ultimately i think facebook is lower. igher. >> i see now -- >> trade it or fade it. >> the show is called "fast money" so i think the next couple of months, you are able to trade it by facebook. i think ultimately it is a fade. >> look at that chart. it's been good in the face of the market melt down. >> do you have up there where the corporate repurchase was announced? that was really the near-term low. >> trade it or fade it. >> i had tra it. >> you people are so exas per eighting b.k., lowes. >> fade it no, wait wrong one. lowes -- i'm actually -- i'm going to trade this. the reason why you look at the free cash flow, bob pisani mentioned it's about free cash flow 23% growth in 2019 wsh as long as they maintain that you trade lowes. >> trade lowes if it was a hotel chain it's a fade. >> probably. >> if you ask me i can't give you fade i trade as well. i think this company trades three turns cheap to home depot. home depot does better in downhousing mechanic as well because people fix up. they have reinvested nicely and

the level of the deficit was about 100 some billion lower and i believe it was lower than our own. we argue that they are way too low and it's going to cal fall r the next several years. i would argue that the tax cuts already have paid for at least two thirds maybe more. the estimates before and after the tax cut than nominal gdp was raised by $6 trillion that's where i get this number that's their own model we are trying to be as realistic as we can for the upcoming book as the charge shows it comes down quite a bit and i've always been associated with the scenario. we are on target for growth and that is the building block. it's once an and across-the-boad 5% reduction in domestic spending and we will attempt that. the budgets are dead on arrival that we are going to fight that battle. he is a dear friend and said we are all budget hawks but i do want a limited government and i won't growth of the questions from the audience. >> the same question i asked both of you. there's a list of 172 to the present it and if they agree on behaving perfectly and to stop side effect and if the

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although they decline our offers of help, they do stop to ask for water, which i lower down to them inee months, more than 100 migrants have made this treacherous crossing. a fortnight ago, we exposed how some of the smuggling operations are being planned from a makeshift migrant camp in dunkirk. we secretly filmed using an undercover researcher. translation: a boat, it will cost you £3,000—4,000. i'm taking three people with me. they're paying cash. we get a boat, and off we go. last night, the weather and sea conditions in the channel were good, but in a small boat in the dark, it's still incredibly dangerous. the message is going back to the camps, or to the people on the other side, to the gangs, that it's working. so more are going to come, and i'm certain they will keep coming until there's an absolute tragedy. these migrants were safely rescued by the rnli and the border force, but it is a potentially deadly route that more and more are trying. despite winter, despite the risks, the migrants keep coming. colin campbell, bbc news, dover. now to some people called "the guardians",

i would have a clear look at whether they're lowinger tari - lowering tariff on industrial commodities and i would keep track of that and not measure it against specifics. these are not government to government transactions. these are private sector transactions and they have issues in macro economics and supply and demand. but they have said a lot about that in our meetings privately. >> so i would monitor that. and regarding the other points you make. to me the most important issues for the long run health of the united states are the technology-related issues. the list you gave is correct. i've said this many times. my own disappointment with china not moving on this and never saying anything about it. we can't let that happen. we cannot let that happen. these are our crown jewels, what give gives america inventions and entrepreneurial, they cannot steal it and issues of ownership of american companies, which is really at the heart of this because the chinese insist that they own the majority of the joint ventures, they can order our companies to literally put their blue print on th

although they decline our offers of help, they do stop to ask for water, which i lower down to them inths, more than 100 migrants have made this treacherous crossing. a fortnight ago, we exposed how some of the smuggling operations are being planned from a makeshift migrant camp in dunkirk. we secretly filmed using an undercover researcher. translation: a boat, it will cost you £3,000—4,000. i'm taking three people with me. they're paying cash. we get a boat, and off we go. last night, the weather and sea conditions in the channel were good, but in a small boat in the dark, it's still incredibly dangerous. the message is going back to the camps, or to the people on the other side, to the gangs, that it's working. so more are going to come, and i'm certain they will keep coming until there's an absolute tragedy. these migrants were safely rescued by the rnli and the border force, but it is a potentially deadly route that more and more are trying. despite winter, despite the risks, the migrants keep coming. colin campbell, bbc news, dover. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc

