretty explosive materials. you called them tea party anarchists, you call them the weird caucus. i even talked on some liberals who said that's going too far. are you stirring the pot with language like that? >> anarchists? why in the world would not i use that term anarchy? that's what they are. anarchists. they don't believe in government at any level. that's why we have members of congress over there today and yesterday saying finally we're able to close the government. what else did i ca

we certainly don't want to have a mine field like groupon, for example, that had tremendous downside because of no earnings. there are other companies where the earnings are very solid, where they're cash flow oriented companies. you can't just look at the market. you have to look at different parts of the market. that's how you make your judgment. >> that's a great sale. >> investors' market regardless of the fact we're at record levels? >> ohhings absolutely. to the extent stock correlations are coming down, it makes it more exciting to be a stock picker's market. >> what's the wrench in the ointment here? what is going to worry you? you say, you know what, maybe things are getting overdone. what do we watch for? >> i think valuations are a key thing to look for. when i look across the spectrum, value versus growth, revenue earnings per share, how they behaved on year over year basis versus per earnings share. it's on the value side that we've seen too much earnings. if you get down to small and midcap, i think there's the most opportunities. perhaps if there are some misvaluations

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>> well, we have not seen it in the other companies like zynga and groupon and other companies, because they have not bought the ipo growth once they have cash, and no acquisition opportunities. and twitter is the fourth most active company, and according to the latest tech research report. they have had zintny -- cynthia from mowpar over -- >> i want to fix the eaeearpiec sam, and we have mike pacter on the phone, and do you agree with sam? >> well, no. i looked you up and you have 19,000 followers and what the hell is wrong with, you because i have 35,000. we are just starting to see the celebrities like you and me on twitter. >> well, people are mad at you for the netflix call. you get a lot of the negative tweet tweets. >> well, the point is that we have barely scraped the surface of the interesting people who could be posting on twitter, and those will be getting more users. if you ask anybody over 40, 80% never under twitter, and 80% under twitter has. this is a new source and a way to have a conversation with the people that you admire or interested in, and you don't get that any

you can see on the wall, the internet names -- yelp, pandora, tesla, groupon is up 7. weiss, you said you bought facebook on the whoosh down. >> yeah. >> what about this netflix call, guys? >> i think it's fabulous. you mentioned tesla, as well, there. judge, i think unfortunately, not a lot of us were shellshocked, but i missed a lot of the moves because i was being greedy, because i got hurt on the drop and i was trying to be greedy. and you couldn't be greedy, because when the turn kim, it was so fast, it was so fast, you missed it. and i know you said the same thing. unless you were willing to pay the offer -- >> what matters is whether the turn is here to stay. >> you made the best trade. you put six on the board, take facebook, and i know i have the institutional flows behind it. that's the trade i'd go with. you won't see that in netflix. you won't see that really in a priceline or tesla. >> priceline, it was interesting, because that's separate lease, the dollar amount, $1,000 stock, but it has the institutional holding base, $1,000, and why it didn't come down

of likely child trafficking victims who are reported missing ran away from it the foster care or a groupon i've been reflecting on my days as a former caseworker and when my for my kids on my caseload. stephanie was a bright, beautiful and funny young adult. i worked with her for over three years and knew her as my runner. dew tour monthly habit of running away from every single placement. since birth, stephanie's life was defined by how others used and abused her body but as a teenager she acted as the running away from care sometimes selling herself to others was a way to exert control over her body and her life. a tragic and flawed way of thinking that was a direct consequence of all she had endured. each time stephanie returned, i would pick her up but she seems fine and on we went to the next place. i never stopped to ask the question that would've allowed me to truly understand or experience and the impact of being away from foster care, all alone, exploited and broken without a person or system to protect and support her. with a caseload of over 30 teenagers are at a time, well abov

pretty fast, whether it's netflix or priceline or facebook or tesla, or linkedin there, down 7.3%, groupontainly pandora, as we highlight. >> press releases from each company i'd like to read right now if that's okay -- [ laughter ] >> you could save us and the viewers that pain. yum brands set to reveal earnings in four hours. will tonight's numbers give the company much-needed momentum? 1:30 on the clock. doc, make your case. >> okay, judge, back in the old days, yum brands used to get 50% of the revenue from domestic sales of their food items. now, they only get 28%. obviously, that means the growth is overseas. you look at china. they had two headwinds, avian flu and they had that chicken issue. those are behind them now. i think china goes back to work for them. europe recovering according to the july quarter, as well, judge. and take a look at the expansion into africa and india, as well as russia. i think this is a no-brainer to buy at 71. >> yeah, i agree. it's a great company. this is not the quarter to own it. i don't think that the flu scare is behind and the poultry scare. i th

