you mention the hasbro. boys division was strong, but i keep hitting on this theme the effect of the strong dollar. so hasbro on the international division, they get 50% of their revenues outside of the united states reported down 6%. that's with the effect of currency. take out foreign exchange, they were up 14%. that's $126 million difference. they went out of their way to note the dollar difference between currency and the reported number that included effects of currency. enormous influences on these companies that also impacted their bottom line. you see hasbro trading slightly to the down side. let me talk about hewlett-packard. because we'll get the split into two separate companies here. so there will be two separate companies, hewlett-packard enterprise, that will be the software and services business, and huewlett-packard inc., personal hardware business. record date is october 21. so everyone is on holder on october 21 will get one share hp enterprise or one share of you hugh let that th hewlett.

suddenly hasbro stocks are getting pummeled. the headlines were not technically wrong, but they were worthless. we heard intel must be slowing down. lost in the headlines, the subtle discussion by management about the possible bottom in the challenged computer business, perhaps in the wake of the newly released windows 10. the weakness in their next big line of ultrafast chips, they're being made in an assembly line and lots of chips have to be thrown away. that's the way the semiconductor business works, i've been to foundries. lots of chips that don't cut it are thrown away. intel couldn't even talk about altira, a very good chip maker. that looks like more of a bargain, considering the mergers that have occurred in the category since. a bidding war has broken out this morning over the local pmc sierra, not to mention talks discovered tonight that western digital might be in advance sandisk. no wonder intel is up even though the headlines said it was disappointing. j.p. morgan wasn't much different. the writers picked a negati

hasbro reported today. the vast majority of these companies said it was a good hit, and it cacatalizes off of hit movies. despite those headlines hasbro opened pretty yuch unchanged. shouldn't it have opened big? no, it turns out, because when the company conducted its conference call, we learned things are not going all that we wi at hasbro. at cfo deb thomas told you after flowowy discussion, and a a ote, growth in preschool categories were more than offset by a decline in game and girls categories, end quote. what's that mean? you keep listen and old franchises like monopoly and other time-honored hits were more than offset by declines in a number of brands like my little pony. ouch! more than offset? that's real suboptimal language. how weak were the good friends that they could be overwhelmed by the b ones? lots of people blught hasbro bebeuse of strength, not weakness. have they run out of staying power? suddenly hasbro stocks are getting pummeled. the headlines were not technically wrong, but they we

. >>> hasbro wants a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed by a fox news anchor. harris faulkner filed that lawsuit last mon th. the hamster also has that name. hasbro says the toy and the newscaster share nothing in common except for their name. > now to a retailer who is getting a lot of attention tonight for what it plans to do this black friday and it has nothing to do with sales. rei announced they are cancelling black friday. that's right. no lines, nor door busters. no promotions. they plan to play employees at their 143 stores to spend the day outside. the company is also encouraging e ing kmus customers to do the same thing. >> we'll be right back with bruce beck live from kansas >>> well, bottom of the ninth and the mets are in the lead. let's check in with bruce live from kansas city. >> reporter: w t a ball game, sibila. 4-3, mets lead. bottom of the ninth. familia is on the hill for the a five-save performance thus far in the playoffs and an e.r.a. of 0.00. the amazing took the lead in the top of the eighth by an error. wilbur florez s hit that ground

. >> caller: my call is in regards to hasbro.ought this stock and it ran all the way up to about $80. when i was watching your show, that was maybe about a week and a half ago, you said to take a little profit off. still hanging on. it closed today at $74.44. >> i was saying let's roll it to mattel. i like mattel's yield. hasbro has come down enough that it seems like disney in that it's going to get ready for ""star wars."" i'm not against owning it now that it's sold off. let's go to steven. >> caller: booyah, thank you for taking my call. i've been a long time caller and listenerer. i'm in a world of pain with vnaware. >> i wish i could help you of had i cannot recommend vmware. let's go to michelle in massachusetts. michelle. >> caller: it's michelle from cape cod. i'm calling to ask you about merck. i bought it at 56. should i hold or sell? >> unfortunately i have no catalyst. at one point today it was down because of eli lily, guilt by association. without a catalyst for merck, i don't know why i should pound the table for

