thanks so much for spending time with us. >> jim chanos with kynikos.our is the big stock story of this day. just want to remind you, kevin plank will be with us tomorrow on this set for an exclusive and live interview, reacting to the company's quarter and what is happening with the stock. that does it for us. thank you for watching. "power lunch" starts now. >>> i'm melissa lee. here's what's on the menu. obamacare outrage. a huge and we mean huge spike in premiums firing up both sides of the aisle, the fallout ahead. >>> plus, we're taking the pulse of the individual investor with the schwab ceo and later the ultimate election play. we'll tell you the one sector, the one sector that is a total standout in the final months of an election year. "power lunch" starts right now. ♪ >>> we got hall & oates and sullivan. here is how your money looks on this tuesday. three hours left of the trading session, stocks in the red, not

. >> jim chanos with kynikos. under armour is the big stock story of this day. just want to remind you, kevin plank will be with us tomorrow on this set for an exclusive and live interview, reacting to the company's quarter and what is happening with the stock. that does it for us. thank you for watching. "power lunch" starts now. >>> i'm melissa lee. here's what's on the menu. obamacare outrage. a huge and we mean huge spike in premiums firing up both sides of the aisle, the fallout ahead. >>> plus, we're taking the pulse of the individual investor with the schwab ceo and later the ultimate election play. we'll tell you the one sector, the one sector that is a total standout in the final months of an election year. "power lunch" starts right now. ♪ >>> we got hall & oates and sullivan. here is how your money looks on this tuesday. three hours left of the trading session, stocks in the red, not a lot. the dow you see down 40 points. earning is the big driver today. despite that, p&g, having a positive impact on the dow. 3m is your biggest threat. >> i'm michelle

jim chanos. ms. cristal connors. mr. michael pulls key. olski. mrs. tonya ploski.he honorable josh earnest. mrs. natalie ernest. ms. burglary -- maria -- the honorable catherine russell. the honorable thomas donovan. the honorable samantha power. the honorable cass son unstein. >> not a transnational threat. it is nice to celebrate that partnership. thank you. >> mr. david bradley. mrs. catherine bradley. mrs. janet keller. ms. leslie ray. ambassador earth or in cousin -- ambassador cousin. sejas.ador paul mr. khan and mrs. khan. >> is the best thing in the world. thet of all, besides being first lady. -- think the best about it. she pushes the american designers. [indiscernible] >> amazing. she is classy. classic fashion. fashionmade american top. something you would like to see her where that she could not wear as a first lady? super has not been glamorous or casual. she is talents. she should be just the way she is. what is the pressure like to design for her? >> you are nervous. easy, i know so the body. the colors. fox what are you looking forward to tonight?

. >>> coming up today on "the half time report," jim chanos on why one of the top performing stocks will >>> is this a good time to buy the dip? and why tony saganaki is getting more bullish. more on the "half time report" at the top of the hour. see you in 15 minutes or so. >> looking forward to it, scott. >>> the company is planning to cut up to 8% of its workforce, about 300 jobs. the announcement could come as early as thursday when twitter reports quarterly results. carl, the idea is that perhaps some of the potential suitors passed on twitter because it's top heavy or just a little loaded with employees, given the slowing subscriber growth and now slowing revenue growth as well. >> that is the key. at what point do stagnant numbers start to affect what had been its silver lining? mashables got a piece up today saying basically it's time to admit twitter -- not that it needs to be saved but that is a possibility. there's no too big to fail on the internet today. >> no. you could end up with a big company, lot of people know a lot about that just isn't healthy as a business as far as

jim chanos. ms. cristal connors. mr. michael pulls key. olski. mrs. tonya ploski. the honorable josh earnest. mrs. natalie ernest. ms. burglary -- maria -- the honorable catherine russell. the honorable thomas donovan. the honorable samantha power. the honorable cass son unstein. >> not a transnational threat. it is nice to celebrate that partnership. thank you. >> mr. david bradley. mrs. catherine bradley. mrs. janet keller. ms. leslie ray. ambassador earth or in cousin -- ambassador cousin. sejas.ador paul mr. khan and mrs. khan. >> is the best thing in the world. thet of all, besides being first lady. -- think the best about it. she pushes the american designers. [indiscernible] >> amazing. she is classy. classic fashion. fashionmade american top. something you would like to see her where that she could not wear as a first lady? super has not been glamorous or casual. she is talents. she should be just the way she is. what is the pressure like to design for her? >> you are nervous. easy, i know so the body. the colors. fox what are you looking forward to tonight

