how do i best use linkedin? - if you're an employer, you are into finding and retaining key people, so you're out there mining the talent field. and sadly there are so many people who need employment, who need jobs. they're on linkedin, and they are marketing themselves on the site. - yeah, because job seeking, that was the original plan for linkedin, wasn't it? - and it seems to be going back to those roots now, bill, because you have more job- seekers being creative in their job search. they are networking their way to opportunities. - am i wrong, but it seems like linkedin is looking more and more these days like facebook. - they are borrowing heavily from facebook, they are borrowing from other sites - linkedin is a true two-way communication platform, and it comes down to how you manage your interactions in trying to put yourself into meaningful conversations that can drive your business goals forward. - how do you wade into it? you look at all these links and faces and profiles, and you can see that there

vowed to give me a linkedin make over. he says every linkedin user shod answer.ber one, what do you do ? number two, who do you serve? and number three, what do you want to communicate to the people you are trying to attract. these are tough questions actually. >> i'd imagine so. i was telling frank my profile is not updated. i'm in the same boat, jill. so what else should we do to improve our profiles? >> once you have the answers to those questions, you are ready to get going. and you don't have to complete every field but you do want to list previous jobs, especially the ones that demonstrate your ability to execute and problem solve. you should add a photo but be careful not to put something off color. that picture of you and the keg at the bbq, no good. no pictures with your favorite pets. consider joining an industry group. you want to share interesting in . finally, just like anything else, checking in regularly does make a big difference. just 15 minutes a day can improve your ability to connect and maybe even the difference between landing that next job.

. - now linkedin is the self- appointed business site. - absolutely. - now is this cutting into linkedin's turf? - i don't think so at all. you can actually post on twitter and have those posts show up on your linkedin account, and on facebook. so, really social media is taking a lot of the different sites and making them universal, where you can post one place and have it show up on others. so i don't think it is really a conflict. - tom gimbel, thanks so much. - good to be here, bill. thank you, bill. still ahead, fast cash: find out how our next guest claimed millionaire status by the age of 25. that's next. it only took 25 years for logan stout to become a multi- millionaire, and he's here to share his stout advice with us this morning. happy to have you on the show. you are an author. you are also the owner of the dallas patriots. did you always know you were destined to become a multi-millionaire? - you know, it's funny, that wasn't the goal. the goal was just to pursue what i was passionate about, and one thing led to another. i guess if you can do what you are passionate about and

bucking the trend today, linkedin. >> it was up 6.3%.ecause of positive comments by rbc capital markets mark manning said in a research note he talked with chief financial officer over at linkedin. the broad takeaway that linkedin has a number about growth opportunities this is good news for growth opportunities in front of them. mobile, that was one of them. international expansion. also, the student market, so that too could be part of their growth opportunities going forward. so as a result, the positive comments by rbc capital markets, that is why you saw linkedin get a nice pop. david: it was nice indeed particularly on a day like today. good to see you, nicole. >> happy father's day. my last hit of the day. david: thanks, darling. >>> a bomb went off in markets this week when respected chief investment officer of guggenheim partners called the current treasury market, quote, a ponzi scheme, taking the whole bond market bubble talk to a whole new level. what does he mean and how should investors prepare for changes if he's right? we

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. >> joe, linkedin. >> 202 was the high. everyone getting concerned on the recent pullback.g about this in the wake of a facebook conversation because linkedin is everything facebook wants to be. the business environment goes there. they go there because they have to be there, not because they want to be there like with facebook. it is your resume, linkedin. that's what it's become. it's a buy, buy, buy. >> josh, merck? >> this is the single best pipeline in large cap pharma, six drugs in phase three trials, three of which could be blockbusters. meantime, 3.6% dividend yield, paying about 12 times forward earnings. i see no reason not to have merck part of your portfolio. >> let's revisit tech, cisco ask leading the dow and microsoft getting a pop. jon margian we i najarian was h he's a big supporter of microsoft stock. >> you can walk into best buy and look at microsoft's products, touch them, feel them. that's a lot bigger than people are giving them credit for. >> a look atpel back in the control room if you can pull it up while we're having this conversation on microsoft

