mastercard has got $5 billion.xcellent ceos who have a great deal of experience in the financial realm. before that he was in charge of fleet's credit card division, fleet being the big new england bank that was gobbled up by bank of america. how about mastercard to cue the ceo took over in 2009. he's brilliant. he worked at city core for 14 years, became the ceo of asia-pacific operations and work that nestlÉ and pepsico. the existence of a brand guy who understands the merging markets better than almost any chief executive in the united states. both gentlemen are welcome on this show. the great thing about visa and mastercard is even though they run pretty far this year and even though they're within striking distance of their all-time highs, the stocks are actually pretty cheap. i'm not saying cheaper than 2015 earnings the way so many momentum investors are trying with the anointed stocks in the fourth quarter. they're very cheap on those numbers but visa and mastercard are inexpensive on next year's numbers. v

ahorrar tiempo y dinero, eso es mastercard. convertir un sueño en realidad, no tiene precio.tacita de cafÉ? >> no serÁ mucha molestia? >> ay, claro que no. pase usted. >> despuÉs de usted. [risas] >> y a la prÓxima le va peor, eh! [risas] ♪ >> ahora sÍ! >> aguÁntese. [risas] >> agunte de quÉ? >> ay, chavo. pues entonces por quÉ haces: ahora sÍ, ahora sí! >> no, espÉrate. voy a contar. mira, el seÑor barriga me dio a detener su saco. >> y? >> y yo tirÉ el chicle. >> para que te lo veas que ni me importa porque ya no tengo ganas de cicle! >> no es eso, mensa! >> entonces? >> si te lo digo, no se lo dices a nadie? >> no. [risas] >> no le vas a andar contando? >> no. >> no vas a ir con el chisme? >> no. >> no rajas? >> no. [risas] >> no vas a andar... >> ya! me vas a decir sÍ o no? >> bueno, pero no te enojes. [risas] >> estÁ bueno. a ver, quÉ es lo que me quieres decir, chavo? >> que yo tirÉ el chicle y el chicle cayÓ en el saco del seÑor barriga. >> ay, y tanto escÁndalo por eso? >> es que luego le quise quitar el chicle pero se lo embarrÉ mÁs. y mÁs se el lo jvritaba y más se

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ahorrar tiempo y dinero, eso es mastercard. convertir un sueño en realidad, no tiene precio. que en esta casa se habla español? ipor favor! se come en la mesa y en familia. iqué rica esta la sopa! veo que sigues usando la receta que te di. ¿qué receta? diego, cuéntale a tu papa cuanto sacaste en matemáticas mi amor. [ locutora ] descubre el sabor casero de las sopas progresso. >> por quÉ tardarÁ tanto tu papÁ? >> no importa. asÍ podemos estar mÁs tiempo solos. >> es que no tengo tiempo porque estoy trabajando en una pelÍcula. >> estÁs trabajando en una pelÍcula de amor? >> bueno, sÍ, hay escenas de amor. >> y le das un beso a la muchacha? >> al final. >> y la muchacha es muy bonita? >> sÍ, es muy bonita. >> me cae gorda. [risas] >> oye, por quÉ no vas a ver por quÉ se tarda tu papÁ? >> y dejarte aquÍ solito en la casa? >> pero no voy a robar nada, te lo prometo. >> no, si no es por por eso, hombre. >> ve, por favor, sÍ? >> ay, no. [risas] >> sÍ? [risas] >> ay, sÍ. lo que tÚ me pidas. [risas] [risas] >> te pasa algo? >> todo. [risas] >> adelante! >> hola. >> cÓmo le va, doÑa c

