>> i don't >> retail movers is lulu and ulta, and we'll see what's driving those stocks and getting aion from wall street when "fast money" comes right back. >>> time now for an earnings whip and we have two retail movers lulu lemon, after reporting earnings courtney reagan fans, it is your luckity in she is all over lulu and ulta. >> hi there, melissa analysts are sending in their quick takes. instinet says to state the obvious lulu continues to post stellar comps in increasingly impressive margins this is retail at its prime. susan anderson at b. riley fdr tells me the consumer is clearly spending with resonating with lulu's product, clearly taking share from traditional athletic players like under armour. lululemon's margin are the most impressive piece here and the flow of new product just keeps getting better >> let's talk about ulta oppenheimer says the stock is down because he didn't increase guidance and he says waiting momentum for large kcosmetics brands and edgewater's researchers is concerned that ulta's transaction growth continues to moderate the 3.1% and that's the lowe

and make five videos per week and upload them to their you tube channel lulu and leon family and fun named after their two kids and. it has some one hundred ten thousand subscribers. and it was her idea really. they were always watching you tube and then she asked if we could make a video. so i said sure. and she just really wanted to see our video up on youtube as well. and some people at school asked for my autograph from. you tube clips from kids are popular all over the world in america six year old ryan makes videos for his channel ryan toys review and they get up to a staggering one point one billion hits he's among the world's biggest you tube stars channel has over eleven point five million subscribers but plenty to spark interest from toward manufacturers as with you tube cute baby new life from germany her parents began filming her at age two showing their every day life along with all kinds of products. like multi-channel networks like studios act as middlemen between you tubers and brands they have between fifteen and twenty you tube families under contract and the busine

first of all, my wife has brought a lot of lulu and i wear it all of the time i like mike's trade for the following reasons and you could have the stock put to you at 125 and that's the level on the stock is where we adapt to after q-1 earnings and at a level that we can hold. and it is a stock, 75% up in the last six months and 175 in the last 18 months and the valuation is not cheap so you're playing for a pop on the earnings to get you up on that range and sometimes the top end of that, and it's a great time to get out. >> this defends dan's position a little bit and maybe yours, too. it is possible to did a portion of the trade and want the whole thing. i happen to think that options premiums are implying they'll be larger than what we'll get, but if you only want to have the upside participation and you say i don't need the extra purpose stock price. go ahead, you i have the call the downside like that is if it goes sideways. >> are you opportunity ltimisti general? >> this is an idiosyncratic name i wouldn't characterize a specialty retailer where they basically operate at the p

mike, are you looking at lulu. >> i am.s has long been on what i call the holly index, one of my wife's favorite brands for sure. i've observed the popularity in terms of using it as casual wear remains intact but the stock has had -- she has bought me some items because there is now increasingly men's products available at lululemon. the question a lot of people probably have, the stock has had a very large run trading at a big premium to other retail names. that might be deserved though. and i think there are ways that we can look to play the stock going into earnings which is implying a more than 9% move using those elevated options premiums to make a blish bet but trying to avoid the possibility there could be a short term pullback if don't end up hitting on all cylinders i was looking at the september 130, 140, 155 call spread rick reversal, selling is the 130 puts at 225, buying the 140 at 635 and selling is the 155 calls at $1775 the idea is we get participation bob 140, we mitigate the amount of premium we're spendi

lulu is like this is my job.or the second effort and erica, poor lulu had to go back to the dugout without the bat. she sure did give a great effort. >> i love lulu. >> that's her job. >> lulu is amazing! she's also really stinking cute and she's good at her job, too. >> even should have a bat dog. >> you are rights andy scholes, good to see you. thank you all for joining me, i'm erica hill in for poppy harlow. "at this hour" starts right now. >>> hello, i'm ryan nobles in for kate baldwin. we begin this hour with breaking news, just minutes ago, president trump announced the department cure of a key physical in the west wing. his tweet, white house counsel don mcgahn will be leaving his position in the fall shortly after the confirmation hopefully of judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. i have worked with don a long time and truly appreciate his systems. sarah westwood is at the white house, this probably doesn't come too much of a surprise that don mcgahn is leaving. this is someone that ha