. >> jim chanos joining halftime today.sounded off on tesla. >> to me the key is not deliveries, it is production. because that's the real problem here is getting geared up from the model s and model x, which are doing about 100,000, little less, units a year to what they hope for is an initial run rate of 500,000 of model 3. that's an entirely different kettle of fish. >> interesting to hear chanos talk about tesla. in a couple of months, so news filled and the stock has been pretty resilient. >> aren't we supposed to get potentially new news, this mysterious production announcement. >> that was moved from monday to today. >> so is it after the bell? >> i believe it is after the bell. >> widely covered. speaking of tesla, we're waiting on this mysterious new product announcement. it could cross after the bell. it may cross at any time. we don't know. whenever it crosses, now, later, you're going to hear it first on cnbc. plus, the white house wants to improve air travel. that sounds good because you can't make it worse. bu

jim chanos on the halftime report talking about why he's still betting against the stock. >> the problem for caterpillar, though, is just that you saw once in a lifetime super cycle buildout in mining and construction. so right now, at about $100 billion in annual cap x, the cap x in the mining industry globally is seven times what it was in '01 and almost 30 times what it was in 1991. we literally saw a once in a lifetime because of the buildout of china boom in big digging holes in the ground. >> chanos said he thinks they will be looking at weak demand for years to come. we know at least for 2017 flat. >> this is not the first time we have seen it over the last couple years. i think the main reason, in my opinion, the stock has rallied as strongly as it has this year. people have been looking for yield and they find it in the form of cat's dividend. for better or for worse. so if interest rates do go higher, i think it's negative cat. i've got to tell you something. at 24 times forward earnings, where it's credible trading in the world we live in right now, i think it's way, way too e

in a week where we had jim chanos sit over the this side of the desk talking about why he's short. >> i hate being on the other side of the trade. i traded this from the long side, never shorted it. i traded it poorly, actually. i bought it in the high 60s, sold it in the high 70s and went on to triple digits. my take on alibaba is that they seem to have it figured out what wall street wants to hear, how to communicate with the street, took a few quarters. i wouldn't be shocked if they deliver exactly what the market wants to hear. and i wouldn't be shocked if the skeptics come out and poke holes in it, which seems to be relatively easy to do with this name. so many moving pieces, so much opacity, so many governance issues that are still unresolved, so it is just a really, really tough battleground. i stay out of it. >> funny, a stock we don't talk about probably enough in this program and the way we talk about other food companies and mcdonald's, starbucks. starbucks -- >> chart technically the stock has been a mess. really since the spring. but this is the type of name where if they

jim chanos was here less than a week ago or so, saying he's negative on the athleisure space.eo of lulu. how do you feel about the stocks? >> i refer to boss, because he's been so ripe, on the show, fabulous. he put out a piece saying foot locker and lulu will be the secular winners. lulu is going to have down numbers. he thinks it is true, but in the stock. i think lulu is a multiyear move. i think because it is the spin, it is the yoga, i'll use the word that you actually will do, you like football, it is the mindfulness play. that's what they do. you know howie rose gets up at 6:00 p.m. and does yoga with the egol eagles. it is yoga and spin. you have to take five points of paint pain -- >> does that qualify -- >> no, jeff laurie is a name drop. >> i like what i hear from jim. >> thank you. >> what about lulu? you like foot locker. >> i used to not understand the lulu value proposition in their clothes, but i love their clothes. the quality surpasses everybody else. sto stock is still expensive though. >> foot locker never gets out of the penalty box. they don't follow thro

. >>> we have another huge lineup for you next week including bill miller, ivy zelman, jim chanos, marioplank, john fikthorn, michael ovitz, mark teixeira and ross levinson. we talked some football with mr. kraft, you know, probably all you guys, gals, know i'm a redskins fan by now. apparently somebody else noticed. redskins owner daniel snyder, who sent us a nice note for the show. huge fan of the "halftime report." last five years i've seen just about every show. congratulations on five years, look forward to the future. thank you, mr. snyder, for that, so much. sent a bunch of hats for all you guys, even the giants fans are wearing the redskins hats. that is a memorable day. sent us a little desk thing as well. >> we would like to see scott in that helmet. >> that won't be offering, but -- dan snyder, thank you very much. redskins, thank you as well. stocks before we get out of here. we did not talk about ge. >> yeah. >> described as not good by jim cramer today. >> not bad. not bad. listen -- >> stock is voting today. >> well, the orders were down 6%, that was much worse than expect

