while mastercard had gained about 18%. kayla? back over to you. >> mandy, thanks so much. >>> well good morning, it is 8:00 a.m. at yahoo headquarters in sunnyvale, california and "squawk alley" is live. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good tuesday morning and welcome to "squawk alley," carl quintanilla is on assignment. joining us is nick bilton, columnist with "the new york times" and john steinberg, ceo of the "daily mail" is here and kelly evans at post 9 and john ford is back as well. we have a busy morning. so let's start with yahoo. look at shares of yahoo after the company reported quarterly profit and revenue that came in below estimates. that stock down by 1.25% in early trading that includes display and search ad revenue which fell for the first time in years. kth announcing it has hired advisers to consider options for its stake in yahoo japan. marissa mayer, ceo of yahoo made sure to talk about the potential for value in yahoo japan right off the bat, because she knew that's what investors were looking for. what's your take-aways? >> i un

. >> target is close to a settlement with mastercard over its 2013 data breach according to the "wall street journal". the settlement would see the retailer reimburse financial institutions about $20 million in costs related to having to reissue credit cards. target is in the middle of a separate negotiation with visa. shares of target fell more than 1.5% to 81.96. mastercard up a bit it closed at 89.25. >>> you might have noticed the ipo market has cooled down this year as the number of companies going public slowed dramatically. this week that's changing. >> reporter: it's a lousy year for ipos but that's about to change. the collapse of the energy business was a big problem but very few big tech details. first bo tech firm priced at $17 and dounled its value on its first day of trading. they specialize in cancer immuno therapy strong cash flow and leadership position in the market. first epsy online marketplace for handmade goods. still losing money but has a very loyal following largely but not exclusively among men. virtue financial, global market maker. 10,000 securities in 30 c

target and mastercard have reached a settlement over the 2013 attack.card the $90 million. >> reporter: as a beautiful afternoon on the bay let canopus good weather is the ground for the weekend coming up. >> reporter: accounted jail in martinez a bay area man remains locked up accused of six counts of child molestation he maintains that he is innocent mr. crow's was taken into custody last month. a 12 year-old told police that she even had molested her edits antioch home six years ago. the suspect's attorney says the and his wife was the nanny. says mr. crow's as planned not guilty and maintains his innocence is due back in court at the end of the month. >> reporter: us careful antioch high school after girl claims that a man tried to lower entasis his car out wednesday at 711. she claims that the man told her to come here come here she never did went added her car and went to school told the principal wented the end to the police department investigators have determined that the man did not do anything an appropriate and that he was not following her

matthew driver of mastercard. more coming from the world economic forum in jakarta.up next, we will look into creative accounting. what one japanese employee did to hide his losses. when -- thatat is is when "first up" returns. ♪ angie: welcome to the stock exchange. we are taking a look at the , and in south korea, japan australia. what have you got? david: i am watching this company. have found to have done some funny stuff. there was an audit conducted and apparently some of its employees conducted some false transactions. that multiplied losses. obviously, it has been found in the company is saying it will reflect those losses for the full year financial statements. 16 -- the one20 that just ended, by the way. ¥4.3 billion. angie: talk about hiding some inventory to cover sales -- david: they were good at it. it is a developing story, but we now have a number. angie: wow. that is huge. a stock to watch, for sure. we are taking a look at a company that builds ships and oil tankers. they have been pretty good this year so far, but january to march orders fell. shar

while mastercard had gained about 18%. kayla?orning, it is 8:00 a.m. at yahoo headquarters in sunnyvale, california and "squawk alley" is live. ♪ ♪

." >> mark:target and mastercard have reached a settlement over the 2013 hack that compromised up toe retailer will pay mastercard-issuing banks up to 19-million dollars for losses they incurred in the data breach. the settlement will not only help cover fraudulent charges, but it will also cover the costs of re- issuing credit and debit cards. accounts. losses they incurred in the agreement reimbursement new this morning. american automaker ford willbillion dollars in power-train plants in mexico the annoucement confirms the company's plans to build the ford's eco-boost gas engine in north america for the automotive investment as the auto industry continues to >> reporter:an increasing number of teens are using e- cigarettes. a new report from the centers for disease control and prevention says use of e-cigarettes among middle and high school students tripled last year. "use" means smoking e-cigs at least once a month. the c-d-c says this is the first time since this survey started that e-cigarettes were used more than any other tobacco product. the report adds that nicotine is dang

