barely moving anywhere as you can see just a notch both the dow jones and the nasdaq and as i mentioned apple shares are slightly down they were down in the previous session also but we've seen a remarkable upswing to almost six hundred dollars per share. and in the europe it was all looking much more positive there are industrial output stats came out in the united states the reaction was positive for the c's up point four percent the dax point two percent industrial it was up point three percent. and finally currencies a barely any change there the euro slightly stronger than the dollar. the statistics came out on consumer prices they were propelled in the united states by gas prices and this is reflected also in the ruble exchange with the ruble weakening versus the year around twenty copecks and strengthening versus the dollar . right that's it for latest a business report you can always log onto our to dot com forward slash business or join us now monday morning eight twenty am my colleagues will be here to break into . the. culture is that so much going to huge musician on the market st

. >> can anybody cheer us up out mentioning apple? yve? yve? >> i'm not the person to go to for optimism. >> okay. we'll have to go to the audience for that, i think. >> we should -- antonio grampsee, optimism of the spirit and pessimism of the intellect. we have a problem and we can't dig our heads in the sand. there's certainly a way out of this. there is a map out of this. it's not on the table right now. but that's the optimistic message. let people know there is a map and demand that map. if we don't offer to it them i get politically mepessimist tic as well as economically pest mismi pessimistic. >> those that are on this side and the far side of the room if you would like to cue up, please, share your name and organization. >> you had a comment while they're lining up. >> i was just going to -- >> sorry, peter. >> i was going to maybe go out on a him and say that the euro will likely survive. >> growing concern. >> certainly the developments there had been, i think, promising in the sense that you have both at the fundamental level, poli

i said over 120 did not mention apple. >> except for it now, you made up for it mentioning apple six times in the last sentence. >> apple craziness. >> i wanted to throw out safeway. they sell apples. >> true. the old-fashion apples. >> i had only 20 people in line when i went to buy my ipad. >> the line moved and moved and moved. this thing was a phenomena this weekend. i love it. of course the first thing i did was scramble with friends. >> words with friends? >> no, scramble. i find words with friends tedious. that's my term for you, omg pop. >> why don't we care how many ipads have -- they have this conference call that got under way and all of a sudden we don't hear about that number. >> what a shame. >> normally we'd hear how many new ichlt pads have been sold this past weekend. >> look, i think that this was -- let's put it this way. it was a one-two punch had they addressed it. obviously they are focused on the cash distribution. i think the ipad alone would have been a phenomenal story. >> let's quickly just -- not to be a dark cloud -- here's the thing. i supply says the new

mentioned, that data point may be squishy. >> i am positive about that. to me the biggest knock on apple is that you have the stock for the company and apple as trading casino. with the volume and the options. >> that's right. the traders that we are playing and the last cycle 12 years ago are playing the weekly option calls as i discuss on the streets. if you added the volume and the shares of apple that traded on friday plus the dollar amount of the weekly call options, you will come out with the total volume in apple 25% higher than the next 19 highest traders on the nasdaqa friday. >> right. we will leave it there. great to speak with you. i like how we have the apple banner at the bottom and we are talking about apple. >> i like the sound track with the alman brothers. they play and you know it's a right every year. >> forget about apple. it's the 40th an verse versary of eat a peench. the most iconic album in history. >> commodities and the one thing you must do if you want to retire. fast money up next. choose control. introducing gold choice. the freedom you can only get from her

didn't mention apple today, but i've got to tell you, people are breaking down what they hear is in the they hear it's got cirrus in it. crus. a lot of skyworks. swks. maybe not as much texas instruments. hence why that stock could be coming in. and i've got to tell you i'm going to reiterate that broadcom

