josh brown. >> i'm going to reiterate sun power.s high 20s level is where it bounced off of twice. i think there's some support here technically. i know i was early in pulling the trigger on saying to get in in october, but i really do like the story long term. >> steph? >> i like dollar general. i mentioned before that walmart to me is very expensive at 15 times forward estimates. i think these guys are going to be better in price, ticket and price and the potential acquisition. >> joe? >> the russell index, playing that short. the iwm. >> dr. j. >> i'm going to get footloose again. >> please don't. >> dsw. buy that one. i bought it today. >> do everybody a favor. thank you, guys. all of have you a great rest of the day. that does it for us. we'll see you tomorrow. "power lunch" starts right now. >> "halftime" is over. "power lunch" and the second half of the trading day start right now. >> thank you, scott and welcome, everybody, to "power lunch." wherever you are and however you may be watching it. this is our lead story. you can

i think that benefits them. >> josh brown. >> i'm going with steve. i don't dislike the story pete is telling but there are better places to be. technically this stock is up against the declining 50 and 200 day. it's in a downtrend. i don't see what the rush is. >> what's a better place to be if there is one as you say? >> in the auto space, tesla, ford or mobile i and outside of the auto space 6,000 stocks to choose from, many of which are much closer to 52-week highs trending upward solid fundmentles. this is tough. >> pete, the last word and the vote split. last minute votes coming in. >> my last word, i think the problem with what josh is talking about, the stock has been moving from the downside back up. it's at that 50-day moving average. >> it failed at that level in october. that was resistance. >> it failed in october but up there now and holding on that 50 day. i think if it can hold there, close there and then all of a sudden -- >> should get a discount. they came out and said we were wrong. more deaths. it's been going on for longer. by th

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josh brown. at home, still vote please. >> i think it's a reasonable call because the space is outed and about to get a lot more crowded. but i think it's hard to know how the whole payment space will shape out. i think it's clear apple is going to take a slot of share. it's clear that it's really paypal's bills to lose. they are the legacy player with online payments and as things go mobile they are not necessarily going to be as big as they were on the desk top. so i don't think it is a terrible call but i think it's too early for anyone to be pounding their fist on the table. >> ken sera is dramatically reducing his price target in this call as well from 52 to 49. who wants to take that one. >> i think with ebay there are some real questions about around their business. i agree with this one more than the others. look at the people. they agree for certain. 85 to 15. >> you can make a fundamental case for why ebay doesn't need to exist anymore. i'm not long or short but i can side with this. >>

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steve weiss, josh brown, jon najarian, and steve grasslo. stocking stuffer trades. people buy a lot of gifts at amazon and apple during the holiday season. are they good stock bets at that time? planes, trains and automobiles, the weatherout is frightful. we'll get an update. and the lead story is energy at what could be the most important opec meeting in years. will they cut output to boost price os not? what is your trade. >> yesterday extremely heavy volume in the puts of xle. that is a either a protective bet from folks that have had a nice gain from the october lows or a bet that opec does not cut. these nearly tripled yesterday. today it is down again as crude traded but 74. what i'm saying is that it is not going to be about what opec does. it is going to be about the market reaction to that. because if we see opec cut and with that cut oil keeps going down, that tells you everything you needed to know and if they don't cut or it rally, yeah, in other words i'm playing the contrarian completely on this. and if they don't cut and everybody is anticipating that

stephen weiss, mike murphy, josh brown, jon najarian. our game plan looks like this. run bull run. yet another streak strategist with a big target for stocks. who made the call and what it means for your money. home wrecker. while 2015 may not be a great year for housing. we begin with the biggeststop stock in the world getting bigger. apple up 50% this year. today another milestone, $700 billion market cap and amazingly the value has nearly doubled since tim cook took over in august 2011. can't be stopped. >> to me the moral is when a company has a lot of market share and a lot of cash, as the big mistake to say that they are done. they can't innovate. companies with a lot of resources like that. and companies with a customer base that love them tend to figure it out. even if it takes a couple of years. that is exactly what we saw here. the main point i think the really interesting though is this is not the most highly valid company in history. if you go by inflation of adjusted dollars. real dollars. microsoft was worth 613 billion which in $2014 is about 875 billion. apple is ab

