. >> carter, this is not groupon. an important point.ot groupon, a massive scarcity value for this property and useful ten years from now. >> scarcity to value and you actually have growing revenues. this is a is growing company and not a lot of places to buy growth in social media essentially close to its all-time lows and this trade sets you up to do that. >> what you said. the revenue growth. >> there you go. >> all right. >>> up next, we'll tell you how one savvy trader made millions in just a matter of seconds. after this. here at td ameritrade, they work hard. wow, that was random. random? no it's all about understanding patterns like the mail guy at 3:12 every day or jerry, getting dumped every third tuesday. this happens every third tuesday. we have pattern recognition technology on any chart, plus over 300 customizable studies to help you anticipate potential price movement. there's no way to predict that. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. he can not see through doors. his speed, anything but superhum

groupon definitely has been an underperformer.0,lso looking chinese internet security company that trades here in the u.s. a takeover offer from investors including chairman and ceo, $77 in shares is what it is looking at. not quite at the offer price, but the company is going to review the offer. the board is going to review that offer. is another one where there is not a lot of fundamental drivers here, this actually since utilities rates are higher today. it is up by 4%, the best performer it -- performer and trading at a record. la-z-boy, even though sales were year-over-year, the company's same-store sales not quite as robust as estimated. shares down. look at sales more broadly. me from an economist here, economic workbench is how he created the chart on bloomberg terminal. you're looking at two measures of furniture sales. the blue line comes from the consumer spending report. salesd lines are retail for the retail sales report or you can see we have come way back from where we were during the financial crisis and the reces

>> i got it on groupon. >> jimmy: yeah, okay. good. made it myself. >> jimmy: oh, you did? of course that's what you did. >> i made one for my girlfriend, too. >> jimmy: oh, hey. looking good. i like that. all right, what's your name? >> jimmy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. getting weird now. jimmy, game six of the nba finals is tomorrow night between the cleveland cavaliers and golden state warriors. which team you are rooting for? >> i'm going to root for the cavaliers. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go. lebron. lebron. all right. now there are different types of slam dunks. there is the reverse slam, there's the wind mill, there's the 360. if you can invent your own slam dunk, what would it be called? >> wow. a lot of pressure. a lot of pressure. >> jimmy: actually zero pressure. [ laughter ] yeah. no pressure. you can invent anything you want. never been talked about before. any type of dunk. you name it, it is called the -- >> uh. >> jimmy: oh, he did the -- >> triple lindy. can we do that? >> jimmy: yeah, you can

groupons not doing that well. apple good. >>> jerry in michigan. >> caller: hi, jim.give you my stocks. lamar, everett advertising, lmar. and ete. alcoa, aa. travel cco. fmc corporation, fmc. >> okay. interesting portfolio. it's very diversified. but carnival corp. we know they are doing incredibly well. let's call it travel and leisure, okay? alcoa. diversified manufacturers. they are also getting titanium. energy transfer. high yielding pipe company. fmc technology is varied technologies. lamar is advertising. oil, aluminum. diversified metals. and then travel and leisure. i think that is absolutely perfect. ♪ >>> and now to andrew in florida. andrew? >> caller: hey, jim. thanks for taking the call. recently i started helping my mother with her portfolio. and i wanted your opinion on the top five holdings i've added. second generation cramerican is going to list them off, my son sean. >> go sean. >> caller: the five stocks are, starbucks, underarm our, halliburton, white wave, and apple. >> wow, wow. i think sean's got horse sense. i'm just putting it out there, oka

it's an email she got for a a groupon deal. let's see what it's for.s for the man who gave birth to you. [ laughter ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: special dad. >> steve: very special. >> jimmy: special dad. >> steve: very, very -- dada. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] [ applause ] only $89.95. not written by hugo boss. jimmy fallon. >> jimmy: that's right. >> steve: $89.95. >> jimmy: this next one is from abbi vedula in bellevue, washington. her son forgot the password to his ipod and he kept entering the wrong one, and then this happened. ipod is disabled, try again in 23,565,550 minutes. [ laughter ] that's almost 45 years. [ laughter ] that will teach him a lesson. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. next one was sent into us by john bednars in overland park, kansas. one of those capture things. you know the squiggly words you have to type in before you can buy tickets to concerts and things like that? check this one out. crapped on. [ laughter ] don't want to type that. oh, honey, we got those ed sheeran tickets for you and your friend. don't come in daddies