and the avenues we're working on but it's going to be a full list and we'll post on linkedin and i guess you've got most of the questions answered >> if there is no other comments i'll close. thank you for waiting. and is there any public comment on item 5? seeing none. which item number 8? >> yeah. and discussion and possible action amendment code section 16 a-2624 and health code 220 through 2012 and to expand the boundaries for which testing is required under specified circumstances and amendment the code. remembering session codes and making environmental you finding >> with legislative public affairs. we have the folks from the mayor's office and from the planning department that will give you an overview. we've been working with the department of public health to get where we're at right now >> anyway, here's kelly. >> good afternoon. i'm kelly i'm pleased to be here on behalf of the mayor's office to support this legislation. simply put this item will increase protection for health and safety and the groin water in the city more predictable before i i hand this over i'd like to ta

you do have to make money, but linkedin and facebook both make money. stocks have done different things. >> arik, why has zynga had so much trouble monetizing their big model. what do they need to do? >> one word -- mobile mobile mobile. when you like at facebook's advertising numbers, they have three quarters of a billion people using it on the mobile phones. tablets and so forth. sync that has kind of missed the boat there. the primary basis of most of the games, farmville, mafia wars, primarily pc-based, web-based mostly. it's a problem of its own making. can it turn at the boat around certainly, but the first thing you saw them do today is try to get the costs under control. now they're going to spend a lot of time trying to go mobile. >> it seems -- dan, you think that they may need something they don't control, that would be the ability to do real money gaming, gambling. >> one thing that's interesting is they shut down the shop they only bought a year ago. interesting decision. to me i think real money gaming, they don't completely control it, th

and the avenues we're working on but it's going to be a full list and we'll post on linkedin and i guess you've got most of the questions answered >> if there is no other comments i'll close. thank you for waiting. and is there any public comment on item 5? seeing none. which item number 8? >> yeah. and discussion and

yelp, linkedin, groupon, all up more than 40% to date. facebook seems to be the only one left out of the party. >> what are other social media companies doing right that facebook seems to be doing wrong? with us is anthony from barclays. welcome to ""closing bell"". >> thank you. >> the stock that turned out to be a tease of late, why can't it do anything right? it got 30, then all down hill from there. >> i this i there is a pervasive question is, is the level of engage the on the facebook platform, to drive the return on investment for brand of marketers. as you know, it is a growing media landscape. you have pinterest which facebook owns. this could be a good thing for face book as the incumbent to grow the pie or are they question marks for investors in terms of taking engagement away particularly for younger demographics on facebook. that's the fundamental question. you layer on top of that, the fact that there are questions about margins and modernization. the question is, is it a buy down here? i will say, we have an equal way of r

harness the power of linkedin. use the resources. e industry gros and always be looking at active candidates. guidingre always people, do you think linkedinn is valuable? >> i use it extensively but i love to be in the cmunity. actually networking is onone of the most important things for siness. and he where i go, whether to a scouring mynt, linkedinccounts, i am lookiking for r the right people. >> i have attendnded more job moreds -- fairs, and the impressive pple, i would sayay to a potential employer, sw up at a job fair and look how many people attend. it is the people making an effort to find work. to that point, when i go to any type of networking event, i consider it a success if only one great person we connect with, then the learning event was a success. it is the quality and the deptp. yourn you think about referral network, don't just ask people, do you know salespeoplple. the specific.- ththink about the right person that is gog to help you grow your business. think about how you would engage with a custstomer. what do

they include this valuation that has something to do with facebook and linkedin. they have networks built in to become non-portable. zynga doesn't v that. plus, again, it changes like the wind with kids and games so i agree 100% with the zynga downgrade. >> cantor fitzgerald downgrading wall green to hold but keeping the $49 price target. the firm saying it's moving to the sidelines as valuation on wall green looks full. shares of that drug store operator falling in the down market but up more than 60% over the past year. jim, third time, do you agree or -- i'm not asking again, jim. do you agree or disagree with the downgrade? >> final answer is i agree, but i'm reluck tap the. walgreens deserves a whole lot of kritd for getting themselves out of the debacle from last november. i think downgrading them to hold is the appropriate move, too. if it trades 46.50 on the downside, a little lower here, that's where i would be tempted to initiate a short with 42. >> jim yorio, one agrooel growable guy. michelle, down to you >> another update on the trading action. josh l

