i was in it for the trade, mel i love this name i feel like it is a little bit stretched.nderstand the ecosystem of how well they've done with streaming and those numbers there, and you have to take your hat to disney and 146 million and they are not that far behind net netflix if you combine the streaming. the stock popped up and i got out of my calls immediately and i feel like it's stretched sooner or later they will start to open and they will see the cruise ships come back and a lot of the other areas where they got so much revenue that they'll impact the company, but for right now it's all about streaming. so i'm more concerned about trying to trade it because i don't feel like i can own it right now and feel all that comfortable. >> it's all about streaming and should we be concerned about the quality of those streaming numbers even though they look fantastic at first blush, in terms of the average revenue per user, shannon it looks like that number is down year on year. last year we were looking at average revenue per user $5.56 this year we're looking at $4.03 and

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>> well, i think the run was just absolutely extraordinary, mel, and when you make a look at it, they did everything right, right. they had some great amountization, up. when i look at the pe, i feel like it's stretched at this point in time, even for this particular name. twitter's always traded at an inflated pe. this was a stock that i was lucky enough to get at $35 a share in august. i based my thoughts upon usual actions that got me into it. we talked about this but going towards elections, it seems like the right trade going into the elections it was the stock continued to move to the up side and now the stock is exploding more it was up 11%, i think, on wednesday after delivering the great earnings i still love the company as a matter of fact, you and i talked about this, that i saw some unusual options in there today. had to jump on those kind of a stock replacement. i'm out of the stock but i've got the calls to the up side >> you're still ex postsed to the long side if it does go higher >> yeah. >> you can make the case that for some stocks, even if it trades higher and the

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to unravel and starting to see it now and i'm a big hans-kristian anderson fan, as you are as well, mel, a lot of people mistakenly called it that vignette he wrote the em per has no clothes, but it's the emperor's new clothes. the clothes the fed are wearing are not fitting and they will be revealed for what they are in the coming weeks they think they can control this it's out of their control at this point. >> karen, i will go to you on this obviously we have been in this environment close to 0% interest rates when we move out of that, something has to give, no? >> yes i think so i think a few things are happening at the same time there's the higher rates that guy talked about we talk about the risk premium what should the equity risk premium be as rates go up, the risk premium should be higher, therefore valuations lower but the other side of it is, rates going up because the economy is improving and i believe yes, that's the case, but i also think that the earnings of a lot of these high flyers, let's talk about something like google, for example, i think those earnings are going t

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. >> right yeah it was pretty shocking, mel. the last two days we lost a thousand points on the dow 3% on the s&p. 3% on the nasdaq the nasdaq, some of that selling -- you know, it was an interesting thing. the fact that the nasdaq actually starting to sprint to the up side at one point during the day and it could not keep up that momentum. i think that's a possibility i think the idea that the people are getting a little bit unnefbd right now, they have some trepidation for sure, i think, because they're looking at where the ten-year is. we've all watched all the various areas of the marketplace that have been moving to the up side at a swifter rate than we are used to. because of that that's why we're seeing the volatility index as well volatility jumped back into the marketplace this week. we've been absent volatility for a while. when you look at the last three, four, five, the whole week's worth of trading days, it's been swelling up as we've gone each and every day. we popped over 30 a couple of different times because i t

no idea. >> yes, mel. i know that does not surprise me in the least. the ice breaker did a whole nbc, the more you know. that should be -- that little music, the more you know, he absolutely nailed the entire thing. what i'll say is this. couple weeks ago i had an opportunity to do a power lunch with morgan brennan. we talked about gamestop and she says said what do you think. i mentioned the volume being 180 million shares and how it was 10 times normal volume and i said that day the move is probably over based on the volume dlil i know a week later it would be trading $480 or so. i hear what you said, but when the momentum, when the crowd gets behind it, and things can go a little crazy, so maybe it's not necessarily over maybe it will overshoot. i don't think to the magnitude we saw with the gamestop, but right now volume events are not necessarily dictating exhaustions of moves >> tim you had your happened raised dove a comment >> trying to be plight sun dial is a penny stock. >> yeah. >> so that share count is extraordinary because of the dollar p