opec themselves they never want to actually say that demand is heading lower and that's what we're looking at twenty i mean lower demand and i think we're seeing a lot of the global economic slowdown is the cause of it so of course you know kuwait iraq saudi arabia venezuela you know just go down the list of these opec members russia they're going to be on the losing end of this but i think everybody actually loses because the reason or oil is heading down is we have less demand that less demand is coming from this global economic slowdown yeah and i mean when you think about supply and demand as we like to do i mean you know the supply we know a little bit about that because of this recent cutback from opec and russia so we sort of know the numbers there and the numbers on demand are really sort of expectations from as you say you know i and others going forward so unless something changes in the economy those are all pretty much based upon the economy right raji. absolutely and i think when opec themselves are admitting that they're looking at about one point four million barrels per day demand and

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i ignored the signal. wanted that breakout and eventually sold it much lower. uld we be see something if dr barton is right about the bottom holding? i know pressure is there. the bias is obviously to the downside but the idea it keeps holding at some point, could that trigger a big move to the upside? >> you have to look at fundamentals. that is what we do at event shares. we look at fundamentals an policies specifically impact trade markets. we're at wide divide between what we want and they want. they want to sell more goods to us. charles: the communique they would look into made in china 2025. i thought was a game-changer that gets to the heart of what we want. we know we'll not get everything we want but if there are incremental developments like the one we saw this morning, at some point a market trading now substantially below its historic forward p-e ratio. someone who is looking at fundamentals there has to be a lot of cheap stocks out there right now? >> we're seeing values. we raised our cash two weeks ago to 17% in the ply portfolio. fed pop, we saw

you mary the inputs i like this trade here and then you got to think a name like nike is in the middle of the storm with global trade that could be some of the things that take it lower>> i mean it is a poster child for trade. >> all of those things currency, trade wars, and it's still loved on the street, right. short interest is very, very low. it's a darling darlings have a way of sometimes coming apart costco today. >> i think an important to point and dan alluded to this as well. i was talking about the fact that when options premiums are expensive you want to look for other options to sell against it but the other critical thing to do is to try to look at levels where you think the stock might find support if you buy a put spread or where it might run into resistance if you buy a call spread for example. a reason why you want to sell those way out of the money options. the likelihood of getting to that 65 strike is actually significantly lower than it is of either getting to the break even or hitting the first strike i think it's important looking at debit spreads in jern to really consider looking at selling some ofs these out of the money downside options in

that implies as much as 10% lower. i think you get out of costco if you are long >> is this worse than the death cross? diamond of death >> diamond of death. i don't know, but -- know, those things have their implications when something has dropped aggressively, and then has a -- people making a huge bet that it's going to do well on its number or plunge usually you get resolve in the direction of the primary move. a measured move, how far could it go, is done by taking, again, from the top to the bottom of the consolidation range. >> okay. mike, how do you trade this diamond of death >> the diamond ofdeath is the first time i've heard of it. i don't like the sound of it, i have to say. here's two things i would point out about costco number one, when you have as much volatility as we've seen recently options prices rise the opgs on costco are relatively expensive 25% implied volatility well above average. the other thing that's expensive is the stock itself. it's creating about 28 times forward earnings that's well abov

although they decline our offers of help, they do stop to ask for water, which i lower down to them inu. 0k... in the last three months, more than 100 migrants have made this treacherous crossing. a fortnight ago, we exposed how some of the smuggling operations are being planned from a makeshift migrant camp in dunkirk. we secretly filmed using an undercover researcher. translation: a boat, it will cost you £3,000—£4000. i'm taking three people with me, they're paying cash. we get a boat and off we go. last night, the weather and sea conditions in the channel were good, but in a small boat in the dark, it's still incredibly dangerous. the message is going back to the camps, or to the people on the other side, to the gangs, that it's working, so more are going to come, and i'm certain they will keep coming until there's an absolute tragedy. these migrants were safely rescued by the rnli and the border force, but it is a potentially deadly route that more and more are trying. despite winter, despite the risks, the migrants keep coming. colin campbell, bbc news, dover. our home editor mar