lulu lemon has managed to sell a lifestyle.d talked about similarities between his job at sephora and now at lulu lemon. so that is working. they also have huge traction when it comes to international growth. how many times have i been telling you about men's abc pants, women's $100 bras. >> you and wilf had a back and forth about this with price elasticity. >> that is why you are seeing growth like this for a retailer. better than a nike or underarmer. athletic apparel has been doing quite well. >>> labor market might be tight, but are americans satisfied with their jobs the answer may surprise you. "squawk on the street" will be ghckba. dow is up 27 points now. duncan just protected his family with a $500,000 life insurance policy. how much do you think it cost him? $100 a month? $75? $50? actually, duncan got his $500,000 for under $28 a month. less than a dollar a day. his secret? selectquote. in just minutes, a selectquote agent will comparison shop nearly a dozen highly-rated life insurance companies, and give you a choic

lulu: -- >> nothing solved. a lot of people talking about that. fax will be fine.urkish government has to do a lot to clear that and at the moment, i am sorry to say it is more the question of how demanding they will be in turkey. that is the discussion the market has. be big echoes. we hope for a soft landing, but that is normal. you talk about drugs and alcohol . after a good party, you have to live with the morning after. itt: we heard how difficult will be for emerging markets, as well, because you have not only the fed raising rates, but also this turmoil in turkey. kind of a double whammy for e.m.. guggenheim has said it is time to take risk off the table. is he right? joerg: it depends, i would say. often, these situations give you opportunities. there is no black or white. market ishow deep the falling and you have to look for bad things. especially the turkish market is hit extremely hard and i would say there could he an opportunity for you short-term. think it will be solved. turkey will be something you will have to talk about the next month or the next

next speaker, please. >> rako, ando and lulu and rachel. >> hi, my name is rako. this is my daughter lulu and we've been coming to these hearings since she was an infant and now she's turning two. as a resident who lives along the line and especially, i actually live on 17th avenue so the 17th avenue stop is something that is one that we road to get here today. i would like to reiterate what everybody else has already spoken about in terms of the vital needs to retain the 17th bound inbound stop because the safe way is there for accessibility for the elderly and for disabled residents who go to safeway to shop. i also agree with the fact that the time savings from removing the stops along the l line are relatively trivial compared to the fact that the tunnels is what does cause the back up. i would urge you to retain the 17th avenue stop and also think about accessibility for residents considering the other stops. considerations for removal coming up in the future. thank you. >> thank you. >> rachel is the last person of the day. >> good afternoon directors, rache

. >> lulu out tomorrow.ares of pvh higher after those earnings as we just showed you. up next the ceo will join us in an exclusive interview on set to discuss those results. >> speaking of athleisure, shares of underarmer falling more than seven percent. really reclaiming most of the losses after dick's sporting goods blamed it for a sales miss. should you be buying the dip we saw some that actually closed higher. that is coming up on the closing bell. >>> shares of tommy hilfigger and pvh are down lower. they were higher after beating the street. joining us now to discuss these results is manny chirico. welcome. what is working for you? looks like calvin klein especially strong. >> i thi >> i think calvin klein and tommy hillfigger are joining growth. >> is there something to read into the price points that are working if the growth is 15% or so but if you are heritage brands is only three percent in. >> i think what i would describe as premium brands and not talking luxury but premium brands, it's a good p

historically for lulu it's around 40.ive here. >> we look at the forward out to the next -- the out year it's not quite that high but i mean at the end of the day this is a company that has a ton of momentum right now. there is no complacency as i wrote in my note in what they are doing. there is huge opportunities to grow expensingly .men's business is starting to work here their processes have improved. the product has improved and their engagement has improved we all that pep as a wording but it really has. it's gotten better and better. and when they do that to get they have no competition it's still -- if you think about the size of other businesses it's under a $4 billion global business is he we see lots of opportunities to the continue to grow that's why we think the stocks work higher >> can the camps work higher 10%, to% the numbers are unbelievable at some point they pull back and are we then disappointed or do we know what's going to happen. >> i don't think we see mid-teens, 20% comps going forward. but as th

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lulu lemon raising its outlook for the year. epic and pretty awesome lip-synching challenge. these cops go back to the future in new york to make a parody of the movie. watch. ♪ the power of love. ♪ the power of love ♪ >> the cops say they made the video to connect with the community as part of the nationwide police lip-synch challenge. this is one of my favorites we have had so far on the show. what a great place. yoga pants. >> yoga pants are pants. i will spend all fall and winter wearing them. genes are so oppressive. they really are. men's yoga stuff, they are looser. >> you see where the sales are, start tinkering around, tariffs on china, hurting american companies in the process but lulu lemon is expanding to international trade. dagen: trying to open the market more, so many restrictions. >> no problem opening the market but this strategy is not the right strategy, to all our allies and put pressure on china. the eu, canada, mexico. dagen: lulu lemon is a canadian company, they started in canada. china does nefarious th

