facebook, i bought r more. so i'm a believer that if the business model hasn't changed and i have a theory about facebook affable that call. what you didn't get from the call was how much of the spend ng security is going to go to try to solve compliance and security in dimpblt jurisdictions. not saying i know something from the inside, but i'm sayinging listen, if you have to come ply with european standard, many companies can't afford to do different platforms. facebook can perhaps they're going to modify their compliance to the u.s. to optimi optimize modify for europe and asia that would be so unpopular, we're going to optimize revenue on the code of europe. i think that's exactly what they're doing. and i think the way it will manifest itself is amazing earnings next year >> the fang index down 9% in three days >> he looks at this sell off in tech, especially these glamour names as a buying opportunity and thr many, many stocks within the universe, you've talk today me about how you feel about the sector an

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. >> caller: i bought a 52 year low of irm should i stay with that or look elsewhere? >> i think you should stay i don't understand why this symptom is chronically undervalued, i think you have a winner john >> caller: hey, jim, broo-how. wendy's, 2011 i bought, they report a papa john merger or buying are wendy's a takeover candidate for themselves buy or sold? >> you hold wendy's because todd penny ger is good and i'm saying that not because my wife, believe it or not, loves the baconator. >> wayne >> caller: >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> let's go fishing, to the tarpon rodeo, what's happening >> caller: you're not kidding, it's an a good time of the year. i'm calling to get your opinion on shopify i bought it in april and made 35% on it. i can't complain that's a good return seems to be an erratic stock, up and down several companies competing for the same type of services, several companies out there. taking it to a different topic, i sold amazon in february just above 1300, good lord was that a huge mistake i should have never did that i learned the lesson of a

>> so 18 months ago i bought purewow.com. i have the holding company. the agency. purewow and 137 p.m. is the publishing side. to me, if you really look at what the buzzfeeds and the refineries did a half decade ago, they kind of created publishing 2.0 where they started to do creative work for clients instead of just buying commercials on tv networks or in magazines. the branded content world started to emerge and you saw those crazy valuations for a lot of those companies. i think the continued evolution of making content and getting people to see it, that brings the procter & gambles and coca-cola's value, is what's going to happen in publishing. we continue trying to innovate on creating original videos and apps and event marketing. things to help clients sell beer and makeup and deodorant. emily: last question. how are all of these dynamics that we're seeing in social media companies impacting your investment strategy? what is hot right now and what is not? >> a couple ways to look at this. for me, this is just real life. facebook and amazon are the two stocks

i still love the name. >> steph you bought it in april you still hold it. >> bought more after the stockraded in the low 50i7s. i agree with pete. i like their mna strategy. they've got $3 billion more they could put to work. >> jon najarian. ulta is up 10% since april 10th. >> like we said in april, piper really likeded this one. they've been spot on like it still. i don't own it anymore because the call it was in expired i think the consumer does well from here through the end of the year >> you own this one still. >> i do. >> the brothers are buying, you're buying. >> long-term investor. but i am trimming estee lauder and i've adding to ulta on the day. very volatile stock. store growth is there. management has a lot to prove so there's still enough secret schism in a name that's what i like >> okay, joe, you were giggling there in the clip. >> must have been something you said >> most likely up 36% good reason to laugh since april 18th >> yes and this is a stock that sings the beginning of the year, i have been talking about building a position and i will tell you that i still believ

it was too small for my funds, so i bought it just the other day. i'm engaged. i love the hunt. it's not for the greed but it's you know, i get my biggest charge out of seeing something someone else doesn't see. making a bet and having mr. market prove me right. i can't tell you, in 1982, august to be precise, business week magazine had a negative article of dr. singleton, one of my heroes. just couldn't have gotten it more wrong standing up and backing him and supporting him and the stock being like a 2030 bagger, that's what life is all about away from family i'm proud of my kids, my grand kids, my marriage, but my life is away from the family is investing and going to continue to be the case >> do you feel comfortable revealing the stock you bought for your own personal account? >> i would, but as long as as i'm not accused of being promotional. it's one of the most interesting ideas i've come across in a while. acalled largo resource and the second large man fufacte of -- in the world an alloy used to strengthen steel. the chinese have improved the quality of their steel and

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hunter >> caller: jim, i bought first solar back at the beginning of june when it took a dip. the last two days have been positive but it doesn't seem to keep its gains. i thought the good progress would california's senate bill 00 wou 100 would spike it higher. i'm not sure if i should walk away or hold it 'til the end of the month. >> i think the quarter will be good this thing will be football, it's caught up in world trade. when we're caught up in world trade, it's just one big nasty headache all right. who is going to prevail, the bulls or the bears right now i think it's a draw. earnings could break the tide. >>> it's been a long road for ge could the end of the decline be around the corner? where the stock pariahconagra m the frozen food aisle. what's next? >>> and the biggest quandary about the oil market may not be what you think it is i'll reveal it stick with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? tweet cramer, #madtweets send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss s

so i bought it. people put big dreams on the big story. movie magazine sunday demi. odd. odd. to be a anterior. this is due to the news coming to you live from berlin it was the night when the moon turns brads people around the world marvels at the longest and lunar eclipse to take place in this century we'll show you some of the stoning images of the plug man. campaigning winds down ahead of him bob ways first presidential election since the mugabe era well the opposition says it expects monday's vote will be logged to get the latest from harare.