josh brown making moves today. there is the leaderboard down 5%.ou are in sixth place. >> i really got nailed over the summer. i kind of sat back and i said i will wait for some fact pitches. and then i kind of forgotten about it. now i want to do things year round that i think will be profitable. first thing i'm doing is trading j.c. penney. i think the sellers are done. if i'm wrong i think i have very limited risk. the stock has bounced from this level multiple times. if there is a substantial break below i will take my loss pretty quickly. i don't think that is the case. still have a short position here. all the bad news is probably out. the other thing i'm doing is mobileeye. this is a stock that got a lot of attention after it came public. had a big rally and then had the shareholder lockup. there hasn't been much talk. they are going to report earnings on november 20. i think they will talk about some of the new contracts that have been rumored. they are working with almost every major automobile player in the world or potentially will be wo

josh brown, the ceo of rid holtz wealth management and dr. j, jon najarian, co-founder of option munster. our game plan, a big call on big oil. we're going to talk to the analyst who made it and what it says about where crude could be headed from here. what will draghi do? joins us later from london on what's ahead for the ecb and how to play it. stocks off the strongest five-week rally in five years. the s&p hitting a record and astounding 45 times this year and counting. while many strategists appear to be more cautious about next year, our first guest today is not. in fact, his target is one of the highest on the street. john schultz is oppenheimer's chief strategist live from the floor of the new york stock exchange. welcome back. >> hey, thanks, scott. >> i'm looking at the note. what's most interesting, you say we believe our 2015 target is relatively modest. i don't know. one of the highest on the street. maybe you're getting ahead of everybody else. >> you know, that's the way everybody thought last year when -- on november 19th of 20

talking about the new terrain is josh brown. he's with rithoitz assess management. joe wes thought at bloomberg news. felix salmon is the financial writer for reuters and megan murphy is at fast ft. she will become washington bureau chief for the financial times in january. i'm pleased to have all of them here. let me begin. tell me what is it exactly you do. give me a sense of your day. >> well literally started at bloomberg a week ago. i have no idea what my day is.w, reporting on the news in real time. bringing to bring financial journalism both to the speed of the internet and also take advantage of the news out lets we have of social media getting that financial news through the proper channels. >> rose: with global markets the way they are, what would you get up and read. >> i would get up at 4:00 in the morning when i first started in the'í business, there was the eo zone crises and all the financial crises going on. there was so much to catch up on. if i had gotten to the office at a normal hour i would have fell impossibly behind. basically since i started

starting lineup for today, josh brown is the ceo of ridholtz wealth management.irector at ver tis investment partners, stevewise managing partner of short hills capital and pete najarian of options munster. no better place to put your money than right here at home. the good old usa. latest proof, word japan slipped back into recession. a stunning turn of events for an economy juiced by central bank stimulus and one

pete najarian, john josh brown, steven weiss, and mike murphy. veterans day we're also joined by navy veteran and super bowl champion phil mcconkey. we do kick of our show with stocks hitting new highs yet again. the dow the

pete najarian, john josh brown, steven weiss, and mike murphy. in honor of veterans day we're also joined by navy veteran and super bowl champion phil mcconkey. we do kick of our show with stocks hitting new highs yet again. the dow the s&p and the transports looking to add. and the dow going for six straight up days, something it hasn't done since june. a testament surely to the power of the recent rally. as stocks are up 10% from the mid october lows. josh, industrials, financials, healthcare tech. these sectors keep hitting new highs every day. >> i tend to focus a lot on things like breadth and market internals because trying to gauge what the real trend is beyond just price you want to get a sense of what most stocks are doing. and as i've been talking about on my last couple of appearances here, it is all systems go. in the s&p 100. the mega caps. the s&p 500. the nasdaq 100, the qs. you have to advance decline lines at new al time highs above and beyond the pryer september high for ad. look at the mid caps b breaking through. the russell 2

stephen weiss, mike murphy, josh brown, jon najarian. our game plan looks like this. run bull run. yet another streak strategist with a big target for stocks. who made the call and what it means for your money. home wrecker. while 2015 may not be a great year for