he writes in "the washington post" that a melee hasbro cannot amongelee has broken out three establishment candidates, the one-time front-runner jeb bush, his protege marco rubio, and ohio's john kasich. these three are refocusing their attacks on each other rather than wasting ammo on the donald. it bush is trashing rubio's limited experience. rubio is calling for a non-legacy candidate during kasich is saying his record is better than both of theirs. who has the upper hand? mark: i think rubio does. he is being perceived as the hot candidate. he's picking up a lot of support from scott walker financial and grassroots. so far, no one has, i think, convinced the electorate that he's too young, too inexperienced to be president, but i would say that is going to be the real test. trump also is already doing it. they are going to come hard after rubio on that, knock him out for being too young. john: i agree with you. i think there's an additional reason why rubio has the hot hand. both bush and kasich are trying to run straightforward establishment campaigns in the traditional mold. they are

hasbro said its "star wars" licensed toys were off to a strong start but didn't elaborate further. and we've got shares of rival mattel down 3%. of course, we know that's a barbie maker. and if toys in the girls sector are struggling in hasbro, that could be bad for mattel. >>> where else are the ripple effects being held? >> if you look at the china story, we knew, we had a feeling china's gdp numbers would come below 7%. the first time since the global financial crisis. you see the oil trade. the shanghai composite, you can see over the past year, still up 44%, 45%, although this is what everyone is focusing on, the second half, the right-hand side of the screen and whether we're finding a bottom. the interesting part is there are these etfs that track them. the largest companies in china. one of them, one of the most widely held, if you can even call it that, it's about $5.5 billion in terms of asset size. this is the i-shares fotse 25. traded in hong kong. those shares down 1.5%. you would expect to see a larger decline given the dire gdp numbers. you can see here over the last

. >>> weak sales of toys for girls hurt hasbro's quarterly results.oymaker reported lower than expected revenue, which was also hurt by a strong dollar. revenue in the toys for girls category fell 28%. it's the fourth straight quarterly decline in that segment. shares dropped 7% to 72.33. >>> halliburton saw its revenue plunge in the third quarter, citing weak north american production. the company has already shaved about 18,000 jobs this year alone. as part of a wide cost-cutting effort. shares of the company down about 1% to 37.36. >>> supply chain solutions company flextronnics announced its third quarter results after the bell beating analysts' expectations. the stock surged late today after those results. it fell slightly in the regular session to $11.20. >>> and the theme park operator six flags saw growth in attendance during the quarter as well as higher park revenue. shares rose just slightly in initial after-hours trading. they finished the regular session about 2 1/2% higher to 50.23. >>> key question here. how much money do you really nee

it was based firmly on the fact that the company had lost the princess from frozen to hasbro.disney had soured. that is where all of mattel's growth that come from. management at mattel may be able to firm up the relationship with disney. good things good, that. plus, it could also do good things with its standard brands like barbie, monsters. as a result, we see mattel gaining. it is that it on the nasdaq today. another great story of the day has been eli lilly's trial stoppage of its cpt, cholesterol drug. thatew blockbuster hopeful should lowered your bad cholesterol and booster high cholesterol. no one has had much luck creating this drug. merck is still trying to make one, but lily says it is not affected and has pulled it from trials. other companies that have competitors like regeneron and amgen are trading up today on the nasdaq. i want to mention a number of different stocks. me, also nordstrom corp., united national foods, am, technology solutions, these are all on the list, companies that have low cash flow on equity and low cash positions. he is from wolf research.