didn't mention apple today, but i've got to tell you, people are breaking down what they hear is in the ipad 3. they hear it's got cirrus in it. crus. a lot of skyworks. swks. maybe not as much texas instruments. hence why that stock could be coming in. and i've got to tell you i'm going to reiterate that broadcom and qualcomm are the best ways to play apple other than the apple, which is to invest in apple. like i always say, there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to try to find it for you right here on "mad money." i'm jim cramer, and i'll see you monday. hey, larry, how are you closing out the week? >> all right, jimmy. solid job creation is great. but 13 million still unemployed, that is bad. good evening, everyone. i'm larry kudlow. this is "the kudlow report." sizzle story number one tonight, the unemployment rate stubbornly stays at 8.3%. there were 227,000 new jobs created. that's a solid number. the problem is unemployment too high. you're going to need over 300,000 jobs a month to really cut down. how is that going to happen? and sizzle number two. guess what? i'm g

didn't mention apple today, but i've got to tell you, people are breaking down what they hear is in the they hear it's got cirrus in it. crus. a lot of skyworks. swks. maybe not as much texas instruments.

you can't not mention apple today. wedbush raised to $750. fdn says i'll see your 50 and add 10.at the intraday seems to be coming up against resistance at that round number of $600. a number of traders watching that. that's where the inflection point was last week when the stock was knocked down and this morning in the pre-market. meantime, qualcomm, big component maker in that new ipad confirmed by a number of teardowns this weekend at a new high today up 2.3%. and priceline actually today one of four stocks along with apple that trades above $500 in the nasdaq 100 today at a new high near $700 as boutique firm slots an $800 price target on it. sue, back to you. >> thanks, bertha. fears about europe's debt crisis taking a bit of a backseat lately in this recent rally despite some serious headwinds for the region. how big a threat is the euro crisis to the economy? and what's the probability of debt defaults ahead? steve liesman is here now with exclusive results of the cnbc fed survey. hey, steve. >> hey, sue. this is a really interesting development. you'll remember we began t

>> as i mentioned apple is our favorite technology name, but industrials are our favorite sector. and from a global infrastructure play, caterpillar would certainly be a favorite there from a machinery standpoint danaher. >> you're a little different here. you're actually more bearish and cautious on this market at these levels, aren't you, stanley? what are you seeing perhaps a lot of other people aren't right now? >> well, for one thing we look at things differently. we're very high in cash. we have a 50% cash allocation right now. the market's made a run. we look at sentiment shifts. we look at a lot of technical analysis. we look at long-term trends in wave cycles. we look at long-term multi-decade transaction even in what we think is still the beginnings of the deflation of the debt bubble which is being exacerbated by central bank policies even more than helping. so, you know, things start to work against themselves, there's a lot of macro issues still out there. >> does this mean you see just a pullback? or are you talking correction territory, stanley? >> well, i think we'

you mentioned apple. >> apple is trading lower right now but obviously there's news about the 25 billionthoad that happened over the weekend. brian marshall over at isi sending this note this morning, if you calculate it, there has been an average of 37 million annapolis downloaded per day since 1-22-11. >> 37 million a day? >> a day since january 22, 2011. >> and wednesday that they launch the ipad 3? >> it is on wednesday. >> what's the cutting edge thought? >> the cutting edge in terms of what it offers. >> it's got a quad core processor, siri, all of these new things, more powerful graphics, chips, for gaming, video. >> do we think they'll relaunch the ipad ii as a lower cost model? >> they've cut the price, the prices have been coming down alrea already. on wednesday, in the meantime, markets lower across the board this monday morning. >> here's what you might have missed, good morning. >> welcome to hour three of "squawk on the street." here's what's happening so far. >> i want the united states to become the leading manufacturing country in the world and i want our economy to become

you mentioned the apple trade, too. there were questions about ear roan yous trades in apple going on. we don't know, but it's possible that the servers had apple on them at the same time and the bats stock trading as well and that may have been part of the problem. we don't know and hopefully we're going to get a clear explanation. this is a bit of embarrassment. remember, these guys are the hot turks out there. nasdaq, nyse, old school. we're the guys who are hot. >> i was saying to some of the guys on the trading floor as i came out here this afternoon, how would you like to make an investment in bats? there's a super stigs on the and shank. >> you have golf on your mind. >> you think? >> guys literally dancing around here to finally see human beings playing things might get a little more play. we have a fragmented market system. that's a problem generically with the system. not with bats but generically. and what is the transition period here? how does this play out? >> reporter: they are telling us that this is a s

