mandy drury is with us. >> thanks very much. we are live from the nasdaq market site. i'm mandy drury sitting in for melissa lee and these are the traders here in times square and also in las vegas. great to have you with us grasso. >> thank you. >> you literally ran in 30 seconds ago. great to have you. >> tip of the hat, that's what a trader does. 4:00 and then you leave. >> fantastic. great. thanks for being here. we have a really volatile week for stocks. thank goodness we made it to the end of this wild ride. yesterday we had the triple digit loss. several hedge fund heavyweights weighing in. the recent run-up may be getting just a little overdone. we've heard a lot about nervousness out there in the market this week. if you add into that the move in the ten-year yield below 2.5%, we've got a market that maybe looks like it might be doing some repricing here or maybe even risk is back in place. so we're going to ask the question here, is volatility the name of the game all over again? dan nathan, what do you think? >> well, it is, but if you're looking at the vix,

i'm mandy drury sitting in for melissa lee. these are the traders here in times square. hi, guys. great to have you with us. this is what matters to traders now. bonds are rallying, yields have hit lowest levels since october and small caps are being hit real hard and they are close to a 10% correction. but the s&p, well, guess what? is still near its record highs. will it be the next to tall? or it will fall. let's try to find out. dan nathan, how troubling do you this think this is? it's been hitting are new record highs. >> it is potentially troubling but it's not right now. for the last 24 hours, traders were staring at the 50 day moving average and it wouldn't break. it held there. and what did it do late in the afternoon? and then it popped. really on a week that didn't see a heck of a lot of movement, we basically closed the week where we started it. we did see a big move in bonds. like you just mentioned. yields got nailed and so to me, you know, with the vix closing where it did, down in the lows of the week, you know, i think the move in bond yields is really if you want

. >>> talk about major ak cquisitn could be music to the ears of apple, and mandy drury is here witht is moving your money. and apple on the verge of buying beets electronics and how big of a move would this be for us? >> well, it would be a big deal if it does come true, because the reports are saying it is a $3.2 billion and beats electronics is the headphone maker, and the music streamer distributor and founded by the hip-hop star dr. dre and record producer jimmy levine, and talks could still fall apart, but if the deal does go ahead, what would we get and apple get? firstly, apple's largest purchase ever, and get the headphones and the music and the speakers and the streaming service to add to the apple digital music players and itune store thes as well, but what is interesting is that apple does not normally buy the technology, because it creates its own revolutionary products and maybe suggests here a little different strategy here, fa shg, and if i buying the beats maybe they should go whole hog and buy pandora and own the whole space, but everybody has views and it is going

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cnbc's mandy drury is here with what's moving your money. >> parent company to both america s nbc andhas secured broadcast rights for the olympics for how long? for how much? >> the international a limpic committee has agreed to a $7.75 billion deal with nbc universal for those broadcast rights for the olympic games through 2032, chris, and instead of putting the rights up for bid as it usually does apparently the ioc quietly approached the network back in november about this extension which is a different scenario from three years ago and nbc got caught up with a bidding with disney's espn and fox sports. so it's nice. they were pleased with what nbc did and they came to them and said let's make a deal. >> yeah. it's going to be fun. >>> in the meantime for those of us who don't live in suburbia, can't go to the mall and order a lot of stuff online could start costing us more because there issa i new price structure with fedex, right? >> right. starting in january next year, instead of charging by weight alone, all ground packages will be priced according to size which means a price

. >> and get ready for alibaba, and mandy drury is hee, and this is if chinese ecommerce firm and ite of the biggest ipos we have seen. >> and we need to pay attention here in the united states, and not only because it is the biggest player in the chinese ecommerce market, but it is the biggest firm to ever list here in new york. it is like amazon plus paypal and plus groupon and plus ebay all rolled in one company, and when you think of 600 million chinese consumers on the web, and that is like nearly double the u.s. population, but it has happen of the internet penetration of the united states, and there is a huge amount of room for growth not only at home in china, but also internationally, and that is what this filing is all about, right? to try to expand internationally, and what are the risks? well, for starters an 80% market share in the home market. now, obviously, if any company here in the united states had 80% of the competition, you would have the anti-regulators on your heels. and china does participate differently and especially there if they are state sponsored, but th

mandy drury is here with "moving your money."'t know his name, but we do, because he was at the launch of the waffle taco, and the los doritos taco. >> and yes, he has led the taco bell chain since 2011 and replacing david novak of yum! starting the first of next year. novak is going to become a young executive. but they have more, pizza hut, and kfk, and he is getting the the job because he oversaw the innovation, and as you mentioned the doritos los tacos, and the breakfast menu of waffle tacos, and apparently over 1 billion of them have been sold, and extrapolating eaten since 2012, and allowing taco bell to hire more people, and we like companies that take over. and it is important time for him to take over at yum! because the chinese operations are important, and they get half of the operations revenue there, and it is trying to rebuild there, and remember that the supplier was charged with el -- selling food with too many antibiotics. and we will see what he does. >> and maybe he will want to do wit a cocktail. this is a ra