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were talking about vests and the other sort of trend we're antidotally seeing is men wearing these luluf regular pants to the office they're completely embracing the athleisure trend how long do you think this could keep up, or are we at a point now where every guy has got four pants of lulu and that's it in. >> it's interesting. i think i've absolutely seen it whether it's colleagues, clients, men wearing it on planes the same way women are wearing their lulu bottoms it's very much an emerging trend. it's just barely scratched the surface. and i also think it's more much prominent on the coast than it is in the middle of the country. so i think this brand has a lot of tremendous in roads to go when it comes to building the business >> 15% of lululemon shoppers actually made their first purchase just in this recent quarter. is that a lot stronger than you've been see, is there a brand pickup, are people trying it out for the first time? what does that indicate about the future for lululemon >> i think that's really the key. and what we learned and it began last quarter when they announc

anna: lulu, thank you. thanks to bloomberg's, joining from hong kong. coming up, home depot reported results yesterday with sales rebounding in the last quarter. retail numberst out of the united states. u.k. inflation data also on the radar. lots to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: a live shots of singapore. it is 6:17 in london. you have the msci asia-pacific down. there is a retesting in terms of currencies and the equity market space this morning. juliette saly is in singapore. juliette? juliette: serbia's capital management is among parties holding talks to acquire a stake in swiss for. bloomberg has learned that hna is working for and risers -- working with advisers on the possibility. swissport could be valued at $3 billion. representatives declined to comment. pay $4.9 billion -- the bank of pay $4.9 billion relating to the housing crisis. rbs disputes the allegations and did not admit to them agreeing to settle. a spokesman was not immediately available for comment. a week after elon musk shocked the market by proclaiming tesla may become a pr

they were 52% a year ago so some stellar results there from lulu.to come in as a new ceo with a bar that high >>> american outdoor brands which is the company formerly known as smith and wesson, earnings are out eric >> if you look at the stock, the stock is up over 15% after hours. that's from a big earnings beat. the company reporting 21 cents adjusted earnings. that's lot better than 12 cents that analysts were expecting revenues also beat 139 million verse 134 million analysts were expecting. they also raised their guidance for the second quarter and the ceo out with a comment saying our increased profitability was driven by our consumer preference for new products promotions last year and solid progress our our growth initiatives down about 65% in the last two years, so there's a long way to go to get back to those levels back to you. >> eric, thanks very much for that mike, as i said this is big bounce today from the low levels >> really down to about a half billion dollar market. >> hold on, mike we're going to listen to christina freeland wh

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mike, how are you trading lulu now?ollow us on twitter you know late today i recommend taking your profits on the trade. the stock has run right through the short strike and 155 which we had targeted. if you wanted to press the bullish bet, you being basically roll out the trade and on this one it's time to take profits because there's not much left in it >> great call and the way you played it was exactly right, right? the long premium trades into events and you have to be convicted because you have to get a lot of things right and first and foremost, the direction, magity in tud and the timing, and there weren't too many names outside of retail and consumer brands that actually performed this way and even though options prices were high, it outperformed the move so good job on your part >> up next, your tweets and the final call ore, td ameritrade lets you trade select securities 24 hours a day, five days a week. that's amazing. it's a pretty big deal. so i can trade all night long? ♪ ♪ all night long... is that lione

lemon, uphigher, lulu 15%, china was strong, growing by 55%. this is an interesting chart. they have recently had the s&p 500 at all-time highs. the last series of all-time 500s in january for the s&p and the point being made at that time, we have the pe for the s&p 500. this is normalized. at 100% ofrading where it had been at those highs. the p/e ratio, 92% of where it had been. we have stocks rising as the corporate outlook improves, one reason investors are looking past headlines. vonnie: thank you abigail. trade a key topic as we join president trump in the oval office. joining us from london is john micklethwait who conducted the interview along with margaret tallis and jennifer jacobs. did you get the sense that the president? he even says confidence. been a different trump a the one people see from the outside. most of the people think of someone who is under pressure, legal inquiries, democrats look likely to take the house. he has got the trade in all these things going on around him. from his point of view, life is great. the american economy and wall street at r

