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for "nightly business report," i'm josh lipton in silicon valley. >>> to the markets now. and you know the chances of owning a fund that beats the market these days is very low. according to s&p's latest report on actively managed mutual funds, 86% of active fund managers failed to beat the benchmark last year. 82% failed over the past decade. senior director of index research at s&p dow jones indices joins us with more. nice to have you here. this is pretty much an index advocate's dream, these numbers. >> yes. what the data is telling us is that it is very difficult to outperform the benchmark over the horizon and these are professional managers with investment insight. if they can't beat the insight, what does it mean for the aver investor? >> what did you look at a, in different categories whether international or small company, growth value, et cetera et cetera was the percentage of funds that beat their benchmarks in the one, five, and ten year periods? did anybody do it? >> well, if you look across the nine u.s. boxes, you'll see none of the categories outperformed

lipton do you believe that mr. harrison ford will be to get back into the sky again? >> oh, he le hoh he will be determined. he will get back in the sky again. i should say that when i do the show i don't have anything to eat on the day, because we are on the stage for three or four hours, and the guest comes on and the like going 15 round, and so obviously, i don't eat before the show and i'm almost always famished and i said to the guest after the show, and how would you like to go up to elaine's and have some supper with my wife and i. and so we went up to elaine's and elaine fed us and he sat down on the chair, and he wiped the brow and he sat back with a gasp and i said, what sis the matter, and he said, i did not sleep for three nights before i was on your show. he said i was so scared. i said for god's sakes, you are indiana jones, and then we talked about airplanes until 2:00 in the morning. and my wife had heard about it so many times before, and we had a long long talk about air airplanes, but he is a great pilot by the way. >> and james lipton, thank you ve

james lipton. >> you're very welcome.lways a pleasure. >>> up next, 62% of americans are for putting u.s. boots on the ground to fight isis. and guess what, iranian boots are already there, kicking some butt. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. you . 0 just because i'm away from my desk doesn't mean i'm not working. comcast business understands that. their wifi isn't just fast near the router. it's fast in the break room. fast in the conference room. fast in tom's office. fast in other tom's office. fast in the foyer [pronounced foy-yer] or is it foyer [pronounced foy-yay]? fast in the hallway. i feel like i've been here before. switch now and get the fastest wifi everywhere. comcast business. built for business. >>> when can -- when it comes to iran and isis -- >> that was of course prime minister bibi netanyahu with a warning for the united states, yet the reality on the ground shows that iran is playing a stepped-up role in fighting isis. in "new york times" today -- president obama is becoming increasi

take out apple and its performance is eve josh lipton takes a look at what's pressuring te >> the tech sector of the s&p 500 is down about 3% so far this month. for the quarter, it's basically flat. in fact this would be its smallest gain since at least 2005. so what's pressuring tech? strategists blame a rising dollar. as a sector tech generates nearly 60% of its sales from overseas. that's more than any other sector in the index. a stronger dollar can impact sales by making the price of u.s. products more expensive to customer. strategists only see the dollar moving higher from here. >> it goes to the u.s. economy, it's growing because corporate earnings are appreciating because the yield on our 10-year note is superior to that to other yields around the globe, that it just acts sort of as a magnet to international investors bringing in their moneys to the u.s. and that helps to strengthen the u.s. dollar. >> a stronger dollar could prove a substantial headwind for some tech companies. according to analysts at amore. for example, they point out oracle took a 6% hit to revenues becaus

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josh lipton good to see you. >> no snow in california.s another reason to go. >> no snow. >> thanks to you both. we want to get a check on the markets. trading to the positive, the dow by about 22 points. s&p up by about 2 points, nasdaq up by about 18 points. we did see better than expected new home sales. that's helping some of the home builders this morning. shares of netflix rallying after getting a price target upgrade from barclays and cantor fitzgerald pushed stock up to 440, up by about 3.5%. shares of facebook in the green near 1% in earlier today touching a new all-time highs since the company's ipo in may 2012. up above $85 a share. some news about possible partnerships with content companies and news by your news feed. >>> coming up, he has the highest priced target on the street for apple, $180 a share. cantor fitzgerald's brip white will tell us why the tech giant could be the first trillion dollar company in a moment. plus as the ellen pao trial heads to closing arguments one of the top voices advocating for gender equality

josh lipton is live outside the event in san francisco.osh, the petitianticipation cos to build. >> really at this event, three key issues. first, the price of this watch. the base model starts at 349 bucks. the pricing of other versions, we're still waiting for specifics on. also the battery. important question. how often are users going to have to charge this device. we know apple is working on new features to address that. for example, maybe the watch could run on low energy, just display the time. and finally we want a lot more insight about the universe of apps. that's what's going to distinguish this device from rivals. apple has a very deep bench of developers. they earned $10 billion in 2014. now the question s can they deliver those creative, innovative apps. that's going to be a big reason whether this smart watch is going to be a hit or not. they don't expect a big impact in the near term, but it certainly could help build the lilt of its users, the commitments of its users and strengthen that apple ecosystem. back to you. >> so

