she's hilary kramer, author of "the little book of big profits from small stocks." you're looking at the online internet retailer amazon.com, hillary, happy thanksgiving. it was just a few months ago amazon was close to 2.50 a share, tonight well below 100 of what's your outlook? >> amazon is going to be the winner this holiday shopping season. we have black friday coming just less than 24 hours away. however, the problem with black friday is we just had the market down, six days in a row. the consumer is still cash strapped and you have amazon as a cyber play. 95% of americans still shop in real brick and mortar stores. but amazon is running specials all day friday online to keep people home, they've really expanded their network of retailers, very competitive in terms of pricing. have you the kindle fire, all cylinders are go for amazon. >> tom: what's your price target? it had been at 250 earlyier in fall. do you think it will return in the next year? >> i'm hoping in the next 12 months we'll see that 246 to 250 level again, but it more of an expensive stock. but

hilary kramer is also at gamechangerstocks.com. here's what we're watching for tomorrow: we'll see weekly jobless claims and just how many homes contractors broke ground on last month. on the earnings front, dole food, dollar tree and gamestop all scheduled to report results. also tomorrow? don't miss our exclusive interviews. president obama wants automakers to double fuel efficiency by 2025, but they need congress' approval first. is meant to reduce u.s. dependence on oil imports and cut pollution. the industry will have five years to develop fuel-saving technology before the rule starts to gear up in 2017. if the plan gets ok'd, it is expected to save drivers $6,600 in fuel costs over the life of their vehicle. italy's fiat, which now owns chrysler, says its new jeep will help boost sales and withstand uncertainty in the european auto market. chrysler plans to spend half a billion dollars at its ohio assembly plant to build that new vehicle and add over 1,000 jobs by the end of 2013. c.e.o. says jeep is their best brand by far.

also tomorrow, hilary kramer is our "street critique guest. email your questions to street critique at nbr.com. a hopeful sign that companies may increase hiring-- employers advertised more jobs in september than at any other point in the past three years. job openings increased by 225,000 to more than three million. that's the most since august 2008, a month before the collapse of lehman brothers. but the news isn't all good. even though there are more open jobs, there's heavy competition for each one. on average, four out-of-work people apply for each posting. that's slightly better than august, but more than the two- to-one ratio that economists say is healthy. and here on wall street, bonuses are expected to shrink by between 20% and 30% from last year. even steeper declines are expected for bond traders. the cutbacks reflect the difficult times many banks and securities firms are experiencing in this year's market turmoil. after weeks of a stalemate over the president's job bill, the senate will finally vote on a piece of the legislation

she's hilary kramer, author of "the little book of big profits from small stocks." congratulations on another new book, hilary. >> tom, thank you. >> tom: we're talking about a cloud computing firm here, mgic the ticker symbol. why do you like this one and what expectations do you have for it? >> i was in israel last week and spent two days and i met with some of the high tech leaders there. unanimously they all recommended magic software. mgic. the stock is almost in half from where it was from its 52-week high, but the cloud is what's helping companies do their business cheaper, especially companies that in particular magic serves which are large customer based companies, anything from trading, banking, all the way to automobile industry. so magic has some real cutting edge technology, because remember a lot of the sales force out there, they're on their mobile phones and devices now. the cloud is essential. >> tom: with all the volatility in the marketplace, all the concerns in the mediterranean, not israel, but lots of risk here? lots of reward? you put a stop lo

also tomorrow, hilary kramer is our "street critique" guest. email your questions to streetcritique@nbr.com. the u.s. justice department closed a major criminal and civil case against merck today regarding its drug vioxx. merck agreed to pay nearly $950 million to settle charges it promoted the painkiller for unapproved use. however, merck doesn't admit liability or wrongdoing. vioxx was pulled from the market in 2004 after being linked to heart attacks. in 2007, the drug maker paid almost $5 billion to end lawsuits by former vioxx users. >> tom: the head of the federal communications commission wants to take a closer look at at&t's proposed takeover of t-mobile. "the wall street journal" reports julius genachowski will seek an administrative law hearing on the $39 billion deal. the companies are already facing opposition from the justice department. it has sued to stop the deal, citing anti-trust issues. the fcc hearing would come at the end of the anti-trust trial. professional golf is not taking a break for the thanksgiving holiday. the game

also tomorrow, hilary kramer is back as our "street critique" guest.ons to streetcritique@nbr.com. it may be a tough housing market, but one type of real estate is booming. farmland values in the midwest rose to a record high in the third quarter, according to a new federal reserve report. the price of farmland shot up 25% over the summer. that's the fastest year over year increase in more than three decades. they were boosted by crop prices near historic highs and interest rates at near record lows. caesar's entertainment is getting ready to gamble on selling stock to the public. the world's biggest casino company says in a regulatory filing it's looking to raise up to $50 million. but that's a big drop from a year ago when it hoped to raise ten times that amount. that initial stock offering was put on hold because of poor market conditions back then. caesar's did not say how many shares it plans to sell, for how much or when. it will list on the nasdaq exchange under the c-z-r ticker symbol. >> tom: so far, nba games have not been officially canceled

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