lori rothman on floor of new york stock exchange. break down what viewers should be expecting. >> after rising almost 50%, 47% to be exact over past few months. netflicks is vulnerable stock. tonight's results are very critical. we could see a gap up or down depending on numbers. earnings per share, wall street expecting four cents. let me remind everybody, four cents is split adjusted. netflix did a seven-for-one stock split today. revenue $1.65 billion. that is the wall street expectations. key point for netflix is subscriber growth. 619,000 domestic streaming subscribers is wall street estimate. that is more optimistic than what netflix is telling us to expect which is 600,000 domestic subscribers. international, this is where netflix enjoyed tremendous growth last year, 1.94 million international subscribers. what wall street is expecting. netflix, the company look for 1.9 million international subscribers. setting you up for netflix. shares going out just below 100 bucks a share. down 2.25%. liz. melissa: shah, lori. for more to

lori rothman with the numbers. hey, lori. >> melissa, you saw after-hours trade on visa, way up after a nice beat for the credit card maker. let me give you numbers, earnings per share, 74 cents. 59 cents is estimate. 3.36 billion was the estimate. visa, fascinating story here. they're saying that their process transactions were up 8%, to $18 billion. what is great about visa, they're taking cybersecurity issue very seriously. they're doing a deal with fireeye to really improve protection for data breaches. we've known about this we know visa is a preferred credit card by costco and costco companies. so all things seem to be firing on all cylinders for visa. keep an eye on the stock. amazon.com will be big one we're waiting momentarily. melissa: big one for the hour. amazon, we're waiting on that. jim frischling real quick. what did you get of numbers out of visa? >> a stellar performance. something i wouldn't expect. i thought consumer growth would not be strong enough to put the guys higher. both massacre card and

melissa: lori rothman on floor of new york stock exchange with more details on earnings. lori, go ahead. >> at first blush looks okay for twitter. 7 cents a share versus 4 cents. revenue 580 million versus 481. you see numbers on your screen. twitter numbers were way up ahead of the call this afternoon. looks like initial reaction is satisfactory. waiting to see a number. okay, it is being bid up. people are satisfied here. we're waiting to hear if i newsment on ris and follow-up q&a on periscope. this is one of twitter's products for video streaming. we'll see information about ceo and user engagement and growth. we have quote already in the earnings call from one. executives. q2 growth suggests monetizaton but we're not satisfied with our growth in audience. average monthly users we'll break it down. back to you. melissa: let's kick it back to the panel. revenue is 052 million. still a beat. -- 502 million. we're seeing the stock bid up after hours in the trade. kevin, what do you think of the revenue number, 502 million. >> that is a great number. they have the ceo noto

deirdre: lori rothman joining me from the floor of the new york exchange. you heard lori talk about twitter beating on top and bottom lines. the stock jumping after-hours. up better than 5%. "wall street journal" doug macmillan with me. earnings beat but twitter's u.s. growth grinding to a halt. no other way to say it. what do you make of that? >> this is same story with twitter, revenue keeps growing but user growth is plateauing. what it comes down to, twitter will not be facebook. they will not get a billion users. can they effectively monetize and make money from smaller base of 300 some million users? the message to investors today of user growth stopping as you said in the u.s., could be a pretty big red flag for the company and investors going forward. deirdre: speaking of that red flag, if twitter can only grow overseas and that doesn't really add to the ad revenue, what are twitter's choices? >> there is really two big questions hanging over this company. that have very little to do with earnings report today. i don't think we're going to get much c

and rothman lori is this urban legitimate or o is august unkind to investors?>> you know, there's history. there's the proof there. according to stock traders compiles off this data you can go all the way back ash to the 1950s and a august is one of four months that have an average decline. and in the last five years, the last five augusts, you have posted up there about a two and a half percent decline. although interestingly last august question saw a gain of about 3.8% but that's really an anomaly. investors can't put their finger on it although summer not as strong earnings reporting month. but again investors have learned now because history is any -- indication to tread carefully during the month of august. >> interesting here everyone is on vacation too. has to be part of it. jason evaluation heavy i think on the dow and s&p. is august the month where people stop taking money off the the table? start cashing in some profits? >> no, i mean thing is you have to look at the conditions. you would be a fool to invest based off of a 70 or 50-year history of th

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lori rothman on floor of new york stock exchange. been following it all day. lori. >> investor in the u.s. took their cues, ashley, from china, shanghai index was off 8 1/2% our time. that is the worst performance since 2007. chinese regulators investing with the market. investors losing confidence that china can't maintain its market that of course would set off a ripple effect through global economies. we saw action in the price of oil, falling on expectations of weaker demand and oversupply issues. what i found interesting so many house hole names do significant business in china. we saw breakdown of shares in prodly weak market. apple down 1.3%. conference call on latest earnings call from apple pointing to a focus on apple, i'm sorry, china, apple, key markets. shares of apple down 1.3%. after the earnings call apple shares fell precipitously because of concern about demand for apple products there. yum! brands, las vegas sands and wynn resorts have huge resorts in macau. that is a big trouble spot. wynn resorts down 3.2%. baidu, down 4 1/2%. baidu reporti

lori rothman with me from the floor of new york stock exchange. lori? >> deirdre all right we got the gross domestic product. not all that exciting but the fed looks at these things. 2.4% expansion pace is already, certainly not terrible but likely for the fed to stay on course and raise rates in september. why we saw stocks flip-flopping. the gains and losses. a mixed picture with the dow off five points. nasdaq up 17. call the broad market average flat. after the bell it has been all about earnings. we had better than expected reports from social media companies like links inn, expedia, travel website, electronic arts the gaming company. linkedin is a dramatic story here. after the bell when the report was released it was better than expected top and bottom line report. all of their products were going gangbusters. we saw shares up as much as 13%. now they're virtually flat, only up marginally. likely because a lost subscription growth is coming from overseas. as you know from your coverage, we're seeing a lot of concern among investors globally of sl