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josh lipton covering microsoft for us out west as nadella speaks in atlanta. that aside, the promise of the future, that is, a lot of people cutting numbers on microsoft. today it's ubs. plus all the effects from foreign exchange. that's a very still picture of walter, as we've obviously lost the satellite signal. i hope he has a good time in austin, because you know he's the star. you know he's the prince of the city right now. >> chock full schedule. i loved when he said if you don't know that we live in a wonderful country, go down to austin, check out south by, the innovation, the ideas there. really incredible stuff happening down there. it's great to have walter from austin. >> our thanks to water isaacson for joining us today. the dow increase hanging on, despite the decline in l. coming up later on this morning, more on what to watch for in a moment. is now the time to sell netflix? one firm is making that call this morning and we'll talk about why. it seems like it was bound to happen eventually. twitter severely limiting the act scess of the latest c

josh lipton wouldn't miss it. what's being said? what's happening?cook to take a victory lap. stock might be down today, but as you know, the stock has been a monster. it's up about 13% this year. up some 65% over the past 12 months. cook calling 2014 an unbelievable year. he said he is pleased with apple pay. we've seen the headlines, brian, and i know you have touched on it suggesting a growing raft fraud regarding apple pay. you know my sources tell me some of the language is really in their words misleading. that debate seems to continue. for partnerships, though cook also bringing up this new deal with hbo. that was just announced at the watch event. that hbo streaming service coming exclusively to apple. in other words, if are you a fan of game of thrones, you're going to be able to watch that on apple tv on your iphone ipad. cook suggesting that's really the future of media consumption that as he said consumers want to watch content where and when they want it. just as interesting was the partnerships he wouldn't get into. for example, shareho

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josh lipton. more on apple's unveils including the much behind and long awaited apple watch let's bring in 9to5mac mark gurman who joins us on the phone. good to talk to you again. >> good to speak to you as well. >> any surprises as far as you were concerned? >> i don't think anything was too surprising. the research given all the health hires and university partnerships they've been developing over the last six to 12 months. i thought the mac book was very impressive. i guess a little bit surprising is that they didn't have much more in store for the apple watch than was already known based on the website, marketing materials and the initial unveiling in september. >> yeah. is that a dynamic that stems from developer enthusiasm, health regulators, in washington? what do you think accounts for that? >> i think the research kit just goes back to apple wanting to offer comprehensive health and fitness solutions. they started with health kit and health app on the iphone in the past year and in septe

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josh lipton was at the event in san francisco. he joins us with the details. josh? >> well, melissa, apple making a lot of news in a very short period of time here. watch, macbooks. let's take a look at the headlines. >> can you even see it? i can't even feel it. there it goes. now i'd like to turn to the newest addition to the apple family. and of course i'm talking about the apple watch. the apple watch is the most advanced time piece ever created. right from your wrist, you can receive messages with the built-in speaker and microphone, you can receive calls on your watch. i have been wanting to do this since i was 5 years old. the day is finally here. >> now apple watch is also a comprehensive health and fitness companion. it's like having a coach on your wrist. now, the apple watch sport starts at only $349. we're taking preorders beginning on april 10th. >> so apple giving a lot more details about the pricing, the features, the battery life of the watch. of course, apple is also entering a competitive space here. you've got to go against rivals like motorola an

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names include stripe, instacart and coin base among others, also with us at post nine is our own josh liptonm, it's an interesting topic, though, because a lot of people say just the fact that we're talking about the potential for a bubble means there isn't one. what would you say to that? >> yeah. i mean i don't -- whether or not we're talking about it people mostly talk about a bubble because it's an easy way to get on tv or say we're not in a bubble, but these companies are doing incredible work and i think that by and large, the valuations are reasonable. i don't think most vcs believe we're in a bubble. >> sam, question for you, you throw down $100,000 bet in your post and you make it available to private -- basically to vcs. my question is why not broaden it? why not open it up to private equity analysts, execs, media executives? >> if somebody else wants to take it that's fine with me. my point is vcs don't believe this. and if they do, they shouldn't be investing in startups. i think what's going on is that vcs have sort of less and less of the power in this sort of company dynamic a

for "nightly business report," i'm josh lipton in silicon valley. >> as mentioned in josh's report comcast is the parent company of nbc universal and cnbc which produces this program. >>> you have to decide for yourself whether apple tv or any of its productscorrelates are a good deal. the average household receives nearly 190 channels on its system and pays about $65 a month. the apple service with 25 channels is said to cost about $40 a month. but will the mini or skinny bundles offer what you are looking for? one option is dish network's string tv. for $20 a month. but it does not include the broadcast networks. sony plans to begin testing its version called playstation view this spring with up to 75 channels. but sony's been vague on pricing so far. whatever the content costs, don't forget that you have to add the price of your internet service, your broadband, because you won't be able to watch any of these services without it. >>> athe photo shop maker aadobe's profits rose. shares fell initially in after-hours trading before the close. the stock was almost 2% higher to $79.66. >>> s