bought them a house. i knew i was young i knew i had more money come, but the second and the check after that, i was like i got to start saving >> were you an early investor in facebook >> no, google. >> you still hold stock? >> i never really check. >> but you still hold google from being an early investor >> yes >> wow do people come to you to invest in companies whether it's ipos, twit e, snap, things like that >> yes, they do. my last big investment was ring. because i bought a new house in atlanta and this is the first time i'm not being a spoiled back and living in a community >> i mention all the -- i can't keep them straight there's so many. i live -- >> keep seeing with little general guy. >> so live amongst the people in the great ton of montgomery, georgia. so call the security company, hey, this is shaq, i need some cameras. they charged me 80,000 i'm not paying 80,000. went to best buy saw ring cameras when i went to vegas, i met the ceo. young fella. i wou i said i would like to inb a partner

>> i bought a little yesterday afternoon and this morning, paid about the same price for it. i don't disagree with you basically on the valuation proposition of amazon, netflix, snore does it matter here's why they've always traded like that. netflix is not ebitda cash flow, they and have in the past, it's not really that expensive and will continue to grow. last night walmart, story broke they're going get into the video streaming business maybe partner with netflix, maybe they don't right now own dominant companies in sectors and nobody's as dominant at netflix. stocks recovered now after goldman and morgan stanley's good quarter i think that momentum will continue. >> as you probably are not surprised, there's been a considerable amount of conversation on the stage behind us today about the fang stocks what's the greater message that they're sending about where the market may be now and where it could head in the weeks and months ahead listen to jpmorgan representative talking about the fang stocks and the fact the breadth of the market is narrow, a negative sign and josh,

i bought it 15 years ago and i itre that i would not retire until we had better treatments or a cure for alzheimer's. [applause] so it is woefully out of style, and i am really sick of it. so let's get on with the job. thank you. [applause] of living withce alzheimer's, or related dementia, or caring with -- caring for someone with the disease, is unfortunately all too common. it affects all communities and it doesn't matter where you are from or how much money you earn. it affects so many americans. anthe state of pennsylvania, ages 65d 280,000 people and over are currently living with alzheimer's disease. and as we will hear from secretary osborne from pennsylvania, that number may not tell the entire story. there may be over 100,000 more people living with related conditions and our state, and hundreds of thousands more loved ones, friends and neighbors who are doing their best to care for them. these population ages, numbers will only grow, which is why we must take action now. last year, i was pleased to join chairman collins and supportive increased funding for research, and to

i bought a light bulb. [laughter] s he would say i bought a light bulb. i could not comprehend that. but then when i lived in cuba i learned how incredibly it is todi long -- difficult it is to get a lightbulb he started 6:00 o'clock in the morning to figure out where the lightbulb vendors might be. then at you have a problem with the coffee was to see your id at 11 all you are doing is being a girl but this will take another two hours to get out of this mess. then you're back to trying to find a lightbulb. now the vendor has moved now and another neighborhood now you try to find transportation. it is absolutely insane. some of the situations are almost comic. itli is a very wearing kind of existence. youn could live at a minimal level and i have friends who are just at that level to do very little. sometimes their lives seem ideal i just read all day. i wish i could read all day. [laughter] but then you realize that's because they have completely given that on absolutely everything and they are just sitting around. a it is very wearing and bleak existenc

margaret thatcher used to say there's no such thing as a free lunch i've got to tangible examples i bought a bottle of champagne b. before christmas in washington d.c. . and then coincidentally i happened to be in texas a few weeks later and took a bottle of piper heidsieck that i bought locally to a family seven dollars difference tax is a non-tax state but they sure got you on the sales tax also i lived in the netherlands of the global headquarters a k p m g was based in amsterdam and of course the taxes there astronomically high in america is i'd never want to live in one of those high tax countries meanwhile no one's paying for their kids' college education we're not paying for kids' college education they're not paying for health care out of pocket that makes a lot of difference the government gives you a lot more in those countries so there is a lot to consider and there are a great many nuances to that but it's a zero sum game unless the same wherever whenever we talk about gas prices in the u.s. which states are the highest because of the state tax and then when you talk about inte

yes, i bought it some, i think, 15 years ago, and i swore that i would not retire it until we had better treatments or a cure for alzheimer's. so, it's woefully out of style, and i'm really sick of it, so let's get on with the job. thank you. i'm now delighted to turn to our ranking member, senator casey, for his opening statement, and i'm going to go vote. >> chairman collins, thanks so much. how do i top that? >> well, you have the purple tie. >> i'm getting close. this tie was just dry cleaned yesterday but at lunch i got a spot on it so i'll put that on camera. i want to thank chairman collins for her leadership on this issue and for making sure that we have this hearing today and for all of you for being here. everyone here, but especially, of course, our witnesses who are providing testimony to us today. we want to thank, of course, the advocates as well who have traveled very great distances to be here. i know many from pennsylvania but virtually every state represented across our country. the experience of living with alzheimer's or related dementia or caring for someone with the