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not many people and mastercard has it. ashley: how is that possible? >> 5% of transactions done with cash or check. the conversion in the business will win -- they are not fighting visa and mastercard and american express but cash and jack. there is a lot of share still to move. ashley: people are using debit cards for everything. >> you will be more. ashley: $4 coffee. what is vf corp.? >> apparel brands and wrangler jeans, backpacks and timberland boots and consumables. in a world where we are worried about the economy and what is going to happen we like consumables and that is as consumable as it gets. three kids at home go through that fast. ashley: very popular products. we had a mild winter in the northeast and across the country so it is looking good. >>, are good and nasty weather early on you could see some big numbers out of this company. ashley: your number one pick yum brands. >> yum brands is pizza hut and taco bell and kfc around world not just in the u.s.. kfc business in china is robust. growing high single digits and 10% plus. the chin

ahorrar tiempo y dinero, eso es mastercard. convertir un sueño en realidad, no tiene precio.downy ultra en cada lavada proteges y suavizas sus fibras. iepa, vestido nuevo! downy protege el valor de tu ropa. >> ¿quiÉn es el mejor vendedor? >> muchachos, muchachos. aquÍ estÁ la otra botella. pero por favor dÍganme quiÉn me la va a pagar. no vaya a ser que se nos vaya a enredar la cuenta como la otra noche. >> pues quiÉn va a ser. el potentado. >> ¡medina, medina! >> doÑa dolores, yo le voy a pedir de favor que le baje el volumen a la mÚsica, porque tengo que hacer unas llamadas. >> oiga, yo tambiÉn tengo que llamar. >> compaÑeros, compaÑeros. yo tambiÉn tengo que llamar a la fiera. asÍ que vam hacer un break de 5 minutos, para los que tenemos que hacer llamadas. para los que tenemos que chiflar tarjeta. >> mi amor, mi amor. no me lo vas a creer. adivina con quien me encontrÉ. con punta congo. ay si mi vida, hace aÑos que no nos veÍamos. y me invitÓ a tomar un tÉ. si, me voy a quedar un rato con ella porque a lo mejor me va a proponer un negocio interesante. ¿te puedes calentar

buy either visa or mastercard now. so you can capture the upside of the move.ure the market was weak today but they love to run to the sale. this isn't drunk buying people this is stone cold sober picking away at merchandise on sale. >> i wanted to ask you about american express teaming up with wal-mart for the program if you think it will give american express a leg up against other banks? >> this is a big doesn't move the needle doesn't matter not in the eearnings. you buy the stock on this and you will be saying why did cramer tell me to buy that stock? >> no. not a needle mover. >> big california booyer dude. >> right back at you. i know you are not a fan. i'm not either. but, they have taken such a hammering over the last few weeks. today they got a press release. bam down 6 or 7%. is it time to get in? >> you know, a great call from nate. here is what i do. i first start by looking at a stock that is down. and then i say, okay maybe it is a reasonable evaluation but i need a catalyst to pull the trigger. there isn't one, stay away. you got to think like t

with mastercard you do. i think visa has acted better as a result. that's my pick. think the stock's near $150 near year end. >>> companies having some fun using the campaign to market their products. our jane wells joins us live from los angeles. jane, you've been reporting about these contests and polls all day. what have you got for us? >> first of all, doesn't this look like brian? >> oh! see, now? >> no, it's got too much hair. >> who do you think you are? mika brzezinski? >> zing! >> my ears are much bigger than that, by the way. >> well, no, these pretty big. but most of these polls -- >> president obama has a bigger head. >> i deserved that. i tease you guys about being related to hobbits. >> back to you, jane. >> okay. in most of these polls, barack obama is leading mitt romney like in sales of halloween masks. these marketing stunts cost almost nothing and they're now almost mandatory. >> in the social media world you kind of look a little odd if you're not getting in to the conversation. if the debate's going on and you're not talking about it or not talk

