plus all over after-hours actions of lulu lemon and crowdstrike and docusign we'll dive into all three stocks and tesla shares skidding today. we start with wall street summer blockbuster, amc offering twists and turns of a thriller, shares plunging today after planning to sell 11 million shares and major plot twist they pulled it off, amc completing the stock sell, shares down just 18% today. and in regulatory filing under the circumstances we caution investing in our common stock unless you're prepared to incur the riske or all or substantial portion of your investment what should we make of all of this, guy? >> first of all, it's great to be back. people don't realize how difficult this show is to host when we're all together. you've been able to do this now for 14 months guys us all in different positions, it's remarkable what you have done and the entire staff, guys and gals here at the nasdaq. i want to say that because it's important. what do i make of it, you go swimming in california or australia with signs you can swing but there's great white sharks in the water, so you unde

lulu: regularly updating them on the status and business.so have been told by our contacts that they have discussed a government representative and senior executive ranks to keep tabs on the company, although those processions are ongoing. also, it seems that the company, right now for some time, it is reported that they will have discussions with those companies instead of a data company that could require these operations to share the data that they collect from users in those discussions seem to be in development right now. dani: if that is the story for jack ma and aunt, what about other fintech companies? lulu: the same level of scrutiny that has been applied to ant is now applied to smaller companies. it has been reported that companies have asked to set up a financial holding company which will be regulated more like a bank. they also summoned 13 countries and told them there fintech operations will fall under greater scrutiny and those that meet certain requirements will also have to set up financial holding companies. dani: is anyon

and guy, in terms of lulu -- i feel like -- >> you never buy lulu, right, guy. >> he might be wearing't let him -- he's fit, he's trim, i mean, he's happening. >> doesn't like mfort, right, guy? >> no i don't. i'm not about comfor i do have the boxer briefs but i'm curious as to whtim mentioned the always be closing format of joe curran, what a's do you talk of with these lulu lemons. >> that's what the pants are called, abc's. >> it's a particular kind of comfort, we can leave it there. >> for men we'll watch all of the earnings report tomorrow on fast. up next we'll reveal the twitter poll resultsou y have two more minutes to vote so go vote on twitter. "fast money" right after this. innovating, sourcing organic ingredients,bright after thi. this kright after this right after this fermenting? yeah like kombucha or yogurt. and we formulate everything so your body can really truly absorb the natural goodness. that's what we do, so you can do you. new chapter wellness, well done. wealth is your first big investment. worth is a partner to help share the load. wealth is saving a little e

. >> pete, turn it over to you you're kind of playing in the athletic wear space with lulu lemon. >> yeah. >> different than nike, not as heavy in basketball more the yoga crowd or joe kernen with the pants he wears to work what do you make of the report. >> yes, well the report absolutely outstanding kevin hit on the most important aspects of it which to me actually comes down to the fact that they are able to get the margins that they are getting because of the fact that they've done this dtc model and an amazing job as kevin points out. nike, i thought they were absolutely done as far as growth potentially in north america and wow, did you look at the quarter? absolutely spectacular that also tells me something else, though, frank, i think that bodes well for the lulu lemons of the world and others sketchers and some of the rest because of the fact what we are seeing now are companies that have pushed that direction they get metro margins i think that's the most important part of the whole thing. but the reality is the growth. i know kevin must love lulu because he is canadian so

i know karen and steve and delano were looking good in their lulus at home during covid, but they're also looking good in the gym, and they get it both ways as well. in either case, the multiple is very, very challenging, but the innovation and control of the demand is you have a movement. nike actually got cheaper last night despite this move in the after-hours. >> so, karen, if this is a nike-specific story, then which retailers might you be concerned about? which retailers might not see that sort of benefit at this point and where we are in the pandemic >> i come back to department stores as being challenged you don't think of them as a place to buy sneakers, but the consumer's pocketbook is inif i night, right i agree tim's take of lulu woul be most similar. the shoe space saw goat, right the shoe space is on fire, so maybe foot locker is still fine, but i don't own it anymore it's been the fear of nike taking over their wholesale business which makes me stay away from nike >> it was up today i thought it would trade lower on the numbers for last night. >> to tim's point, people

