, you know, presumably he's alluding to howard hughes. don't know is whether there's an actual deal or that, you know, it's kind of just a reiteration of an intention to do what he wants to do. but obviously market not waiting for the details. >> yeah. all right, mike, thank you very much for that. that's mike santoli with the very latest there. well the us is best. that's the take today from our next guest who advises ultra high net worth clients. mary lago is with ferguson wellman and joins me here at post nine. it's good to see you. >> great to be here. >> how you feel about these markets. what are you telling your your ultra high net worth clients? you're trying to, you know, preserve their capital, but everybody wants a good return on it to. >> preserve and. grow in. >> the us has done a great. >> job of that. >> we think the us economy is in really solid shape, and if we look forward, we expect those key economic indicators to move in a fairly tight range over the next 12 months. and that's a really supportive economic environment f

so howard hughes, down 6.5%.er a top and bottom line beat on its earnings report. the company also proposing to raise its dividend. the fitness segment, where garmin gets about 30% of its revenue, was the real driver here. sales for wearables and other devices increased by 31%. forward guidance on revenue and earnings also beat expectations. so those shares up 12% and hims and her shares surging after it announced it acquired at home lab testing facility tribe labs. the deal will allow the telehealth company to offer at home blood draws and more comprehensive whole body testing facilities. terms were not disclosed, but hims said that it funded it through cash on hand. shares have been on a massive surge, up about 575% or so amid increasing demand for some of its weight loss drugs. so with hims and hers up 16%, that massive move coming in just the last few weeks or so. guys, back over to you guys. it's a big move carl. >> dominic chu thanks, dom. talk soon. money movers begins after soon. money movers begins after

you can see shares of howard hughes right now down about 4.5%.m, pershing square, is offering to buy 10 million new howard hughes shares for $90 each. that's up from his previous bid of $85. if this deal goes through, pershing square will own 48% of the real estate developer. the stock falling in extended trading after running up just about 7% yesterday. again, shares down about 4.5%. also looking at apple, it's expected to announce a new version of the iphone se today. that's a lower cost device that could help boost sales all around the world. the current se model starts at around $429, but it hasn't been updated since 2022. shares of apple right now just fractionally lower. cook posting on x last week about a product announcement, saying get ready to meet the newest member of the family. and last but not least, we got a bonus big money mover for you this morning. meta. yesterday, it snapped its 20 day win streak, closing down 2% on the day. you can see right now. meta shares just fractionally lower in the pre-market. important to note, though,

maria: what do you make of bill ackman's plan, proposing a deal to increase the stake in howard hughess. they would increase the stake to 48%. ackman wrote on x that this would, quote, create a modern day berkshire hathaway, adam. >> fascinating concept and yet another activist investor taking a large position in a company that he wants to remake in his own image. could it be another berkshire hathaway? i'm not sure how we get there. berkshire hathaway is such a coming together of so many different companies and what's left of howard hughes is much narrower but yeah, an interesting story and again, activist investors. we have an activist president getting far more involved, right, in the daily workings of government and we have activist investors on wall street. that's just a curious sort of theme of the moment. maria: interesting. gregory, any thoughts? >> yeah, sure. i mean, look, i think adam hit the nail on the head. bill ackman has been around for a long time. activism is the theme of the moment. i'm sure he's looking at not only his portfolio but he's looking at his time and plac

and ackman has said he wants to turn howard hughes into a diversified holdings company, really like in the style of a berkshire hathaway. and that would sort of form the basis of it. you're looking at that stock still down at 76.99. so unclear. >> maybe that's. >> the. >> polite way to put it of what shareholders really want to do here. you think it would be much higher if that was the case? toll brothers shares. >> we're desperately seeking economic info. >> there. >> but there. >> might be something specific to toll itself, the company that earnings and revenue were short of where the street was as far as estimates. the company said that this was due primarily to impairments and a delay in the sale of an apartment property. at one of his joint ventures, ceo doug yearley said the company's core home building operations. >> did meet. expectations in the quarter. >> is twitter blowing up? no. >> with happy birthday? not yet. >> what are you are you. blue thread. >> or whatever? what? >> blue balls? what's the name of this other thing? what is it? blue. blue something? what is this other

bill ackman revising his offer a for the real estate developer howard hughes. good name in.ier estimates they wanted about a billion dollars, $900 million if now. this was supposed to be that big oldinging -- holding company that ackman was likening to berkshire hathaway. stuart: taylor, thank you very much, indeed. we're going to see you on "the big money show" 12 noon if here on fox business. >>> the big board shows a loss approaching a half percentage point. no, .37%, actually. 163 points down, 44,300. the dow winners, there are a few. nike, goldman sachs, travelers, boeing, nvidia. 139.40, that's nvidia for you. the s&p 500, the winners, please. intel, super micro computer, devon energy, micron technology and nike. the nasdaq composite, there's the winners, intel, micron, billion low alto networks, marvell technology and analog devices. there you have the markets. >>> coming up, president trump says he has to work at breakneck pace to undo all the damage joe biden did in just four years. we have that story. >>> we're facing the worst flu season in more than 15 years. is

businesses have always been close to the us government, going back to the gilded age, howard hughes in the 70s. but this is a population of businesspeople that see government as essentially getting in the way. they see their own business activities as boundaryless and global. and i think they see this as a useful moment to solidify this, not just in the us, but as a model elsewhere, which is why you have so many other governments trying to emulate, you know, maga and maga as an anti-government, authoritarian movement. and, and the us right now that's being allied with the business interests of a small clique of silicon valley entrepreneurs. and the other thing is that business isn't a government. government is not a business. government provides a lot of services that don't have bottom line orientations and have long term goals. public works, public health, defense those are enterprises other businesses don't want to get involved with or can't actually operate. so this idea that they're also going to come in with a business minded approach to these and that will necessarily make govern

shares of howard hughes giving back its late day gains after hours.square announcing a revised proposal for the real estate development company, saying it would buy 10 million shares for 90 bucks apiece and some more after hours action. occidental petroleum beating earnings expectations but missing revenue estimates. and devon energy posting earnings and revenues that beat expectations. both companies also increasing their quarterly dividends. devin higher by three quarters of a percent. occidental down by 1.5%. now, as the nation's health agencies grapple with funding cuts and major personnel changes. pharma industry leaders are convening in washington, d.c. to lay out their policy goals in the year ahead. our own angelica peebles is at the pharma industry lobbying groups commitment to a healthier america event, where she just sat down with costplus drugs founder and, of course, billionaire investor mark cuban. angelica, what can you tell us? >> hey, >> dom. >> that's right, we are here. and of. >> course, pbms are. >> a. big focus. >> of the pharmac