there is no indication that visa and mastercard discover and amex are changing deadline and what it meansw credit cards and i use it at a merchant that does not accept them and i have to use the old-fashioned swipe and there's fraud, the merchant is liable. today the bank is liable. that liability shift changes in october. so the merchants will be on the hook. it's in their interest to update their own machines so that they don't wind up paying for fraud losses. gerri: they should pony up and get it moving. that's in their best interest. what would you say to consumers tonight who are worried about this? >> i think there are first of all, the consumers are getting the new cards, and there are certain stores that are already live with this. some of the big ones walmart is target is, if not completely live is getting live, home depot. both of which obviously were breached and not a lot of problems. merchants are getting them, it's a matter of where you go and whether or not it makes a difference. gerri: will they tell consumers when everything is go? >> they won't tell you, you can easily t

mastercard shares made similar gains.opean central bank doubled an increase in emergency funding for greek banks. they raise to the cap on emergency liquidity assistance by about 1.5 billion euros to 75.5 billion euros. guy: let's talk about the markets. what has been going on? we had a relatively flat open on the deposit front. jonathan: the data happened. asian slowdown. pm eyes coming in below -- pmi's coming in below expectation. europe got a real reality check. miss, miss, miss. miss across the board. the data for the eurozone, the cop as it pmi -- composition pmi , also slipping. equity markets pulling back a little bit, led by the miners -- that is the biggest industry losing group the last time i looked. some money going into bonds. when do you get to say that boone deals -- yields tripled in a week? we come back lower on the german 10-year. a yield of 0.15%. even to just about 12 months ago. if i told you that the german yield would be 0.15%, many people would have laughed. the reality is there is a lot of work t

it is the right direction for china and for visa and mastercard.at opportunity for them financially. betty: to even get a fraction of that business, they would be sitting pretty happy. number 9 -- the biggest provider of food and beer at u.s. stadiums is spending big bucks to fly the ceo around. $800,000. that rice the largest among america's top executives. matt: that's it? olivia: i don't think that is a lot of money. if you spend your entire year traveling -- matt: i am sure he is going to every single awesome sporting event. he probably has one of the coolest jobs in the country. you will fly to everything all the time. i was thinking that is it? a hundred thousand dollars is all it costs to fight him around? secondly i am thinking maybe this is the only company that has been completely honest about how much it costs to fly their ceo around. betty: the argument is credible that it would be -- yes it sounds more shareholder friendly to fly commercial but at the same time flying private cuts down waiting time and trouble time. it is more time you

earnings results are expected from apple, ups, visa, mastercard and exxon mobil. tuesday kicks off meeting on u.s. monetary policy. on tuesday the schiller index t hearing oral arguments on reme same-sex marriage and. on thursday unveiling latest tesla products, home battery and large utility scale battery. on friday new car sales for april. overall americans household debt on decline sincehe peak of the financial crisis but still totalled nearly $12 trillion. that is a huge bill. when it comes to your money and your future not all debt is created equal. joining us is personal finan correspondent on the difference between the good and the bad when it comes to debt. how do you know the difference? >> the thing to think about is if it will improve your life thinking about going back to school or a college degree, student loans, buying a new home or mortgage. debt that will stay with you make you poor, keep occurring and all of that, that is considered bad debt and that is like credit cards and things like that. >> that's a big difference between these things. maybe

mastercard and their mixed earnings report. as peter cook mentioned, one piece of data we are following is going to come before the fed statement which is gdp numbers outright now in about 20 minutes time. i want to take a step back. carl berg and donna is with me. it looks like the first quarter is not going to be that great. carl: the consensus forecast is 1%. this is where we were last year at this time. we only got .1 on the first print of gdp and it was subsequently revised two -2%. echoes of last year in this data. last year was a compelling story , impacting things like retail sales and housing. the weather story is a lot thinner this year. i think what is more important is the dollar story in that strengthening of the dollar has shifted dynamics in the economy. i'm looking for q1 to be in a you -- to be an go of q4. i think one of the new facets is going to be soft consumer spending. betty: we want to see the consumer spending numbers. carl: it is not going to be enough to save the economy. talking about the echoes from

now, target will pay the banks that issue mastercards as much as $19 million. to cover fraudulent charges and the cost of reissuing credit and debit cards. leon: trending now a "star wars" celebration. actors mark hamill carrie fisher and peter mayhey joined some of the cast of the next installment of the series at the anaheim convention center today. part of the build-up of the december release of the new film and then the new trailer dropped on you tube. "star wars the force awakens" is new in theaters on december 18th. raise j.j.abrams who did the "star trek" series. he's got magic touch. he's got the midas touch in hollywood. going to be a good one. alison: you know that will be popular. absolutely. all right. coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00 you may crave ice cream but find out what ben and jerry's is ready to start serving up now. leon: first, millions of dollars and find out why next. alison: the moment that left a finance committee hearing in tears from laughter. leon: all right. then stay tuned for "world news tonight." here's david muir with a preview.