i had someone write in on the comments section of the linkedin section, i'm in silicon valley and youof the same signs there. they are different but look at big commercial rental rates. they look at the perks for employees currently in the valley, high levels. you sort of can feel it, you know, and it's an intangible of sorts. >> and they are talking about google creating a whole new hangar at the airport for its fleet of aircraft. i mean, that to me is just another sign of that uber confidence that you see at the top. >> and that's what you call organization complexities. you're number three in terms of signs to look for for a bubbly market and complexities doesn't really mean much to me but companies like google when they feel they are at its peak feel like they can do everything. they can do search and also have a full hangar full of planes, right? >> they are excellent at google glass and google maps and -- >> i don't know if i agree with you on the google thing. you know how much i love you, but i think on -- your complexities using google as an example here, i don't know. they a

but linkedin, that's microsoft, but linkedin is up almost 2%. >> i just love to use these news storiesactivate his facebook in 2008. >> housing is having a good run. goldman though back to almost back to 164. that's a 1.33% move. there's a look at housing. of course, lloyd blankfein making some comments today saying that the risk from europe has lessened. very low risk of u.s. falling into recession in his view but not zero. >> right. which is always a good thing to say because you can never say never. >> that's right. >> those financials are by the way hard hit the other day on the sell-off. if you see strength there, it's part of that rotation. people have been talking about on the fed ex sitting on a stronger u.s. story. >> it's hard to make a call about the market in the afternoon because the last couple of afternoons have been so odd. >> right. >> with that in mind, that does it for us on "squawk on the street." let's get back to wapner at the headquarters and "the halftime." >>> thanks very much. welcome to the halftime show. four hours to go until the close. let's take you to th

the major players transfer data on linkedin. >> you don't need a big tech background to do what you're doing. >> >> as long as you know how to use a keyboard and mouse and can speak english, you can do this. >> they're charging their insurance for supplies like diabetes test kits, even wheelchairs. >> telemarketers are filling in the gaps in medical information by fphishing over the phone. >> what is your name? what is your doctor's name. >> i think he was probably lying to people. >> i don't need this. >> lies that sounded familiar to many of the bay area victim the we found. >> i get calls from all over. >> you need my identity. >> theresa even got a phone call while we were at her home. >> no, i'm not going to -- you already have my identity. you call me on my phone -- >> callers promising free medicine. >> nothing's free. you pay for it one way or another. >> she's right. our source says these items would later get charged. >> how profitable would you say this is? >> you can get thousands of dollars per day. >> on the black market can you get more for medical information than you c

i am not on linkedin. dagen: it is fantastic. of us are on it and that is probably why we should buy the stock. the last time they reported the stock was near 200. it has pulled all the way back. i think it is oversold. the revenues are up 72%.% i think the street is looking for 72%. when a company is growing like this, they have three areas. they have talent that was up 80%. now they also have what they call premium content. they want to have a publishing platform. i have looked at it at the charts. anyone who can handle some near-term volatility, i think the stock is worth getting back into. dagen: full disclosure, an old family friend is an executive there. he is a genius. charles: i looked at it this morning. i do like it a lot. dagen: thank you, charles. stocks now everybody. nicole: i am not on linkedin. verifone. the stock is down 17.5%. analysts are now speculating that they are losing to some of their customers to rivals. basically, the analysts are saying that they do not have the right products at the right time. that

linkedin has been a winner.nk high fliers are going to be the ones that get gouged when the market comes back in. so i would wait until mid to late july, even to start nibbling on these high fliers. >> here's the last one. who decides rosso's tie? >> easy, buddy. this is my daughter emily and maggie. now what, wise guy? >> is it stained? >> it does look -- >> it looks very stained. >> i can see that from here? >> you know what? >> the boys put the stain on it. the daughters chose the tie. >> the currency markets, where it's at. vietnam, they devalued their currency today. i would short the australian dollar. >> use it 95 stop. >> guy? >> yeah. listen, i'm away next week, so i want to wish everybody happy 4th of july. how's that? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed: the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you