in particular, it is the brands that hasbro owns, particularly the girls side.hings like my little pony and furby. it was also hit by the stronger dollar. has a lot of lucrative licenses like star wars, but the long-term revenues because those licenses eventually rolloff is going to be dependent on the company's own brands. and looks like some market tribulations. china is not pleased with the comments that steve made last week, complaining about the clampdown of regulation in the cow. they said the government recredit -- regretted certain opinions. they did not refer to specific it has no plans andake any changes lightly demand clear understanding and full compliance from the casino industry and shares are down by about 7.5%. morgan stanley, one of the last of the big banks to report its numbers, down 5.6% after its estimatessed analysts -- analyst estimates. reasons we of the are also seeing their shares decline. week, the council of the european central bank will meet to discuss monetary policy. we expect the ecb to add stimulus by the end of the year and the

voo you have hasbro talking about the highend of their expectations.w, so i think everyone thought this movie was going to be big. it seems to be at the high end or better of everyone's expectations. the leverage on that is huge. you know, if this movie does the type of numbers we think it can do -- you know, avatar type numbers, it can generate $2.5 billion of profit. then you have a star wars sequel every year for as long as the eye can see. that pancakes on top of a disney making $14 billion to $16 billion a segment profit. it moves the needle. i think because people look at movies and they think of it as a black art, as something that's hard to model, they don't put that into the consensus numbers at the level that i think is -- i think there's an opportunity for us to be moving up. >> have you a lot of tkt price. you don't need to do avatar type attendance to do bigger than avatar numbers. you have a bigger ticket price opportunity. everything we're hearing about consumer interest in this movie, the early indications, you know, is bigger than any

. >> it has hasbro, "star wars." >> and i'm a huge fan. i've seen all the "star wars" movie. >> me, too. >>> major turbulence in one key market. >> lars night you had a great segment on black swan, tail risk hedges. today there was something in the russian etf that caught my eye. when the stock was 17.40 today there was a buyer of 25,000 of the november 13 puts. those break even down 25% on november expiration. 70,000 traded on the day. there was about ten times average daily volume. most of the volume was in puts. paying a nickel for those 70,000 is about 350,000 in premium. break even down 25%. options market saying there is only a 3% probability those puts are in the money. that is a tail hedge. not a great hedge. if you think that this is where the trouble spot's going to be, it may give you a lot of bang for your buck. this is the one-year chart of the rsx. it just broke out here. we know there is some geopolitical stuff. russia bombing in syria here. i want to take a look at the longer-term chart. this is the ten-year chart. if you a

who probably don't get a lot of great news. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] executives from hasbro have announced that "the transformers" movie franchise will get four more films in the next decade, unless their demands are met. [ laughter ] we can keep making them as long as it takes. [ laughter ] car, it's a robot. robot's a car. that's a movie. a game developer this week surprised his girlfriend by proposing to her using his company's virtual reality headsets, and his girlfriend surprised everyone else by existing. [ laughter ] [ applause ] she can't see us. today is national noodle day, so don't forget to mark your colanders. [ laughter ] [ applause ] one for the kids. [ laughter ] doctors in the u.k. have started a procedure that can build a replacement penis out of a section of a man's arm. [ laughter ] and while i'm not sure exactly how it would work, i do know it would make for a more interesting game of twister. [ laughter ] that's right. they can build a replacement penis out of a section of a man's arm. the bad news, the section [ laughter ] picture it, picture it. and p

