but in the meantime, thuse este lauder to make themselves look terrific last quarter estee lauder had a perfectly good three months, just not good enough has there been enough of a reset? we'll find out monday morning. by the way, if it's a good quarter, that's a terrific sign for ulta beauty, a solid beauty partner in if u.s. and also reason to go back and buy some macys which got overly hated real fast and does a lot of business with estee lauder tuesday morning we hear from kohl's ever since our visit to a new jersey kohl's near princeton to interview outgoing ceo kevin mansell, i've been telling club owners of action alerts that this is among the cheapest of the discount chains. i don't think they're being hurt by the resurge of walmart. kohl's has a good yield. it has a partnership with amazon where you can return goods by walking through stores to exchange them for the ever so popular kohl's catch the stock, however, an erratic trader i say maybe buy some before and buy some after i love those kalz casohl's cash remember they turned me down on a credit card? i'm back all is forg

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est estee lauder said demand was es cially strong for its skin pro. i've been there a couplereca times. estee lauder it's seized profits for the year. invests shrugged that off. they sent shares up more than 3% to 140.56. lynnette warnedhat its 2019 financial performance could come under pressure after a key distribution contract was not renewed. the agreement expires in march and applies to three products. lynnette is still assessing the impact. shares of the companylunged 60% to $5.35. >>> as we've bee tellingyou, competition in the fund industry s fees dropping sharply. sometimes to zero in an effort to attract and keep customers. as we've reported, fidelity became the first to offer two zero cost index funds. vanguard eliminated trading fees on most of i etf's. sharon is here to explain what you should watch out for. always great to see you. >> good to be here. >> what kind of fees are these that eat into your returns and savings? >> the first are expense ratios to think about, the fees on mutual funds. that can be maybe the average is half a%, so

now the right, the alt-right is adopting that in our politics. >> mark lauder, one last word response or you prefer we move along? >> i think there is, there is some relative we have to take a look at. i think we all, we all hold a certain amount of blame in this. i'll go back in october of, of last year where -- and i'll pull it off here. the george papadopoulos plea agreement was significantly enormous. it was more problematic than the gates and manafort indictments. he had already given up four other people. those were all things that were being talked about for 24/7 on cable news after the fact of a plea deal. now we know this week it was all insignificant. so we've got to be careful when we get into areas of prognosticating what we think is going to happen and what things mean and we find out the facts later are wrong. >> is that true? >> i wouldn't say it's insignificant. i think he didn't cooperate. at the end of the day they couldn't trust what he said. at the end of the day we had his e-mail and phones. they know about his interaction with the russians and they know who in th

store growth they're now selling estee lauder's mac brand, which is really helped traffic.it were to pull back, i would buy it back. >> may not know about the stock, but i noticed krrk ody, terrible performer in 90 days so i wonder if that would be a name you're looking at >> no, i llike the premier or private label or unique brands that's what ulta is offering >> everybody's trying to look good for the gram. myself included. >> estee lauder had that screaming run that steph was participating in from you know whatever it was. this year, she's owned it for probably longer than that. just from 120 to 152 or 155. i think you could be a little patient here just like she's saying rather than jumping in on this one. haven't had any stepping back in >> what was confusing is it was weak were you not confused by the comments about retail traffic slowing and brick and mortar >> the number guidance is all currency >> got a lot of currency exposure and i'm not pleased with that. there were pockets that weren't perfect for estee. that is way overtaking anything in bricks and mortar we k

but increasingly it's not traditional department store brands like estee lauder and lancome that areet, but disruptors who have launched on social media, like rihanna's fenty beauty, kylie jenner‘s lip kits, and the new york start up glossier, as the bbc‘s kim gittleson reports from new york. so i'm just going to spritz my face. for 17—year—old lila childs, her obsession with make—up started young after she saw the hunger games movie atjust11. one thing i really remember was the make—up and how it wasn't really about vanity, the way the make—up transformed her into who they sort of wanted her to be so i went home and i stole my mum's make—up and whatever i had and i tried to do it on myself. lila says it was the power to transform that made her want to become a full—time make—up artist. so to get started, she did what every teenager does these days — she opened an instagram account, makeup by lila, to show off her looks and get advice from brands like this one, glossier. in today's world, women are really making their beauty decisions based on other women, not based on sales associat