lulu: obviously a lot of commodities that have been selling on alibaba, trees -- groceries and bostoners are being affected. core revenue is still coming from china. that is still heavily skewered toward china. theyheir u.s. exposure, want to grow their international business. for now they will have to put the u.s. on the back burner and extend into southeast asia. quarter revenue earnings, it will not impact them as much. haidi: you can also turn to your bloomberg for more on this. you can get commentary and analysis from bloomberg expert editors. a quick check of the business headlines. the company reported a 54% jump in net income for the first half, saying for years sales will leave it target -- beat its target of 4.8 million units. indiad: reports from saying the finance ministers turned down a proposed $4 billion cash injection. officials rejected the idea from the civil aviation ministry due to lack of a clear turnaround plan. the company is in debt, and the government is keen to sell, however there have been no buyers yet at least. haidi: jp morgan selling off assets in a revi

lululemon is doing great maybe the stock will end up having run too much going into the quart ir if lulu goes down, this isn't a go to name on weakness it's such a strong story the software -- their software helps combine all cloud needs on one converged platform they compete with the m ware who some people think -- i think it's fine. finally, what's not to like about zuora. the company gives enterprises the tools they need to set up their own subscription services. the real deal. i bet they report a blowout. bottom line, it's an odd week. ridiculously busy for the end of summer there are consumer names, plenty of consumer names reporting. so far, very few of those have turned out to be losers. let's go to ross in louisiana. ross >> boo ya. >> boo ya. >> it seems recent bad news has not facted the market negatively as some would think. with very real political issues coming out and the possible change of leadership in congress, do you think this could change is this a good time to move money from larger cap stock that move with the news and the smaller cap stock in the russell 2,000 that

i think lulu has done a really good job adding more fashion infused life-style apparel. and street wear is popular right now, which i think they can play in that area same with nike they have always been -- done better at infusing fashion into their product. under armour on the other hand has always been more traditional athletic wear that started out like these other guys, you know, as traditional workout apparel, but they haven't really been able to move into that street wear type look and i think that's what is making them struggle. >> susan, we will leave it there. susan anderson with b riley fbr. >>> coming up a chinese rival to tesla launching a billion dollar ipo. gm's dream for electric cars and china may be stalling new details on aston martin'sor, po. a "power lunch" rundown next and next, he was a heavy hitter hired to clean up baseball what he uncovered might shock you. that story ahead it's a home run. "power lunch" is back in two "power lunch" is back in two minutes. introducing the 2018 c-class sedan, coupe and cabriolet. the thrills keep getting better. l

everyone in the path of hurricane lane, please prepare yourselves and follow national weather service on luluor updates. be safe, end quote >>> florida is recalling approximately 50,120 volt convenience charge cords used on its 2012 to 2015 electric vehicles, the focus, fusion and cmax those could cause fires in nondedicated electrical outlets. the company says it is aware of four fires related to the recall, but luckily, no injuries >>> and apple's ceo tim cook is sharing the wealth, donating just over 23,000 shares of apple stock to an unspecified charity. they're worth about $5 million quite a gift that is the news this hour back to you >> sure is shares of melco resorts have rallied 10% in the past week and traders are betting on more upside from here jon, you're up first >> all right, michelle take a look at this one. up 48 cents now. obviously a play on china. their last report for mckau showed that the strip was up about 10.3%. street was looking for 11. that's why we saw the slide. however, now bouncing back 10% as you said, i think there's a lot more in there. so what did i do bought

lulu chen, bloomberg reporter in hong kong.iffs coming into effect as trade talks resume in washington. we talk trade, tensions, this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: economics, finance, and politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am francine lacqua in london. and check in on what is trending. brexit is tricky, but we have put together a pick your own brexit game. pick to see if you can get a good deal, pretty fun, actually. it is a hard game. saudi aramco is said to have put their ipo on hold. sources told bloomberg the oil giant is focusing on buying a strategic stake in a chemical company. in third place, the fed signals they are ready to hike if the economy stays on track. in second place, president trump --ies claims as scrutiny as on his campaign intensifies. on top, jp morgan dismisses hundreds of workers in their asset management division. let's get straight to first word news. donald trump has denied using campaign funds as hush money. the comments came a day after federal prosecutors claim some officials were aware. as

npr host lulu garcia navarro spoke at a naturalization ceremony.he told them she asked her 5-year-old daughter what she should say during her remarks. her daughter said to tell them, welcome. you are all angels. thank you for coming to america. that is a beautiful sentiment, and it wraps us up on this hour. out of the mouths of babes. i certainly like that little girl. i'm stephanie ruhle. i will see you again at 11:00 a.m. with my partner, ali velshi, and all day long on twitter. right now, more news with my dear friend, kristen welker, who i have not gotten to speak to since i saw her in the press briefing room yesterday. i'm always in awe of you, but yesterday, bravo, my sister. >> thank you, steph. i appreciate that. back at you. appreciate it. i am in for hallie jackson once again this morning. >>> the showdown, the slur, and the stunner. closing arguments right now in paul manafort's trial. his fate soon in the hands of the jury. facing decades in prison. we are live at the courthouse with the very latest. >>> the omarosa fallout escalates fo