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mike murphy, josh brown, pete and jon najarian, and the new ceo of target is live for an exclusive interviewmpany's big earnings beat. tesla's biggest bull slashes his outlook but still says it is a buy. so what gives. and our top stour. big

steve weiss, josh brown, mike murphy, pete najarian, let's get to today's game plan.baba versus apple. two stocks, one price. which is it a better bet at 114? and the key question, the big vote hits the senate this afternoon. and the ahead of it the trades on crude and energy. first for a stop story. and that is retail earnings

steve weiss, josh brown, mike murphy, pete najarian, let's get to today's game plan. alibaba versus apple. two stocks, one price. which is it a better bet at 114? and the key question, the big vote hits the senate this afternoon. and the ahead of it the trades on crude and energy. first for a stop story. and that is retail earnings season in full swing. 16 reporting this week. courtney reagan joins was today's winners and losers. >> let's start with home depot. that is the name reporting first. missing expectations by a penny but revenues in line. u.s. same store sales increasing a strong 5.8%. the retailer still trying to determine the total cost it have recent data breech. dix sporting goods reporting -- missing slightly on the top line. the retailer also points out continued weakness in golf and hunting for dragging down comparable sales. tjx misses. cutting full year profit forecast. not really a vote of confidence for that holiday quarter that we're in right now. and urban outfitters disappointing profit. down a third. and --. u urban is the s&p's biggest lager t

josh brown, stephanie link, joe terranova and jon najarian, and also joining us is the zach seaward.gin with ceos in the hot seat. dick costolo,

. >> joe it's josh brown. thanks finish coor coming on. i want to push back a little on the amlp. the structure how that product works, andive kicked the tires you don't really get the full benefit of the mlp distributions even though it does help maybe with the k 1 issue a little bit. but then also isn't there huge concern about some companies having to cut distributions in light of the drop on the price. i know these aren't directional prices but there is some impact. >> if you look in the short-term, yes. but i'm looking long term. oil is where it is today. i don't expect to it stay that way. maybe for a little while. but this is more long-term. when i look at dividend returns, this one being 6%. i'm thinking down the road. when i like the day trade i like to look at other stocks and not hold them for a longer period of time. this because of the dividend yield is something i look at further down the road. in the short-term probably right. long term i think there is an upper side. >> the pick you had last time, karax. do you take your money and run? >> there was a stock i talked

mike murphy, josh brown, pete and jon najarian, and the new ceo of target is live for an exclusive interview just after his company's big earnings beat. tesla's biggest bull slashes his outlook but still says it is a buy. so what gives. and our top stour. big day for the big boxes. target costco, walmart and all hitting new highs. >> i sold it and bought it at a significantly low area. the june they didn't have a ceo. and one of the directors buying it around 57,000 dollars share. i looked forward and kept seeing a headaches they faced came from last year on the breech. and suddenly more and more folks --. i still like target. love the numbers. love what they are doing. i don't think there is anything wrong with the company right now. and because of that i did sell because it moved too much. too much too fast. i think you can take some off and get an opportunity later. >> josh you agree? >> two weeks ago we were talking about what is the primary beneficiary. and what is the trade on lower gas prices. i think we all agree walmart, target. upside surprises tend to take place in stocks already

here to talk about it is josh brown, ceo of ritholtz asset management. joe weisenthal of bloomberg news. felix salmon is executive senior editor at "fusion." megan murphy is head of "fast ft," a service that delivers market-moving news 24 hours a day. she will become washington bureau chief for the financial times in january. what is it exactly you do? give me a sense of your day. >> i started at bloomberg a week ago. big picture, when i was at "business insider," it was basically reporting on the news in real time, trying to bring financial journalism up to the speed that the internet and also take advantage of the due outlets that we have, social media, getting the financial news through the proper channels. >> with global markets the way they are, what time would you get up and what would you read? >> for five years, i got up at 4:00 in the morning. when i started in the business, there was the euro zone and all of the different financial crises going on. there was so much to catch up on. if i got into the office at a normal hour, i would have felt im