ahorrar tiempo y dinero, eso es mastercard. convertir un sueño en realidad, no tiene precio.stedes el sueÑo, no es cosa... [risa] >> igual no dormimos pensando que tÚ le estÁs fallando a mi hermana, asÍ que preferimos que estÉs aquÍ, asÍ sea tarde. >> asÍ que habla claramente, bofe, ¿quÉ estÁs planeando? >> yo, la verdad es que... [chista] >> ¿estÁs en serio con nuestra hermana o nomÁs la estás coqueteando? >> si me quitas la mano del cuello, a lo mejor te lo puedo explicar. >> ¡suelten a mi pajarito! ¡suÉltenlo! >> ya, ya. >> ¿es que me piensan dejar viuda antes de casarme? no les permito que le hagan daÑo y cuando vivamos aquÍ, ese no puede ser el trato que le den, a no ser que se porte mal y que se lo merezca, pero hoy no es el caso. >> estamos jugando con el pajarito, ¿no es asÍ, bofe >> sÍ. estÁbamos divertidos. >> que te vaya bien. >> ya. >> mi pajarito, ¿te estaban molestando? pero eso va a cambiar cuando vivamos aquÍ. ¿cÓmo te fue? >> no muy bien, imagÍnate que... >> la otra semana vamos a hacer una despedida en la casa y tienes que venir. >> pero... >> no puedes fall

express, just minutes from now to other credit card games, the new all-time high today, looking at mastercard up 1%, flipped it over to real firming on visa as well up another 4%. dave: every time mitt romney talks about cold and alec he was president he would get them and green light to go ahead and power up the way they haven't been years, we see what we are seeing today happen. of 7% jump in james river coal co. and a lot of other coal stocks getting off balance because of what mitt romney said in the debate. we will see if this happens again. liz: at resources up 8%. stay with in the spotlight and while you were sleeping, the spanish ten year bond falling -- falling 32 basis points to 5.45%. that is a list level since april and there have been close correlation between spanish bond yields and the s&p 500 over the past few months. it looks like things look slightly better. in the meantime earnings season in full swing. we have all the action covered for you just minutes away, results from ebay and american express. dave: the positive housing data continues to pile on. we are getting a look

google, amazon, visa and mastercard.ramer has already named these four stocks he believes are blessed by growth-obsessed money managers and should continue their ascent until year end. don't move. jim's 4q hot list gets two more sizzling plays next. >>> and later, making dough? health conscious consumers have made panera a win, rising to 50% new all time highs in the past year. but is it finally leveling out? nbc universal's healthy week continues when cramer talks with its founder, just ahead. all coming up on "mad money." >> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question, tweet cramer #madtweets. send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com. or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. wooohooo....hahaahahaha! oh...there you go. wooohooo....hahaahahaha! i'm gonna stand up to her! no you're not. i know. you know ronny folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico sure are happy. how happy are they jimmy? happier than a witch in a broom factory. get

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doesn't track with retailers and it doesn't track with google or amazon. 95% correlation is visa and mastercard because pay pal is such a big part of the growth of this business. there is the chart of visa and ebay. we think you go to the earnings on the long side. >> ebay maybe categorizes technology but business doesn't say technology. ebay is in the category of winners. the stock is up 57% in an environment where we are seeing rotations out of winners this might be vulnerable. >> i agree with that. i think it is a phenomenal point. it is very, very hard to start making bullish bets or getting into stocks after a run like this one. i would never recommend doing it with your money or mine. this is a company trading about 20.5 times earnings. there are reasons for that not the least of which is we are looking at two consecutive years of double digit revenue growth and i think that is what people are looking at. it does justify a slightly higher multiple. i'm not inclined to start buying the stock. >> you are buying a call spread. it is always good to refresh how you do it. let's open the play b

mastercard or visa or american express or discover. >> i like all of the above. throw in capital. >> it's not too late to jump in. >> not too late to jump in. capital one throw into the mix. fundamentals are turning there also. i think there's a lot of money own the sidelines in the financials that's pointed particularly in that direction, is going stay there. >> stephanie? >> that quarter was very strong last week and i think that the fact it's trading at a significant discount its peers gives you more upside as this company continues to improve. >> simon? >> we love them. all of those names bridge a gap between technology and consumer spending. discover is our favorite name. >> thanks so much. >> in the next hour on "power lunch" cnbc's boar boar takes stock of the media sector. and what's more for the markets. election outcome or earnings season. rolling dice on casino stocks as more states look to gambling to boost budget short falls. we'll be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you make 70,000 trades a second... ♪ reach one customer at a time? ♪ or help