target and mastercard reached a settlement over the 2013 hack attack. that breach compromised up to 40 million accounts. target will pay $19 million that will go to the bank that issued the master cards with fraudulent charges and the cost of reissuing credit cards. last month, target paid $10 million to settle a class-action lawsuit from cardholders. alison: u.s. carmakers deal with serious business, but every once in a while there is comedy relief. check out this when the phone rang. >> ♪ let it go ♪ alison: the ring tone, of course, "let it go" from the movie "frozen." they were discussing chair policy, so that disney ringtone was probably a welcome break. leon: the staff behind him is cracking up. alison: that is so funny. how did that happen, the? hough? maybe from his granddaughters. steve: it all makes sense. we have changes on the way needing the umbrella tomorrow morning. the first half of the wicked sunglasses. outside we go, and the clouds will stick around at least for the overnight it to early tomorrow morning. the temperature now 63 degree

surging after opening up markets for bank operations, new lifetime highs for visa and mastercard not a six-week high. looks like chipotle down 7 president and biggest losers in the s&p right now. msnbc al sharpton network that regularly condemned rich for not paying their fair share in taxes, but anchors aren't getting the message. now we know about our sharpness tax problems but not the only one. throw other big name anchors have tax problems of their own. national review broke this one, and you have the details for us. >> i do, so i think is the most interesting recent one he owes more than $59,000 in taxes and i was going through his twitter feed just really interesting because he said that tax avoidance was one of the things driving inequality one of the main culprits not paying his own taxings. >> people in america iomediate to go on twitter saying feed us, feed us. >>ing it is not just him, 5000 dollars current tax warns tin out against her on top of that news broke that perry had 70,000 dollars in irs leans if taken the against her as well. now i don't are have a problem with

peep are taking a fresh look going visa, mastercard.get about discover, visa, mastercard, those are the names you seem like is a toss up. >> the longer the base, the higher in space. >> i knew that. >> longer the base. >> it's like a spinal tap song. >> disney kicking off our top trades. the stock moving higher after releasing the teaser for the first "star wars" movie in over a decade. the big unveil happening earlier at a "star wars" fan convention in anaheim, california. the new movie is called ""star wars". episode 7, the force awakens. >> you spent $4 billion to buy lucas film. at what point will that investment have paid off? >> i can't tell you exactly when, but we already are fairly confident that it was a good deal for us and it's been a good deal for george lucas as well because he took cash and disney stock and the disney stock has appreciated significantly since less than three years ago when the acquisition was made. i think in the end the shareholders of the walt disney company, including george lucas, will be quite happen

a settlement over 2013 the compromise of the 40 million customer accounts the reseller repay a mastercard issuing banks of the $19 million losses they incurred in the data bridge. >>anny hong: fraudulent charges and reassuring credit and debit cards and increasing number teams middle and high school student's tripled last year researchers say the cigarettes were use more than any other tobacco product or four as the nicotine is dangerous for kids at any age no matter how it's consumed. just let it go minister. >>anny hong: that was pat roberts at a congressional committee meeting yesterday the committee was discussing u.s. policies when the thing some latigo from the moment frozen came from senator cell phone the senator also responded with a joke on twitter saying somebody had to tell the administration to let it go. >>anny hong: a hollywood biggest franchise releases the trailer for his latest film will show you soon and here is a live look outside walking up to clear skies on the bainbridge this morning to get ready for another one day. >>anny hong: they're teasing us yet again another

program being rolled out later this year could help people with bad credit scores get a visa or a mastercard. fico's pilot program will help millions of americans get easier access to credit based on their record of paying utility bills instead of the usual history of loan repayments. people who have a history of paying bills on time should pay credit card bills on time. >>> the next generation of cars will be connected to the web. we have a report from the new york auto show with the new safety technology that could change the way you drive. >> reporter: hyundai is offering a new feature on its cars. >> we do a door unlock. >> reporter: that sits on your wrist. >> i could unlock my car for my wife in california. and i'm here in new york city. >> reporter: the automaker's new app for smartwatches lets you start your car, lock the doors, find your vehicle on a map, and flash the lights. >> we have added this new location feature. >> reporter: the new version of chrysler's you connect smartphone app talks directly to the car. >> you can use a search feature especially find a destination before

