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liz: scrambled eggs. you made them for me. thanks. >> you got it, liz. lizanks, guys, great to see you. >> thank you. liz: apple about to turn positive or turn flat. nothing like a few worms in the apple to get people running away like a 30% drop in the stock. here's the picture, it's been very, very dramatic, up, down, all around. you know, there's an outspoken hedge fund making demands. today's ceo faced down holding apple's annual shareholder meeting. he must love doing these things. whatever he says to shareholders, though, it's not juicing the stock as you see. shares flat or about flat, down 12 pennys at the minute. the ceo tried to reassure shareholders that profit and revenue are coming along and are on the way. cooke failed to provide investors with clarity what to do with the pile of cash. no words on dividends, buybacks, a stock split, but adam is outside the headquarters in california all day. what is he hearing from people walking in and out? what's the latest? >> well, there's two things you hear from the shareholders, first, lie take -- like t

liz: i'm going to show. ravens. d and a. >> what are the letters d and a. liz: 3 and 4. 34. david: wow!. lizteam. >> i got their score. i missed on losing team. but i dead get the winning team and their exact score. 34. liz: how do it work? david: unbelievable. liz: very good. david: no one got at these cards. take a look defend. -- again. amazing you got it. >> roger, i have to say this to roger. david: roger ailes wrote the introduction to kreskin's book here by the way. ist ace glowing introduction. how he really discovered you, didn't he? >> yes. how i predicted "philadelphia inquirer" headlines three weeks ahead of time on the mike douglas show. roger, this is my extra added touch to try for the score. i didn't get both scores. david: got one. liz: very impressive. david: it was worth it, huh. >> i'm reading liz's thoughts. none of your business. i'm excited about this. liz: you're wonderful. david: i'm not going to kiss you but another handshake. the. liz: up next, a look at market making news we're keeping an eye on. keep it right here on fox business. maybe kreskin will predict the 5

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liz. liz: i'm wearing ketchup red. >> caller: good, good. lizreminds me of the deal christmas day on 2007. was this time for valentine's day? >> caller: well, i don't know, but i like it on valentine's day, i put it that way. liz: how did you pick the price of 72.50 with the guys? >> caller: they did most of the work of on deciding what to pay. i went along with it, and i was reluctant, but i signed up. liz: at $72.38, and this is why i like interviews in the closing bell because we see the market absorbing the news and figuring the value. it's slightly below it. how does that make you think about the deal? >> well, my guess is the arbitrary jurors set the price because i would guess 90% would be going into arbitrage, and they calculate the probabilities of the deal going through. they calculate the carry in terms of dividends and cost of money, and when they get through with it, they shoot for fairly small returns, but interest rates are so low these days that that's the nature of the arbitrage business, and they probably rate this, you though,

liz. liz. liz. liz live. free. free. free. free. free live. live live. live. live. live. live. live live live. live . welcome back now this week saw days of strikes in spain as tens of thousands of teachers and students voiced their anger of education cuts but the government seems unmoved by the crowds and says it's committed to belt tightening measures as it struggles to dig the country out of its debt hole the message from the people of spain was echoed on the streets of island where thousands united a massive show of anger against severe austerity measures tough cuts were implemented to these are inscribed it is has been relying on a joint e.u. international monetary fund loan since twenty ten. crowds have been spoiling the mood of even leaders as they celebrate an historic budget deal cutting the blocks training for the first time ever it was sealed after hours of debates and bickering described by some as a bizarre with a deal left the european parliament unimpressed that simply is now planning to block it in a secret vote economist james medway weighs in. constitutionally

liz. liz: the nasdaq executive vice president of trading services. does it have a name? >> just options on u.s. treasuries. lizuld have had a fancy name. >> yeah, i know. liz: thank you very much. >> thank you. liz: 40 minutes until the closing bell rings, a tale of two stories, apple heads south and google breaks out to new highs, and there may be a catalyst to take the search giant higher. you want to bet on this? explaning what it is, show you our vision of it, details when "countdown" returns. ♪ >> announcer: you never know when, buthieves can steal your identity and turn your life upside down. >> hi. >> hi. you know, i can save you 15% today you open up a charge card account with us. >> you just read my mind. >> annouer: just one little piece of information and they can open bogus accounts, stealing your credit, your money and ruining your reputation. that's why you need lilock to relentlessly protect what matters most... [beeping...] helping stop crooks before your identity is attacked. and now you can have the most comprehensive identity theft protection available today... lifelock ultimate. so for prot