advertising big discounts and mail-in rebates and most cases these days, it comes in a visa or mastercard. susan arnold found a great such deal. >> there was a $100 rebate on the form that arrived the first of april. >> reporter: she decided to wait and use the card on her upcoming vacation. bad idea. what happened when you used the card? >> the card expired in june. >> reporter: turns out the card was valid. >> about 3 months, yeah. >> reporter: that was it? >> that's it. >> reporter: and that's the dirty little secret of these rebate cards, valid just 3 to 6 months. if they don't fall under gift card laws that would require them to be valid longer. good news, after we contacted the provider, they decided reissue susan's card, but you can be assured thousands expire before their use. >> highly disappointing. it should last at least a year, i think. >> reporter: anytime you get a rebate card or gift card, leave it on the kitchen counter next to the phone or somewhere where you will see it everyday. never tuck it away or it may expire before you get to it, so don't waste your money. i'm jo

accept visa and mastercard. >>> microsoft is set to unveil a new music streaming service to challenge itunes and spotify. this new program called xbox music combines streaming music, a music subscription service, and a music store that sells individual tracks and albums. users will be able to use cloud technology to access their music across all of their devices. officials say this program is to help keep people's music all in one place and to be able to get it no matter where they are. how about that? >> great option. it's always nice to have lots of options. >> maybe it will be cheaper then too. >> stay with us. "news 4 today" continues right now at 5:00 a.m. >>> right now the search is on for two area hikers missing in the montana wilderness. >>> and still on his feet. rg3 is going to outrace everybody. >> rg3 and the redskins leaving that home losing streak in the dust. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome to "news 4 today" for this monday, october 15th, 2012. a pleasant start to your morning outside. don't get used to it. big changes starting

. >> significant funding from microloans came from pepsico, caterpillar and mastercard. >> it's gettingof that down per person helped. per customer served. >> take pepsico for instance. they gave us last year, $8 million grant to really scale up water credit. we find that cost per person reached with that toilet or water connection dropped from 36 to $24 per person in our first, you know, effort with the pepsico foundation. they reupped at a higher level and now we got that per person cost down in this next grant to $ $10. we can bring it down. they can give us more bang for the buck. i think that really resinates. >> once people start seeing the positive effects, it changes their behavior and perception of these problems. problems like pushing the boulder up the mountain, you say wait, we can beat this. >> water is life and the role of a lifetime for one of hollywood's most famous stars. >> we probably don't know anybody who has been thirsty. i have to remind myself, this is an every day reality for a lot of people. it's just not something you ever are reminded of here because we, you

. >> the funding has come from the philanthropic efforts of pepsico and mastercard. >> it is trying to get the philanthropic cost down per customer served. >> take pepsico for instance. they gave us an $8 million grant to scale up water credit. what we find is that cost per person reached with the toilet or water connection drop theed from 36 to $24 per person in our first effort with the pepsico foundation. so they reupped at a higher level, and now we have that per person cost down in the next grant to $10. we can bring solutions in that are smarter and more market and business oriented that can give more bang for the buck that resonates. >> once people start to see the positive effects it starts to change their behavior and their understanding and perception of these things and suddenly problems that seem like you are going to be pushing the boulder up the mountain go wait a minute, we can beat this thing. >> water is life and the role of a lifetime for one of hollywood's most bankable stars. tay monday's trill trilogy of films earned a half million dollars. >> we probably don't kno

so that's looking at american express, visa, and mastercard. so on this pullback i think it's a good opportunity to get into a position. all of the moving averages are way, way lower around this $100 level. if we look at the chart, it looks very, very strong since june. it has been a straight bull channel going higher. i think it's going to test up to $142.50. i think it could even hit $145. > > and what about priceline? earnings are not for a week or so. they ing out the monday before the election. but i want to note this stock because it definitely got a boost on friday off of expedia's better-than-expected numbers. what do you think about this stock? > > priceline is a little pricey compared to expedia. on earnings it has a p/e of about 24. expedia, even with that huge pop, has a p/e of around 21. in 2011, it couldn't get through this $550 level, and it tested it probably six times in 2011. when resistance becomes support, support becomes resistance, so it tested this $550 level to the downside just recently. expedia had good earnings. price