. >> laying people off too a 30-cent charge for severance, so -- >> real quick on hasbro you said was on earnings on revenues make the earnings. maria: again. >> side buyback. >> building in "star wars" merchandise hyped up missed on revenue. maria: am don fighting back against -- reviews good morning nicole. >> good morning, amazon is suing more than 1,000 users accused of selling fake products reviews in order to miss lead potential customers like you and i, lawsuit targets individuals, who hold accounts on fiber.com online marketplace for odd jobs users can be paid to write positive reviews for amazon products, first of all, the, 5 bucks act and omission horizon sued several web sites in april, for selling reviewers the company said, they are going after individual reviewers taking the next step, on getting you have to on these phoneies, maria. maria: thanks so much nickel don't forget start your are day a every weekend with nickel fbn:am before "mornings with maria" all headlines 5:00 a.m. fox business network nickel lauren simonetti. >> former senator of nebraska nebraska bob ker

hasbro earned $1.58. with forecasts, results were helped by sales of "star wars" and jurassic movie franchises. lean in equal pay ceo barbie. >> good idea. sorkin, i know you're with me on this. >> i love it. i don't understand why you haven't been in touch -- >> three even. >> let me tell you about some other news. oprah winfrey is take 10% stake in weight watchers and joining the company's board. winfrey said she believes in the program and wanted to be a partner in the company's evolution. shares of the company has fallen more than 40%. you wonder if oprah still has got it. oprah effect. good forea 38% gain in the stock. stock trading at $9.39 after closing at colors $6.39. >> is she buying in or getting some of these things? >> i guess she's taking the 10% sake meaning she's getting it. >> she's not buying it. >> i can't say specifically but that's my guess. >> ecology up we'll talk more about that. an iconic car brand going public. phil lebeau talks about ferrari and what it means for chrysler. and t

it lost the license and it is going to hasbro now.y can get it back now, could gain 35% over the next year. amgen me, regeneron and are doing well today because eli lilly is doing poorly. drug, ay pulling its bad cholesterol deter but good cholesterol enhancer. it was not effective enough. merck had a similar drug that may also not be effective. it is only in phase three. that is benefiting competitors that have drugs that are proven effective in beating bad cholesterol. there is a note out, it talked about the cyclicals gaining over the last week. also heof the rise but lists a bunch of stocks that have no cash positions and weak cash flow on equity. keurig,cludes green mountain coffee roasters not today. let's take a look at the european close. the six-dayover, rise in european stocks, the longest since july, has ended. the stoxx 600, 39 minutes after the session began. investors are pondering the next move in u.s. interest rates and hoping for more stimulus from china. the ftse 100 snapping an eight-day winning streak. mining share

hass brea hasbro, they're going to be reporting on monday. analyst saying that a lot is priced into the stock. the third quarter should see a benefit from star wars. research indicates that impact will be modest in the third quarter. bigger impact will be fourth quarter. competition is getting tough. lego, mattel, spin master, all fighting for the dollars out there. a lot is priced in. and frozen, brian that, is such -- that was such a huge catalyst for toys, not likely to be released until 2020. >> investors holding on to hope of. that they have to just "let it go". >> today's under the radar name is rspp. it is a $2.5 million market cap. stock price all considering held up reasonably well this year for an oil company. roth capital partners, john white, raising the price target to $31. reiterating the buy rating. the note is titled even more sugar in the sweet spot. they recently bought the premium for $137 million in cash. 22 anlives cover the name. average target, $29.80. >> the stock action is, that's pretty impressive for this year. >> n

it is -- and i think -- >> hasbro benefiting from the disney franchise being hurt by 4 x to set snoolht want to revisit -- this was amazing. this is on espn. this is not on network tv. while the game was -- two big cities playing, it wasn't exactly -- >> somebody said the game last night was a "star wars" trailer wrapped in three hours of ugly football. that's kind of what it was. >> yeah, it is. that may be right. >> it didn't start off well. >> h 2 d 2 was the quarterback there and pitching to, i don't know, not -- luke skywalker, the original mark hamil. >> we will get stock trading with jim in a moment. don't go away. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around.