great interview with the lulu ceo. >>> docusign earnings are out. numbers. >> everyonie earnings beat the s expectations 44 cents versus 28 expected. still unprofitable, however, on a gaap basis revenue $469 million that beats the $438 million expected strong revenue guidance both for q2 and the full year shares tripled last year but they're lower by 10% this year so like some of the other pandemic or work-from-home darlings, investors are wondering what can it do beyond that signature, that e-signature signature product. they'll be listening for that and we'll be listening on the call. >> nice pop after hours. thank you. >>> charge points results are also out phil lebeau with those numbers. >> shares moving a little higher as chargepoint reported a gaap loss of 84 cents a share haven't found the comparable estimate of a loss of 10 cents a share. revenue up 24% at just over $40 million. it is guiding to better-than-expected q2 revenue and reaffirming its guidance for full-year revenue between 195 and $205 million chargepoint moving just a little bit

e. lulu? oh. i. performance is held only once a year in the autumn, the the because i guess the next leg of our journey is also a sort of performance. the 1st we go back to our station, you don't bold to train by simply heading to the platform before taking a trip on the 7 stars. you enjoy a reception in a katy lounge. ah, this train exceeds an early 20th century atmosphere. ah, the cheek, utah ceremoniously punched by hand, making for elegance, collectibles, and the entire crew introduces themselves one by one review, cynical fundraiser that you must know some of the finally, japan mob luxury train is ready for departure cleaned by hands before each trip to make the pains resemble a dark mirror, the train is meant to be somewhat reminiscent of the orient express. with the 7 cars, only able to accommodate 30 passengers bounced with every conceivable luxury. the attendant explains each person taking special care to point out the difference between the flashing mechanism and the alarm button. it's c

not only do we have dock yu sign and lulu tonight, but tomorrow others will join us to talk about earnings in addition to the jobs numbers tomorrow which, of course, has big macro implications see you then >>> in the meantime let's get to "the half" >>> carl, thanks welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner front and center this hour, theater of the absurd or masterpiece theater? amc shares, other so-called meme-stocks in the spotlight yet again. what the amazing moves are saying about the market at large and your money we'll debate it with our investment committee joining me for the hour today, jenny harrington, ceo of gilman hill asset management. josh brown, steve weiss, jon najarian here as well. nice to see everybody. go to the wall stocks sloshing around again today. the dow is positive, everything else though. negative ten-year yield, 1.62. there is much focus again on meme-stock, amc, blackberry, others on the movement dr. j, you are in the thick of it trading a lot of this stuff talk to me >> well, scott, it was absolutely incredible. it has been incredible really all yea

lulu: it does seem like a time for lenders to step in.een their market share being chipped away by fintech companies led by ant and tencent, as well as some of the smaller rivals. we have seen these lenders step up their game. they have invested 31 million dollars in financial technology last year. the world's largest bank by assets spending jumped. they are hiring 800 people in technology. there shares have soared 60% since the ipo was suspended. they are moving into the sector to increase their assets, and also users of aunt and other companies giving up some of their market share. anna: the trouble that ant and others have given for others to play catch-up. what should we expect from regulators moving forward? do we expect further clampdown? lulu: there is a slew of infections and crackdowns that we have seen the last couple months are here to stay. it will be the new norm, especially the concerns about systemic risks these fintech companies have, as well as the wider tech sector in china. all of that is here to stay. and also for two

you would understand why any analyst would want to compare any company to lulu, one that was attacking this one particular sliver of the apparel market with very high margin clothing seemed like it was more expensive than what was available out there, but it had very much a loyal fan base cosmetically, that makes sense on the other hand, we're talking about valuing this thing based on projected 2025 revenues and cash flows and really is the demographic of folks who are buying scrubs for the same as those who have all that disposable income for a pair of expensive yoga pants that are status items i don't know another company i mentioned is cintas the uniform rental and purchase company, one of the best performing stocks in the last 10 or 30 years and very much below the radar. >> no kidding. this is the point i would make, wearfigs.com, stuff looks great. it's ath leisure, very reminiscent of lululemon look at atl leisure at target and wpm. it's not that hard >> you can do it especially since there are a finite number of doctors and nurses. their customer base is a smaller cohort of peo