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i. maybe lower where the cloud is broken. essentially, it will be a mild of cloudy night. and dry.r's eve as well. this weather fronts does to move into the far north—east of scotland, the northern isles, north—west of the great foremost. windier as well. mild for most of us. windier as well. mild for most of us. hopefully the wind will hope to break more holes in the cloud. before i go, for those of you seen in new year's eve tomorrow, it is set to stay mostly dry, rather cloudy, but mild as well. that is it for now. hello, thank you very much. we'll be back at eight o'clock with headlines on the bbc channel. we'll be back with the headlines at eight o'clock on the bbc news hello, and welcome to the travel show with me, ade adepitan. this week, we've decided to put away our boarding passes, stow our suitcases, and take a look back at some of our favourite places, faces and stories of 2018. it's been a really hectic year as we've brought you our adventures from over 60 countries. here's a taste of what's coming up. yeah! their footwork is impressive. we are going through the most f

well, i think that is the big question. the market continues to trend lower. themselves. 1st of all, we had difficulty actually taking a true valuation to wear the currencies should be, but wear the currencies should be, but we have these tighter interest rates, and we are seeing that negativity across the border brett of markets and i think that is also playing negatively into the cryptocurrency space. i think there could be a little bit more downside before we go back up, ultimately, the underlying nature of cryptocurrencies is quite solid, given it is backed by really robust technology. so going forward, we think cryptocurrency is going to be good, whether we are going to see the pace of exhilaration we saw last year, that is yet to be determined. i'm a little more reticent on that but i do anticipate cryptocurrency‘s eyeing appeal to start coming back to the fore again. given what happened over the last year, it is probably very difficult question. what is your price outlook for 2019? and they're getting close the bottom, backed by block chain and a lot of

i think the stock will trade lower. but i think ultimately the 18% base of global smartphone owners committed to apple will stay committed despite economic slowdown and they will return and upgrade and buy additional services so this is one where it really takes an investing mentality to pull through this. and it's not to make an excuse about any sort of near-term weakness it's simply to state that companies like this that are staplings of our lives apple is one -- >> gene do we have any idea what the margin on the services side are? we kind of know the margins on the phone are. but if you -- songs used to be 99 cents now $19.29. we buy an app for as the 2.29. what is apple making on that >> so they're going to break that out the first time. they've given indications in the past this is our best estimate and see the services margins are probably close to 70% gross margin and the hardware margins are probably around 30%. they're going to be breaking that out in this new reporting methodology. >> wow, 70% margin and the gr

there is a risk on feeling even though we are lower. i want to take a look at what the volatility means. at one point our best performer since december 18, the largest climb in more than three weeks, but it has halted a little bit of that rally and we are lower. i want to look at the consumer discretionary because that is the best performer today. visa and mastercard said their holiday online sales are up more than 10% from a year ago, giving a big boost to visa and mastercard. the consumer can this -- consumer discretionary index, no sign of slowdown. we will have to keep our eyes on how december and the retail holiday season wraps up. i want to look at oil because it is something we have been talking about with wti and brent. forell below $50 on brent the first time since july 2017. we are holding onto a 44 handle on wti. oil a lead gain or today. caroline: interesting news. thank you. the white house says the federal reserve chair's job is "100% safe." the comment came from trump's aid kevin has said. we are joined by kevin cirilli liv

what do i want do i want value or sustainable growth earnings in a lower rate environment? answer. we all know the answer on the desk >> plus buybacks, dividends and quality. >> apple checks all the boxes for that but you have to allow for the final couple of weeks -- i agree with jim you might have a doji. i still think you buy both, judge. >> you know what they say about two. >> you buy these when you cannot when you have to to jim's point you don't chase it up at 220, 230. we were buying it, pete talked about it with you, scott, for unusual activity they announce the buyback. these are companies that will continue to buy back shares. >> how badly does the market need pap ? >> i think it's really important. apple is representative of what's going on. whether it be the multiple, the faith in the way that -- >> how about the biggest stock in atfs, on the dow, on the s&p, the biggest stock on the nasdaq. >> this is the environment we're in let's talk about apple >> we'll put a doji picture on it >> it's huge the volume is explosive. positive within 20 minutes that's how this

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