the nasdaq's biggest loss in three weeks comes despite further all-time highs by apple, we just mentioned. more on apple in just a second. in the meantime look at what's going on with oil. it's touching its lowest level in about three weeks and gold extending its retreat from a two-week high not able to breech the resistance around $1,700 for one troy ounce. bob, i wasn't aware gol d di locks suddenly left the building. >> material stocks, copper's weak, australian dollar down again today. stocks in moscow, shanghai, all to the downside. these are the big commodity plays. the important thing is how real can it be when you see all the moves in ipos. did you see annie's foods? pricing at $13 and the stock's held up terrifically all throughout the day. trading around $33. open to $24. there's annie's. $35 on annie's priced at $19.35. put up ocera, holding up around 22. the bottom line here, mandy, is so far at least concerns about the global slowdown, but i think this is probably going to be temporary. you notice every time you have these concerns you get buying opportunities later on. >> th

the guy mentioned apple. anybody that looks at the apple corporation and the budget we have going, how can we give them more tax breaks when the guy for apple makes $165,000 an hour? he is paying its employees $2 an hour. we have legalized slave labor for our corporations. this is the reason we have a budget deficit. anybody that tells me give rich people more money -- this man is paying them $2 an hour. he install suicide necks so the people would not jump off the roof. host: should the house issued this in the address? caller: if they worked over here, maybe steve jobs would be worth $6 million instead 10 million -- instead of $6 billion. guhost: there's a question on twitter from ron -- now our next call in south dakota, bonnie. caller: good morning. i don't believe that the gop has the american people's well-being in mind. they hijacked the conversation when they began to speak about debt constantly instead of looking into the recovery for the american people, such as president obama has put in place with

host: you mentioned apple and bringing back jobs. what can the congress do to encourage apple to bring more jobs back? guest: i think we have to do in terms of tax policy. 5% of the companies have over $1 trillion overseas that they would like to repatriate, and mime messages i want to see you repatriate -- my message is a want to see you repatriate the money so there is benefit to americans, and i think that means a percentage of the money you bring back has to be specifically for building new factories, bringing manufacturing back, for creating new jobs. host: from "the washington times" -- the fiscal roundtable challenged congress to take action and the chairman said economic competitors are not waiting until after the elections to make meaningful policy changes, and we should not. guest: it sounds like a ceo would make statements like that. we have 435 members of the house. everyone in the house is up for reelection. one-third is up in the senate. we have a president running for reelection. it probably makes good sense, but if you

the guy mentioned apple. anybody that looks at the apple corporation and the budget we have going, how can we give them more tax breaks when the guy for apple makes $165,000 an hour? he is paying its employees $2 an hour. we have legalized slave labor for our corporations. this is the reason we have a budget deficit. anybody that tells me give rich people more money -- this man is paying them $2 an hour. he install suicide necks so the people would not jump off the roof. host: should the house issued this in the address? caller: if they worked over here, maybe steve jobs would be worth $6 million instead 10 million -- instead of $6 billion. guhost: there's a question on twitter from ron -- now our next call in south dakota, bonnie. caller: good morning. i don't believe that the gop has the american people's well-being in mind. they hijacked the conversation when they began to speak about debt constantly instead of looking into the recovery for the american people, such as president obama has put in place with

margins can improve as they continue to expand not only in apple, but also elsewhere. >> you mentionedere not -- who has increased or been knocked out before that is suddenly back in the good graces of apple. >> skywork solutions. everybody was panicked because they were kicked out of the iphone 4, right? they got back in the 4s. we were all wondering what is their presence going to be in the ipad? they got in and actually there's speculation there's a little bit more in there. we're still kind of digging through the nuts. >> what does skyworks bring to the party? >> their power amp. you have more data. you need more power. more power amplification. these guys win. there's also speculation now that they get into the iphone 5 in the 4g. 4g is very, very important. they were already in the 3g products. did they have enough technology to get into -- >> what people saying about the iphone 5 at this point? >> second half of this year. >> that's going to be a 4g. >> absolutely. >> what about samsung? they're helping with the screen. they're also a competitor on the tablet front. >> they all