. >> mastercard up a buck. $0.89.chase volume up 12. >> that was very impressive because we had been very concerned. very concerned that that dollar was going to kill them. mastercard and visa both doing very well. a lot of the companies we've been talking to are trying to disen franchise credit cards. firms are saying we don't want to big interest charge from credit cards. visa and mastercard are not in that business. they're just in the transit action business. that's why a lot of people are hiding them. when i say hide i mean they don't want risk. >> right. let's get to time warner shares. flat. accompany reported revenues rose 5% to $7.1 million. adjusted income up 12% what they're saying is a record 1.8 billion for the first quarter. appeared to be a strong report although the conference call was going on. they did seem to benefit from stronger advertising although lower expenses. weakness at hbo which was a bit curious although it may be something explained on the call. they did beat us on the eps line although

>> investors are focusing on the earnings of visa and mastercard shares trading higher on the back of china saying it is going to open its credit market -- credit card markets to foreign firms. but let's see how the nikkei and topix are reacting for thursday and both are well into the positive. the nikkei has pierced the 20,000 level and closed at its highest level in 15 years. bulls back in charge investors sentiment continues to improve. some say that abenomics is setting a solid foundation. investors are seeing reform and restructuring in a lot of japanese companies. we have seen gains in the pharmaceutical sector autos and a lot of the consumer electronic companies as well. so really across the board, some positive sentiment flowing through japanese shares. >> the weaker yen has fuelled the positive sentiment. we are seeing the dollar rise again. what can you tell us there? >> let's have a look at it. it is keeping very firm. we are at the 120 level. it's keeping firm against the yen. u.s. existing home sales beat expectations and weekly jobless claims and new home sales may be a

earnings results are expected from apple, ups, visa, mastercard and exxon-mobil.tuesday, the s&p shill erin dex will be released. on wednesday an advanced estimate of gross domestic product for the first quarter is due. elon musk will unveil the latest tesla products, a home battery and large utility scale battery. on friday we'll get new car sales for april. overall americans household debt has been on the decline since the peak of the financial crisis but it's still totalled nearly $12 trillion at the end of last year. that is a huge bill. however, when it comes to your money and future, not all debt is created equal. joining us right now is sharon epperson on the difference between the good and bad when it comes to debt. >> the thing to think about with good debt, that is something that will improve your life in some way, thinking about going back to school or getting college degree, student loans, buying a new home, mortgage, that's good debt. but debt that's going to stay with you, make your poor, keep recurring and all of that, that is considered bad debt an

. >>> shares of mastercard and dow component visa the biggest payment networks rose sharply after the chinese government indicated they plan to end a monopoly in bank card lending, clearing the way for deepe foot hold into the second largest economy. shares of mast were up 4% and shares of visa rose 4% making it the best performing stock on the dow jones industrial average. >>> well europe is taking aim at russia's gas prom. charging the state controlled gas company with abusing dominance in gas marketing hindering competition and charging unfair prices. the commission said unfair pricing may have resulted in unfair gas prices in bulgaria bostonia and ladies and gen geea. >>> and now to the scandal where petro broth is expected to do something investors have been waiting for a long time. release the financial statements. it is arguably one of the most heavily scrutinized companies in the world because of the massive corruption. michelle krusa cabrera tells us why the report from petro boss is so important and why the stakes are so high not just for investors but also for brazil's econ