i thought, when an allotment had mobile, lulu had the fact that a nation and all but not about all when we'll have m rico. ian mcculloch got bought about one out of pocket. i, in fact, israel, though apparently the underdog was far more prepared for war than any of our opponents. ah, ah, israeli chief of staff. you have been to the front line to me. truth, waiting for a green light. ah, and the action of my go ahead to mommy line on a tortoise all in order. the total thing that we should try close and talking fence was in the eyes of the action. the what we thought connection of the opening attack would be the much rehearsed operation focus. ah, an aerial strike to destroy the egyptian apple on the ground. ah. in the early hours of the 5th of june, $967.00. these really f was prepared to deliver the 1st blow. when we wake up in the morning and came to the fishing room, we brought on the boat. our which was the $745200.00 is really jets took to the air the they would arrive ridge, ips and fields and exactly 7 45 am. to avoid radar detection. they flew fast north. then west with the medit

conferencing company zoom reporting it's first quarter results and later this week advanced auto parts lulu lemon released their quarterly report cards. >>> the largest meat supplier was hit with a cyber security attack. jvs in the united states suspended all effective systems and told authorities. the company said that resolution of the dense will take time and may delay certain transactions with consumers and suppliers. last month colonial pipeline was hit with a cyber attack that caused panic buying triggering a fuel shortage. >>> the largest cryptocurrency conference is headed to south beach. it'll see 50,000 people get together to discuss bit coin and others. headliners include jack dorsey, tony hawk and the mayor of miami who has pushed for the city to become a hub. >>> special ceremonies were held to mark memorial day. police joined veterans in antioch. they gathered at the antioch veteran's memorial. >>> many bay area residents spent the holiday at the beach. at stinson beach. 10,000, nearly covered the area completely. >>> let's get a check of the weather the it's 4:47 with mary an

figures from the world of entertainment are also honoured, including the singer lulu and the great britishrs at the g7 summit in cornwall are urged to co—operate over covid and the climate.

this is one place called lulu such where this incredible glass here flows down the shelves of glass here and it's the glassy of it produced the iceberg to sunk the titanic, the 1st and i went back in 2007. there are 4000 also sled dogs everywhere. and i interviewed an l guy and he said, listen what i said, i just have a dog. and he said, we come back here in 10 years time. it'll be different. so we did and he was right . there was nothing like the coffee of noise that we heard back in 2007 because the ice that these dogs hunter in winter is disappearing. shane marked that it was, you know, i used to keep dogs outside my house, but i stopped using them 5 years ago. and that really brought it home. having children just changes everything. there was just this realization that suddenly what life is like for them once i'm gone and the kind of planet we leave behind, really matter places i've seen in the animals that i've witnessed. i really want them to be able to see, but it's going to be increasingly hard for them to do. so. there is a tipping point was suddenly people are engaged. why? why

and of course brazil where the fall, the president lulu, at a silver. so 18 months in detention before being cleared. and his successor, michel tanner, who's been in and out of jail while the waiting several charges wondering if these presidential prosecutions. how easy is it for them to become political to? well, i spoke to political expert from the university of washington who track exactly these kind of cases. and they say that if countries have very clearly independent and respected judiciary than these kind of cases can greatly strength and trust in democracy. however, if the judiciary is seen is some kind of a political weapon, then these cases can set off a cycle of retribution in which it becomes expected. the former leaders will be prosecuted just to score points in the case of south africa international observance. say that the judiciary is very independent, highly respected, and in this case, since a strong positive signal, it is former south african president, jacob's humor, there's another former president facing legal problems as well. or

santa boy, k with the host of ours, he's wilson, parts by crew, spoke to brazil was former president lulu to silver and he shed some light on how america has pressured brazil, not for approve russian vaccines. despite that, that one saturday, the country's health authority did finally give the go ahead to use the sputnik t v job. the full interview will be shown here a bit later naughty, but here's a taste of opposite. will tell you which it is. i'm greatly interested in vaccines from the whole world, from any country, including sputnik v, many brazilian officials are fighting to get the vaccine and place the order for it . but there seems to be a problem with production and distribution and also with its acceptance here in brazil. but many people are suspicious that there was criticism from former president trump. and there is documented evidence of this that he recommended president both and not to purchase the russian vaccine in the same way that they heavily criticize the chinese vaccine. if the brazilian president was really committed to the people of his country, he would have talke