watch for mark lasry, nelson jim chanos, bob kraft from the bot, and more and it all starts monday on halftime at noon eastern. well done, judge wapener. okay. ulta, it's not done. stock up $27. typically you wouldn't chase. let it come in, a little, but it's going to take out its new high. honeywell being revalued right now. i like to say there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to try and find it just for you right here on "mad >>> the claims are preposterous, ludicrous and defy common sense and logic. >> i can't believe it, i'm saying that a candidate for president of the united states assaulting women. >> the heat is rising. and e direction this election takes is almost anyone's guess. >> a major military offensive against isis is prime for launch. new details straight ahead. >> just how powerful are those cell phone batteries in your pocket? nbc news investigates. >> starbucks gets ready to deliver a whole different kind of buzz. >> check out what ellen saw when she watched the last

i'm on jim chanos' side. scott wapner fifth anniversary, love it. i think you have to distinguish between the financials and the forward looking analysis that jay leno taught us frankly when he was here. i mean, i want one of those cars. i want one for my kids. and not that i expect they'll be doing anything texting or -- but there are too many kids who are texting. there are too many kids who are doing the wrong thing. and this would be a lifesaver if he pulls it off. >> it's true. actually road fatalities are starting to tick up again. a lot has been blamed on texting. >> not enough talk about that. i know that dan hessy when he was running sprint said are you aware of texting has turned around fatalities? i was not. that was about five years ago. and then the late ceo of travelers told me the same thing. >> you trust the technology and the mission, but you don't trust, what, the capital it's going to take to get there? >> well, i don't know, i think it's expensive because i got time to spend -- i got to sit down with ford, with mark fields, at th

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this was after jim chanos laid out what he thinks the problem is on "the halftime report" earlier today. ta take a listen. >> to me, the problem is not delivers, it's production. that's the real problem here, getting geared up from the model s and model x, which are doing about 100,000, little less, units a year to what they hope for as an initial run rate of 500,000 of the model 3. that's an entirely different kettle of fish. >> he says he is still short tesla. again, this is not a new position for him. >> yeah, no. he's been pretty steadfast about this and solarcity, doesn't like the deal there. let's see what happens there. listen, the stock is not rally into any hype about an announcement. it could be a sell the news just on the chart. pete just said, 200 has been there a lot, lately. to me, you've got to go back five years, look at the up trend there. it's at a pretty crucial level here and been my view you're not going to get a whole heck of a lot of exciting product announcements. now, it's about execution, financial engineering, capital raises. so to me, i don't think the stock

jim chanos, a short seller, has got some terrific ideas, interviewed him at delivering alpha. and a lot more. it all starts monday on halftime at noon eastern. this market is sloppy. i think this market should sell i like to say there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to try and find it just for you right here on "mad money." i'm jim cramer, and i will see you monday! (singing) well-- give me a "well." (singing) well. (singing) well, well, well, well, well, well, well. (singing) well, well, well, well, well, well, well. woo! let's go. ashley: the art of dress-up is more than just putting on a wig. it's role playing. oh, it's going up, marty. see it? see it happening? ashley: performing for you life. i'm feeling sexy. ashley: so slap on the paint and get into character. hey. woo! ashley: 'cause we're dressing up. oh my god, i'm disappearing. i feel like i'm becoming one with the wall. [laughter]

today at noon, jim chanos on the news from tesla. he is short that stock.n positions in his portfolio, including yum! brands, pandora, williams and others. and nelson peltz on several of the stocks in his portfolio as well. we'll talk some ge, a lot of other stuff as well, top of the hour on "the halftime report." carl, see you in about 15. >> can't wait, scott. thanks. let's get to the cme and check in with rick santelli and get "the santelli exchange." rick? >> good morning, carl. i had a guest today and we wanted to talk about the fed. i couldn't get the fire out of him, but he doesn't believe the fed holds any blame for much of the conditions of the issues that have been caused by negative interest rates. they do. yes. most of what's structurally wrong can only be fixed from the business side, but it took our central bank years to figure that out and other central banks are much more worried about perpetuating the game than fixing the problem. listen, whether you're a family unit, a private pension, public pension, state pension or just any type of coun

jim chanos, a short seller, has got some terrific ideas, interviewed him at delivering alpha. and a lot more. it all starts monday on halftime at noon eastern. this market is sloppy. i think this market should sell bull market somewhere. i promise to try and find it just for you right here on "mad money." i'm jim cramer, and i will see you monday! ?? >> welcome to "teen kids news." i'm veronique. let's begin with our top story for this week. ?? in many parts of the world today, being born female means you'll probably spend your life in hardship and poverty. emily tells us about one woman who's working to change that. >> the problem is huge. for millions of girls and women around the world, every day is a struggle just to survive. but there are things we can do to help make their lives a bit better. betsy teutsch is the author of

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