charles: this morning estee lauder reported sales in america only up 2%. europe, the juggernaut, asia make up 26%, 30%. it suggests although tariffs are making headlines, the folks in china are boycotting estee lauder products. >> it's very interesting. the earnings overseas have been better than the earnings in the u.s. earnings are up 25% for the quarter year over year. revenues are up. we had 79% of companies beat earnings estimate. so it's definitely booming, but what's interesting is we talk about tariffs. the dollar has rallied. so it brought down pricing overseas because the cost in dollars is less. charles: steve? >> i don't know if that's the reason why the dollar rallied. charles: steve, are you worried about the dollar get to go strong? >> no, not right now. there is no indication the dollar is going to take off anytime soon. i'm not worried about that. you mys are spot on. the economy is doing very well. we should be celebrating like this. you started the segment saying we are soon to be the longest bull market ever. we should be happy in all t

monday estee lauder reports their earnings. tuesday the non-manufacturing survey comes out.l's and dollar tree report their results. and more retail earnings from target and the parent company of victoria's secret. earnings from hp and alibaba. the federal reserve hosting its annual gathering in jackson, wyoming. next week maria bartiromo will be back. former macy's former chairman and ceo terry lundgren will be her guest. you can watch my show making moony with charles payne every night 6:00 p.m. eastern. a start smart tune in week days at 6:00 a.m. eastern for "mornings with maria." that will do it for us. thank you for watching. ♪ >> i'm bob massi. for 35 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, ground zero for the american real-estate crisis. but it wasn't just vegas that was hit hard. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the grand canyon state of arizona. so we headed from the strip to the desert to show you how to explore the new landsc

with me now is mark lauder former special assistant to president trump and former press secretary ofent mike pence. mark, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> let's talk about nondisclosure agreements. did you sign one while you were in the administration? >> yes. the first thing i did after i left the administration in last october and joined the re-election campaign i signed an nda as well. >> why? >> i'm being paid and encouraged to speak more. it's standard operating procedure in these kinds of campaigns and corporate world. i take it as a personal commitment regardless of whether the nda -- my job as a senior advisor not only at the federal level, but when i worked for mayors and governors, is offer advice. they need to be able to trust me and know i'm not going to violate that confidence in terms of discussing our private conversations. in this case it was put in writing. it's something i would have done regardless. >> let me read what omarosa's nda in the 2016 campaign looked like. during the terms of your service you promise and agree not to demeanor dispa

outfront, mark lauder, special assistant to trump, and former national press secretary. nice to have you both. simone on this monday evening, truth is not truth, in what world? >> not this world, poppy, perhaps in 1948. george orwell wrote the party told you to reject what you saw with your eyes and ears and that was their final command. i think the trump administration and the president's attorneys would love us to believe, to buy into the idea that there are different versions of the truth. that's the opposite of the definition of the truth. no one is buying this. the special counsel i don't think is buying it, lucky for the president and other people, this is not what democrats are running on across the country in midterm elections. this just doesn't make sense. >> mark, you worked at the white house, former assistant to the president, worked for the vice president, it is not just this statement this time from one man, from rudy guiliani, it is the totality of it, right? let's jog everyone's memory a moment. take a look at this. >> if fact counting is anything, we nev

estee lauder was upgraded to buy from neutral to d.a. davidson. company's fundamentals quote, the strongest seen in years. the price target now 167 and the price did fall, however, 3% to $136.63. a> still ahead, big bank jumps feet first into no-cost investing and it could change retail trading as we know ♪ ♪ >>> w usually tell you about start-ups that are trying to disrupt a industry today, though, it is an old timer's turn to do just that. e nation's largest bank is jumping into low-cost investing and in this case, free investing. j.p. morgan will launch a app that lets customers trade online at no cost. it comes at a time whenmp ition to attract investors may be heating up and the trend has the fees downward. in today's news fm j.p. sent shares of discount brokers as you see there,omimes lower, a lot lower. >> joining uss to talk about t new service and managing banking analyst at rbc capital markets. >> gerard, let's turn first to j.p. morgan's stock. is it a good move for them to be offering no-fee trades? is it goo business? >> i think it is