lori rothman following the trade. >> pressure is on. bar is awfully low, ashley.o linkedin. looking so good after better than expected report. here are some of my thoughts and my interpretation. you did have 33% increase in the revenue in the quarter however that is decelerating. you also have their products which did show double-digit percentage growth. premium subscriptions rose 22%. here is a lot of it, a lot of subscribers coming in from overseas. 70% of the linkedin subscribers are international. many of those,. of those are going on from china. we know what happened in china, shares cratering. they're now about flat. want to tell you about expedia, coming in, shares in the extended session up about six 1/2% right now, 1.66 billion. that is an 11% increase in revenue from the last quarter last year. $3.38 per share. basically sales, bookings growth increase significantly. hotels.com is strong growth books jumped 20%. average room night up 35%. expedia on track to try to buy its rival orbits worldwide though it should face regulatory scrutiny. there it is. >>

lori rothman on floor of the new york stock exchange. what are the numbers. >> forecast, revenue though was a little bit soft, 17.73 billion. 17.75 is the forecast. that is only gain of 11%. this has been a big concern among people who follow google, investors analysts because of search ads. the question whether search ads are loose steam. first quarter saw 12% gain. now we have revenue only gain of 11%. precipitous fall in revenue. first quarter 2014 revenue was up as much as 19%. that said, paid clicks are up 18%. and i would point my finger to that reason, the reason that google's stock as you can see in the after-hours is up about 5%. back over to you. melissa: i'm watching the stock pop as we talk about. obviously investors like what they see. charles, what did you like out of that? >> the beat. not too worried about the top line revenue. that is a huge beat. i like the clicks to lori's point. i would be interested to see if they said anything so far about guidance. from technical point of view 600 has been huge. went there february

deirdre: stocks closed lower on the last trading day of the market with declines in energy we have lori rothman from the floor of the new york stock exchange. which energy stocks? >> usually the big oil companies bring the upside surprise but not this time. we heard from chevron and exxonmobil. we saw the profit declined 52% from one year ago it fell 4.5% with the new low-rent a 4.8% to the new low as well. but the s&p energy sector fell to present as well whole from a type of significant gains. they're all down almost 5% so energy was the story of the day-to-day. here as we a wrap up the month. so seeing the falling energy prices. >> indeed. as far as the bigger picture what else contributed to sentiment? >> all of the volatility stemming from the rest credito crisis, and the chinese market crashing a couple of weeks ago. the growth patterns and the ripple effect. with a very mixed bed of reports but we did close out with gains with the dow is up and the nasdaq will be the top performer of the gain of 2.8% for the month. the jobs report as of friday with more earnings and we do have a couple o

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here to weigh in, brian wesbury, and fox business's ashley webster and lori rothman. ashley, set the scene here. give us some context for exactly what's happening and how ratcheted up things have gotten with the average investor. >> chinese markets are up 150%. you have to understand, this is a government-run operation. there is so much government money pumped into the share price when we have trigger like this and see a selloff it is up to the government whether it wants to prop it up. this is the second time around in three weeks -- trish: they said they will. >> they will prop it up, what does that mean? trish: binger go. >> where, we're the ones that will be pumping in all the money. the problem is many, shares are brought on on this exchange with margin lending. they borrow money to buy shares. it is all smaller investors and they're getting wiped out which has a big impact on the overall chinese economy. >> see average person there, jay pelosky, getting into this market and playing the market like it's a casino. >> that is kind of normal behavior for investors i

lori rothman on the floor of the new york stock exchange. how is it doing now, lori? >> hi, there, david and melissa. great to see you guys. here are the numbers for yum! brands, 689 cents a share versus the 62 cents. 69. that is down from 73 cents a share quarter year ago. yum! brands posted revenue of 31 -- can't even read my own handwriting. 3.11 billion. that is right in line with estimates we'll call it. you can see the after-hours trade. looks like the bid is a little bit lighter. so some selling there on the report. a bit of a disappointment. the big trouble spot for yum! brands even though taco bell is doing home deliveries in some big cities here in the u.s., really struggling with the slowing economy in china. i will send it back to you. david: they bet a lot on china. china is not delivering. thank you very much, lori. melissa: very true. a new bombshell in the brazen prison escape from the top drug lord. why mexico has more explaining to do. that is just ahead. david: blasting the iranian deal, gop hopeful donald trump saying it's a horrible deal for many,

lori rothman down on new york stock exchange with what is coming up.numbers are here. >> liz, very strong market and strong performers ahead of their earnings reports. google up year-to-date 12%. all eyes focused on the tech giant because of some fading revenue. this is trouble spot. search ads are the dollars coming down in that category? investor key to watch that. first quarter, 12% gain of revenue for google, first quarter of 2014 revenue was up 19%. we're seeing a trend moving in the wrong direction on that front. investors wondering what google has plans for $60 billion of free cash on hand. so we'll be listening perhaps for announcement of dividend or share buyback. looking for specific breakout numbers in some of google's business. youtube for example. kind of interesting trend too from google that their costs are basically overcoming their revenues. so we'll be watching for headcounts as well. liz, send it back to you. liz: lori, thank you. quick mention about amazon. hitting all-time high today just one day after the big amazon prime today cr

lori rothman and "wall street journal" greg i'm and senior correspondent charlie gasparino. with you, investors reacting postively here not at highs of the session but still up solid. up 177. they team so like what they