, when ibm's selling one, now it becomes a safer decision. >> ibm's personal computer is designed forhe same market as its competitors. >> when ibm started developing the ibm pc, it needed an operating system. and this young guy named bill gates had started this tiny little company called microsoft. >> bill gates was that unusual combination of a tech guy who was as good as the best tech guys, but he also had a business sense and he had a business vision. >> at the time everyone was making it up as they went along. there was nothing that came before it. there was no personal computer industry. so when gates said to ibm, how about this, we'll write you an operating system for your pc, and we'll get a cut of every machine you sell. and in addition, he made sure that it was not an exclusive license. that he was going to be able to sell this software to ibm, but he was also going to be able to sell the same software to the other people. because gates intuited that there were going to be people that would build knockoffs of ibm and the pc clones. >> it was a genius move on the part of bill

. >> jack, you say that there's some quality on sale and one of the quality names you point to is ibm. raises a question for me how are you judging quality and how is an investor to know that quality isn't going to be on sale for a long time so they have to hold onto it for quite a while to get a high level of value? >> yeah. so, you know, here's the -- ibm certainly i wouldn't call them, you know, an industry leader in disruption the fact is, ibm is a high quality company from a balance sheet and debt perspective they're paying currently a 5.2% dividend yield and here is -- the key here is, they've been growing their dividend income by about 2.5% per year so what i would argue is, you don't necessarily need home runs from ibm, and i'm not expecting home runs from ibm, but i do like the pretty safe and consistent dividend payments that they're making. >> that's pretty interesting, jack we did get some more hikes out today out of dr. pepper, for example. we'll check in with you soon, appreciate it very much. >> thanks, carl. >>> a news update. bertha coombs has it for us. >> here's wha

ibm. let's create >>> we're counting down to apple's big iphone event tomorrow there it is. one day, 35 minutes and 40 seconds. four new iphone models expected, a new apple watch. could have some hardware subscription along with that for the iphone as well we heard joe's point of view and, steph, i want to debate this joe basically made the case that this is the stock to own over everything else. make it your biggest position. he gave you the reasons why. you get defense with the offensive. you got free cash flow, the balance sheet, you got everything is he right? >> it's not at a compelling valuation at 20 times forward estimates. thing these are game-changing products that are going to be announced this week. i'm watching lead times. lead times has been improving. that means supply chains are getting better the big question i have, does demand stay strong i think it will be strong, but does it stay as strong they were a beneficiary from stay at home for sure. let's say that in reverse. i'm underweight this name. 700 basis points in my bench but the way i'm playing apple in

adp, ibm and apple adp and ibm have basically point to point this year been about the same stock apple has outperformed, they're not being treated as traditional tech stocks within the index the lower valuations for one thing, steadier businesses so you have this real bifurcation in the market. apple is the most interesting example of this because it's so huge within the tech sector, and within the nasdaq itself, somehow it's diverging from the average stock there. financial attributes matter a lot more than sector where the earnings are coming from ibm incidental that it happens to be in the technology business right now. it's more of a contrarian value of restructuring type story instead. >> mike, i'm looking at the ten-year yield today which was above three, 3.5 at one point. what do you think that correlation is heading into the back half of this year usually, you know, at least for the first half of the year, tech stocks have really gone lower on the back of those rising yields. but are investors being a little more comfortable >> it's one of the bigger drivers of a general negati

lost 7%, that is the same as ibm but ibm is a dividend.ss, advertising is cyclical. for now it is better off. carleton: anyone who agrees or disagrees can reach out to you@been levinsohn. i want to start with actionable ideas. hough ben: we have several beneficiaries with a long-term shortage of labor, the beneficiary, korn ferry, executive and staffing firm as labor becomes more scarce their services are more in demand, getting workers they need with tuition rates as wages rise and it is a cheap stock dropping 19% due to worries about recession and rising unemployment. labor shortages going away. carleton: you are taking another bit of advice. al: stealing one of nick's ideas, laborsaving technology, robot and automation, leverage to the electrification of everything. abb. carleton: great ideas, to read more check out this week's addition of barron.com and follow us on twitter, barron online, see you next week on "barron's roundtable". us again next week. >> welcome to the program that analyzes the week that eyes and helps position you fo

why do you like ibm in particular? >> there's a couple of things i really like about ibm.them is just something that everyone can see if you look at it on a chart, it has had very much smaller pullbacks and ibm is the fifth largest company in the world in cloud revenue and they're moving strongly into that area and oh, yeah, by the way, a 5.28% dividend. one of the largest dividend stocks in the s&p so it is another good place to put some money that's not too rocky as we ride this out. >> very good. dr, thank yous for joining us this morning. ashley: we lost 500+ points on the dow yesterday and s&p and nasdaq down 1.7%. can we stop some of the bleeding today in the opening bell is now up and running. here we go on the first full day of fall. take a look. big board and dow 30 stocks starting to get the trades registered. the dow up a whopping 1.6%, essentially flat. more red than green. chevron sales force at the top taking a look at s&p 500 down two tenths of a percent and down at 37.82. take a look at -- 3782 and the nasdaq down a bit more. down nearly half a percent at 4

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it was just about 10 years, i was working for ibm that ibm started sending everything overseas. i lost my job to that. instead of using us, they hired pakistanis who had just come into the country to take our jobs. this is what is going on in silicon valley. all of those plants, they are empty. there is nobody in them anymore. they built all of these companies and they are empty. host: dean baker on silicon valley? dean: i understand people will lose job but we are getting the benefit of highly skilled workers from east asia and other countries. i guess i don't consider that a bad thing. we should also ensure that people have good paying jobs here. host: let me give you john on the democrats line. caller: good morning, good morning to the panel. we are excited because we have the president coming here. i work in the company where i feel like i have a bunch of r2-d2. i work with a lot of elderly people and we have manufacturing all day. i am 47 years old. it is amazing that here in ohio, i worked around the high-tech manufacturing. with the president coming here, it is exciting f

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ibm.ate >> youtube is doubling down on the greater economy, announcing new pastor partnership for creators and launching revenue shares for short. this announced during their made on youtube event earlier today. let's break it all down by the next guest here. known simply as kellan and sameer on youtube itself. they are the creators helping the next generation of creators learn and understand what works on youtube and how to build successful long-term careers there. they were part of the event earlier. thank you so much for joining us. let's start with you. there are new benefits to creators here. creators can start making money earlier. they can find the music that they want and integrate that into the videos. how did this all land with you? how much of an improvement is there with your perspective? >> it is a huge improvement. there is already an incentive for us as creators that make long-term videos to make short-term videos. we don't necessarily rely on for monetization but that is no

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ibm. let's create >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." if you have been noticing the ticker and stack in the corner of the screen there, you notice the dow jones industrial average is implied lower 270 at the opening bell that implies session lows for the futures market for the s&p and dow and nasdaq we'll keep an eye on that. it is time for the sectornomics. we look at the consumer stablpls sector that could be the selloff we are seeing in stocks with products and services for its companies that remain essential during periods of economic stress like now. as we look for areas of possible opportunity in the sector, the data and markets team at y charts looked at the price to free cash flow ratio for stocks in the group the names with the low share prices relative to the cash flow r kroger and kraft heinz and campbell's and general mills and kellogg's. we have names with share prices high to cash flow after capital expense. big box and beverage names on the list here. look at dollar tree, target, monster annd walmart. >>> coming up on the

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