which you're going to get people to these platforms, is by linking in your facebook, your twitter, linkedinccounts to them and solicit them. you need to build a robust crowd to raise capital from them. >> exactly what julie said as well. sherwood, thank you for joining us. i'm sure we're going to be speaking to you a couple more times before this gets through the s.e.c. >> i hope so. i look forward to this going live. >> when we return, we answer some of your business questions on the topic of funding including getting second and third round financing and finding investors when going from wholesale to retail. and, for fat tuesday, today's elevator pitchers say let the good times roll with their line of fatty sunday pretzels. >>> earlier in the program, we ♪ i' 'm a hard, hard ♪ worker every day. ♪ i' ♪ i'm a hard, hard worker and i'm working every day. ♪ ♪ i'm a hard, hard worker and i'm saving all my pay. ♪ ♪ if i ever get some money put away, ♪ ♪ i'm going to take it all out and celebrate. ♪ ♪ i'm a hard, hard worker... ♪ membership rallied millions of us on small business saturday to mak

if you don't know them, don't invite them to -- >> i'm not on linkedin. something about this stalking. there's a woman who said she would get the same guy often and would send things like what else do you do other than look good? >>> celebrities also have it just as bad. katy perry eventry gave an interview to "vogue" talking about her rough 15-month marriage. let's just say i haven't heard from him since he texted me saying he was divorcing me december 31st, 2011. weak, i think it's so weak to dump somebody over text. have the courage to pick up the phone at least and call. >> i hear you, a divorce is weak -- >> any breakup. >> there are some people who would prefer to have it by text? >> why? >> because they don't know how they would react in person. maybe if they would show some weakness or facial expression or cry. if you receive a text, you can just edit your response and not show any emotion. >> i think it's cowardly. >> some people prefer it. not many but some. >>> for some technology is running their lives as well as helping it in the end. what if

. >> i have made a linkedin joke on twitter and got a lot of hate tweets.ot of people do use it. >> i hate linked in. >> i will get hate tweets. >> imogen, you said we are being played by the play girl models, but they have nothing to complain about. if this were a hot woman who posed nude earlier and was being harassed by people at work, would you feel the same way? >> yes. >> really? >> yes. legally i believe you would be wrong. >> fine. >> he has a law degree. or more like an aw degree. >> jimmy, you said this happened at midnight and the tweet was at 2 a.m. and that is technically after. >> for me that's when the hangover is starting to kick in. >> and lastly on this domino's testing, jimmy i agree. it will never happen and it is an advertising ploy. they will never reach their targets. and they should have called it the calderone. >> someone wants to work for domino's corporate. >> i am done. >> or as a pie plane. >> great note to end on. >> i know. what a downer that was. thank you, andy, imogen, bill, joe, jimmy, i'm greg. see you next time. waive ba

the professional photo is her from her linkedin profile and then just compare that to the photos of herhat you see here helping erika at the marathon. you can certainly see it's the same woman. she's there in the yellow, but she has a very similar face, similar eyes. even you can tell that from the different angles. >> so who identified her and what do we know about her? >> reporter: well, she's from california. so erika did have that part right. but as you know, the explosion was so loud, they both had perforated eardrums and trouble hearing. so it's actually pretty understandable that erika thought the woman said her name was joan and the woman that she called joan thought erika's name actually was irene this whole time. but it was amanda, anderson, who identified herself first to us. she sent me an e-mail late last night. the subject line read simply "that's me." it turns out some friends had texted her saying that they'd seen her picture on "ac 360" last night. her niece also e-mailed saying it was amanda. her son posted our story on his facebook page. but what we do know about her