liz: they got much of it back. just to let people know, opening trades here, down 10%. >> dramatically and now we're up marginally. liz: there was something in the new york post and suddenly now -- >> we should point out that the new york post quoted the foi request -- lizinformation. >> the ftc wrote back to them, the new york post saying we're giving you this information. some of the information has been redacted because of a government investigation. the new york post quoted that exactly. everybody in the market thought that was an ftc investigation. i can tell you that if you go back -- if you really dig into that thing, what they said in the foi request and the citation of the freedom of information law, the rules that the ftc has to abide by, go back to those laws, which i did, there's a lot more wiggle room. they basically can redact stuff based on any type of investigation, like the dogcatchers investigation. liz: who is on the losing end today, is it bill ackman who hates this company and is trying to short it? >> i don't know. listen, i'm covering this like baseball. i'm going to give you day by day -- i can't tell you if he's totally wrong. i can tell you when he went after mbia, the bond insurer back in 02, he ultimately was right in 08, but

liz: liz: don't give them ideas. i covered the taxes for a better part after decade and irs and this could be considered an invasion of privacy and whether the street view is correct and looking at the right property. there have been mistakes. charles: i remember when they started with the cameras on the vans and everybody says it's used for this purposen never for that purpose and people think there's a lot of paranoia. i think it's legitimate. it's realistic that one day that can happen here lizi'd like to see the street view of you and your property guarding or mowing the lawn. charles: the reality check, the real estate agent is ready to fight me point for point as i pour cold water on what stuart calls the bright spot in the economy. that's new at 10. ? at fidelity, we do it by merging two tools into one. combining your customized charts with leading-edge analysis tools from recognia so you can quickly spot key trends and possible entry and exit points. we like this idea so much that we've applied for a patent. i'm colin beck of fidelity investments. our integrated technical analysis is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. all your imptant legal matters in just minutes. protect youramily... d launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. rear of the speewun of the bright spot in the economy, fox business signs a spotlight on the bright spot, here's a bigger deeper digging o

liz: trying to have a different form of ratings. >> where are they on that thing? liz: it's kind of happening. we've had them on. >> i think a muni bond call was mixed into that. lizslight problem. >> yes. liz: charlie, thank you very much, are you done? >> done. liz: okay. closing bill bringing in 50 minutes. you might care if there's no budget, but acting like a budget is miles away. this, as the president does not have a budget to present yet. he might not have bun until the beginning of march, but the cbo says we might really need one and soon. why? details from the nation's capitol as "countdown to the closing bell" continues. don't move. ♪ investor. yeah, i'm a serious investor but i'm a busy guy. it used to be easier but now there are more choices than ever. i want to know exactly what i am investing in. i want to know exactly how much i'm paying. i want to use the same stuff the big guys use. find out why nine out of ten large professional investors chooseshares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk in

liz? liz: juicy. we'll look at all of that more. we'll watch the opening bell tomorrow on that. david: yeah. lizt is set to deliver his fifth state of the union address tonight. a laundry list of topics are expected in the speech from jobs to the economy to climate control and also spending cuts. david: but what is expected to be the most important topic covered by the president tonight and what tone will it set for his second term? joining us forbes media chairman and editor-in-chief steve forbes. >> good to be with you. david: let's talk about what we'll probably hear first. the economy is fine. we're on the right track. yes, we had a slight uptick in unemployment but basically we're creating jobs and everything. will he touch on the fact that the economy should be growing stronger than it is right now? >> of course not. otherwise he would no have been reelected if he acknowledged the economy was growing at subpar base baste on history. when you have a sharp downturn you have a sharp upturn. the question is can you sustain it. we never had the sharp upturn. the jobs he created are low pay jobs

liz: he is a survivor folks. he survived lehman. he is now more than a survivor. larry mcdonald, new edge senior policy strategist. >> thanks liz. lizod to see you. closing bell ringing in about 6 1/2 minutes. the dow fighting to keep its streak of positive weeks for the year. right now still in the red for the week for the dow but possibly green for the s&p and nasdaq. we're looking for a close above the following level, 14,009, as the dow inches back toward that very important sort of psychological level of 14,000. we're taking you through the last minutes of trading on this friday. looking out the window, not that bad yet here in new york city. ♪ . . . .. ♪ [ male announcer ] this is karen anjeremiah. they don't know it yet, but they' gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children laughing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy life together where they almost never fight about money. [ dog barks ] because right after they get married, they'll find some retirement people who are paid on salary, not commission. they'll get straightforward guidance and be able to focus on other things, like each other, whi