. >> can anybody share without mentioning apple?[laughter] >> i am not the person to go to. >> we will have to go to the audience. >> the famous phrase of antonio, optimism is the spirit and pessimism is the intellect. that is the only way out of this. we have a problem and we can't dig your heads in the sand. there is a map out of this. it's not on the table right now but that is the optimistic message. let people know there is a map, they will demand that map and then we can do it. if we don't offer to them then i can be politically pessimistic as well as economically pessimistic. >> we have got several hands here and i don't know who has a mic. >> if you would like to share your name and organization. >> do you have a comment while, while they are lining up? >> i was going to maybe throw, go out on a limb and say the euro will likely survive and certainly the developments are promising in the sense that you have both at the fundamental level policy developments in spain, italy and a recognition among the political leadership of w

apple. this is the big news maker today. you mentioned it earlier. they announced a new product called the new ipad. shares under a little bit of pressure, down about $4, or .8%. zag down about 1%. this company introduced the accessories for the new ipad including the invisible shield protectors and a keyboard case. earnings season is winding down, so are shares of pandora. take a look at this. they're down 24%, almost 25%. their net radio site slightly missing estimates and giving disappointing first quarter guidance. shares of american eagle up about 6.1% after reporting earnings in line and from sales. total sales up 14% online, up 18%. take a look at home builders. green across the board. a 38% rise in net contracts. so you can see lifting shares across the sector. lennar higher by 5. >> court, thank you so much. treasury prices modestly lower today. let's get to rick santelli in chicago. over to you, rick. >> thanks, maria. if you look at interday charts, we're a basis point under, unchanged after yesterday's push down. rates moved up a bit, par

in terms of other things we are watching, we haven't mentioned apple the whole show. >> no, we haven'tincreases. again, i think what's happened is people should understand at home when you have a price increase after price increase, what that tends to be is that your target was too law. it does give you another reason to squawk. a couple people, piper coming out to say ipad could be 66 million units up from 60 million units. citigroup price target goes from $600 to $700. credit suisse from $600 to 700 tl. an inexpensive stock. also a stock that has run so much that people are obviously getting nosebleeds even if they maybe shouldn't. >> in terms of an apple-related play, ovti which makes little cameras. is that correct? >> yes. >> the cameras in the ipads. needham out with comments. >> it's interesting to be able to still do a teardown play. ovti has historically been a not great executer. arm holdings also upgraded. arm holdings still one more play about what's in the ipad. my problem with this, this was last week's trade. i don't want to go back to it and say, oh, geez, this was a sh

as we mentioned earlier, apple just introduced the new ipad with a better camera, a crispier screen -not impressed. apple stock gained only 43 cents yesterday and that is long story short. i swear it seems like we just got the apple 2 yesterday. >>> let's go back to joseph kony for just a sec. that website is now up to 26 million views, mainly because of the guy, jason russell, who did a documentary while teaching his own son about how bad this guy is. so 26 million people and the hope is yesterday when i went to the game change premiere, everybody was talking about that on the red carpet. the hope is there will be enough awareness that people will do something about it. >> atrocity is almost an understatement in terms of what's going on there. >> once again, power of social media. >>> we have heard many times alzheimer's disease is becoming an epidemic but we can all do things to fight it off and we will show you how. you're watching "cbs in morning." >>> this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by green mountain coffee. a revelation in every cup. ♪ we can't guarantee she'll alwa