names like linkedin and yelp, that group is weak overall. >> nicole, before we hear the bell, big pharma-myers and merck. merck is leading the dow. >> merck was a great one. ad advanced treatment for melanoma with a drug they have plus the hpv virus, michael douglas on the cover of the post today. merck having drugs in both those areas. cancer drug success, great news for america. [closing well rings] liz: fascinating day on wall street. all three intoday -- indices showed gains here. what a surprise. considering early in the morning we got manufacturing data showed for the first time since the fall the u.s. is contracting when it comes to manufacturing. but suddenly a big play here for the dow jones industrials of 135 points. merck, intel, big reasons for that. nice strength for both of those companies. the nasdaq was the laggard. it managed to post a gain of nine points. s&p five hundred jumped ahead by full half a percent. >> brazilians say the market is quite remarkable. look at headlines for you. as liz reported, manufacturing sharply lowered order in may. that is biggest contractio

at linkedin. on and on. i think the reality is that -- the reality is that, you know, each of these people in the valley and whether it is a founder or the professional c.e.o. or whatever, they kind of this have some super power and then some weakness and at various times people either forget one or the other and say the person is either a genius or the stupidest person who ever existed. i sort of feel that way about this model. people some other weeks some people say they are crazy. there'sity is that probably some correct balance there that works. impressedhave been with how well some of those subscription things have worked. i think there is a proper balance their between subscription, pay, and advertising. one of the reasons we distribute foreweets through the api can is that you guys amplify or bolster your reporting with these tweets and go ahead and advertisers around them. we don't participate in that revenue and that's perfectly fine. we are happy to have this complementary relationship. is -- what

linkedin up. sing a better. look at yelp. up 5% right now. apparently started it with a buy.ant to mention facebook town and a half% even though it cannot say we will be used in a haystack. to what end, i don't know. let's move on back ted christine lagarde at the imf. i get an exclusive interview with the managing director, and we discuss everything from where the next cypress, the next crisis might be. the u.s. housing market. they just came out with a brand new report right here on the u.s., specifically focused on it. a setup by asking her out u.s. big financials, the 18 biggest names will all that was the fed starts tapering off its bond buying program in tears when she had to say. >> you're talking about the financial institutions, the big ones, as they're called. these financial institutions have been strengthened so much since the beginning of the financial crisis. they have been significantly recapitalized. they are under very serious, steady, regular control of the fed. there were supervised. and, you know, they are operators that will, you know, appreciate, underst

linkedin down 3%.thank you, kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." charlie rose is in the big chair this morning. >> reporter: the big chair. good morning, frank and michelle. ahead, are storm chasers going too far? the extreme danger facing the scientists and thrill seekers who hunt tornadoes. plus, senator john mccain is in studio 57. we'll ask him about the irs scandal and his surprise visit to syria. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >> all right. charlie rose, coming up at 7:00 right here on kpix 5. thank you -- thank you, charlie. have a good show. >>> lawrence karnow, it's your turn. >> finally cooler weather. getting hot for some folks. i know a lot of people enjoy it, too, but temperatures beginning to cool down as the sea breeze is blowing carrying with it low clouds and fog. looks like plenty of sunshine through the afternoon and cooler than most for outside. numbers mild through the middle of the

there's a report out there indicating that apple is looking to indgreat linkedin in its new operatingios 7. getting a bit on that report, and you want to know the big winner today, adobe systems moving higher plus management indicated create a cloud, a subscription-based version of its software package, is seeing strong demand. sue, back to you. >> thank you very much, seema. to chicago now where interest rate futures are going to be very interesting as we get closer to that fed announcement. rick santelli is there tracking the action in that and the currencies for us. hi, ricky. >> hi, sue, indeed. boy, it's not going to be easy for traders as you'll see on the following charts once the statement and press conference give us more information. if you look at an intraday chart, we've snuck right up against what technicians have been trying to trade off for a while. may 1st, bob is right. that's the day you want to target the last meeting, and, yes, we're at the top of the yield closing range right around 2.21 to 2ment 2. and then extremes wherever you look, dollar index, euro at an ext