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liz: are you talking about -- >> 3 1/2% on the u.s. ten year. liz: that's our benchmark right now. wanted to be clear on that. right now we're exactly at 2 -- >> 2.01. let's not quibble over it. lizdo you want to pull an eric belcher from inner workings? [laughter] liz: it is what it is. the fed is involved. the central banks are weakening their currency. >> is that a good thing? liz: it is not, but i don't care. what's the trade? >> you can never balance your payments by wrecking your currency. looking at what happened in 05, 08, with china, you cannot increase your exports by wrecking your currency because everything priced in your currency goes up. you can forget about that. but let's be honest, we are in the middle of a currency war. i mean japan, what are they doing over there with their inflation targets? bernanke 85 billion dollars of monetary purchases per month. liz: you are not wrong. you are not wrong. >> say that again. liz: you are not wrong. now teach me how to make money off what is out there. >> okay, short bonds. that's one thing. tbt, tbf, two great etfs that anybody can buy. liz: tbt and tbf are the funds -- are some of them double short? >> tbt is double short

now, we continue our countdown to the closing bell with liz claman in chicago over at the cme. liz? lizes industrials up about 112 points. just off the highs of the session. look, we just talked to kevin kelly, who is an executive search. we're talking about an executive shake up at rosetta resources and investors are not happy about it. let's get the story from nicole at the new york stock exchange. nicole? nicole: thanks liz. we want to take a look at this company obviously to the down side today. but when you talk about the chairman and chief executive is stepping down. this is effective tuesday. he served as ceo and president of the company back since 2007. who is going to be stepping up to the plate is actually the guy who is head of drilling and production. that change will be taking place. mr. limbacher will remain at the company until april to help the transition through. this comes a day after the company announced their quarterly results. what they saw for the fourth quarter was a profit that had risen 31%. revenue climbed. but i have to tell you, these numbers missed the expe

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liz: good stuff. >> did bob like it? liz: i asked bob today when i saw him at my next story. he said charlie gasparino got it half right. >> he's a little mad because i would think -- i would think he didn't like the fact that i said that he has to sell. you know, i think that's one thing. greifeld believes in his business model. now get the rest of the market to believe it. i believe it. i think he's a smart guy. liz: charlie, thank you very much. >> okay. liz: closing bell ringing in 27 minutes. hasbro is embracing the digital world. my little pony, action figures, like transformers, they are going through a major branding campaign, but are they a little gray around the temples? what's happening at hasbro to kind of juice this up, with tv, movies, the internet, social media, not just here in the u.s. but also overseas. find out how it all comes together. a conversation with hasbro president and ceo brian goldner coming up as countdown to the closing bell rolls on. >> announcer: u never know when, but thieves can steal your identity and turn your life upside down. >> hi. >> hi. you know, i can save you 15% today if you open up a charge card account with us. >> you just read my mind. >> annncer: just one little piece of information and they can open bogus accounts, stealing your credit, your money and ruining your reputation. that's why you need lifelock to relentlessly protect what matters most...

liz. liz: they march to the beat of a different drum. >> maybe they will be pressured by someone in court. lizhaverty suggested apple start spending on new product, share buyback, special dividends. now you have the guy who kind of arguably brought down lehman brothers with a big short on that one, he's piling in, complimenting the company, complimenting tim cook and his leadership but saying take some of that pile of cash and please putt it to work -- and please put it to work. here's the stock right now. here's one silicon valley powerhouse though that was actually inspired by apple's innovation. in fact its cofounder was the senior iphone engineer. we introduced you to them two years ago during my three days in the valley coverage. how they have grown. flipboard the digital social magazine that puts all your favorite web links in one place. it's growing. advertisers are willing to spend big bucks to be part of this, high end brands like nieman marcus and lexus are enhancing their brand using flipboard because the ads are custom and absolutely stunning. now they have just released their andr