groupon, in groupon's case nine out of the last ten times we've seen levels go down they've popped atten cor has popped 39 out of the last 42 times. you can get the full story and more stocks online shortly. >> thank you. let's get to the cme group. we have the sen telly exchange. >> thank you. i'd like to welcome a first time special guest, thanks for taking the time bert. >> my pleasure. >> you wrote an article somewhat controversial. people enjoyed reading it. janet yellen is no stock market sage. you brought in two occasions when she weighed in on the stock market. it was about substantially stretched value weighs on biotech and social media. more recently i believe it was in d.c. at an event talking about the potential dangers of white high stock valuations. your thoughts on these comments. should they have been made? is it something we should look to see more of? what are your thoughts doctor? >> i do not think the federal reserve should make comments like that. first of all they don't know. nobody knows whether a stock or a stock group is too high or too low. biotech stocks are

you know too many people are running when they are offering a groupon on campaign announcement.s crazy. guy if anyone is included they will get three minutes of speaking time each. how is that possibly productive? how can you find the best future president of the united states? >> exactly. although they are truthful they are spoiler alert. i am here and i love america but there is one thing the brits may be getting right -- they just had a general election and the campaign lasted 38 days. parties could only spend $21 million appears. can you imagine an election that lasted 38 days. >> here it is 38 months. >> clotted cream. >> that is a good one. crumpy bars. >> hershey banned those chocolate bars. >> i want free trade. i am no lis beth warren. you can't call me liz, but you can call me leisha. it is a crime to save a dog. an army rescue was left father less in a locked car. it was steaming hot as people waited for police. he took matters into his own hand and picking up the wheelchair. the owner of the car and the dog not sweet. why i would do something like that? i said to sav

groupon announcing their buy back program.eaving the accompany and naming a new ceo. more executive changes there for groupon. take a look at vera bradley. makes accessories that are floral, quilted looking. earnings very, very bad. missing the top and bottom line. last quarter of vera bradley said our product isn't reds resinating with customers. we got another number of retail movers going higher or lower today depending on the news. he's optimistic on revenue growth. also amazon fresh. they like what's going on. he calls e-commerce in his infancy. cutting at golden sacks. the price target lower there after a disappointing herbings. last but not least g-3 apparel group. this is a distributer of fashion license beating the top and bottom line raising guidance up a 7% today. it's a good point to point them out. back to you, carl. >> thanks so much. we'll see you soon courtny reagan. good day to watch bonds and rick. hey rick. >> you know if you're a fixed income or fx trader it doesn't get more volatile or fascinating than thi

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>> listen groupon came out with their own investment measures. they do have to find a way.on't know what the blueprinting is all about. >> they have to demonstrate it and convinced that it's not only successful socially. >> the caitlyn jenner reality show is going to debut sometime i'm saying that it will probably set records. >> content is king in context is as much as possible and go for them. >> you're sort of a reality tv maven. >> yes two are we about to jump the shark on this? >> i think people are getting tired, you need real reality take a look at the 26th election. with much more drama than what you're going to see on this debut. >> i would love to have a camera follow hillary clinton. so we would could really know what is going on. thanks a lot. by the way, you do not want to miss tonight's episode of "strange inheritance." jamie colby meets a family that went through multimillion dollar mistake when their coin was not deemed as legit. that all starts at 9:00 p.m. on fox business. an older americans getting burned and buried by housing debt. so what went wrong? an

facebook before it goes public, before its shares are available, how would you buy shares for that or groupong that's gone public. pandora; right? seems as extreme as owning a unicorn itself to many investors. but our next guest makes the impossible reality for clients allowing institutional investors to invest in a company before it goes public. you want to know how that works? you want in? here in a fox business exclusive, bill segal. call it second market because these are secondary offerings. these are companies that are not public, i'm thinking lyft, uber, pinterest, how do you do it? >> well, the companies come to us. typically these transactions are prenegotiated well in advance. they're talking to institutional investors, they're not hurting for inbound interest. the institutions want to make an investment in the company, but a lot of times the company doesn't need the capital. so what we say is we would like to have you on the capital table, but instead of new security, why don't you buy from our employees, ex-employees. >> who were granted stock option. >> that's correct. >> you've

groupon up nearly 3. linkedin having a 4.5% session, bill, and even twitter popping by almost 2 on that news. by the way facebook shares are higher on news it's going to start putting more ads on instagram. the photo sharing app already has sponsored posts from select companies on its feed. now it wants to open that option to all advertisers. >> we're hearing this trend more and more now. plus, it's now planning to add the so-called action-oriented buttons, including shop now, sign up and install now, below those sponsored photos. that's something shareholders might be happy about, because of the revenue stream but will it turn users away? joining us is ronald josie from j.p. securities, who has a buy rating on facebook. what do you think? i mean is it inevitable that they have to be more interactive in this fashion and try and garner more revenue in that way? or can they avoid this strategy that might turn users away? >> yeah sure. it's one of the things we always think about, the value between users and

also looking at groupon.stepping down, they haven't appointed a n interim cfo from within the company. the folks at goldman say there is not going to be a quick profit covering at lids. and unappreciated risk at journeys. stephanie: vinnie chase and the boys are back on the big screen. i sat down with adrian grenier: to find out why it was so important to make the film. adrian grenier: it was a fun exciting ride with the boys. at the end of the day it is about friendship and loyalty and really surviving all the indulgences. in relies there are consequences. in this movie, there are none. the way that vince and the boys managed to get out of every situation is by maintaining their loyalty to each other. stephanie: there is actually a moral message in the story. do you think people who do not understand the entourage brand know that? adrian grenier: i think it is something that they understand inherently. it is not an intellectual thing. people tune in because of all of the toys and lifestyle and girls. and yet