if we think we're giving up personal information, look at facebook, look at twitter, look at linkedinive up far more information about themselves than the government -- >> but the problem is the nsa had a very strict rule until the bush administration of u.s. persons were excluded. that's been stripped away and now it's all u.s. person's phone calls are being collected. that's a huge change from history. it's against the spirit of the fourth amendment and we should be addressing it. >> okay, time out, but, again, we're not collecting -- the government's not collecting information on me, talking to my grandkids, making a plan to go to disney? >> it is. >> we're looking for potential terrorists who are talking back and forth. >> but they are. but that's the whole point of the story. >> that's the whole point of the story, though, they actually are. >> they are collecting that information. call your grandkids, the nsa's getting it, that's the new news this week. it's a big deal. >> they're not collecting the contents of the phone call. >> but let's look at this collectively. i mean, you'

seeing more and more employees of apple applying for jobs at other tech firms including google, linkedin and even hp. a lot of old school tech names underperforming the markets, cisco near 20 bucks a share and intel down 2% to 3% last time i checked. mandy? >> thanks very much, seema. >>> forget about the summer swoon, let's talk about the june swoon. we current numbers. june traditionally the worst month of the year for the dow. in fact, over the past 20 years, dow stocks have fallen on average 7.6%, more than august, more than september. joining us now to dig into this and everything else going on, david lutz and jack ablin and herb greenberg is here. jack, i have to begin with you because you called our attention to some data that you and your excellent team at bmo crunched which is absolutely mind-boggling. you hear the sell in may may go away and we're thinking it's some old wife's tale and your data proves that it's not only accurate but stunningly accurate. >> may through october, november through april, and we ran two parallel portfolios back to 1900, and can you see essentially

i try to embrace all social media, be it twitter, facebook and linkedin and pinterest which i'm a newcomerne much on pinterest but i have a very unique follower was neal kashkari, he had a website saying he wants to devote the rest of his life to public service after going to pimco and i said he must have free time on his hands and i tweeted him and said this is hilarious. potentially he's interested in my interior decorating and wedding boards i'm putting up there and he tweeted me back and said that sounds fascinating. >> did he send you a gift yet? >> talking about a 2015 event. >> interested on pinterest. he has pictures of him and his dogs, inspirational quotes from steve jobs and probably because he's making this public profile. >> a very public profile. >> are you saying he's stalking you? >> interested in interior design. >> find up standing man. >> are you getting a pre-nup, by the way? >> no. >> because of love. >> really? >> no. >> up next, we're breaking down the week with numbers. stay with us. ♪ 8, 6, 7, 5, 3, 0, 9 [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪

linkedin recently get hit on an earnings report and has created a buying a virginity.doing well. u.s. and international presence. over the next five years the street thinks it will grow by 53%. as a volatile stock, but i think it does at least say 200 ultimately a lot higher. speaking of wall street, going big time into the real-estate business, joining the company now, for reporter morgan brennan who wrote about it. no, if you ask a question, are we looking at another bubble? already? >> i think the potential is there. think it will still be a little premature. probably two years and said the recovery and coming from the bottom. a lot of potential. sing a lot of cheap money coming in to housing, specifically single am -- single family rentals. a lot of room for that to grow and grow quickly. charles: typically smart investors awaited first. as far as single-family homes, this is the first time ever seen wall street's jump into single-family rentals. charles: what about the stairs you? >> nothing just yet. i actually think you're right. we need institutions. compresses

and jan, very quickly, you're an early stage pre-ipo investors the likes of linkedin and facebook, as what is the next phase of -- for social sites, for social commerce? >> so what we can see now with gaming, gaming is the half in terms of the platform. and mobile is really rocking it at the moment. so there are companies in the mobile gaming space that didn't exist two years ago now doing about $2 million in revenue per day in the app store. so gaming is on the forefront of adapting to new platforms. that was also the case when facebook came in. what i expect to happen is that as a vertical, especially those related to commerce, will follow. and i think the big thing now to happen in technology is mobile is really coming and there are companies really generating substantial revenues as the example for apple is our portfolio company. >> all right. jan, thanks very much, indeed, for that. ceo of hitfox. >>> we'll have more from the high conference witness as well. >>> still to come on the program, russia is starbucks both implementing smoking bans. we'll talk about the tobacco market i