estee lauder was upgraded at morgan stanley. the pricearget is $160. the stock was up more than 1% to $14 $140.09. >>> coming up sunshine, beach, and amazon? >> i'm scott cohn at another potential site for amazon's covete $5 billion second headquarters. this is miami, a city that has a lot going fittor it and a particular connection to amazon's founder. we'll tell you what that is, coming up on "nightly business report." >>> t rise in home prices is slowing. today, we got another weaker re on the real estate market. and while that may be bad news for home sellers, it is potentially good news for home buyers. diana olick h re. >> reporter: home prices are and rising, but by less less. in june, prices nationally rose 6.2% year over year, accordi to the much-watched s&p case-shiller price index. that is down from the 6.4% gain in may. prices usual lag sales and sales have been falling for most of this year. the problem has been a chronic lack of supply. builders are not keeping up with demand, especially on the low end of the housing market. demand is str

of any students being disciplined for such behavior well earlier we discussed the issue with john lauder and former missouri republican and richard goodstein former adviser to the hillary clinton presidential campaign. football is about football schools about school and if you have a protest protest in a constructive way this girl can write letters to the editor she can arrange a little march but protesting in your classroom to irritate your classmate mates and virtue signal and that's what she's being taught mom's teaching her mom is so proud you're taking to the streets is that bothersome to people is that annoying to people when you get when you get arrested disproportionately when you get shot disproportionately when you get put in jail just proportionally that's not just annoying that's totally ruining your life so the fact you're taking to the streets is not merely disruptive you're trying to make a point in less you have a goal and something that you actually have a path to accomplish then you're just disrupting you're just being an antagonist to your fellow athletes or the fans o

beatg up, estee lauder's their forecast. now we are seeing shares positive.ail broadly and where consumers are spending their dollars. you can always use the bloomberg to interact with the shards shown by using gtv -- charts shown by using gtv . treasury, a warning of a short freeze in the treasury market. you can check this out and all of the other charts on gtv . this is bloomberg. ♪ julie: retail revival. big wins in number and nordstrom last week on signs of optimism in the consumer sector. estee lauder came out with numbers that be estimates for profits and revenue. it looks like the forecast was hurt by an accounting change, but people looking on the bright side. let's talk more about this with brooke sutherland of bloomberg opinion. when you look at the ensemble of drawl, it is difficult to a conclusion because we have seen diversions in individual companies. : retail canke survive this onslaught from retailers. other e- you have to think outside of the box and be creative if you want to make it in this current environment. we saw that fro

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lauder donors included, saying there has been a management failure here. —— lord adonis. who need round the clock care in england, will double in the next 20 years. researchers from newcastle university are warning that relying on unpaid, informal carers, such as family members, isn't a long—term solution. the government says adult social care reforms will be unveiled this autumn. here's our social affairs correspondent alison holt. we are living longer and more of us will need help in our old age. today's research spells out the pressures that brings. the number of people in their mid—80s with complex health problems who need 24—hour a day support will double within two decades. researchers calculate by 2035, there will be nearly half a million people aged 85 and over who need round—the—clock care. overall in the 65 plus age group, more than 1 million will require that high level of support. the report warns health and care services will have to adapt, because families will struggle. it is going to be more difficult forfamilies because women are working, women are the pr