. >> can anyone cheer us up without mentioning apple?ughter] >> i am not the person to go to for optimism. >> perhaps we will have to go to the audience. >> optimism of the spirit and pessimism of the intellect. we have a problem and we cannot dig our heads in the sand. i feel certain there is a map out of this but there is -- but it is not on the table right now. let people know there is a map. they will demand the map. if we don't offer it to them, i get politically and economically pessimistic. >> we have some time for questions and we already have several hands here. >> if you would like to queue up and share your name and organization. >> he had a comment while they were lining up. >> i was going to go out on a limb and say the euro will likely survive. the developments there have been promising in the sense that you have policy developments in spain, italy and a recognition among the political leadership of what needs to be done. you also have the ecb which has taken the risk of bank failure of the table being very supportive. thes

apple. >> michael, thanks so much. we'll talk to you again soon. >> thank you. >> we mentioned morgan stanley raising apple's price targeto all the way up to 720, said the stock could go north of $900, added to its best ideas list, which got us thinking what are your best idea trades? i'm speaking to the traders. stephen weiss? >> i like short funds. >> still? >> even five minutes later. that's my top short-term trade. maybe wait a little bit because it's gone pretty far pretty quickly. i think still think over the year that's going to be a great trade. >> patty edwards? >> i'm looking at wages going up over in asia. wages going up means people are going to have a little more discretionary cash. i think that plays into the cigarette trade. phillip morris, i'd be buying at these levels. >> they're going to spend their hard-earned cash on smokes? >> that's what we've seen all along. >> i love tobacco, too, but my best trade is gold. i think the gold move over the last couple weeks is material and is the beginning of something much larger. two months ago gold was trading at exactly these prices. it is not participating in t

i think google and apple are really at war. while you mention valuation, we know that apple is selling at an incredibly cheap multiple earnings. google is not expensive, but it is more expensive as a multiple to earnings in a percentage of growth rate than apple is. you want a bite of the apple. here is what i'm saying. buy the ipad, own the stock. what is the matter of having them both? stay with cramer. >>> coming up, date night. cramer's playing matchmaker as he clicks on a stock that could be love at first sight. can it have you and your portfolio living happily ever after? and later, whether the dow soars or hits the floor, jim tries to help you stay on steady ground with "am i diversified," all coming up on "mad money." ♪ i'm once bitten twice shy, babe ♪ . >> for those of you who have been crushed, i mean annihilated -- sell, sell, sell. >> -- in the newly minted ipos, for everybody who bought dotcoms in the after market and is now regretting it -- [ crying ] -- tonight giving you the anecdote to these loser. that's right. i got a message

apple could go to $1,000 a share. >> and he's not the only one. >> he holds the stock. >> that's why i said that. obviously he has a vested interest but he mentionedple tv as a new growth driver. they have always surprised, at least the last decade. >> but every time a stock hits the 5% level, whether it's exxon, g.e., microsoft, the sellers come in and that's the cap. >> when it gets to that level, if it does, we'll talk more about it. we'll see what happens. thanks. up next, the blow without recovery. stick around to find out oh more. [ female announcer ] it's time for the annual shareholders meeting. ♪ there'll be the usual presentations on research. and development. some new members of the team will be introduced. the chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you? well, you're the chief life officer. you just need the right professional to help you take charge. ♪ cannot be contained. [ clang ] the all-new 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. see your lexus dealer. >>> it's a beautiful thing. knew data showing that people are visiting salons more frequently, opting for more expensive treatment and they are buying more prod.

as we mentioned early yir, apple introduced the new ipad with a better camera, crisper screen.. >> wall street is not impressed. apple stock gained only 43 cents yesterday. that's long story short. i swear it seems like we got the apple 2 yesterday. let's go back to joseph kony for a sec. that website is up to 26 million views. mainly because of the guy, the california filmmaker jason russell who did a documentary while teaching his own son approximate how bad this guy is taking kids into trafficking and sexual slavery. so 26 million people in and the hope is yesterday when i went to the game change premiere, everybody was talking about that on the red carpet. the hope is that there will be enough awareness that people will do something. >> but the atrocities is almost an understatement of what's going on there. >> the power of social media. >> alzheimer's is becoming an 'em dem i can. we'll show you how to fight it off. you're watching "cbs this morning." >>> this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by green mountain coffee. a revelation in every cup. ♪ we can't guarantee

