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barry diller-backed iac may be considering another deal. company is weighing a spin-off of its home services unit angie which it acquired back in 2017, and it might, says it might distribute 85% stake the its shareholders. and this could be part of the reason. in i ark c's latest report, angie suffered a 16% decline due to a drop in ad and leads sales. iac as a whole also reported a wider than expecteds loss of $244 million. shares are hurting on that, down about 10.6%. investors are slamming the boy button on shopify shares. they are catapulting higher by 24.5% after the e-commerce company's better than expected third quarter revenue came in at $2.16 billion versus 1.71 billion a year ago. gross merchandise volume jumped 24% year-over-year thanks in large part to the expanded rollout of its a.i. assistant sidekick. shopify is also optimistic about the holiday quarter saying it expects fourth quarter re knew to grow in the mid to high 20 thes percentage range. >>> u.s. companies are running away from china ahead of the tariff down downpour

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and iac reporting results, the company saying they are considering spinning off its 85% ownership stakearkets at records, our next guest says it may be too late to jump onboard, but not too late for bonds. let's bring katarina in. great to have you with us. i'm assuming that a lot of clients are interested in the markets and you're saying too late? >> well, absolutely. there's always the fear of missing out, especially for bond investors, with the real rates higher. they see their portfolios underperforming while this is historic runup in the market and s&p hitting a 6,000 mark. but in our view you y, you know key is not to be chasing the rally, and focus on quality. >> but bonds, you say, have room to run. where in bonds do you like? >> well, specifically in bonds, it's important to keep an eye on duration and staying middle to short, and once again, you know, making sure that the exposure risk to quality. and investors are forgetting that when they're in bonds that are in for the long run, so, the biggest mistake is when they question whether they should have been in stocks right now.

if iac goes ahead with the trans action, it will happen in the second quarter. >>> and amazon is pouringg down data center costs according to the financial times. the report says that more details are expected next month when amazon announces availability of chips to train a.i. models. >>> home depot out with third quarter results today. the company beating the street's expectation on the top and bottom line. home depot saw the eighth straight quarter of sales, but it was the smallest decline in the last seven quarters. that stock was up 1.47%. joining us is brian nagel at oppenheimer. brian, the improvement is because of what they saw in the third quarter. they're still not giving a ton of guidance on what to expect in the fourth quarter and beyond. what did you think of the earnings report? >> good morning, becky. look, i think it was more of the same. i know we talked a lot about home depot and home improvement space on your show. as i dig through the third quarter report, i think the upside as you mentioned in the opening, sales were a bit better than expected. negative, but a bit be