you take a look at some of the components, the gaming chips, we had mattel and the expectations for hasbroar wars," there are other parts of this "star wars" ecosystem to watch that aren't getting the same benefit as ea. >> amazing money. melissa, thank you. with that we wrap up another stock of the week segment. coming up, a big boom in the housing market, but it is not the kind of boom that you're probably thinking of because we know what you're thinking. we are back right after this. >>> and welcome back. shares of home depot up more than 35% over the past year. get this, a new report says spending on home remodeling could surge next year. diana olick joining us more on who may benefit. >> brian, that's why this home depot number is no surprise, now that homeowners are feeling better about their property value they neem sooem to want to add. growth on annual spending on home remodeling is expected to surge from 2.4% to 6.8% and that's according to harvard's joint center for housing studies. growth in both home sales and home values. when you buy a home you generally want to fix it up a

not saying to sell hasbro. i don't want to go against "star wars."keeps up, step by step, inch by inch. >> disney is coming back from mem mediageddon. >> i like that term. a lot of people suddenly started questioning the business model in terms of how quickly the cord is going to be chopped, broken, cut, shaved or anything else you want to do to that cord. i would like to get to theranos if we can, jim. >> okay. >> this is a private company, if you haven't been following it, of course, wall street journal today, very negative piece yesterday, seemingly well researched, in which the ceo did not offer an interview, but last night on "mad money" jim was able to interview theranos's ceo elizabeth holmes about her company's testing methods, how it will stand up to those regulated by the fda such as quest diagnostics. >> we've done it absolutely and it's published in our fda decision summary from this summer from a 900 patient study where we got fda clearance from the system that journal is questioning. it was 889 patients for that test and we've done that

take a look at hasbro. earnings are out the beat on the bottom line. a little bit. there are currency issues. they break their segments down into boys and girls toys. nobody ever listened to free to be you and me. i just want to point out that chinese officials are coming out. is out onsands cfo april 15. erik: he will revisit the good news that news story out of china overnight. gdp growth was faster than forecast. it suggest that they are making progress in his effort to transform chinese economy into consumere powered by spending. sincethe slowest growth 2009. it underscores weakness in manufacturing. that is if you believe official chinese data at all. david: this is surprising close to the 7% they announced the beginning of the year. they still have a lot of reserves. they can stoke up the economy or cool it down. brendan: they haven't been as good as we thought they would be at stimulating demand. everything has been to traditional engines of growth, industrial production. if the numbers are to be a believed, then you had consumer spending growth

. >> i think they're very smart and why they're probably go to make what, $5 billion, hasbro. they want to sell $5 billion worth of those toys. ashley: yes. stuart: and i couldn't see how they're going to do it beau that's a marketing effort to get it done. >> anyway, i thought that commercial was actually pretty cute. i think the movie, it's more and more of these female-driven movies and have the powerful women, i can't say it. i've done pretty well. the hunger games. stuart: here comes cheryl. moments away from the opening bell, it's a fresh start to a new quarter. the last one was awful, wasn't it? and we go about 50 points higher. hurricane joaquin is intensifying on high alert. we don't know where or if it's going to hit, but we're on this thing. (vo) me? i don't just wait for a moment. i watch for the perfect moment. the one nobody else sees. and when i find it- i go for it. (announcer) at scottrade, we share your passion for trading. that's why we give you the edge, with innovative charting and trading features, plus, powerful mobile apps so you're always connected, wh

hasbro is doing well. looking at a comparison of the two. up over 30%. 5:00 a.m. fbn a.m.ws you need. ♪ cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. stuart: abercrombie. where is it? raising its price target to 21. abercrombie is at 21. the price of wind is down again. weak economic news out of china. down another 6%. how about this. drove regulations on the way. a new report says that the fed will require consumer drones to be registered with the department of transportation. how bad is this? >> you are absolutely right. 500,000 drones already out there. 750,000 more drones. they are danger. only a matter of time before one of these drones will bring down a passenger plane. they can do damage. stuart: generally speaking, we do not like regulation. if that is all it is his legislation with the government, i do not see anything wrong with that. tracy: airline pilots. stuart: nothing wrong with legislation, in my personal opinion. you nee