. >>> this week visa and mastercard as well as a group of retailers will ask a judge, a federal judge, to approve a massive settlement over the so-called swipe fees. those are the fees card companies charge when you pay with credit. merchants argue that card companies and their banks worked together to inflate rates. if approved, the $7.2 billion settlement would apply to the nearly 8 million retailers

. >> that was made possible thanks to an education initiative sponsored by the mastercard foundation. >> do you want us to do that first and then give it back to you? >> the 21-year-old is one of many academically talented students enrolled in the program living in developing countries who would never be able to afford this level of education. >> they have demonstrated a commitment to giving back to their communities, to their neighbors and to their countries and their cities. >> cabel is here to study engineering. she will take that knowledge with her back to her country. she says there are places without adequate roads. her village lacks the proper water supply system. >> people go hungry. there has to be a way of building or doing something. >> in all, nine universities worldwide are participating in this program. six are here in the u.s. the cost to educate and host each of these students at cal is more than $50,000 a year. narissa is a graduate student also from kenya. she too is in the program and will return to her country with new, innovative ideas. >> we are like one big comm

mastercard reporting a strong increase in income in the third quarter. higher consumer spending in the u.s. and compliments about the job prospect saw job holders make $676 billion in purchases worldwide. of course, we are playing catch up with dozens of earnings reports that were postponed because of the storm and markets being closed. finally, it's official. the labor statistic say the jobs reports release on time on schedule. it's the last within before election day. concerns it would get pushed back because of the two-day federal shutdown we all experienced. back to you. have a great day. >> good to see you, again. >> with all we have been through this week, a lot of folks may have forgotten it's halloween. your kids are not going to let you forget it. a lot of folks in georgetown have not forgotten. you have a few hours to get a costume together if you don't have one yet. andrea joins us this morning with ideas and to tell us about what's going on with halloween this year. we thought it was going to be lost. >> yeah, we thought so, too. yesterday, w

. >> that was made possible thanks to an education initiative sponsored by the mastercard foundation. >> do you want us to do that first and then give it back to you? >> the 21-year-old is one of many academically talented students enrolled in the program living in developing countries who would never be able to afford this level of education. >> they have demonstrated a commitment to giving back to their communities, to their neighbors and to their countries and their cities. >> cabel is here to study engineering. she will take that knowledge with her back to her country. she says there are places without adequate roads. her village lacks the proper water supply system. >> people go hungry. there has to be a way of building or doing something. >> in all, nine universities worldwide are participating in this program. six are here in the u.s. the cost to educate and host each of these students at cal is more than $50,000 a year. narissa is a graduate student also from kenya. she too is in the program and will return to her country with new, innovative ideas. >> we are like one big comm

just before the bell, we'll hear from gm, mastercard and mgm resorts, southern company, and waste management. >>> still to come, we'll continue our coverage of sandy. after the break, we'll get a forecast of some of the weather channel and we'll find out how it could impact the election as the president gets set to tour new jersey. bob... oh, hey alex. just picking up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance speech. great! it's always good to have a backup plan, in case i get hit by a meteor. wow, your hair looks great. didn't realize they did photoshop here. hey, good call on those mugs. can't let 'em see what you're drinking. you know, i'm glad we're both running a nice, clean race. no need to get nasty. here's your "honk if you had an affair with taylor" yard sign. looks good. [ male announcer ] fedex office. now save 50% on banners. >>> you are watching "worldwide exchange" and these are your headlines. sandy leaves a massive path of devastation in its wake as r residents belong a long and costly recovery process. >>> barclays with two new investigations in the u.s. as the bank u