. >>> mastercard's profits rose double digits and that's where we begin tonight's "request market focus more consumers swiped which helped the credit card company's bottom line but revenue missed estimates. the ceo says consumers are spending less on gas and more on paying down their debt. shares rose just a penny to settle at $90.24. humana reported earnings today that fell below consensus. revenue did rise 18% as the insurer's membership continued to grow and it reaffirmed its full-year outlook. shares fell 7% to $168.05. anthem also posted mixed results. profits rose and topped estimates as medicaid enrollments were up but sales came in below the street's estimates. shares were off 2% just $151.07. and lumber liquidators reported a surprise first-quarter loss. this is the floor as the flooring retailer faces possib crimina charge fls the department of justice centering on imports from china that allegedly contain a high every level of formaldehyde a known carcinogen. shares plummeted 26%. >>> starwood hotels may be looking to sell itself. they hired an advisory firm saying no option

target is closes to a settlement with mastercard for the data breach in 2013.t would pay the card company about $20 million, mastercard would reinvest banks that had issues -- that had to reissue credit cards. the breach compromised credit and debit accounts. the game that turned all of us into rock stars, guitar hero is being revised with a twist every five-year hiatus. a new version of the game will be playable on mobile devices as well as on game consoles. this will feature filmed images of concerts and bands, rather than cartoonish images. tom: hated. olivia: -- brendan: you hate it because you can actually play guitar. olivia: the eu says google abused its dominance of the search engine market. joining us hans nichols. we are hearing the european commission has begun an investigation into android. hans: there are two ways to look at this, one is a positive for google gus what this complaint is about is comparison-shopping for google. they headed they may go after google travel, but the complaint is clear that they do not want to ask a google to alter its a

these and mastercard shares surged on wednesday after the chinese government ended the monopoly of union was the biggest gainer on the dow yesterday rising by more than 4%. the european central doubled emergency funding for greek banks. they raised the cap by about 1.5 billion euros according to someone familiar with the matter. that brings the cache buffer to 2.9 billion euros. today marks the five-year anniversary of former greek prime minister requesting a bailout. needless to say, it is not a happy one for greece. the country remain settled with enormous debt. let's head out to hans nichols in berlin. guy johnson with us as well. disappointing data out of germany and france this morning. five years ago, did anyone think we would still be chasing that elusive recovery we'd still be talking about greece the way we are today? hans: you might have heard some voices that didn't think europe had the firepower, the bazookas. you did hear some of that, that europe was always a little bit reactive a little bit late. what you didn't hear was athens. take a look at this quote from the then prim

shares of visa and mastercard surging today on news that the chinese government is planning to and aon bank card clearing. the new rule takes effect june 1 for credit cards to get a foothold in china's central blinks -- thanks. tesla is signing up big customers like walmart for energy storage. the electric carmaker will make a deeper push beyond its poor business next week and failing batteries for homes and utilities. a review of california's rebate programs said tesla plans to sell batteries for commercial uses from powering factories to reducing electric bills at schools and wineries. coming up, the documentary weight being -- making waves, on gender diversity. coming up next. ♪ emily: welcome back. i'm emily chang. there is a serious problem in technology right now when it comes to filling future engineering jobs. a new documentary that made its debut at the phil kessel this -- tribeca film festival this week, seeks to shed light on this very issue. >> students have no exposure to programming. >> computer science should be a requirement in all public schools. this is a rosy the r

mastercard made similar gain. in germany a rail strike cuts train service. over pay and hours. result in the consolation of two thirds of the passenger services and half freight transports. strike lasts until tomorrow morning. shares in georgia-based arris group surged as news that it agreed to buy british tv set top box maker pace. for $2.1 billion. the inversion deal will see arris incorporate in the u.k. where it will take advantage of a lower tax rate. caroline: we're just two weeks away from the united kingdom election. the former chairman and chief executive of wood group says the current u.k. government delivered a good budget in march. for the north sea oil industry. he spoke to bloomberg in an exclusive interview and said he now believes that fewer jobs will be lost in the forecast earlier this year. thanks to the budget and to industry efforts to cut costs. >> the way we were going, i believe we would have been lucky, i would have said we might have recovered nine billion barrels and a push to get that and the party that we're on, with a reasonable recovery in the oil

shares of visa and mastercard surgeon today on news the chinese government is running to end a monopoly card clearing. the new rules clear the way for credit card companies to gain a foothold in a dentistry that the china central bank say handle $73 trillion or year. tesla is signing up big customers like walmart for energy storage. the electric carmaker next week will make a push beyond its core business when it unveils batteries for homes and utilities. a review of california's alternative energy rebate program shows tesla plans to sell batteries for a range of commercial uses from powering factories to producing the -- at schools and wineries. coming up "bottom line" with mark crumpton. what have you got for us today? mark: some senior democrats have concerns the white house is trying to allay feels -- fears. how will these pacific rim trade deal that could, if completed create a free trade zone in the age of the region question mark corey bowles will give us his analysis and i will see you at the top of the hour. back to you in san francisco. emily: thank you. coming up, the documen