let's go down to josh lipton for the latest.more information on what exactly happened at apple today. customers around the world might have had a tough time making purchases from a number of apple services. the app store, i tune store, it is mack app store have been down. in a statement to cnbc apple saying the cause was an internal dna error. what does that mean exactly? you can think of the dns as a giant address book. it tells your app where to go on the internet when you are searching. a dns failure means your app can't find the apple store. apple says it's working to make all the services available to customers as soon as possible. we'll keep you posted on the company's progress. back to you. >> you know, josh i will say this. i downloaded 8.2, the ios last night. i was a little surprised. i'm sure it has nothing to do with the story, but the apple watch app showed up on my phone whether or not you have an apple watch or not because they're obviously not out yet. you can't delete it and i have noticed that a number of peopl

josh lipton with more. josh, cloud is one thing.ve tried mobile before and not terribly successfully to my recollection. >> you know, tyler, it's interesting. he was in atlanta this morning and he demonstrated the range of products and services to help companies use their data more effectively, and he know this is a very fast growing area of modern corporate technology. research from iec says the big data market reached $17 billion in 2014. it's going to surge to 22 by 218. they've been reminding business owners and investors that they're making this transition booming to capitalize on it. but some investors don't seem so sure that microsoft is moving fast enough. that stock firmly in the red this year. it's now down nearly 20% from its november high and dramatically underperforming in the s&p 500 and the nasdaq. they lowered their expedition tags on microsoft due to the demand. despite that they said they would be bullish and talking about management showing strong erratic expenses. if it lookeds attractively valued we're going to

for cnbc i'm josh lipton in san francisco. >> we want to hear from you here on worldwide exchange. what were you watching at the apple event yesterday? perhaps it was the price point, the look or the battery life of the am watch or new apple tv and tie up with hbo. >> if you want to join the conversation here we want to hear from you. get in touch. e-mail at worldwide at cnbc.com or get in touch on twitter@cnbcwx or our personal handles. we have been having a debate today. you think it will be the tv if it manages to evolve into something and i say the watch. people weren't that impressed. >> i think the watch could be very big. you have to put it in perspective compared to the iphone. 74 million dollar iphone 6s in the fourth quarter. most expectations for the watch is 10 to 20 million. it hasn't been that strong yet. so it will be a descent boost to the bottom line but nothing significant and that could be a game changer. and it could be big. >> interesting. well i also see remember when the ipod game out there was a lot of mp 3 players out there but it changed the game. i'm goin

josh lipton live with more on that story. good morning, josh. >> good morning, carl.st week the itunes chief told me that we are beginning to see as cue said the reinvention of tv and told me consumers want to watch what they want when they want and where they want. apple ceo tim cook of the recent shareholder meeting echoed those same comments discussing apple's new partnership with hbo in which hbo streaming service will be available on apple devices for $15 per month. cook and cue, they both know consumers want to watch tv everywhere and apple could be in the position to meet that demand. apple's launching of a web tv service could help boost sales of the hardware already to dater the company has sold 25 million apple tvs. and the company's making moves to make that device more competitively priced slashing the price tag from $99 to $69. an online tv service could potentially work on all ios devices. consumers want to watch tv and movies on screens large and small and turn to apple. in the last quarter alone, apple shipped 75 million iphones and 21 million ipads, f

josh lipton what's going on josh?all day here of course about intel which cut its first quarter revenue outlook. in part, that was due to this weaker than expected demand for commercial pcs. now idc is out with the pc outlook for 2015. analysts forecasting that performpc shipments will fall this year and that's a drop from the previous forecast of about 3.3%. total 2015 volume now projected at 293 million p krchlcs. it will be interesting to see how things react here. >> that's a pretty big decline. thanks, josh. in the meantime dr. doom standing by's stocks and maybe not so coincidentally we have a huge rally today. that story is topping the hot list. bring us up to speed, alan. >> dr. doom whenever we say that it draws people in. marc faber is usually gloomy but he's looking at large cap stocks as a safe haven. another thing to look at ties in at what josh is looking at there. intel doesn't move the market the way it used to. now not so much. we take a look the reason all the mobile shift in the industry intel doesn

josh lipton is live in san jose with a closer look at how times have change skbld kayla, this time isrent. now, those are some of the most worry some words in any discussion regarding the financial markets of course. but that's what venture investors say about nasdaq 5,000: they'll say this is no bubble. that nasdaq now is build on power house that are changing the very way we work, live, and communicate. in other words, this isn't pets.com. second venture capitalists will talk about valuation. our colleague over at cnbc.com points out that tech companies that sold shares in 2014 were valued at about six times revenue versus 32 times in 2000. they say the nasdaq will move higher from here. that's because he says investors are underestimating the reach and impact of tech right now, not just the social and cloud revolutions, but what's to come. private companies such as uber and air bnb to revolutionize whole sectors of the american economy. mentioning those kinds of names brings up a separate discussion of whether the private markets are now overheated. you have icon ventures, have voi