the neighbor frank aker was a mastercard or in the studio down below, then working on the set of the judy -- jody foster movie. is concerned about a man we shall refer to as mr. x a particularly tenacious squatter whose trail of raw sewage was approaching baker's well-traveled airfield where members of the ultralight community gathered and kept their planes. the august morning heated up heading past 100 degrees. it was even too hot for rattlesnakes and to escape the furnace they were treated to pockets of shade. under that greece would bring to the sand. i tend to human and animal sounds deputy sorensen walked beside where he'd recently served eviction papers to the squatter, seeing no sign of him and told the baker's. then he got back in his ford expedition and started for home. but something changed his mind. to this day what that was is not known. .. at. >> we dodo whether or not he looked to his right to see the grave he was digging and what he thought about it. did he stop? blinder? keep going? but one of the most mysterious elements to dig their own grave to take the town sheri

meanwhile, a new survey by mastercard advisers finds more than 70% of u.s.sumers say the outcome of the election will have an impact on their finances. less than 40% believe the economy is stable, and only a quarter think it will improve over the next six months. guys, their top worries, loss of income and debt, their big concerns. >> time right now is 5:56. president obama's late night comedy tour continues this week. he'll be a guest on "the tonight show" with jay leno wednesday night. this will be his third time since becoming president and fifth overall. the president went on the late show with jon stewart last week. romney has avoided late night talk shows since becoming the republican presidential nominee, but his wife anna appeared on "the tonight show" last month. >>> the stars will be out to honor ellen degeneres. >> the comedienne is receiving the nation's top prize, the mark twain prize for humor. lily tomlin, john krasinski, and jane lynch, the list goes on, will be live for that tribute. >> the show will be broadcast on october 30th on pbs. well

. >>> a new survey out from massacmaste mastercard advisers says the election will have an impact onances. 44% believe the economy is stable, and only a quarter think it will improve over the next six months. a good percentage of people say they're living paycheck to paycheck. their top worries include loss of income and debt. >>> meanwhile, nissan is recalling 14,000 altimas from the 2012/2013 model years. bolts in the power steering system could become loose and fall out, increasing the risk of a crash. the recall will begin next week, and dealers will tighten the bolts properly. separately, nissan will begin offering a cheaper version of its electric vehicle, the leaf. they sold fewer than 12,000 in the first half of the year. it's well below its tar get. >> folks are still a little leery of the electric cars. >> just a little. >> breaking news this morning. melissa mollet is live at the news 4 live desk. >> good morning. >>> lebanon is now launching a major security operation t open all roads and force all gunmen off the street. they're trying to contain the outburst of violence

mastercard and visa both hitting new all-time highs. >>> mcdonald's suing the city of milan for $32 million evicted from the galilee of million in annual sales. shares of mcdonald's down slightly today at $93.57. >>> survival is the focus of the power rundown today. cnbc's bob pisani and kayla tausche. the rumble on long island is one headline today after president obama an his republican opponent, mitt romney, traded jabs. did you watch it last night? a tense and testy debate, for sure. was this the big fight that everyone expected and who won? ladies first. >> i think they call it strong island for a reason. there was a strong arming last night. long of strong words. the body language was a little too hot for me to handle at times when romney was listening. you could almost see him clinching a fist in his pocket. i thought the president and governor romney did best at the end when they were only focusing on their own message and not trying to attack the other. >> it was like a boxing match. >> the president had to come out swinging. he needed to do that and he came out swinging. governor

are 65 s&p companies hitting new 52-week highs today, including walmart, philip morris, ibm, mast mastercard ty. >> as you were saying earlier this hour. >> reporter: are the individual investors pulling money out after rising market and putting it into bonds at precisely the time that an awful lot of smart people think is not there