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. ♪ ♪ >>> target is paying mastercard issues banks as much as $19 million to reimburse for the lossesated to the 2013 data breach it affected nearly 4 million accounts this is costs for when they had to reissue debit and credit cards and target settled a class action lawsuit for individual card holders for $10 million. >>> and in philadelphia they connected job seekers with employers, mayor michael nutter and others were at the career link center, the center provides workforce services including job training and improvement on education and more. >>> a former super model turns super successful entrepreneur was the guest speaker today at the purdue academy as part of their sixth annual women achieve achievement program. she spoke about her own marketing company that makes $3 billion in annual sales. >>> wawa is making investments in businesses that are giving to charities. it's part of a fundraising effort founded on wawa's birthday last year. >> it's a way for our associated to say thank you for their best customers that come in every day and are like family that is part of the wawa s

american express and mastercard said customers can use their credit cards in cuba. >> just got to get a flight. >>> a family from delaware is sharing their story to promote organ donation the action cam was at the hospital of philadelphia where the patel family they have two children that needed liver transplants and now they have a chance at a healthier chance of life. >>> and now time for the accuweather forecast. it's a beautiful sunny forecast. we ask for this every day. lets send it to cecily tynan >> tomorrow will be warmer than today but not quite as enjoyable but dealing with clouds and occasional showers, what a day 66 in philadelphia 64 in allentown 65 in wilmington and 64 reading, when you get winds from the south the ocean temperature this time of year is very cold, its in the low 40s and that has a big impact on temperatures sea isle city currently only 48 degrees and the boardwalk in atlantic city only 47 this is why the winds out of the south 23 miles per hour in philadelphia so it's warm and windy and 20 miles in dover and 19 in sea isle city and tomorrow the winds wil

we have fiat mastercard time warner reporting earnings.e'll hear from the chinese internet company as well as yelp. now the first night of a curfew in baltimore. police in riot gear and national guard troops are patrolling the city. some protestors were dispersed with pepper spray and rubber bullets a day after the city was shaken by the worst rioting in the u.s. in years. let's get out to tracy potsie potts with more on the story. >> yeah the curfew lifted 25 minutes ago and there was a big difference last night compared to the night before. about a dozen people were arrested last night. less than a dozen compared to 200 the night before. they described last night as relative calm. there were incidences where they deployed smoke can nisisters but after initial resistance they complied. it's what they described as a calm night. we did see the night before a lot more unrest. there's going to be more protests. we're hearing this morning there's another big one planned for the weekend. but they got the national guard out here. there's one rea

no word on whether it will work with visa or mastercard. could a beer make you more beautiful? japanese brewer says it's launched a beer called precious. it's targeted primarily at women. the drink is said to have two cans of calollogen in each can. >> beer usually makes the other person look more beautiful. >> wait a minute. >> spencer, what am i going to do with this. >> warm conditions, it's lovely all around the bay area. let's go to the maps here we have concerns about beach has hazard. rip currents, breaker waves. keep that in mind. here's how the blue sky looks over san francisco from our rooftop camera about it will be warm inland again tomorrow and saturday, it will be cooler on the coast, and around the bay as cooling coastal fog returns tomorrow, and there's a slight chance of some rain next week. satellite image shows high pressure, a big ridge of it, the controlling factor in our weather right now, that will bring us a couple more days much like what we have today with the exception of fog returning to the coast. now, tomorrow, this will be the temperature range wi

mastercard beats earnings estimates 94% of the time over the past four years.the average move on the heels of earnings is a 3% gain. not bad for mastercard. linkedin averages a 4% after earnings come out over the last three years. and amtrust financial, they do a lot of insurance work. this company has not missed earnings expectations over the last three years and on average it goes up by about 4.5% of the time. interesting moves here to keep an eye on. none of these predict the future still interesting statistically and odds-wise to look at this story. >> when you've finally found a tool to predict the future accurately, let me know dom. >> i will be buying those stocks and sitting on a beach in tahiti. >> thanks, dom. check out our website for more on this. >>> now i know where we are in this program. good to be back. i'm completely lost and disoriented. stocks giving up gains today after they closed at record highs last week. can you still make money in u.s. equities or are their better opportunities elsewhere? richard mattigan rejoins us. welcome back. let'

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