i'm mandy drury. check out mike's trade as well. have a great weekend. see you next friday. \s. >>> my miss is simple -- to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. my job is not just to entertain you, but educate you. call me or tweet me @jeff mor w >>> equities have referred pain from the bond mark all week. today was no different until a late afternoon rally broke the pains vice grip with the dow only gaining 45 points, s&p advancing, and nasdaq climbing 4.2%. a pretty nice day for the bulls in the end. what exactly has been happening here. we have a combination of weird data. meaning that rates keep going down, whether we have positive data or not. any good data shoo send rates shooting up, people. in inflation data that's shot should be sending rates up. the paradox,s epicenter of the injury is referring pain to the stock market, some sort of bizarre feedback loop. bonds are saying

happy monday, i'm mandy drury. >> and on the other side of the scale, the economy. a big issue, but today we have another better than expected data point, this follows last week's strong jobs number. >> back atcha. >> the big question

. >>> mandy drury is here with what is moving your money. man dirks go mandy, good morning.m is offering a pricing difference if you are affected by this recall. >> they are offer iing a employ pricing to save you if you are involved with the faulty switch. but gm said they would offer at least $5,000 for affected drivers through april 30, and this new program will save you more money. and by the way, another casualty in all of this, and the high ranking gm engineer is leaving the country in the wake of the delayed recall. and his name is jim federico, and he recently head ed the safety, and vehicle safety labs, and he has been there 16 years, and at that time, he was also involved in an internal investigation involving those faulty switches. >> i am told that it is not, but grilled cheese sandwiches are dropping from the sky? >> it sounds too good to be true? >> well, it is all from australia, and it is an australian invention grilled cheese delivered by parachute, and good news, it is going to be hitting new york soon. it is called a jafflechutes, because that is what they

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mandy drury is with us. >> thanks very much. we are live from the nasdaq market site.lissa lee and these are the traders here in times square and also in las vegas. great to have you with us grasso. >> thank you. >> you literally ran in 30 seconds ago. great to have you. >> tip of the hat, that's what a trader does. 4:00 and then you leave. >> fantastic. great. thanks for being here. we have a really volatile week for stocks. thank goodness we made it to the end of this wild ride. yesterday we had the triple digit loss. several hedge fund heavyweights weighing in. the recent run-up may be getting just a little overdone. we've heard a lot about nervousness out t i

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happy monday, i'm mandy drury. >> and on the other side of the scale, the economy. yes, russia, ukraine is a big issue, but today we have another better than expected data point, this follows last week's strong jobs number. >> back atcha. >> the big question is -- what is more important to your money? in fact both of these market moving headlines, michelle, always ladies first here on stinz stinz. by the way, welcome back. >> thank you. we've learned that the u.s. government official. is leaving tomorrow for par sis, london and berlin to try to increase coordination with our european allies against the russians in case there are greater efforts to prevent them from holding the big elections on may 25th. there is this perception there's a big gap between what europe is willing to do and what the united states is willing to do, but a senior treasury officials sell they don't think there's that big of a gap at all. on reports of german industries being against further sanctions, dave cohen, the senior treasury officials who was going to europe, or according to his seni

and cnbc's mandy drury is here with what is moving your money, and man dirks fodmandy, folks ae grillings a word of a tainted beef recall. >> yes, richard, some of the e. coli tainted ground beef may have been dwribted to grocery stores in nine states, and this is expanding on what we originally knew which is that the original recall was extended only to the tainted beef distributed to restaurants. the government believes that some of the nearly 2 million pounds of beef that is being recalled by the wolverine packaging company was sold at gordon food stores in michigan and maybe sold already at gsf stores in florida, indiana, kentucky, ohio, pennsylvania and tennessee and wisconsin, and so obviously, if you are in any of those states you might want to know if you are affected or sick with it, because it can take up to ten days to become sick from it, and the symptoms are the usual things like the vomiting, and the abdominal cramps, et cetera. >> and something more positive as we move from the beef to the beer, and several regional breweries are getting together, mandy, to release the hom

cnbc's mandy drury is here. what do you know about that? >> yeah, absolutely.of $35 million that gm has to pay here and obviously there's a lot of news coming out about gm this week, chris. for example, just yesterday, we heard about another recall and the company said they're trying to be quick an responsive of anything that arises and this time of five separate safety issues for another 2.7 million vehicles on top of the other recalls to address that ignition switch flaw linked to 13 deaths and bring it is total gm vehicles recalled here in the united states to 11.2 million. so, we've got this agreement now between gm and the government as i said, a big fine. the government for delaying that recall. and my guess is also it might partly be to calm down angry that obviously taxpayers bailed out gm. that is record civil penalty and take part in unprecedented oversight requirements, as well. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> we talked about the controversial menticommencement addresses and here's the "usa today" list of 12 best of all time including 2004 bono telli

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