appreciate your insight on it. >> appreciate it. >> jeremy scott.been a long-time lover of dunkin' brand stock. >> and maybe product. josh joins us on the phone. josh, welcome back. what's -- >> hey, mike. ask what the possible up side leverage are. you're talking to him. i'm going twice a day. >> we figured that. we figured that. thanks for pointing it out. what did you do with the stock? >> okay. so i'm an investor. i'm in in the 30s, and i still think it's a long-term amazing story. i say continue to colonize the west like our ancestors did. shorter term, there's an interesting setup here because $40, the stock is already bounced there three times. you go over the last two years, they repeatedly have trouble given good guidance to analysts, and so they have these kind of, you know, shocking announcement, but then the stock recovers, and $40 is where it happens. i think if you are a shorter term trader, scott, it's not a bad entry here. you'll know you're wrong immediately. stock goes to 40, and i think from a risk-reward standpoint, it's a winner

here is what jeremy scott said. >> it has the 100% franchise model that generated significant and stableflow. one of the best shareholder yields in the industry and so we think that premium is warranted and stock is trading cheaply. >> upgraded it to outperform and lowered it to $50 from 6:00 dollars per share. grasso. >> i think they have to jump eefr it the minimum wage increase. and the ceo said they are having a tough time offering specials against that. even the upgrade, i don't think he was bullish. if you read the last line, wee lower our price target from 50 to 56. they have been beaten up. it is in the name. and i understand it. i give it a b. but the stock will still run out of gas sometime soon. >> but is the b. because you don't agree with the upgrade but because it is meandering and doesn't have much left. >> i think it is both. i think he stated his case well and on the last part he hedged himself. so i should have given him a b-plus but i don't like giving upgrades. >> so kept the price target stronger. >> for the retail investors, it is confusing. >> coming up, tesla jump

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scott. >> jeremy: great scott. what is a gig awad. >> boston 57, bedford 50 degrees. the quotes are plentiful but i'll spare you. boston, mild, 50s. a lot of clouds. this is a front generating clouds and even a couple of sprinkles across southern new so rain gear probably would stay on standby. if you want to bring it along for the ride, i won't be offended but sometimes showers have a mind of their own. one or two might pop up. nothing significant or long lasting. a mild day, near 60 all day long. >> christa: we have a "fast track traffic" alert this morning. couple of crashes, 495 and 93 this morning. >> rich: exactly. good news about the crash on the expressway in quincy by adams street. look at the backup, four miles of heavy traffic right now. the good news is all lanes are open and the hov lane is open so better news there. a rollover in wrentham by route 1a, a wide highway. i have word of a crash in west bridgewater, two right lanes closed there. north of boston, route 1 looks like that and route 93. route 128, all those highways the t in good shape too. rich k

jeremy corbyn: i echo the prime minister's tributes to the two raf airmen killed in afghanistan, flight lieutenant geraint roberts and flight lieutenant alan scott, and also the sadness at the death of david phillips in the line of duty, as many police officers do face danger in the line of duty. i am sure the prime minister and the whole house would also join me in expressing sympathies and sadness at the more than 100 people who died in a bomb blast in ankara last sunday, attending a peace rally of all things, and our sympathies must go to all of them. i want to ask the prime minister a question about tax credits. i have had 2,000 people email me in the last three days offering a question to the prime minister on tax credits. i will choose just one. kelly writes, "i'm a single mum to a disabled child, i work 40.5 hours each week in a job that i trained for, i get paid £7.20 per hour. so in april the prime minister is not putting my wage up but will be taking tax credits off me." so my question is, can the prime minister tell us how much worse off kelly will be next year? prime minister cameron: first, let me welcome what the honorable gentlema

scott, have no athletic trainers. >> dean reynolds in chicago, dean, thanks very much. a university has removed a devicive symbol when we come back. narrator: for state senate, who shares our values? jeremy mcpike - supports school funding. thinks women should make their own health care decisions. and favors background checks on all gun sales. hal parrish? as mayor, he slashed education. fought to block women's health clinics. parrish gets an "a" from the gun lobby - they oppose background checks to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. virginia extreme or mainstream? vote mcpike for virginia. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. >> pelley: the deep south is in deep water tonight. the gulf of mexico washed up on highways in dauphin island, alabama. streets turned into rivers in hancock county, mississippi. these really remnants of hurricane patrick -- patricia, the most powerful cyclone ever in the western hemisphere. it hit mexico friday night but the damage wasn't nearly as bad as feared. but all that moisture now is headed north. a sign of changing times at the university of mississippi. the school removed for the last time the state flag becaus