penney and toys "r" us you have to play those at two brand protection i think lulu is highly priced butgoing i'd rather go with those that has brand protection. >> the internet and amazon is the catalyst that brought this to light and we're going up easy comps in a lot of cases so stocks have been left for dead it's a surprise in hindsight they've done as well as they had but retailers are still facing structural head winds until we get rid of that -- >> no touch in your view, right? that sounds like what you're getting at. >> for mall based apparel retailers, yes. >> up next, pete najarian is with us for unusual activity if you listened to him yesterday he said it would break out your big winner today. see what he likes. that's next. plus look at the s&p 500 sector check in the green with materials and energy leading the way. half time po iba itwrerts ckn o. ♪ ♪ i don't care where we go ♪ and i don't care what we do ♪ just take me with you there are roadside attractions. and then there's our world-famous on-road attraction. the 2018 glc. lease the glc300 for just $459 a month at your l

lulu lemon the national brands putting forward the innovation, you're seeing the trends there. as you think about the mix of a macy's versus a jc wenn krrkc pa favors a macy's. i think the trade up is favoring the retailers selling the innovative national brands we also like the global brands nike, lululemon. i think that's where you want to be thinking in and about this underlying stronger consumer backdrop where does the consumer want to be spending and that's a theme we've heard. the last couple of years, it's been all about value >> matt, just a few weeks ago, we were worried about who has china exposure who is using private label they're making it in china shouldn't we be concerned? what happened to that? >> no, it's an interesting point and still a concern. what most companies are telling us they have been diversifying their production over the last couple of years. and what interestingly, if you take the handbag man fufacturers as a perfect case in point, both coach and kors were telling us they could shift production from 0% from china from one to two seasons. it's some

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and lulu, a separate segment that neither company touch, none of the three, the just killing it so i think there's room and it speaks more to the consumer appetite to continue to spend. >> i think the direct consumer model has worked for nike over the last couple of years i also believe there's a little bit of inherent belief they have low risk as it relates to amazon being able to cannibalize them i think that's partially true. north america, you're seeing a reacceleration that's coming back again i think the question becomes now is there a read through here for others in the athletic footwear space. does this mean on friday, foot locker possibly reports a stronger quarter >> possibly. i leadoove that both these anals set a $93 price target one upgraded, susquehanna, that's a 20% upside. now we know they don't just randomly grab b these numbers, but it's interesting that both of these analyst after running their numbers and i'll give them credit for being right on this, on the way up, have basically both picked 93 as an upside, which is about 20% from here >> i think there's a cultu

lulu chang is with me now. , buts a miss on that better than expected profit ultimately. .> i think itag the revenue figures were extremely strong. rishaad: the profit figures were week. >> the growth is the fastest in four years. if you dig deeper, people are worried a lot of this is sustained by acquisitions, investments, so asset-heavy business like retail and entertainment, that costs a lot of money down the road. if they want to sustain this growth come up will they have to do more acquisitions in the next quarter? that is the key concern. the most lucrative business has weekend. their growth, they only managed to maintain a growth of 26% compared with 35% in the previous quarter. rishaad: pretty solid though. >> the bigger question is how much time investors willing to put up with with this heavy spending. the cloud evere present are what are the implications of the trade war on alibaba's business. >> it will have a hangover the market and for china tech stocks as a whole. for alibaba itself, if you look at core revenue, it is still coming from china even though jack ma has a vis

. >> high, contessa looking at lulu lemon for trading nation.no mistake the athletic apparel making is it on an incredible run just because it's down today it's up 74.5% on the longest quarterly win streak ever. gina sanchez and bill baruch with blue line futures. this is as bullish as a chart as it gets. do you chase it or wait on earnings. >> well, you're right as bullish as it gets to define the significance where it is you have to back the chart out. look at the high in 2013 to the low in 2014 you get a range this there. and looking for how it gets to the unchartered territory, you extend that range above the 2013 high and that brings you to 129 i'm watching this 129 level very closely. the chart has had an extreme hockey stick like formation in 2018 and it's consolidates well and moves higher if you look at the 550% retramt from the low to the high recently that comes in at 129. i am bullish i have to be buolish on will you lieu above 129 and i would buy a re-test to 129 but below there "i" dernd for the immediate term momentum. >> gina the

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