liz: don't beg me for a ticket if they make it. >> i won't. liz: fine. david: lizman and gary cohn, thank you very much. there is no way to deny that the tech sector's recent troubles. apple's stock has plunged while reaching an all-time high in september. hewlett-packard is down more than 40% over the past year but we have someone who says not all tech stocks are trouble and he has three-ways to play the volatile sector. joining me is jeff reaves, investors place.com editor. jeff, great to see you again. >> good to see you too, david. david: let's paint out sort of the scenario most people are familiar with whether they read "the wall street journal" or market watch which is that the pc market is dying. the tech sector is restructuring itself as a result of this development as we go mobile. some will succeed and some will not. dell is one of those examples of a company that is dragged down by the pc. >> yeah. david: what and who benefits because of this major change? >> two things. i think there is kind of a mobile revolution that people want to be in right place,

liz: did you get to sign money as acting treasury secretary? >> no. liz: maybe we'll sign a dollar later. >> perhaps. lizm, that would be something i could frame because of course acting treasury secretary during historic time, neil wolin giving us a fox business, exclusive. we're about 60 hours away from the sequester. so we'll be watching whether there is a 11th hour deal. coming up, a chicago institution, maybe in your home as well. hill shire brands. you know jimmy dean. coming up we've got the ceo, sean connelly, talking about a very, very big growth business he's in. all that and much more, live from the chicago mercantile exchange. can you say whole grain corndog? not bad. ♪ >> i'm lauren simonetti with your fox business brief. dreamworks out with its fourth quarter results. the animation studio reporting wider-than-expected loss of 98 cents a share, hurt by a weak box-office performance by rise of the guardians. on the upside revenue topping forecast at $26.7 million. >>> goldman sachs has a succession plan for ceo lloyd blankfein, that according to our charlie gasparino. sources telling gasparin

liz: that's the thing. >> as you say we're looking for 100% of the bookings goal and got 88%. liz: you should know better. what have you done for me lately, jonathan. >> absolutely. go ahead. liz you do to avoid that in the current quarter? what is happening in the current quarter where you're excited you feel you might see better numbers. >> we had the company party last night. most importantly. liz: of course. anybody dance on the table? ashley: there goes the revenue. >> we feel business conditions are right for us and we have a cause that is worth doing. we know why we go to work as well as what we do and how we do it. the nation is not connected clinically at all. so there is only 4% of the doctors on athena net. the idea we should stop shooting for 30% growth because we only got 88% of the goal in one year is ridiculous to me and i'm glad to say all 2400 people and six offices at the party last night fully, fully agreed and hadn't even had that many cocktails at the time. so the year is starting well. the energy is high. we're going to keep trying to grow this thing 30% a year in the nation is connected and it eight unit close yet. ashley: jonathan, your energy is high,

liz. liz: i'm sure what you said your mom asks you, in a nutshell, in regular speak tell us what genpact does? this used to be ge capital international businesses. >> right. liz do you do today? >> in simple terms companies, you know, process information, paper, in order to deliver services. we actually help them run those services better. that is one thing we do, help companies run better by actually doing things for them, finance, procurement. liz: risk management? >> risk management. processing a mortgage, which, both of us know is not easy. liz: so when you're hiring you've got to hire people with, with all, quite a mosaic of talents i would think? >> that's right. liz: if you're doing mortgages and risk management can you really be all things to all people? >> we have focused on a few industrials. we grew up with ge and focus on things we learned from ge and a couple things we learned on our own. pharmaceuticals and lie seen he is. liz: for those that understand six sigma. that was the real problems to eliminate on a assembly line you could make a lot of money. you were a expert. you ran the six sigma program there. >> for our bipss and some businesses f

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liz: okay. >> we can control other things on the income statement. liz: let's just put this into perspective. while the stock is down 10% year-over-year, over the past five years this stock is up 223%. sally, thanks very much for coming first on fox business. >> liz much for the opportunity. liz: anytime. sally smith is the ceo of buffalo wild wings. ashley, who knew, coming down 20 cents. ashley: who knew that chicken wings are getting bigger. january retail sales, well, they're not getting bigger but coming in line with expectations. what can we expect moving forward. up next, jennifer davis of lazard capital. will have the spring stock pick. don't miss that. >>> plus jack lew, the president's nominee to lead the treasury was in the hot seat today facing a grilling from the senate from everything from his role at citibank and yes, his investments in the cayman islands. we're live on capitol hill. stay with us. ♪ . she knows you like no one else. and you wouldn't have it any other way. but your erectile dysfunction - you know, that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet a

