of course you're also going to still have that $1.90 you collected. >> since then shares of kraft heinzo you do >> we've got the stock pretty much right on that strike that we sold. one of the reasons you do trades like this as an investment strategy, you're basically saying i'm comfortable buying the stock here or maybe at a bit of a discount. i'm comfortable staying with this position. we have about 40 days to go. >> our first viewer asking lockheed martin, how much will the upcoming election affect the stock's next move? >> obviously depending on how we think this election is going to turn out, is it good for defense stocks or not. that 50% retracement is a little bit trouble. i might look to sell some covered calls. otherwise i might exit my position and look for a better entry point. >> is that retracement troubling to you, carter >> it's especially poor. the group is poor. i do not like this area of the market. >> our next viewer asks what is the best tragic for amd at these levels >> i really like amd especially compared to intel. it has recent outperformance it did have a pretty

kraft heinz hitting a 52-week high in the final hour of trade. the mac and cheese maker and s&p leader at this hour as deutsche bank analysts say recent covid-driven events should allow kraft heinz to improve business operations at a faster pace than its competitors who don't have as much access to financing. they are up 3.25%. covid-driven events also driving restaurant owners crazy. the coronavirus lockdown see-saw in full swing. first opening, then closing dining rooms as cases spike. up next, the burger chain ceo who is working minute by minute to churn out hot food in the hot zones. see how he's doing it when we come right back. don't go away. from fidelity. now you can trade stocks and etfs for any amount you choose instead of buying by the share. all with no commissions. stocks by the slice from fidelity. get your slice today. stocks by the slice from fidelity. about medicare and 65, ysupplemental insurance. medicare is great, but it doesn't cover everything - only about 80% of your part b medicare costs, which means you may have to pay fo

we also think kraft heinz and conagra, hotdogs and condiments.k there is room for them to take share and have a good holiday period as well. caroline: great to have you with us. thank you so much. senior food and beverage analyst. withtoday's first word mark crumpton. mark: i think we all got the invitation to romaine's for the fourth of july. thanks, buddy. a job report shows a rebound in losses from the coronavirus pandemic during a news conference from the white house this morning, he also predicted a resurgence before the election. pres. trump: the economy is coming back extremely strong. we have some areas where we are putting out the flames or the fires. that is working out well. mark: the president's comments came as spiking coronavirus cases are causing some states to slow or reverse plans to reopen their economies. the senate has approved legislation that would increase sanctions on chinese officials cracking down on dissent in hong kong. the bill now moves to donald trump's desk. a national security law and the territory, critics say, i

as for what's moving this morning, jim, i mean, you know, p & g, kellogg, kraft heinz, pantry loading continued to be quite strong p & g numbers they haven't seen growth like that in a long time. >> they have everything except for grooming because people don't care, people aren't shaving as much, everything else is on fire weaker dollar will make things even better next quarter the one i want to emphasize is united parcel, ups, when you look at that, you say to yourself, okay, well, why hasn't that been the case for a long time business is so good, why aren't they making money? well, they have a ceo, carol tamay who retired, cfo of home depot, always thought as a genius, a quiet genius, look what they did. that's why that stock it up, not down, because one person can make a great deal of difference. carl, she's a leader, a quiet leader, one that will never promote herself so i have to promote her. look at that chart look at what she's done. >> i mean, it's amazing what she's done over there. jim. the thesis on ups was that business to business was going to suffer but maybe the analyst

you have to understand that you have to look at this company the way you look at kraft heinz or you lookt clorox or you look at kell lock, you look at smucker. these are companies that were very adamant that, look, it's pull through and these are companies that said that if your pantry people loaded up, not so much kraft heinz because they didn't load up there, but i do think that netflix said the same thing which is how can you possibly do as well as when people loaded up i think the answer is, yes, you can do it internationally. it was a great call. i cannot believe how many people joined i cannot believe what a bargain people think it is, this he did a lot about how they have content, don't worry about that, they've got so much in the hopper my favorite line not talked about by the analysts is they actually discontinued people who aren't using it. they made it so that they are not paying i can't tell you another online company that ever does that. what they really love are people who keep paying automatically like i do with the nba what am i doing? there is no nba and i'm paying for n

(tx float — —— noronha who is the northern europe president at kraft heinz. good morning, sean.ean it and we will refill it in our factory in poland and send it to consumers. that process might be easy in itself but when you got a your catch up as part of everything else. we're going to have to go to a different website. and different collections. that doesn't seem to be making things easier.” collections. that doesn't seem to be making things easier. i think it's a start. we all aimed to make this a better world, we need to start somewhere. it doesn't yet offer all the products for your weekly shop but we will offer more products from heinz. also offering other products of the shopping becomes easier. potentially one day we could all do our shopping in refillable packaging. can you give us an idea over the next year how many plastic bottles of ketchup you are going to be selling to uk customers compared to the number of reusable glass bottles that will be in place? are glass bottles today are about 10% of our total sales of tomato ketchup so we are only going to be starting wit

take a look at kraft heinz. they make countrytime. they are offering a bailout package for kids.kids $100 if their business, i don't know anything about this , lauren give me the story please. lauren: i love this story. okay, so you were just talking about stimulus checks that steven mnuchin wants them, right well so does countrytime lemonade. they're offering kids $100 if their business running a lemonade stand had to be shutdown by covid so if you're under 14 years old you can sign up with the help of mom and dad on country time bailout.com. it's totally tongue and cheek but it teaches kids about entrepreneurship and struggles and i have to confess we did do a little lemonade stand on my block. i know it was wrong pandemic speaking and our neighbors were fine having our lemonade. stuart: okay by the way, my grandchildren. lauren: don't attack me on social media. stuart: no i'm just going to follow-up on that. my grandchildren, five of them, up in chatham on cape cod, on july 4, they had gone out and made masks, tie dye masks and made a load of them and sold them outside of our

. >>> what about kraft heinz, another supermarket brand?n sales because of the virus but the stock is down sharply, 4% lower. procter & gamble, pandemic winner. sales of their cleaning products through the roof. people obviously sanitizing more. they are set to pay out $8 billion worth of dividends next year. the stock's up three bucks, 2.3%. >>> let's stay on the food theme and talk grocers. jeff flock is in chicago. not at a kroger, not at a whole foods, but at an aldi. it's a german company making moves here. reporter: exactly, stuart. grocery is the big winner because less people eating out, more people going to the grocery store. i got to put my mask on but i want to take you inside america's newest grocery store. as i do, i want to show you the numbers on online grocery sales. they have been going through the roof. last august, just over $1 billion in online grocery sales. april, $5 billion. june, $7 billion. people are buying more in the store. aldi, you mentioned, german company, actually two separate german companies. this is the r