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josh brown, mike murphy, jon and pete najarian, and steve grasso from stewart frankel is on the floorthe new york stock exchange for us. we begin with the stunning and continued drop in the price of crude oil and ripple effects from wall street to washington. where this hour, the house will vote on the controversial

josh brown, the ceo of rid holtz wealth management and dr., jon najarian, co-founder of option munster. our game plan, a big call on big oil. we're going to talk to the analyst who made it and what it says about where crude could be headed from here. what will draghi

joe ter nova is the senior managing director at vertis and josh brown ceo of rid holtz wealth managemente the kickoff of the biggest on-line shopping day the world has seen, alibaba's so-called singles day under way in china. it's a made up event that has become a very real en

. >> michael, these are more than just words and i think josh is right to point out that they are loaded, describing browne most intensive face like a demon, saying he thought michael brown could beat him to death. even in the end after michael brown is dead in a pool of blood, he says, the threat was stopped. i mean, quite literally, the black menace hangs over, it is tacit, embedded in this receiptoric -- receipt rick. reterhic. >> there's a lot more going on in terms of what michael brown represents as a threat to this police officer. >> sure you can't ask for a clearer articulation of the demonization of black masculinity comparing michael brown to hulk hogan. you infant alinfantalize yourse make him the man. there are studies out there that say many see black kids older than they are, so there is a loss of innocence in black masculinity. on the other hand there's a lack of humanitiy here. you see both those forces here. the lack of humanity and the innocence of this human being and putting it together michael brown looks like a horrible figament. others might resonate with that even though they may b

josh duhamel, 42. former secretary of state condoleezza rice is 60. britain's prince charles is 66 today. >>> i'm dara brown here with bill karins. thank you for watching. have a great one and have a wonderful weekend.

brown" and "stop racist police alerts." we'll have more on in the show. >> okay. abc's joshurse, our coverage here grounded into that soil. so when the wind blows them and have embers on them they can start many fires. >> those gusty santa ana winds expected to be a threat at least through tomorrow. >>> they're breathing a sigh of relief in the buffalo area. there were fears of flooding as huge snowdrifts melted. there were huge flooded roadways and surging rivers and streams, but the national guard came in and placed sandbags, so far disaster has been averted. there still is a state of emergency in western new york along the -- along with heavy winds. high winds the weather story in detroit. nearly 200,000 homes and businesses are without power overnight. the winds heavily knocked over trees but the front of a building under construction. many power lines are down including this one which started a fire that destroyed a streetlight overnight. the winds should die down. >>> meanwhile, a snowstorm is moving toward the east coast likely to arrive at the very worst time as mill

brown. joshua miller has been covering this race from the very start. joshn time. our first read team, of course, notes that is the flood gates. that's when we begin to see the setting of the night. >> that's true indeed. this has been a very close race in recent days. we've seen polls narrow it definitely feels like a margin of error race. there are pockets of enthusiasm from scott brown and those fed up with president obama. and pockets of enthusiasm for jane shaheen. it will come down to the wire. >> what is behind the late surge for scott browne? >> i'm not sure if it's a late surge. i think his message begun to connect a little bit more. his focus on making sure people connect shaheen with president obama who has become unpopular in the state. i think over time that message has begun to trickle down to more and more voters and if she's successful tonight i think it will be because he worked so hard to make that message that a vote for shaheen a continue what obama is doing. shaheen worked to localize the race and make it about what she said she has done