estee lauder up 3.6%. they reported and the initial guidance is considered positive. kohl's is up in the department store reports tomorrow. but thereenney tank was the bright spot of nordstrom, that stock was higher. vonnie: thanks to abigail doolittle. greece's economic minister is expected to announce his country is exiting its parallel. in a speaker. what will he announced today -- he announce today? >> it is the formal end to the bailout program. a lot of reforms have taken place. there has been a gradual progress. it has taken longer than many expected. here we are. the formal end of the troubles of greece. is entering into an interesting phase where can look , toard to progress rebuilding its banking platform and so on. this is an exciting time for investors. a new start. the announcement may be a symbolic gesture saying we are out of it now. understand how this could be exciting from a political perspective. from a market and financial perspective, is greece in a better place than it was three or four years ago? the value,ook at this crisis of the past eight ov

mark lauder is here. and michael malice, and from reason.com, robby soave. welcome. so let's talk about this. is this the latest version of alternative facts? is this an unforced error that eclipses some of the more pressing elements of the story? >> i think what rudy was trying to explain, is two different views of the same story, is that perjury? i think we have seen so many times where people will string together a set of facts to create their own conclusion which may or may not be right. it's like a dan brown novel, it doesn't mean the conclusion is right just because the facts are. kennedy: obviously robert mueller is going to believe someone whom he mentored, meaning james comey. james comey and the president have completely different versions of the same events. i think what giuliani is saying. it's also a failure if people have to reexplain what you mint. >> most of people think rudy giuliani as the [inaudible] he spent a lot of time being a prosecutor. let's say you and i went downtears to make a phone call. if i say yes, were nut same room with her, so ther

liz: joining me now, mark lauder. is there a blue wave. >> i think they are color blind, there is not a blue wave forming, they continue to lose race after race, even in ohio, they are missing some key statistics, remember barack obama won that in 2008, president trump is 2016, it is a close district. our candidate got outspent 3 to 1, yet he is still able to pull off that vaik victory, shows trudge of message and president's leadership. liz: later in show we'll have hollywood celebrities saying green party candidate is ruining it for the democrats, they are outraged in hollywood, that green party candidate claimsly was from aliens, that is what is happening there. which way do you see it going after yesterday's eventses? >> i don't put too much stock into any of these special election, they are low turn out usually, especially the summer, but i think you are seeing success in the message. probably lose a few seats here and there, that is historical trend but i believe that republicans will keep the majority, because

estee lauder, another consumer name. the 2019 guidance came up late.sulted in theet's take a look at government bond market. that is more flattening than 2/10 spread. action, a little bit of when looking at a headline. puttingthink people are tons of weight and for the most part expected to remain. we get jackson hole in the conversation. for monetary policy. aboutesident complained rate hikes. of course, then trading this week. included the pound. prime minister justin trudeau says they are looking forward to in the coming weeks. lastly, they reported they were resolving their differences under nafta. what report would be complete without the turkish lira. the s&p and moody's downgraded their credit rating. -- as a member, -- thes less likely will see same that we have seen in the previous two weeks. >> let's look at commodities. a lot of action in the commodities. .oday, more subdued gold finally getting buyers of overallome green, but much quieter. those are today's market minutes. fresh sessionat lows. of more on this, head shestment strategist and

everybody knows somebody should have bought them and it just getz more and more expensive >> estee lauder on the rise after beating on the top and bottom line for their fiscal fourth quarter >> the sock was in a down trend before this report and it's interesting it's trading up even though they cut guidance i look at this and think about uhl t ulta i think you want to be in ulta instead. >> consolation brand, stz, the big drinkmaker under pressure after being downgraded to negative at susquehanna. you own it >> bought it last week had to roll down my calls because they went in my face a day later. day after i saw the activity >> markets don't care. >> they bought canopy growth, a marijuana play put $4 billion into that another firm a day after upgrades the target to 250 a share. so we'll see whether s susquehanna's right. i rolled the calls down though >> is it because of the drink's business >> purchase. yep. >> prax air. not a name we talk about a lot on the move as european regulators approve its deal to merge with linde the two companies still having a clear a major hurdle what do you