and lulu was standing and opinion poll ratings are doing higher and higher. that the german british ambassadors in brazil, you called on lula and said we want you to take whatever costs and we are prepared to support. you probably deny this. i know it's a fact as if lula doesn't know what's been going on. and we backed the google against him and against delma when the who back to the us the us. what is it just very briefly then, i mean all the g 70 is presume we are agreed that they want to overthrow the government of venezuela. still over the bars johnson hosted one way to hear africa just a charity case, presumably talked about as go with vaccines and, and you said it's the stage they seem to have lost it to the china. do you think something really significant is changing in that, in america? obviously we have these rumors of castillo and emperor. yeah, i think the, you know, contrary to what terminal it said, i never believed the thing tied was totally over. because the think tied as it was cold was effectively a form of social democracy. sometimes not eve

e. lulu? oh, the me. the performance is held only once a year in the ultimately the the the next leg of our journey is also a sort of performance. the 1st we go back to our station. you don't bull to train by simply heading to the platform before taking a trip on the 7 stars. you enjoy a reception in a dedicated lounge. this train exceeds an early 20th century atmosphere. the utah ceremoniously punched by hand, making for elegance, collectibles. the . the entire crew introduces themselves one by one review, cynical fundraiser, that most of the i guess all the all the finally, japan's fast modern luxury train is ready for departure cleaned by hand before each trip make the pains resemble a dark mirror. the train is meant to be somewhat reminiscent of the orient express, with the 7 cars, only able to accommodate 30 passengers, bumps with every conceivable luxury. the attendant explains each person taking special care to point out the difference between the flashing mechanism and the alarm button. it's contr

well, to discuss it, i'm now joined by a former brazilian president loose industrial lulu. this silver mister president is good to see. you. thank you very much for talking to us by. oh, my pleasure. excellent. well, 1st of all, let me start by asking you about the situation with the koran. a virus because this is.

the lulu bedstead the back door. but do you you look at a large, a rece jen had been teaching for 15 years when he was handed a dismissal notice last month. the father of 3 said he tended mass protest in 2016 against the killing of a kush mary rebel leader. when he was arrested and detained. zoom education officer . i got a call informing me that our house had been cordoned off by the indian army who were looking for me. later. the police then asked me to open an envelope. it contained my dismissal order. it was written that i am a threat to state security and involved in anti national activities on the order left me stunned. while jen says this move is designed to silence opponents, but he insists he will fight the decision in court and attempt to shape a future. whereas children are not afraid to speak up north out in money, andrew 0 north korea's liter has warned of possible food shortages and extended corona virus restrictions. kim, john told the political conference that the food situation there is getting tens.

policy or kind of waco, the host of our team worlds apart also spoke to brazil's former president, lulu silva, he shed some light on washington's pressure on brazil, yet not to approve russian jobs, the full interview will be shown later on r t. but here's a teaser will tell you who it is. i'm greatly interested in vaccines from the whole world, from any country including sputnik v. many brazilian officials are fighting to get the vaccine and place the orders for it, but there seems to be a problem with production and distribution and also with its acceptance here in brazil. but many people are suspicious that there was criticism from former president trump. and there is documented evidence of this that he recommended president both and not to purchase the russian vaccine in the same way that they heavily criticize the chinese vaccine. if the brazilian president was really committed to the people of his country, he would have talked to president putin. he would have set up a bilateral committee with russian and brazilian expert. and we would have sold the inoculation problem a long time

well, to discuss it, i'm now joined by a former brazilian president lewis in nashville. lulu this silver mister president, is good to see you. thank you very much for talking to us. it's my pleasure. exxon . and. well, 1st of all, let me start by asking you about the situation with the koran virus because this is something that concerns people all around the world. not only in russian, brazil, but in many other countries. i know that you have been very, very critical of how your own country under your success are dealt with the corona or is pandemic. but putting present bolts in all right, aside and focusing solely on your countrymen on the brazilians. do you think that experience and brazil has had a very difficult experience with corporate 900? do you think that experience has been scaring enough to immunize your people again, demagoguery and populism, or has it on the contrary and made them more susceptible to these brand of politics? by your own problem, i do, but i feel the problem with brazil listed our president does not respect science or medicine. you know, those who understand

well, to discuss it, i'm now joined by a former brazilian president loose industrial lulu, this silver mister president is good to see you. thank you very much for talking to us by. oh, my pleasure. excited. well, 1st of all, let me start by asking you about the situation with the koran and virus because this is something that concerns people all around the world. not only in russian, brazil, but in many other countries. i know that you have been very, very critical of how your own country under your success are dealt with the corona virus pandemic. but putting present bolts in all right. aside and focusing solely on your countrymen on the brazilians. do you think that experience and brazil has had a very difficult experience with corporate 900? do you think that experience has been scaring enough to immunize your people again, demagoguery and populism, or has it on the contrary, made them more susceptible to these brand of politics? by your own problem, i do, but i feel the problem with the list that our president does not respect science or medicine. you know, those who understand th

the lulu bedstead, the my daughter do you you look at a large rece, jen had been teaching for 15 years when he was handed a dismissal notice last month. the father of 3 said he attended mass protest in 2016 against the killing of a kush mary rebel leader. when he was arrested and detained. zoom education officer . i got a call informing me that our house had been cordoned off by the indian army who were looking for me. later. the police then asked me to open an envelope. it contained my dismissal order. it was written that i am a threat to state security and involved in anti national activities on the order left me stunned him. it was if it jan says this move is designed to silence opponents. but he insists he will fight the decision in court and attempt to shape a future race. children are not afraid to speak up nor about money under sarah. well, more than 50 people are missing, after flooding and landslides, in nepal, search and rescue operations are underway in a district, ordering to bed. the army has been rescuing people that trapped and flooded houses . the monsoon rains of also

joining us to discuss this, lulu chen. what are the latest developments we are hearing?g bloomberg the nation's top financial regulators are now demanding regular updates from chief executive officer eric hsing and his staff on the process of the overhaul at the company and also new initiatives must be vetted by officials. we have also been told authorities have discussed installing a government representative among its senior executive ranks to keep tabs on the company. >> if you are any other chinese fintech company, you would be thinking you are next, right? >> it is already starting to happen across the board. regulators have told tencent it needs to set up a financial holding company that will be regulated more like a bank. regulators have held talks with 13 companies, telling them they also need to follow the same rules. right now if you look at smaller competitors like jd.com, they are no longer pushing further into fintech. they are waiting for clearer instructions from authorities before they make further moves. >> who are benefiting from all this? >> it is a go

local businesses being replaced with lulu lemon. >> my wife is to teach and there is an area betweenthe campus area with dive bars and old man bars and then they got together and spruced it up now it starts to look like a mall. with the same restaurants that homogenize is the city. >> local residents agree usc village the commercial area around yale that if you sprucing up and revitalization but that shouldn't have to mean local businesses displaced or commercial homogenization. and we are left with either or. >> towards the time ever end of our time together want to talk about what you do we let the audience know we are getting to questions. i will preface it to say here we are at the university of michigan with a complicated relationship not only the city of ann arbor but even more so with detroit with a large development projects in detroit to what we present with civic engagement. engageme. . . . . so the professor at community college at hartford, connecticut and there's a chapter but trinity's relationship to harvard. trinitycomes founded in 1823 as a elite liberal arts college

what people are selling margins of community garden on the outskirts of bengal, lulu in the village, fuller gate and it is filled with interesting crops that a hyper local and now rare this squashed, i thought used as a vegetable and cooking is a bucket. god, we have to break open the spot. now the pressure is inside. it is of the seeds. so you see it can get at least 10 because it's a high limit, i think. and it can be out on like $5.00 to $6.00 get low so it can feed like to 3 families as well as good using foods with a better taste and flavor, heirloom feeds, i talk to produce more nutritious fruits and vegetables. many edible plants once grew around the village, but villages have lost the skills to have is them that the current generation doesn't know what is edible and what is not eventually the guns going for us. and we went to the, the mission going back. the landscape is not clean anymore. you see a lot of $3.00, a lot of construction may have a cause moving around and things like that. so that is the reason actually. i want to rewrite them and it's not just learning to forag

what will the reopening mean for the companies like lulu? let's bring in the team. matt and delano.ood to see you. you would think that the investments that lululemon making in the digital platform to get investors more excited but shares underperformed this year. >> yeah. shares have underperformed and i think investors looking for higher growth expectations which haven't been met so far but a couple positive things one talking about the reopening of the most recent segment and important seeing people opening wallets and bodes well for premium brand. i think that's a sticking point of why you would buy not only going into but past earnings a big reason why investors will come back into the stock. >> matt, you say that the stock is trading at a critical level what is it >> exactly why yeah. hire at the 343 level. it's interesting because the stock even though in a downward sloping trend since last september it is rallying since early march and made one nice higher low higher high sequence and recently another higher low and if the report is an impetus to trade around the 343 level t

we saw it with lulu opening the massive store in chicago i believe it was i think it is interesting,ay, really for consumers, even though google doesn't make a ton of money off of hardware it is a way for consumers to get in there and really experience how their products work. i think it is a cool concept >> we are all google people whether we like it or not. gmail, maps -- i agree with you, i don't know what i am going in there before but i would love to go in, i think it would be interesting to check it out. bob, maybe they got a break on rent. >> i think there is less than meets the eye. they sell digital ads. that's what they do and they are opening a physical store what is happening in the store you are going the look out, here is our google phone, our thermostats, what are they going to do with this information in they are going to digitize it and you are going to get pop-ups on digital ads based on what you see in the store and they are going sell your information. it is the same basic idea, now they have got a physical person to go around and help gather the digital informati

so that would be nike, your lulu, your vf corp brands that people want have pricing power.you brought up, the off-price sector, i think the real opportunity here is a little bit of average unit retail expansion, meaning a little bit of additional price that they can pass through as they index off of the general retail apparel sector can go a long way to leverage the supply chain and distribution cost. that's been the biggest headwind on marches if that turns you have a inflection with the off-price retailers, tjx, ross, burlington, you could own the whole sector. >> people ask me, have i missed it clearly will not from the guy who knows the most matthew boss, jpmorgan thank you so much for coming on the show. >> great to be back. >> guys, remember some of these. gap stores, people said, jim, how could you be so late obviously, we're not late. "mad money" is back. >> announcer: stick around. >> may i make a suggestion >> announcer: "the lightning round" is coming up next ♪♪ [sfx: revving trucks] pilot over radio: here we go, let's do this. ♪♪ pilot over radio: right there, r

the singer lulu has become a cbe. the cellistjulian lloyd webber and obe.otivation to give people a bit of understanding of racial equality. in a year when black lives matter has played such a strong role, he's one of many being honoured for their work tackling inequality. lizo mzimba, bbc news. the wales football team have just kicked off their first game of the delayed euro 2020 tournament, taking on switzerland in azerbaijan. they're hoping to emulate their success at euro 2016 when they?reached the semi—finals. we will be keeping an eye on the result there for you in baku. it is always a near miss, isn't it? more from euro 2020 this afternoon. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello. a dry and sunny weekend for the vast majority, turning hotter, as well — but there will be some exceptions and certainly through the rest of today northern ireland, western scotland always a good deal cloudier. the odd brighter break, a few light showers to the far north and west. most, though, will be dry. breeziest across scotland, temperatures sti

. >> reporter: amber and adam are parents of max and lulu. max is a 13-year-old transgender boy. but most of all, he is a kid. >> what is the best thing about your mom? >> that she's always here. >> here for you? >> yeah. and like i can call her and she'll come. >> but here i am -- >> reporter: and she's shown up a lot lately testifying in front of the texas state legislature during a hearing to debate a bill that would make providing gender-affirming health care child abuse, a felony in the state of texas. >> they are taking away the support that child needs to thrive, that is child abuse. >> reporter: only two sponsors of the bill stayed in the room during her testimony. dawn buckingham was not one of them. >> this is about being sure that we're making the bernie sanders decisions possible for our kids. you know, as a mom, if high kid said i only want to eat ice cream every day all day, i wouldn't let them eat ice cream all day every day. >> the principle is that you do what is conducive to your child's health. this is about saying that i need to just watch you emerge and when