. >> brown was trying to take his gun and he has a clean conscience about the shooting because he knows he did the josh right. continuing pro defendants, we are also posting updates and video on our new you tube channel, just look for ktvu on you tube. >>> if you are traveling, expect some long delay, taking snow and more than 200 hhundred has been transferred and that number is about to grow. we spoke to a duty manager a short time ago and he said they can begin delays and if you are flying to the east coast, contact am your air line however, you should not justify the cost. it says the rest of bartz's riders will be paying for this half billion dollar project for years to come. >>> they are investigating a case of sexual battery at a resident resident behind by somebody she didn't know. thethe no men searched the area. he strike him and he was wearing a dark-hooded sweatshirt. if you have any information company police. >>> coming up at 530 and coming up next, a mystery on a usually quiet hiking frame what they noticed before discovering the body of a dying man. >>> and good morning they are looking

brown's parents, who indicated that the proper way to remember and pay tribute to their son's memory is for people to express their views peacefully. and that is a view the president has wholeheartedly. >> josh earnest. apparently an announcement by the st. louis county prosecutor and expected in the grand jury investigation of darren wilson of the shooting of unarmed michael brown. we have full coverage on. we have our reporters trymaine lee at courthouse in st. louis, amanda sukuma in ferguson, missouri, and lisa bloom, msnbc legal analyst, and ari melber from from "the cycle." i'm going to bring in anthea butler to talk about this as well. i want to go back to trymaine about what we just heard from the white house. this emphasis on peaceful protest. that has been the call from officials both within missouri, from the family as well as all the way from washington, d.c. when you've talked to protesters on the ground, how do they feel? how do they read this constant emphasis on them being peaceful? >> reporter: the vast majority have always been peaceful. they always have a desire their movement is a peaceful one and doesn't turn violent. again, they feel while the eyes are on them and all t

brown and stop racist police alerts. we'll have more on in the show. >> okay. abc's joshu so much, josh. >>> of course, our coverage here for the decision in ferguson is not going to end here. we'll keep a close eye on what's happening in ferguson a little later in this half hour. also throughout the morning. so be sure to stay with us. we do want to tell you about other headlines we are following this morning. fire crews are on alert in southern california after powerful wind and low humidity prompted a red flag warning. dusty winds toppled trees and sent sizable tumbleweeds rolling in parts of the san fernando valley. all of them are potential fireballs. >> they spark off easily and not grounded into the soil owe so when the wind blows them and have embers on them they can start many fires. >> those gusty santa ana winds expected to be a threat at least through tomorrow. >> breatf in buffalo. there were fears of flooding as huge snowdrifts melted. there were huge flooded roadways but the national guard came in and placed sandbags, so far disaster has been averted. there

brown's body taking the stand today. >> the city of ferguson is preparing for possible violent reaction once the grand jury makes its decision. with more, here's abc's joshare high in ferguson, missouri, in the shadow of a grand jury investigation. on the line, whether officer darren wilson will be charged in the shooting death of 18-year-old michael brown. >> we have some of the challenging days ahead of us. take a deep breath, stand back and calm don. >> reporter: the decision will be announced later this month. protesters want wilson charged with murder, but there could be no charges. many fear more violence is headed to the st. louis suburb. >> our expectation is that people will exercise their rights and raise their voices in a legal, constructive manner. >> reporter: later this morning, the grand jury will hear testimony from a forensic pathologist hired by brown's family. >> the muzzle of the gun was at least one or two feet away. the muzzle at the time of discharge. could have been 30 feet away. it would be the same thing. >> reporter: baden said his exam determined there weren't signs of a struggle. some witnesses say brown was surrendering to o

josh earnest win joil us on "new day." >>> the officer who fatally shot mikan brown could be stepping down from the ferguson police departmentportedly in talks to resign to ease pressure on his fellow officers, but only if the grand jury clears him in the michael brown shooting. a decision could be imminent and michael brown's father is pleading for calm. cnn's clayton perez is in clayton where the grand jury is meeting, what's the latest? >> officer darren wilson is in the final stages of negotiations, to resign. now all of that is happening as the grand jury returns here to st. louis county justice center to begin deliberations. here's some evidence, hear some evidence and begin deliberations. they could make a decision as soon as today. darren wilson has been in these negotiations for some time. he has told associates that one reason he wants to do this is to ease some of the pressure on some of his fellow officers. but you know his concern has been that while the grand jury was still hearing evidence, he didn't want to resign and make it look like he was admitting any fault. he says he has done nothing wrong in the shoot