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you tell yourself hey, i bought this at $5 i bought it at $4.ope it goes back then i'll sell how fard hard can it be, right wrong. most companies will fight tooth and nail to keep their stocks from going into single digit territory. so when you find something that sells for just a few bucks, the market has already rendered a harsh judgment when you let hope become part of the equation, you could end up holding these low quality pieces of paper, waiting for something that will likely never happen. forget hoping and forget waiting for higher prices. i say the thing to do is to cut your losses and move on to a stock you can actually see, can see going higher in other words, a stock that you had done the work and believed will good higher and it's not because of hope, but because of reason. the bottom line, it pays to be realistic in this business so prepare yourself for corrections. big pullbacks are like rain. they're inevitable and whatever you do, don't make stock picking decisions based on hope [ buzzer ] you need to invest in the real world, n

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i don't remember the last time i bought a cd. >> reporter: exactly, i don't remember the last time i one. >> diane king hall, thank you. >>> time now 5:38. many tourists say they don't feel safe walking san francisco streets and now a major convention is pulling out of town. >> but first, a bay area restaurant moved out and the rvs moved in. the heated debate over how to handle this community of campers. >> reporter: and do you have a fireworks show planned for tomorrow? health officials and bay area air quality officials say it could be bad for your health and the air. more coming upful forecast in just a few minutes. residents of a homeless encampment in berkeley have been granted a reprieve >>> take a live look right now toward the north, a little cloud cover out there today. the smoke is all being pushed east today. we'll talk about what the winds are doing for temperatures and what to expect for the holiday tomorrow. >>> residents of a homeless encampment in berkeley have been granted a reprieve. for months now, t caers haeen paed in the parking lot of a closed business at the b

so i bought a little. plane people and put big dreams on the big story in. the movie magazine on determining. legal. and illegal. or legal. hello and welcome to kino coming to you as always from the german capital in today we're at the city's landmark brandenburg gate for a special edition on the sell you lloyd city early in on film the roaring twenties the nazi era the cold war the fall of the berlin wall the cool of today pearl in has often been at the cutting edge of history and this is inspired numerous movies this is our definitive list the top ten in movies so hold on tight and join us for a cinematic rollercoaster ride through berlin's turbulence past. but. when one any number of places both motoring and the bustling metropolis where young this film is a declaration of love twenty four hours in the life of the city from saturday to sunday evening. the script is written by the city itself with a little help from legendary film director billy while top. five young people meets up at a berlin like. place for enough and they dream five of palin's four mil

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>> you were playing along there. >> exactly i always blame somebody else and joe was right here you have temper. another one may be coming in look, they boughties. you can demerge those companies, tremendous value there i would buy it here. >> joe >> intuitive surgical. >> john? >> erin, thanks for being here. >> thanks. >>> "power lunch" starts right now. >> president trump just finishing up a one on one with ""squawk box's"" joe kernen. his news straight ahead. >>> plus comcast shares rallying today, officially dropping its bidding war for fox. what should our parent company do next? stick around to find out >>> special "power lunch" series "dangerous jobs" continues, a meteorologist who chases deadly tornadoes to save lives. "power lunch" starts right now

i bought. a victory for team spirit friends someone race the world cup champion. the national football team has as diverse as france itself and such a. cup success has transformed a nation that has been charged by terrorist attacks and labor disputes. some must. love the open air festival in northern germany. a metal battle will showcase dozens of newcomers from the. c.w. and club experts are going to. fucking open their two thousand and thirteen stars was sent to dublin and the money. did brown really love. or did she love the life he provided for her. she was the dictator's mistress. only an insignificant concert at his side. pursuing her own ambitions. but certainly has no other woman got some close to. life and death with the fear. starts july twenty first on d w. hello and a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with me peter craven and congratulations are due to france for their impressive victory at the soccer world cup in russia beating croatia four two in the.

i havejust bought came out for the day. these two, hilarious. t online, maybe you can get a refund. no one was hurt, so we can laugh, just a costly exercise. talking about crashing to the ground... cristiano ronaldo and lionel messi. portugal are out, lionel messi. portugal are out, lionel messi, argentina, out, we will not see them again. they accept the world cup, both of them amazing players, without scoring a goal in the knockout stages of the world cup final which is amazing when you consider what they have achieved. france were the first team to make it through to the quarterfinals, with a 4—3 win over lionel messi‘s argentina. france went ahead before an absolute stunner from angel di maria made it 1—1. and argentina then took the lead, but france levelled through benjamin pavard. what a fantastic goal. kylian mbappe then showed the world what he‘s capable of. he scored two goals, becoming the only teenager to do so in a world cup knock—out game since pele in 1958. cristiano‘s ronaldo‘s portugal were also sent home, with a 2—1 defeat again

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