apple? >> you mentioned up 34% year-to-date.oo many people are focusing on the five handing, on the stock price. you have to focus on the valuation. it's still very cheap. 13 times this year, about 11 times next year. and growing like a weed. so i would cistill buy apple rit here. >> do you have a price target? >> i want to put something that's not out there, 647.50. no. i don't know. it's going to keep going. >> i was like okay. >> if it got to a 20 multiple, which is $1,000, that wouldn't concern me. that would still be cheap. it's growing much faster than the market. >> wow. okay. let's move to microsoft. a stock that was an underdog last year certainly. has had really good performance so far this year. >> here's the story. it's actually not that much cheaper than apple. it's one multiple point cheaper than apple. yet, apple is growing substantially faster. it's not even in the same league. i like microsoft as a value play, but apple to me is a consummate value play. the growth and the low cost. >> uh-huh. all right. let's mo

we mentioned that some of the apple suppliers were higher.l, with the ability to redownload movies, netflix has been taking a hit in today's trading session as the details on apple's new product come out. it's now down almost 2% on the trading session at 105.01. the suppliers like

i think you mentioned that apple is now down just about -- there you go. >> 9/10 much a percent in termse paring our losses most pronouncely on the nasdaq now bun by 1.25%. had been down by as much as 1.5% on this session, so the turn around helped by apple which of course remember got its price target raised by barclays today. >> in 20 minutes we'll take you live to athens with the latest on what is going on with the debt swap and the fears and the lawmaker leading the fight against oil speculation and high gas prices. see how he thinks the problem could be solved, if he sees a problem. back in two minutes. americans believe they should be in charge of their own future. how they'll live tomorrow. for more than 116 years, ameriprise financial has worked for their clients' futures. helping millions of americans retire on their terms. when they want. where they want. doing what they want. ameriprise. the strength of a leader in retirement planning. the heart of 10,000 advisors working with you one-to-one. together for your future. ♪ >>> democrats are pressing to crash down on abuse, fraud

one thing we should also mention, is the company released an updated apple tv device. allows you to stream movies and tv shows, not to be confused with an apple television, which some people think will be coming out later in the year, and ceo tim cook kind of hinted at that, saying there would be inoy investigation coming out throughout the year, and saying this is the tip of the iceberg, so i think he got people excited with what's excited. >> apple and apple tv, what is that? what could that be? >> reporter: an apple tv, that's a good question. a lot of people think that will have a siri enablization, where you could talk to the tv and say i want to watch "war horse" and all of a sudden, boom, it starts playing, and apple is known for creating brilliant displays, so probably something like that. just my guess. >> we'll wait and see. dan simon, thank you so much.

one thing we should also mention, is the company released an updated apple tv device. allows you to stream movies and tv shows, not to be confused with an apple television, which some people think will be coming out later in the year, and ceo tim cook kind of hinted at that, saying there would be inoy investigation coming out throughout the year, and saying this is the tip of the iceberg, so i think he got people excited with what's excited. >> apple and apple tv, what is that? what could that be? >> reporter: an apple tv,

apple is trying to push. >> you know, the cash levels are being talked about. we'll talk to john calamos in a moment. he mentioned heavy, heavy cash level on the books at apple. we wonder if at some point we'll see a dividend, jon. >> yeah. and tim cook has all but said there will be some sort of action like that, after a shareholders meeting. he hinted toward it. he said a few days before that at the goldman sachs conference, asking investors to be patient. we don't know whether it will be like a one-time dividend or something bigger than that, in terms of more consistent. there's a lot of disagreement on the question like that. based on the language, it sounds like he's not merely making things like acquisitions. >> jon, thank you. apple's new ipad. the rest of the market did well today. the bulls are back following the biggest sell-off of the year yesterday. major averages pushing the biggest gains in three weeks today after encouraging news from the u.s. labor market as well as positive signs on the restructuring in greece. our next guest says there is still plenty of room for the market to move higher. joini