cinnamon chocolate cloves or vanilla are her favorite fragrances it's a slow process but she hopes mel training will bring back her ability to smell and taste things and let's talk about losing your sense of smell with your of scientists rachel herz what i'd like to know 1st of all is if it could be permanent . so small loss with coping 19 we really don't know what permanent leaves so it's only the end of a year or so that we've been into this crisis and it's certainly the case that with upper respiratory tract infections well loss occurs but there is hope for regaining it in those conditions and i think that probably will be the case here as well and there are different methods that can facilitate that especially things like snell training some people are being experiencing this learn from months and months and months i mean a year can be a long time how how traumatic can that experience be emotionally and psychologically well it's extremely traumatic and one of the problems being in this idea of permanence how long is ringback it going to last is it going to be forever you don't know

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let's get to seema mody for trading nation >> thank you, mel. it's time to revisit off-prices and credit suisse and wells fargo upgrading mcdonald's, chipotle and others to overweight let's bring in katie upton and katie, where are you placing your bet >> well, i think it depends on what your time line is, for the near time, i think that will see up-performance from consumer staples stocks they tend to be the most exciting positions but in the weaker take with the period behind us with the loss in major indices, we are seeing early indications of rotation into consumer staple stocks that said, i would love to see a pullback in that higher flyer, in the discretionary space, the names that are established uptrend. and the names that late last year saw turnarounds names like ford, for example, that was a value-based breakout that we saw in q4. and great upside quality that now has month long-term momentum for the first time since 2015. and it's reversed that downtrend. i would welcome a pullback in those types of names also travel and leez leaisure

>> thanks, mel hopping right into invidia, calls outpaced puts about two times to one looking at thee from the options. options are implying about a 6.5% move compared to a 2.5% the trade that jumped off the tape for me, about a thousand of the february 26th -- so this friday ex piree -- 5600 calls for just under $10, setting you up nicely. what i thought was interesting about the trade, earlier in the session we had that selloff. these options were bought in there, allowing you to define your risk, quote unquote, catch did falling knives but in a risk denying way. >> tune in to the ll sw fuho friday up next, final trade turn on my tv and boom, it's got all my favorite shows right there. i wish my trading platform worked like that. well have you tried thinkorswim? this is totally customizable, so you focus only on what you want. okay, it's got screeners and watchlists. and you can even see how your predictions might affect the value of the stocks you're interested in. now this is what i'm talking about. yeah, it'll free up more time for your... uh, true crime shows? british baking co

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mel stride, thank you ve much about taxes. mel stride, thank you very much for— about taxes.or a further two days. the bbcs south east asia correspondent —jonathan head — has the latest on the week ahead for the civil disobedience movement. i think we will see this week will be different from the previous two weeks. forthe be different from the previous two weeks. for the first time after the coup we saw very rapid growth of what became a nationwide civil disobedience movement with protests in every shape and form all across the country that were essentially blocked at certain places by police. occasionally opening fire as we know but mostlyjust letting them run. the presence of these armoured vehicles and a lot of soldiers, and these are soldiers from combat units, units with frankly well—deserved reputation is for real brutality. i think it would change the tone a lot. the internet blackout last night was interesting, it was eight hours and it really frighten people. we saw the scenes that, as you mention, the troops opening fire. they used a lot of gunfire. that might have

will make so kind of what we mean small that mel available only last year and in front of the guy. we get things like calling it looks nice so now it looks like the sun is that across it and it can also cause i said also cease to increase and we can see the cost of speeding up and losing from so can such disasters be predicted in the future if you're saying that there is a link to climate change i mean i think we can say that these events of life he's had the most frequency as close ones and this will melt and say that the longest is last year is a changing very very rapidly and then we've seen that across the in there so i think we can say that they will expend more but the key question to me is where they're going to work and when so that we can line bets warnings and bets and has assessments and ultimately management so is there any way that we can find out where they might occur. so i think we can look at changes in kind of key key parameters so we can look to changes in the gus's cells we can literally change in the world to store front of those lost years and still talk those