bring in mark lauder, special assistant to president trump and former press secretary for vice president pence. great to see you today. >> great to see you. >> harris: the ball may have moved on that, if there is opening for capitol hill, lawmakers on capitol hill to take a look at making some time for any sort of confirmation and replacement of jeff sessions, that may have changed the game. your thoughts? >> well, it could very well do that, obviously the senate warned for a while they have a full calendar right now and one that would open up for a appointment of a new attorney general and in the meantime, rosenstein would be the acting attorney general, according to current system where it moves to the next person in line. so you could, but i don't see anything happening definitely before the midterm and then after the mid-terms it would be up to the president and/or attorney general sessions to decide. >> harris: marc, have politics of jeff sessions, changed all of a sudden? you have senator lindsey graham saying the president should be able to choose and can choose whomever he want n

eighteen year old indonesian orphan has become a beacon of hope for athletes in his homeland sprinter lauder muhammad went from virtual unknown to household name in a little over a year after winning the one hundred meters final at the under twenty world championship in finland now with the confidence the gold medal brings he is gearing up for the asian games on home soil. dedication to sprinting has earned him plenty of rewards already such as a handful of gold medals his latest success was at the world under twenty championships in finland he's the first indonesian ever to win any medal at the championships transforming him into a larger than life figure in the country. soon his new wooden house built by the state will be finished to quite not great from his childhood home that had a roof made of bamboo and sticks living below the poverty line is common place in his village. now that same house is a museum motivating a multitude of fellow athletes. but when i was henri's victory has inspired others not only us who are here but other athletes across indonesia making us want to become champi

anthem says they will reduce out of pocketcosts for consumers shares of estee lauder a erasing losses been given a weaker tharn expected full year forecast they did beat the recent quarter on top and bottom lines the forecast they were talking about was initiatives to boost sales you can see the stock is down only by 12 cents. >>> mutual funds run by goldman sachs have purchase losses, according to morning star data more importantly as of june 30 object before friday's devaluation of currency. the "wall street journal" says if you include the accounts, the losses come to more than $250 million. >>> and a new low-cost carrier getting ready for takeoff. phil le beau joins us, he has a lot on the wildcater airlines. >> reporter: we heard from people saying you got six airlines, six large enough sizable airlines that's the u.s. service in the u.s the wildcater airlines used by an aviation consultant he looks at the smaller niche airlines and says don't fall asleep on these guys, frontier, spirit, sun country. these are guys getting more and more business because they are serving smaller u

estee lauder that is up 4.5%. >> i have subscribers and get a chance to see what happened.nitially down now it is up. same thing happened with deere on friday five and then up 5. reversals must be going great and low for consumer staples this is why it is amazing it is moving away for need for technical every day and leadership from places you never thought before. >> bullish charles payne you're all right there. good to see you on a monday morning. tyson foods paying more than 2 million they pay to other enxas up a fraction. ford look at that. below $10 a share. 963 that ford motor company. and price are of oil this morning i think it is mid-60s yes it is. 6595 and national average for gasoline that is coming down. this monday morning it is $2.83 i love it to broader markets longest in history i'll repeat the number charles on we understand, it will be $3,453 days of a bullish market never been higher than that. although there's the caveat it has to take out the general 26th high before it goes down 20% so technically we'll be at the all time high because measuring it by,

. >> we don't know estee lauder was about the 25% tariff on cosmetics.here's a lot not sourced in america. i check now, david is it sourced? where? and companies are trying to distance themselves from, to some degree, the united states but some degree china. it's something to watch. because it's wholesale shifted the way business is done around the world. >> yesterday you were talking about movement of chains i think the journal saying nobody in this kunduz it you have to start from scratch somewhere. >> we don't make aluminium aren't they going to dislocate to a certain extent supply chains and the ability to get product where it needs to be and a price people are willing to pay. isn't there a risk here beyond just getting china to try to agree to what we want? >> yes we have an interview tomorrow with brian cornell kohls have been sourced to china. you can pull out we know from many -- manny tirico talked about the ability to shift relatively quickly from where you're getting materials you're right relatively quickly means there's a period where you're

worth noting estee lauder really had this huge surge in the summer the kind of make-up trade was a popular>> well, it's a stand out for household products and consumer spending jim kramer this morning was talking about how they've benefitted from the international traveller setting up in all the duty-free and airports and getting in front of the consumer that way. and it's been a huge growth story. >> obviously bouncing here exactly from the june high >>> another winner to point out today, nike receiving a pair of up grades today. changing its rating from positive to neutral and citing a strong global athletic trajectory, also saying a lower risk profile, leaner inventories. nike is also launching a brand new collection with serena williams and designer virgil abloh. it's a cnbc exclusive to discuss how they've worked with both of them in nike number one in the dow for 2018 up more than 30% >> wall street has just embraced this idea that they're in a good part of the cycle, strategically they're in the right spot. just wonder if these up grades they're just kind of chasing >> they're late.