but the one retail play that's been working, on a tepid tape, mastercard and visa, names we've talkedut forever, visa's within a whisper of the all-time high. they're getting a little frothy here, but they still work. >>> rodeo drive in beverly hills is home to a number of the world's most premier retailers, prada, chanel, but one discount retailer is looking to change the face of the luxury lane. joining us now is eric schiffer, ceo of the 99 cent stores. >> thank you for having me. >> how serious are you? the first reaction by many people was that your company has very cheeky advertising, you're humorous, et cetera, and this is a big joke. is it? >> well, we've always had fun with our advertising, tried to be clever and fun, but you know, our best store is on willshire boulevard, beverly hills is three blocks from here and it's the best sales volume we have. did about $12 million in sales. which is a lot when i'm only doing sales for $1. so we just figure why not move closer to the source of where many of our customers are coming from in beverly hills. >> what kind of sales per squa

take a look at sharsz of visa and mastercard. j.p.of the litigation over the swipe fees could increase capital returns to shareholders and they think both visa and mastercard could repurchase around 1.5 billion annually in 2013 and 2014. also possibly increasing dividends or seeing both of those trade higher. carl. >> thanks so much. tracking the rally today, dow up 158. talk more about how to play it after a break and later more from facebook's cheryl sandberg on the state of the social network. >> i think there is a lot of interest and speculation out there. oh, my god, has everyone blown up and the answer is really no. if you come to facebook and you have come to facebook for work as you did four months ago, i think we're a stronger company today than we were then. when we got married. i had three kids. and she became the full time mother of three. it was soccer, and ballet, and cheerleading, and baseball. those years were crazy. so, as we go into this next phase, you know, a big part of it for us is that there isn't anything on th

some of the other stories we're following today, new survey by mastercard suggests more than 70% of u.s. consumers think the outcome of the election will have an impact on their finances. only a quarter thinks the economy will improve over the next six months. job security, loss of income and debt their stop worries. and ancestry.com has reportedly been agreed to take private. private equity firm will pay 32 bucks a share. "wall street journal" suggests the buyout group will also include the feo, fco and spectrum equity which owns 30% of the company. ancestry has more than 2 million subscribers who pay up to $34.95 a month to access it online records. meanwhile prospect global resources has struck a $2 billion deal to supply potash to a chinese chemical company. it will buy at least 500,000 metric tons of fertilizer a year starting in 2015 for a ten year period, twice the entire at of potash exported last year. potash is used to make potassium fertilize forecrops if you're wondering. and in m&a news, bp has confirmed it's in advance talks with rosneff. a press statement said a further a

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and, for example, mastercard and visa and first data have great data on retail sales and transactionse credit file data. >> all these private companies out there doing essentially what an army of government employees -- >> and doing it better and getting better at it. >> that raises the question. i know we have to wrap here, but the idea of who and what should i believe on the wednesday number or the friday number. >> excellent question. >> what's your answer? >> believe me and adp. >> really? >> yeah. >> really? >> it's better data. >> does that mean you won't be on on friday? >> i don't know. >> you can't come on friday. >> will you kick me off? >> can you talk? >> you're on every day. >> people never get tired of me. >> that's right. i'd love to come, but that's up to you guys. >> all right. >> you might know more. >> i can tell you five company size classes and i'll leave you with this. the substance of information. and since the recovery began, it's the big guys generating the jobs, the small guys that are not. >> it's interesting. thank you. steve liesman, you'll still be doing

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and on the technology side, i cover card networks like visa, mastercard and ebay.a very unique coverage base. >> in general what you can tell us about the consumer from those stocks that you cover? >> what's unique as well is what you're seeing in card land is very different from what you've seen in the broader economy. and that's because over the last couple years, a lot of the adverse election or consumers with lower credit have basically been flushed out of the system. so what you're left with is a very positively selective group of individuals. so you're seeing credit losses at the lowest levels they've ever been and that's in a very high unemployment situation. and then also on spending volumes, those are tracking ahead of kind of what you're seeing in the broader economy from consumer spending and retail sales. >> that's kind of a positive spin on saying consumers just can't get credit right now? >> i think gradually it's coming. definitely if you look at some of the companies that i follow, they're more inclined to extend credit today because they're in good