. >> here is a look at what is ahead tonight on jimmy kim mel. >> thanks. we have a new show tonight. and there are people on it. >> i was like, pa, please just stay there. so i could have done one of these, i could have gone -- there's my d want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network. sure thing! and with fast nationwide 5g included at no extra cost. we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. and get a new samsung galaxy starting at $17 a month. learn more at xfinitymobile.com or visit your local xfinity store today. >>> you're overall health is part of the efforts to build a better bay area. as the pandemic goes on, alcohol consumption. a liver specialist has seen more sick partials. aol ses across the ugs in march 2020 when lockdowns began. booze sales have continued to boom. >> we're looking at a 45% increase. >> scott jeffrey, who was aby buyer in san francisco, doesn't

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political rhetoric removing words and facts from context and ascribing to them the most sinister and mel levon intentions possible their story was based not on evidence but on the sheer personal and political animists the flimsy theory of incitement you heard from the house managers could be used to impeach indict or expel countless other political leaders many leading figures in other parties have engaged in far more in cinder airy and dangerous rhetoric and we played some of the i'm not going to replay it i'm not going to replay of the words you all saw the evidence i'm not going to replay mob scenes i don't want to give those people another platform any more view from the american people as to what they did they should be cancelled. democrat politicians spent months prior to january 6th attacking the very legitimacy of our nation's most cherished institutions and traditions they didn't just question the integrity of one election they challenge the integrity of our entire nation everything from our founding fathers our constitution declaration of independence and law enforcement office

vacation, i think this is definitely a trade it for me >> you know, i'm actually going to fade this one, mel, and steve makes some fantastic points here when i take a step back and think about the story behind why this company has rallied so much -- or the stock has rallied so much, there was argument that there should be more rerating with regard to netflix as they made all those allocations to streaming. they're within about three turns of each other. i drill down and you say, listen, bonawyn. similarly, but if you look at disney, it's about ten times it's capital intensive i would expect that to trade at a premium for netflix. all in all, i'm fading it. i know i'm likely headed to the penalty box. i'm willing to take that so that you guys can win >> i like the personal conversation that you have, calling yourself by your name. classic. moving on to twitter trade it or fade it, karen >> i'm going to fade it. i mean, last time it was disappointing. it should have been a great, great quarter for them we didn't see since then -- it won't be in that quarter but i'll be interested to hear the e

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myrna mel guards giving everyone to have run-ins with lions. a deadline of february 26 for some answers and how this may have happened. my job is to make sure that the programs work. >>that what we are doing instead of incarceration. actually yields results, not just to keep public safety but also to giving people a second chance after that they are involved in the criminal justice system because that's what we say we're doing. so i want to make sure that we do what we to me. >>alliances in san francisco county jail on no bail. he faces a dozen charges, including hit and run driving in crosby he'll killer manslaughter while intoxicated. well in the north bay, a former solano county teacher is accused of molesting a 3rd grader and sassoon city police they arrested stephen gallagher on february 5th. when he allegedly sexually abused his student while teaching at soon elementary school between may 2016 and march 2017. police are now trying to find out if there are any more alleged victims. anyone with information is asked to call the sassoon city

as cleopatra who was very much a person of african descent and stories like jesus who is played by mel gibson also a person of african descent and so what we find is that historically everyone's been ok we weren't even the the tower of white supremacy has been ok with the stories being told by white curators however it seems like there's some fragility issues happening will be it's him soon to tell the stories with actors based on their qualifications in their ability in you know their skill set versus just looking at the color of their skin and up and about cleopatra i mean i'm not necessarily just want to go around the world by a clear pattern was more of a greek a north african i mean africa is not just one place you get different parts of africa are you talking about north africa people like gadhafi who was a lab recently he does not look like you and me so a clear pattern was more accurate of the mediterranean and i kind of stove at a particular time van this woman who is clearly of african descent or caribbean descent whatever it is trying to portray the queen of england you don'