are we looking at cisco or ibms f the world or facebook or linkedins?ooking at both. i would call old tech industrials because that's about what they are. there is opportunity there but also the new tech, i'm not so sure about all the social media because these things live or die in a matter of moments but on a carefully selected basis there is room in the new tech as well. >> milton, quickly before i let you go, is it time to short gold? >> well, yes, we think it is time to short gold for two reasons. the first is that gold is the quintessential place to hide. if there is value, people will be moving out of hiding. that's at long-term thing. and if the fed does its job and begins to taper off at the right time, then all the inflation fears that are built into gold will start to dissipate and it will suffer from that as well. tracy: that will go down in the history books as the miracle of uncle ben. milton ezrati, thank you very much. adam: we have breaking news. new york city mayor michael bloomberg is announcing a nearly $20 billion plan to protect ne

through the door, they look and it's the first thing employers do is go to facebook and twitter and linkedin not. inappropriate posts or photos out on the web. you probably looked great in that bikini in cancun, but do not put it on facebook. leave that on your personal computer. don't put it where it can be posted. >> steve: look, it was water in that red solo cup, mom, dad, employer. i was reenacting the conehead movie. >> yeah. the cone looks great. this is my favorite. i mean, this -- you should put this on the top of the resume to insure that you will not get the job. >> steve: also, poor gramar or spelling problems because the last thing you need, you're trying to hire somebody, there is a thing called spell check. >> believe it or not, recruiters are most offended -- more offended by grammar and spelling skills than alcohol or references to drug use. believe it or not, this is the main thing. now, you're going to post something on twitter or facebook, make sure that you, yes, spell check. make sure that you use proper grammar. if you can't do that, go back to school. >> steve: you had

. >> and linkedin. >> pacific crest is saying time to buy.king, and scarcity value of the product. >> and greenberg? >> well, they do stuff with herbalife, and i defer when he does anything. >> in other words? >> they say they like the bush. i refer to herb with the superior ones, except for maybe the man i'm looking at. >> and what about tonight on "mad"? >> well, ever since air gas tried to buy, it has not come in. we have the old ceo coming on and this group airgas, and apd is a big industrial sensitive group, and they have been on fire and we want to know how. >> and so thank god they did say no. >> it is amazing they said no. david, i have never seen it happen. >> i followed that thing to the point where the viewers were ready -- >> well, they were wrong. he used the nancy reagan defense and made you far more money on the predicts. i'm proud of him, and philadelphia's own. >> see you tonight at 6:00 and 11:00 on "mad money" and we have more your money, and justin rose, the winner of the u.s. open is going to iz have it is us right here o

at at, look at jeff weiner linkedin. on and on. i think the reality is that -- the reality is that, you know, each of these people in the valley and whether it is a founder or the professional c.e.o. or whatever, they kind of this have some super power and then some weakness and at various times people either forget one or the other and say the person is either a genius or the stupidest person who ever existed. i sort of feel that way about this model. people some other weeks some people say they are crazy. there'sity is that probably some correct balance there that works. impressedhave been with how well some of those subscription things have worked. i

companies with the sliver and you put out a little and bingo, everyone is excited and other than linkedin ipo market where it is vague. that not so bad. >> but it priced $17.50, and below that. it broke syndicate on the day of the trade. >> and you mean that the company is not doing well? >> well, it is the selling family, and the riemans behind banhizer. >> well, coty is pokemon and not gigamon. >> and bowing is to announce versions for a bigger 757. >> and today s the anniversary of the 777 and the airbus sent the first plane into the skies overnight. >> well, do something with the parents and the kids here and go to the new orleans world war ii museums which is one of the most stirring museums in the world. and look at the heartwarming and the actual 717 that was like crashed off of greenland and they preserved it. boeing has a long history of doing the right thing and building the best machines in the world, and people bet against them at $70, $80 and $90, and at par betting against boeing. good luck. >> follow-up on dupont, jim. and the guidance yesterday was neutral. >> and i know t