the ceo klaus kleinfeld will be here. we'll ask what he's doing to change the stock's direction. >> that could be the dog of the dow. we know what happens to the dog of the dow the next year. last year's worst performer was hewlett pack add. >> i was going to say. >> this year, the best performer. >> and best buy, if you could just -- if everyone could time the bottom. >> well, of course. if you could buy at the low, you could sell at the high. >> that's the secret. >> we'll talk to mr. kleinfeld about that. and good news for the tabloids, maybe bad news for the banks, because he's back. eliot spitzer is seeking office once again. he could very well win for the office he'll run for. now, wall street and the banks that spitzer famously went after are on notice and some are already showing concern. we'll tell you why coming up in a little bit. great story. >> yes, it is. and the investigation into the crash of that 777 in san francisco continues. the focus seems to be on the pilot who did not have any experience landing tha

and then, an exclusive interview with the ceo klaus kleinfeld per tradition. joining us now to break down the day so far, doug sandler from riverfront investment group, ed, randy from huntington funds, joining us today. randy, what do you -- well, let's get the big picture first. we've had a pretty good gain again. the question i keep asking, the 5% pullback in june, was that enough? do you expect another pullback at some point? >> you know, i think you're going to see a lot of sticker shock when people open up their portfolios this week. their bonds are going to be hurt pretty badly. i used to think i was a good market timer in the past, but i'll have to pass that crown over to the chief financial officer at apple, because he nailed the exact bottom of interest rates, and if you look at the 30-year apple bond right now, it's down about 12%. so there's going to be a lot of people that will question their bond holdings, and i think they'll continue to move more money into the equity markets. >> doug, are your clients asking those questions? what are you telling

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jim's not here, i can say klaus kleinfeld. well positioned for a difficult period.g to be difficult. we know it is given what's going on in china. >> trade agent $7.81. estimate for the current quarter is 6 cents, for the year ending december is 36 cents. anyway for this earnings per share of 6 cents match a year ago. sales are expected to be done a little more than 2% here. >> can we mention the mother ship? let's mention comcast. >> i was going g.e. >> i know. >> sorry. >> despicable me 2 the best five-day open for animated film ever, 146 -- 142 million. dm disney's lone ranger ii, $48 million. jerry bruckheimer's record spot spotty here, johnny depp's record and disney's absent the marvel pixar axis. >> going back to the point about the hollywood model. failure like that, as one person quoted in one of the pieces i read, said will be talked about for years. >> yeah. it is amazing. i think you have to spend $250 million on a movie, you talked about it. spielberg and they were talking how that model has changed dramatically from the likes of spielberg and lucas who

. >> klaus kleinfeld will help us kick off earnings season in eight or nine days. >> that wise and canny former east german. >> what's he going to do about where things stand for commodities, particularly looming? >> i, unfortunately, am not in klaus's position. that's a tough one. remember, the chinese, they keep belching out aluminum. it's one of these commodities where it's just -- it's like water. i mean, it's like you -- it's like sea water. it's just too much of it, and they recycle the darn stuff. it never dies. again, we can allude to this walking dead repeatedly, but, unfortunately, it's on another network. >> maybe it will get us ratings too. you never know. maybe they'll do a show about our show talking about the 5.0. >> 5.0. really. >> hey, listen, i love the show. >> i know you do. >> i just think the show has shakespearean overtones. >> we keep talking about a business sense or stock sense, i don't know if that's good or bad. >> not quite clear. we talk about executive pay this morning, and i'm conscious that a lot of these companies that have just had these big runs, their