internet names like netflix, social media players, facebook and groupon, outperforming traders, pointing to sure covering on those names. then there's biotech. one of those high beta sectors that sold off earlier this week. now in comeback mode. citi says the selloff, what we saw -- the selloff we saw was inevitable as many of these names were trading in overbought territory. among the large caps, citi still favors gilead sciences and celgene. finally, blackberry saw an intraday pop on news that the co-founders have increased their stake to 8% in blackberry. the sec filing also indicates the two former executives are eyeing a potential takeover bid. the blackberry story is still in focus, maria. >> stick around. want to get more on this big rally today. joined by nick rash from the earnings scout. good to see you. tell me about your thoughts on this rally. 300 points higher on the dow. you just saw seema showing the nasdaq up 85 points. would you put money to work here knowing what you know and expect on the third quarter earnings season? >> wryeah. once we get past the debt ceiling issu

groupon, overtock and amazon.ou have to wonder how much the shutdown drama made people just kind of shut down their wallets. >> absolutely. that will be an ongoing theme during earnings season. bertha coombs with that. take a look at this, the s&p 500 sitting near an all-time high today as investors shift their attention from the debt ceiling to fundamentals, earnings. will there be more risk taking and can the market move higher? welcome back joe, global market strategist at jpmorgan funds. >> thank you. >> the mid cap index, small cap index new record highs in today's session. the s&p 500 flirting with a new interday high. have we just set up for a perfect fourth quarter rally? >> you know, if i take a look at the rally we've had year to date the s&p up 20 something percent the. do i think that momentum in the market is sustainable? unfortunately i don't. but i do think that directionally markets between here and the end of the year continue to move higher. >> substantially higher? what are the catalysts? a chan

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200 or 400% fpl level prevalence rates and how insurance can cope what we have seen with the legacy groupon is behavioral health is a significant issue in quite frankly have not done such a great -- great job to address a. we are a demonstration site for this days that allows the better care coordination so we hope to see good outcome through that with the health home cleaning grant we want to implement that program focused on the us with substance abuse a chronic illness because we see this population even with fairly good care that is out there these are people that require a higher level service and a higher level of care coordination that we have been able to provide a this point. we have integrated a orchestrations of they are one in will work together so we will see what happens. >> what of the questions the people want to know how is it going with cms negotiating those exceptions you may speak to what those are. >> they are back to work so we were lucky talking with secretary sebelius and the white house. our plan is different not only having the employee benefit plan instead of medi

with that in mind, if it was in effect currently right now the costs would prohibit us to groupon a same scottsdale we know we are growing upon. when we went to nashville we started out with three employees. we now have other 30 in nine short months. >> does the cost call clietded on the current insurance provider? they've told you that adding more employee would affect cost. >> that's what i have to go on currently right now working with our insurance provider. if we are offering to the individuals we're offering now. we have to offer to the equally among the other employee. that's the cost burden we have to take on a part-time basis. it's not an issue of not wanting to do it. it's the issue of the business will not grow and scale the same exact way without it. we are take care of the full-time employee. the 30 hours could bring you about 10 more on the plan. that -- >> what would that cost glow. >> that would cost me $36 ,000 a year. at least. that's just not including administration costs. >> for ten more. >> ten more. >> i think he's got a better plan. [laughter] i think, you know, w

street had a very good sunday school so my great-grandmother truman was most interested in so she took groupon over there to talk to the reverend sows and disco was in session as my great-grandmother was talking, my grandfather noted this little girl sitting in sunday school class as a beautiful blue eyes and long golden curls and he fell in love with her right then and there. and never looked at another woman as far as we know. >> host: that is the story from the grandson that is the progeny. >> that architecture is great. >> accord ship was lost -- lasted many years. >> host: how long did it take? >> he unofficially proposed 1913 after a started in 1910. she did not write him a letter back but you can tell from his second letter if i bought you a ring would you wear it on your sect -- a left hand? no answer the key according then get close to a formal engagement but then world war i. >> host: what was his duty? >> great danger he carried her pitcher every day. >> to see how he ran the presidency he was a no-nonsense organized man and roosevelt was not. things ran this way and he got things i

groupon, 4.5%.imon, in a tape that's punishing a lot of the typical favorites -- favorite players. the nasdaq underperforming as a result. >>> as the dysfunction in washington continues, business leaders like howard schultz and sam zell are weighing in with calls for action and leadership. jane wells joins us with another billionaire from the real estate sector who gives us his take. jane? >> hey, kelly, i'm with rick caruso, the americana brand. good morning. >> good morning. yeah. >> what's your take on the shutdown? we're 3,000 miles away. are you feeling it at all? >> we aren't yet. but we will. i will tell you i think the consumer is generally optimistic. but the shutdown is going to shut them down. it's time everybody grows up in washington. they have a job to do. they were sent back to do a job. show leadership and get it resolved. it's not good for the economy. >> consumer confidence is down. reuters is predicting same-store sales growth at apparel companies under 2% for the month. what have