if we start to see them go back in line together. >> liz: i see what you're saying. >> i have the other side of that liz: go ahead. >> gas prices, lizere's a disconnect there where gas prices are high. crude's low. liz: moving higher, i see it moving higher 2% there. today, seeing that change, at least in the behavior -- >> paid to do nothing, you do nothing. liz: yeah, i know. except that it's one day up, one day down. that's the thing. it's a tricky market. i'd like to keep the investor viewers apprised of every single move. in fact, george talking about gold, oh, the short squeeze was tuesday, and, yet, there's a drop here today. it's just something where you have to be fleet footed, and, gentlemen, thank you for being fleet footed. we appreciate it. >> thank you, liz. >> thank you. >> thank you. liz: no problems there. closing bell ringing in 53 minutes. it's a leading indicator for stocks, often measuring risk appetites throughout the year. talking about corporate bonds, junk bonds. what are they telling us about the market now? there is a message, and mason can discipher it, the ceo of interactive data, a firm with a great dea

liz, but it has been outperforming gold so far this year. back to you. liz: buying opportunities. well, it's very much an industrial play. >> absolutely. lizry much, sandra, sandra smith, closing bell ringing in 17 minutes. real estate investment trusts are a way to get exposure without physically buying a building or shopping mall on your own, but what if we told you there's a rate out there where you pay the fee up front without knowing how much money you make and can't sell it for years unless you want to take a penalty. who takes on that risk? actually, a lot of savvy investors say sign me up. up next, one of the largest in the country that's not listed on an exchange. kbs capital advisers keith hall coming up next to school you in countdown college. stay tuned. ♪ twins. i didn't see them coming. i have obligations. cute obligations, but obligations. i need to rethink the core of my portfolio. what i really need is sleep. introducing the ishares core, building blocks for the heart of your portfolio. find out why 9 o of 10 large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospect

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liz: 6 million over 17 years, is that what i heard? for 17 years? >> that sounds pretty close. liz: sounds about right. >> sounds about what was in the newspapers. liz: i think that's a good deal. we can say go browns here in cleveland. good to see you, tony. thank you very much. >> thank you. liz: they are going to put up the real sign soon. make it flashes lights with glitter. okay? [laughter] liz: the ceo and president of first energy. i will send it back to you, cheryl. cheryl: i'm already naming your graphics package for liz claman live opening day for first energy stadium. i just came up with that. thanks, liz. we are going to be back. the markets will be closing 38 minutes from now. we will take a break and come right back. charlie gasparino broke the story right here. where do things stand right now? what does nasdaq ceo bob greifeld think? charlie has been working the phones and talking to the people in the know. he's got the latest developments on the other side of the break. stay right here. all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. rify and lock. command is locked. five

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liz: that is a great point. >> we want to encourage success rather than punish it. right now, son some of these are punishing success. liz: it's like taking away t the net and tenants. we have to be able to stomach failure in the economy. sir, always so good to be with you. i appreciate your time. >> thank you, lizliz: up next, the president's labor with warm. telling unions to back off. and enjoy your chicken wings while you can. you cou liz: welcome back. this is an important story. unions facing a big defeat this week. the national labor relations board communions they cannot protest in front of wal-mart for two months. they are saying that the unions picketed illegally in front of the big retailer and after wisconsin and michigan becoming right to work states. so is labor losing its punch? dd, what do you think? >> i do think the unions are dying and they are on their way out. indiana, my hmes it is a right to work. and it's working unions are job killers. losing companies left and i right to other companies and we just need to realize the unions are dead and they need to realize that read what they are is political pacs. liz: adam, what do you think? >> there's no question that humans are dying. the question is when they're going to die and how data will look. this is a procedural loss for

liz: that is a great point. >> we want to encourage success rather than punish it. right now, son some of these are punishing success. liz: it's like taking away the net and tenants. we have to be able to stomach failure in the economy. sir, always so good to be with you. i appreciate your time. >> thank you, liz. liz: up next, the president's labor with warm. telling unions to back off. and enjoy your chicken wings while you can. you could be paying a super hefty price coming up. she's still the one for you - you know it even after all these years. but your erectile dysfunction - you know,that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, ke needingo go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sexual activity. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess with cialis. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical h