in the heart of "new york times" square, i'm mandy drury. i'm in for melissa lee tonight. these are the traders both here and on the desk. we have everywhere everywhere and they have one stock that's captured the traders tonight and that is google. is this a buying opportunity? or has something gone wrong with google? mike, it's not like the story has fundamentally changed. what's been going on with this stock? >> one of the things that's giving is another big tech stock and that's apple. a lot of people watched the performance of the stock. sometimes people get caught up in the big, round numbers, is it going to go 1,000, like they were saying about apple and then they say, has it come too far too fast? google is not a company that's ever seen one year on year earning declines. this is a company that's been growing since they went public. i think it's a pretty extraordinary story. this may actually be the first year, though, that we don't see top line revenue growth. that said, i think they're in a lot of fascinating businesses. they've really demonstrated they are focusi

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mandy drury is here with what's moving your money. big numbers. >> and it was highly sophisticated. it involved 27 countries. hackers used computers and the internet obviously tin the plac of guns and mafbsks. they hacked in will to global financial institutions, stole prepaid debit card numbers and also eliminated the maximum withdrawal limits. so they could take whatever they wanted and however much they wanted. the stolen data was then transmitted and you would around the world where others encode that had data on to magnetic strips and then they began withdrawing money from atms. here in new york city alone, a team eight made 29d 00 withdrawals stealing about $2.4 million. and it feels like -- makes me feel vulnerable when you realize there are people out there have sophisticated means. >> and i have to lean back for this next story a little bit. mother's day is around the corner and there are people having deals out there to get mom out for a deal. even hooter's? >> yeah, moms eat free. maybe some moms like it. i don't know. but

. >> i'm mandy drury at cnbc's world headquarter. maria bartiromo will be back tomorrow. coming up, dow 15,000 on friday. we crossed that level investors are hoping to close above it. >> we're looking back at history as well. it was three years ago today this was happening. don't worry. this is not a live picture. that was, of course, so-called flash crash that rattled confidence across the globe on this date three years ago in 2010. but there is more high frequency trading than ever before. could it happen again? we have a special report. we're going to look at that coming up. >> indeed, we will. plus dow component pfizer selling viagra directly to patients on its website. it is a move that could have a huge impact on the drug industry. every pharmaceutical is watching it very closely. we're going to bring you much more on that developing story. >> exactly. >>> meantime, let's get you caught up on the day. stutter step opening this morning for the dow. we had a few european and asian markets closed overnight. not a lot of participation today. a pretty narrow range. ironi

. >>> and live from the nasdaq market site in new york's times square, i'm mandy drury.happy friday, everybody. i'm sitting in for melissa lee. here is what fast is following. fool's gold. stakes are climbing for the miners after gold has its worst week in more than four years. a look at the likely consequences of that ahead. >>> facebook coming in as the worst performer in the nasdaq 100 since its ipo a year ago. should you date, dump or marry that stock? the traders are going to make it official. >>> and disrupting big oil. which up and coming energy companies are challenging the most powerful names in the sector? yeah, we're tackling the postgame analysis and set up for tomorrow with brian kelly, tim seymour, josh brown and guy adami. blokes, good to see you. >> blokes? >> that's an australianism for guys. to me, you're blokes. okay, first up, lead story. the markets closing yet another week on an up note with the s&p hitting anç all-time high toda. the question here is, whether or not the rally can keep on climbing higher would a pull-back. let me get to you, b.k. t

live from the nasdaq market site in new york's times square, i'm mandy drury. these are the traders at the desk, los angeles and chicago. forget about apple, facebook and google's march higher, because there is a news stock captivating the mind of retail investors, and it is tesla. well, the shares of this luxury automaker are up 20% this week and 100% in the month. but with 40% of the stock sold short, that have engineered a brilliant car or maybe just the mother of all short squeezes? let's get in on the money and find out. and the thing many investors may find interesting here is, just how few share hold earls actually own the majority of this stock, which is a really important point. i want to bring in the guys here. and bring in the other traders, as well. mike, you kick it off for us. where do you stand, the perfect car maker or the perfect short squeeze? i don't know about you guys, but i can't hear him -- >> i can't, either. i know mike's take on tesla here and i'm not going with him, here. he and i debated this one about a month ago on the show. i mean

live from the nasdaq market site in the heart of new york's sometimes square, i'm mandy drury. hi there, everyone. these are the traders, both here on the desk and in chicago. we've got everybody everywhere, and there is one stock, one stock that is captivating the attention of traders tonight, and that is the goog. yeah, google. the shares of the search giant were down each day this week. and have now fallen 5% from its highs of just last week. is this a buying opportunity? let's get in on the money and find out. mike, it's not like the story has changed. so, what's giving with this stock? >> i think one of the things that's giving is another big tech stock and that's apple. a lot of people watched the performance of the stock. sometimes people get caught up in the big, round numbers, is it going to go 1,000, like they were saying about apple and then they say, has it come too far too fast? google is not a company that's ever seen one year on year earning december kleins. this is a company that's been growing since they went public. i think it's a pretty extraordinary story. t

. >>> live from the nasdaq market site in new york's times square, i'm mandy drury and happy friday, everybody. this is what "fast" is following tonight. bull. we have the strategist that called this big rally early. find out where he sees the market going. >>> rinse and repeat. the maker of pantene shampoo surprises the street and brings ba back. the ceo is going to tell you if it's a buy, sell or old. >>> and, cut above the rest. a major steakhouse chance looking to expand. we're tackling the postgame analysis and set up for next week. we have steve grasso, tim seymour, karen finerman and josh brown. the s&p snapping a winning streak what are you most focused on for signs of strength in the market, that is our question. let's pose it to our traders. steve? >> i'm looking at the s&p technical levels. 1629, that's your support in the cash. 1651, that's your resistance. though we closed at the higher end of the range, i want to see that lower end tested one more time. >> karen, i'm really sorry, i should have done ladies first, but -- >> no, that's okay. >> that's why you went with st

. >> i'm mandy drury at cnbc's world headquarter. maria bartiromo will be back tomorrow.g up, dow 15,000 on friday. we crossed that level investors are hoping to close above it. >> we're looking back at history as well. it was three years ago today this was happening. don't worry. this is not a live picture. that was, of course,

let's get a quick market flash with mandy drury here. >> i'm watching what's happening. this stock was created back in 2008. it is up by over a thousand% year to date. the story here is the big hedge funders, they're been trying to push congress to abandon plans to liquidate not just fannie mae, but also freddie mac. the hedge fund is basically hoping here that they can convince congress to return fannie to a private and profitable company. so as you see, the stock is reacting, it's up by about th33 today. >> that's one heck of a game. >> it really is. it's been volatile the last few days, but this is one i would normally say stay away from. if the entire environment from washington changes, this stock could get legs. think of radium. a positive article two weeks ago. it could continue to run here. >> a hard, hard push on this. he also likes mpg, which would benefit as well. >> coming up, our traders are going to they can their positions on the stocks making the biggest moves today. and fueling your portfolio with top plays in energy space as well. one of the laggers for

let's get the outlook from the trading pits with mandy drury and the futures now crew. ndy. >> hey there, michelle. you're absolutely right, the s&p is hitting its fourth straight all-time high in a row. so we've got anthony grizanti, aka the grizz. are investors buying in at these levels? >> no, i think it's more dangerous to try to pick a top and think this market is going to correct. when you look at the technicals, they point higher. the fundamentals of the u.s. economy is better. and every time, mandy, we have a slight dip, the retail investors, and there's a lot still on the sidelines, they start coming into the market. i'm just going to keep going with it. >> i hope they don't get burned. so jeff, this wouldn't be any fun if we didn't have a debate. want to take the other side? >> absolutely, mandy. these pits here in chicago, the s&p 500 was roaring this morning with another historic high, like you said. came down, bought the dip like gris said, but honestly, we have seen this market since january supported by the japanese nitrous oxide bottle. it feels like this

mandy drury here with what's moving your money. $6 billion. >> it's incredible, isn't it?25 here, 50 there. i know. >> 6 billion. over 6 billion in baggage and reservation change fees last year and that is the highest amount since those fees became common and five years ago and if you think it's going to let up because you know, we're all thinking well surely, they've got their money now, think again because it's all thanks to those extra fees that the industry is back in the black and we're use to id and you're going to pay more this summer. they've all recently raised those fees for changing a domestic flight reservation from $150 to $200. i just mentioned delta. they again took in the most fees last year. i think nearly $866 million from baggage alone, but it also carried more passengers. they're charging for things like extra leg room. premium meals, you name it. >> thank you so much. >>> more on airlines not all bad news for fliers. in a survey, passenger satisfaction is at its highest since 2006. among low cost carriers, which score scored the highest, at number thre

for more we go to mandy drury at the futures desk. >> hey mr. scott you're absolutely right.tpaced crude oil by nearly 2% this week so jim yurio, why has gasoline been rising and crude dropping? >> it's amazing how that always seems to happen right before the summer driving season begins and they start talking about refining. the real story is gasoline and crude are highly correlated. crude began an upward move in mid-april and gasoline underperformed. now it's playing matchup. there's anticipation of a good and row best driving season this summer. crude seemed close to having a reversal day and rejecting the highs. it seems to be indecisive. it it closes badly that could knock out the tail winds and gas. >> and of course for all of the people who were planning those summer driving holidays, grizz, how far can gasoline run? >> to about the $3 area. we're looking at the last print is about $2.89 so $3, $3.10 but mandy as jim pointed out this happens every year around this time in anticipation of the driving season but if you look at the week after the driving season, it starts

mandy drury is here with what's moving your money. s of people watching "american idol" last night saw something i think we haven't seen very often. take a look. >> it's no secret. recently jcpenney changed. some changes you liked and some you didn't. come back to jcpenney, we heard you. now we'd love to see you. >> i was flabbergasted when i saw that. how often does a major american company say we messed up? >> yeah, absolutely. but you know what? we spoke to a number of commentators on this and whether or not it was an effective ad yesterday, chris. on the whole, they weren't that impressed. you know, the first reaction was, okay, yeah, it's a move in the right direction, but honestly, a lot of people we spoke to said the people that are being shown in the ad aren't necessarily representative of the average jcp shopper. also, you know, they thought it was good. they're admitting some of the changes they made in the past did not work and that they are trying to fix it. but do you know what the mistakes were? we follow the strok eveock

i'm mandy drury. maria will be back tomorrow. bill griffeith just walking bac to the set. stocks trade on a very narrow trading range. the flash crash three years ago we traded as much down as about 1,000 points. today trading in a range of about 40 points for the dow which finished just slightly to the downside. stocks just settling. the score, dow closing 14,969. it was not able to get back above that 15,000 mark. the s&p is at a record l. bob pisani has been in the middle of all the action. some would say he is the action. bob, what a day. >> it's quite a buildup there. not quite true, but i appreciate the sentiment. the important thing here is not just the s&p 500 hit new highs. the dow transports also for the first time in a while, new intradayfirming the new highs on the industrials. russell 2,000 also having a nice day as well. that's been outperforming recently. look at the sectors doing well. big banks had a great day. look at citigroup. that's another new high for citigroup. bank of america up 5%. that was a real outlieier. financials have been doing well recentl

mandy drury, thank you so much. >>> we're heading into the big summer travel season so "forbes" is outst -- sorry about this -- of the most crowded airports. they looked at the numbers of passengers per square foot and per gate. here they are. number five, seattle-tacoma. chicago's o'hare is number four. lax is third and runner up is the smallest airport on the list. charlotte, do charlotte-douglas airport and the most crowded is hartsfield jackson in atlanta. my surfaces. but after one day's use, dishcloths can redeposit millions of germs. so ditch your dishcloth and switch to a fresh sheet of new bounty duratowel. look! a fresh sheet of bounty duratowel leaves this surface cleaner than a germy dishcloth, as this black light reveals. it's durable, cloth-like and it's 3 times cleaner. so ditch your dishcloth and switch to new bounty duratowel. the durable, cloth-like picker-upper. she was a picky eater. well now i'm her dietitian and last year, she wasn't eating so well. so i recommended boost complete nutritional drink to help her get the nutrition she was missing. and now she drinks

mandy drury is here with what's moving your money. what can you tell us about the big announcement?it's mostly an old exit paid music streaming of $9.99 a month. that competes with pandora. it did make this announcement as it seeks to develop a conference google io yesterday. it signed licensing deals with universal music and sony music entertainment and, of course, those catalogs include lots of popular artists like rihanna and is bob dillon. a deal was struck earlier this year with warner music group. mind you, you've got apple working with music labels about checking a subscription service option on to itunes. so the bottom line is here, for those guys that are playing in the, like now google, as well, it's very crowded, but it does mean more choice for us, the consumer. >> and at chris at this e's, auction was how much? >> a record $26.7 million. >> for one diamond. >> it's perfect. it's pear shaped, it's perfect. it was -- it accounted for more than a quarter of the $102 million in sales that is rung up by christy's. southby's the day before had about $78 million. who bought it

. >>> live from the nasdaq market site in new york's times square, i'm mandy drury and happy friday, "fast" is following tonight. bull. we have the strategist that called this big rally early. find out where he sees the market going. >>> rinse and repeat. the maker of pantene shampoo surprises the street and brings ba back. the ceo is going to tell you if

. >>> and live from the nasdaq market site in new york's times square, i'm mandy drury.or melissa lee. here is what fast is following. fool's gold. stakes are climbing for the miners after gold has its worst week in more than four years. a look at the likely consequences of that ahead. >>> facebook coming in as the

mandy drury, that hasn't scared too many people out of stocks and into fixed income. >> maybe not yet, but it depends on how much those yields continue to rise and whether or not stocks and bond yields can rise in tandem together. and you know what my fear is here about this potential re-pricing in the market, maria, and when you get on the front page of "usa today," like this morning, every man and his dog was sitting down and having breakfast, drinking some orange juice, and you have big headlines emblazoned, like bull run gets solid footing. super tuesday is up. home prices up, confidence up. all those moms and pops at home that have perhaps not been in on this rally, maybe they were burned before, maybe they've been too scared to get in, they see something like this, and my fear is that they may be coming in at the top. obviously, we don't know whether it's the top or not, but that is, as far as i'm concerned, you've got to ask yourself whether or not this is sustainable and whether or not headlines like this, bring people in at the wrong time. >> warren myers here on set with me.

cnbc's mandy drury is here with what's moving your money.about an increase in maternity leave time. >> you're right. her own maternity leave was only a matter of week when is she took the job, but marissa meyer is expanding yahoo!'s family leave policy. you have a doubling of maternity leave. you are paternity leave up to eight weeks. mothers can take up to four months of paid leave. even parents who adopt can take eight weeks off work. yahoo! is also giving new parents $500 to spend on those things you need. and even new pets are going to get some freebies as well for those who don't want children. it's all part of keeping up with the kind of perks that are offered by rivals. obviously, the perks offered by google are legendary and those other tech companies like facebook that offer good perks. yahoo! has to do something in order to attract and retain top talent. you know, i think this is something that, as you say, expectant mothers and fathers can really get on board with. >> yeah, absolutely. let's talk about newspapers. a surprise. >> y

we have mandy drury at the table today. becky is on assignment.ll street and in washington. before we do that, let's take a quick look at how the markets are shaping up. futures are setting themselves up. dow was open off about 25 points. nasdaq off about almost 4 points and the s&p 500 off about 2.5 points. on the economic calendar today, the nfib, small business optimism index is going to

we have mandy drury at the table today. becky is on assignment. we have a number of interesting stories to get you this morning on wall street and in washington. before we do that let's take a quick look at how the markets are shaping up. futures are setting themselves up. dow was open off about 25 points. nasdaq off about almost 4 points and the s&p 500 off about 2.5 points. on the economic calendar today, the nfib small business optimism index is going to bring us the figures around 7:30 eastern time. >> two hours sleep. >> an hour later export and import prices. >>> then in corporate news hedge fund manager dan loeb is now calling for the break up of sony. he wants the company to spin off parts of its entertainment arm. the businesses include one of the biggest businesses in hole hollywood. loeb is considering the spinoff of sony's insurance division and other pieces of the business. loeb's third point has acquired stakes about 0.3%. by any estimation it is actually now the largest individual shareholder in the company by a factor of two. and l

. >>> let's send it over to mandy drury. >> hi there, kelly.b greenberg from cnbc has been following closely and it is currently up by 5% and one of the biggest movers to the upside on the s&p 500. here's the story, guy, intuitive surgical has prevailed in a civil lawsuit that had accused it in negligence using the surgical robot machines. the prostate was removed by the da vinci robots and the share price was under pressure in recent weeks and months and investors were concerned about the safety of those machines, but they have prevailed. back to you. >> an area hard hit by super sandy is hoping to hear the sweet sound of tourists raising money. kay kayla tausche joins us from the jersey shore. >> they'll make sure the jersey shore is ready and open for summer and it's a tale of two towns up and down the coastline. we'll tell you why. that's up next. can actually see like a human using stereoscopic cameras ♪ and even stop itself if it has to. ♪ the technology may be hard to imagine... but why you would want it is not. the 2014 e-class, see you