. >>> groupon, the company announcing its cfo stepped down.back program. can we learn anything from groupon, sorkin? wasn't it a $30 stock at one time? almost a $20 billion company? now it's -- >> come down. >> it's like a $4 billion company. >> just a different business. >> i know but it was one of those -- >> it was a high flier. >> private market values had been really high. and when it's public and it actually has a chance -- >> what was the price? while you're talking about that or talking about other things i want to see google if you remember, put a $6 billion price tag on it offered $6 billion for the company and they said talk to the hand we're not doing it. >> they aren't happy campers. they aren't happy campers. they're not saying kumbaya. >> no. >> i know you. i know you and i love you. >>> a smaller market cap name but a bigger move this is a half a billion dollar company, vera bradley missing the mark on earnings and revenue and as a result stock is a big loser, down about 12 -- do you know what that is? >> i do. they make bags t

it's hard to not use the groupon example. you had andrew mason taken down and a recovery.undamentals are still problematic. we are not recommending shares even on this news. we need to see a new strategy play out. >> in the release and cramer mentioned, the numbers were reiterated on the second quarter. that was a notable positive given the mixed outlook and mixed quarter. do you think that is a good sign? what does it mean the board is open to this change? why is that a positive for investors? >> i think investors want any sort of change. we may not get the change we want. we are not recommending the stock here. i think that's why the stock it up in after market news. i think that is a nonevent. if things are doing well they should do better than their guidance for the june quarter. it comes down to how long the process is going to take to find the right person. they have a different approach to twitter because the approach is not working. >> are you going to be on that call? >> absolutely? >> mark mahaney, thanks for your thoughts. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> twitter

. >> or you can just go on groupon. >> heck, just walk out there they'll probably let in you.ntasizes about take that next vacation. a fantacizing right new. >> but they say new study saying you likely won't even make the trip. >> what? >> i'll tell you why. and it is a new look for the 10-dollar bill. ya. >> help change the face of history. >> ♪ >> philadelphia schools, last day of school today. looking forward to fun summer, after we get rid of the rain, temperatures remain in the 60s, raining all morning here in old city. >> we don't spec whole lot of improvement. but things are at least slowing down, in intensity. >> slow down enough to get the phillies game n it will be later on, so still see the rain in philadelphia. 65 degrees, 90% relative humidity, kind of hazy out there, with temps except for the pocono mountains, in the 60s, we reached 707 in dover. seventy-seven, should be the high temperature today, are rain around on and off all day. thunderstorm, possible, this afternoon, tonight, 67 degrees. as the showers do taper off probably right around midnight. we'll have

. >> kelly, in the end, absolutely, let's not forget groupon.ted consolidated segment operating income. that's what they wanted everybody to look at. and i wanted to mention something. we recently did a report at pacific square on google. you say why google? my goodness, stock based compensation. people have taken their eye off the ball. stock based compensation has skyrocketed. anyone's eyes will pop out of their head if they look at those numbers. and you might say, why does it matter? this is a mature company. what's very important is if the stock market falls or the growth is not reignited, those costs, people are looking at google on add adjusted basis. if you look on a real gaap basis, and no one's doing that right now. but mark my words, smart people are starting to chat about it. we think it's a significant issue they ought not ignore. >> i'm interested herb in this idea that private companies are getting higher in inflated valuations because of the metrics they're advertising. and whether that sort of helps explain the mismatch between

there's a thing called snap by groupon. it requires no effort at all.o the grocery store. oh crap i could have brought my coupons but i forgot. >> yes. >> this one lets you simply take a snapshot. >> oh, snap. >> snap. there you go. take a snap of that. what it does is go through all the items you purchased and calculates for you what rebate you should have received and adds it in and adds it in. at some point when you reach $25 or $30, you can cash out. again, back to paypal or a gift card. >> oh, wow! >> isn't that wild? >> it is wild. >> you like movies it's a good one for you. >> if you like movies or if you -- this isn't necessarily movie trailers but, for example, dog pees doing hand stand while walking on his hind legs. it's a points game. get enough of these points up. your getting paid to watch content on your phone. let's say you're sitting, waiting, killing time. this is a great way to make some extra money. cash out simply for watching things people are naturally already looking at. >> if you're a book person who has books at home and you wa