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the country's muslim minority protests were held this week to demand an end to the forced cremations mel fernandez is in colombo and says that that's a victory for families of corona virus victims. the gossip notification comes almost as a bolt from the blue the most obvious sort of place to announce it when all eyes were on sri lanka was at the united nations human rights council sessions on wednesday but this gathering notification coming late tonight has been quite a surprise and it shows that the government has conceded allowing burial or cremation as the gas says what this affected me means is that all will be 19 victims especially the muslim and the christian population for whom cremation has been an issue with him now as to which essentially form that he would go ahead with in terms of final right now as much as we heard prime minister by him the rajapaksa on the 10th of february tell parliament that they hope to allow 'd burials the huge kind of reaction from the government which basically backtracked from his announcement give everybody the impression that the rajapaksa governme

and equal opportunity- are so critical as we recover from the global pandemic, and your answers give melleaders| are looking at this injust the right way. thank you. we hope so, michael. these two leaders are for sure, but you're absolutely right to say that inequality is absolutely expanding at the moment between richer nations and lower income countries. to cambodia now for our next question. what do you want to ask julia and minouche? i work for the united - world school in cambodia, an organisation giving accessi to education to out—of—school children in very remote areas. my question is, without school| being open, children in remote areas are subject to far greater risks of abuse i and exploitation. how can we continue to give children, especially- girls, maximum protection? huge problem. minouche shafik, we hear all sorts of stories, girls selling their bodies so that they can afford to go to school and all the rest of it. it is just absolutely appalling. it is a huge issue, and the pandemic has only made it worse, both for girls and for women, who carry much of burden of the viru

capitol and murdered a c >> rter: with many in thtack one month ago, the use will now fine members melroutside eto avoid house floor.fumoment this morning, capitol police officer brian sicknick, killed in the violence on january 6 was remembered for his heroic sacrifice. the 42-year-old's remains lay in honor in the capitol rotunda. president biden and vice president harris among the lawmakers and scores of police officers paying respects... ( bagpipes ) ...before sicknick was taken to his final resting place at arlington national cemetery. leader mccarthy told house republicans today, he supportsen aan alogy. pelosi is calling mccarthy "cowardly" for not taking action against greene. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, that all continues up there. kris van cleave, thank you. and while house republicans were battling, top senate democrats met today with president biden. topic number one was that huge possible compromise. cbs's ed o'keefe has late reporting from the white house. >> reporter: president biden today confident republicans will back his covid relief plan, despite little evidence

both companies of course oppose the law and managing director of google australia mel phil had this to say painfully breaks the way search engines work and it undermines how the web works. google says news companies benefit from the traffic that it generates and it's now threatening to take down its search engine in australia think of the consequences if it does go dark something like 95 percent of online searches in the country are from google and how likely is it that this law will actually pass or destroy this problem while australia's treasurer josh freedom says it's inevitable the prime minister scott morrison says he's not intimidated by google's threats and he added australia makes our rules for things you can do in australia that's done in our parlance now google recently struck a similar agreement with some media companies in france to pay for content so why is the company taking issue with what the australians are proposing here when it comes out to control richard last week google cut a deal with an organization that represents something like 300 news outlets among them nati

transmat what does it feel dysphoric theaters know not gods to eighty's and gentle one to take their seats mel the female toilets are so out self selection facilities are in i don't know what shows are abortion to female and male categories because i know how well says non-binary sam smith supposed to when everything so you know more men never women no more chav manal manholes me no my kind is the love that's going to change the future of mankind so we'd like you to work with me i really just people kind of not necessarily mankind well i'm just waiting to hear what j.k. rowling says about with us i mean she's got nothing to lose really sure he suggested that people who menstruate all women in margin and you called the council twice. 38 people have been confirmed dead after a himalayan glacier broke off and destroyed a dam causing devastating floods that have also left almost 200 people missing this is the moment to a fast moving mix of water and rock smash through northern india environmental activists who have criticised the government claims it was a freak accident saying they have warned fo