estee lauder beating on earnings, and netflix seeing a pop, and that one reversing a bit of a losing streak good day for steel stocks. the slx etf is led by posco, steel dynamics, and u.s. steel morgan >> and i'm morgan brennan. thank you, tyler we begin with the markets creep higher the dow up 100 points. the nasdaq is slightly lower it's about flat to the down side bob pasani at the new york stock exchange hey, bob >> we are creeping higher, and we're being helped by commodity stocks a terrible time the last few weeks the commodity stocks had as you heard there, all the big commodity names. aluminum china, bhp billiton, and even the coal stocks the president trying to boost the coal industry recently we would be hitting the new highs if it wasn't for -- >> we'll get that fixed. having some trouble there. we're instead going to have a market discussion. >> we are, indeed. the s&p within striking distance of reaching all-time highs, and on wednesday the bull market will turn 3,453 days old happy birthday the longest bull market in history. will the good times continue jeff carbone is

this morning it is este lauder.the average american or american businesses and expertise at selling products outside this country as well. >> eric: the rollercoaster. it is going up but sometimes you wonder what are you going to do? >> sandra: it has been pretty much straight up for nine years. >> a lot of experts were afraid it was too calm. in fact, one of the worst things about this market is that the individual investor is missing out. and there are ways of measuring the investor. the number one thing is bullish or bearish, it is neutral or indifferent. it bothered me because so many people aren't taking advantage of it. >> sandra: we're talking about the bull market born out of the financial crisis. people got hurt and scared to get back in. >> they did get hurt. it is unfortunate. there are only a few ways you can try to change the trajectory either of your life or your children's lives, right? so the stock market is the easiest, most democratic way of doing it for anybody watching this show. but you know, you

estee lauder we're back to the retailers, tj maxx.rtation average hit a all-time high. if you go back 100 years, one of the biggest theories in the market that you can't have a rally without the transpos leading way. russell 2000 hit all-time high two weeks ago. that is the domestic economy. the housing stocks today are the big surprise. toll brothers you mentioned earlier in the show. valuations are low, the growth is there and it is really an amazing thing. so i would not worry about where we've been. focus on where we're going. by the way on that note, jpmorgan, big news this morning, free internet training, free on-line training. stuart: free? >> free trading for 60 million of their american customers. 100 trades, first ones all free. they want a piece of the action. they see this working as well. stuart: free, first 100 trades. >> right. stuart: free? >> free. stuart: that's news. >> jpmorgan. stuart: thank you for bringing that. i didn't know. good stuff. bring in dennis gartman, publisher and editor of the guard man letter. i h

some of the big players, for example, in department stores impacting macy's, kohl's cosmetics estee lauderics some brands little brands are going to become-billion-dollar brands quickly, and are. so you can't help but know they are going to impact some publicly traded companies, so with publicly trade companies need to stay upon game so to speak in order to fend them off or maybe apply them. >> how big distortion, oom horizon prime day july up 33 busier this year, and factored into july mut have offset some weakness in auto sales because of higher gas prices. >> yes, i think that big success obviously, yes, and so something we have never seen before so we are going to see the brick and mortar and other commerce players get more involved in that, they are looking for anything, to get that kind of increase, we haven't seen that since 90s maybe. >> sounds like in cosmetics you are seeing cosmetic version of kraft brewers in the beer business absolutely eviscerating big guys. >> absolutely more than ever because right now covering back to school in fall, what the interest is among consumers, t

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