he called the apple, vent boring, making fun of the fact that apple didn't rename their ipad and criticizing tim cook for not mentioningteve jobs this time around. to the other kind of jobs. tomorrow the labor department releases the february job report which is a week late due to an oddity in the calendar that currently comes in the first monday of the month. we've had three months of solid growth. last month about 240,000 jobs added to the economy marla and laura. that's terrific news. we look for a similar number and hope, anyway, tomorrow at 5:30. >> fingers and toes crossed. >> hey, let's take a look at the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. gorgeous day out there. >> and if youio like the warmth, we've got even warm numbers ahead for tomorrow. let's go ahead and take you outside and show you the beautiful view over the golden gate bridge. take a look at the people out there enjoying the weather. we will hit our high around 3:00 p.m. we've been waiting for the 70s and you won't have to wait much longer and right now temperatures are in the 50s and 60s and another one ahead tomorrow, but as a result of th

ravenel, we mentioned, started at boston college, transferred, sat out last year. ohio state leads. >> verne: appling, wood, thornton, payne and kearney on the floor for michigan state. wood muscles his way in. be careful. i think they got payne, or did they call it on lenzelle smith? >> clark: i think it's lenzelle smith jr. -- he got up underneath adreian payne, verne. >> verne: his fourth. >> clark: an airborne player, you can't get up under him like that, and there you see it, good effort by lenzelle smith but clearly a foul. >> verne: payne goes to the line, where today he's two of two. >> verne: we're tied again. >> verne: adreian payne, out of dayton, ohio. he was the recipient during the practice yesterday afternoon of some pretty intense coaching from tom izzo. >> clark: that's the only way tom izzo coaches. most coaches are intense, but he's even more so than many and he's intense over there on that sideline, imploring his team to come up with the stop. >> verne: spartans by one. with four to go. both stars on the bench with four fouls. draymond green, jared sullinger. >> clark: you want to

. >> what's the best name of the ones we mentioned that 50ud like to buy here, whether it's apple, price lin, chipotle, autozone, et cetera. >> if i had to choose one, i think it would be chipotle. i'm already in that space with mcdonald's, but i'm thinking maybe i need to get in again. >> doc, at some point don't you have to worry about the law of large numbers? i want you to listen to the ceo of price lin's jeffrey boyd speaking with maria bartiromo earlier in the week, with an interesting comment on that. >> we've done a good job, like asia, we still are subject to those laws of large numbers. >> all right. so the ceo says you have to wore about the law of large numbers. is the law of large numbers is -- from a psychological standpoint, yes, it is more different. >> forge psychological, let's go fundamental. how long will the earnings growth continue at those levels? >> when you looked at apple and they came out with the outcome and the for the 3g. they just did -- so don't tell me that they can't do that, because they continue to do it. >> what it's really about is not necessarily ho

we want to add to your apple and ibm that you just mentioned. you want to put microsoft in there.ng well. let that ride and catch up. go with oracle, have some oracle in there. qualcomm is at the base of the cell phone. the reason this thing here, what intel was to microsoft, qualcomm is to this. you cannot have this without qualcomm. so if you like apple, basically take a little bit out of apple and put it in qualcomm and microsoft. >> you're talking all tech here, though. what else have we got? >> that's the big tech. >> parabolic moves here. >> you also want to have some defensiveness. build in health care. get some yield in the portfolio. picks up excel energy, verizon, a little bit of yield, some nestle, j & j. everybody's focused on the apples of the world, so broaden it out a little bit. >> i've noticed utilities are under pressure as yields have moved up on the ten-year this week. >> you've pointed out that the transportation stocks have come alive this week, which has been good. they were up 3.3% yesterday alone. they're up 6.6% for the year. they've been nonconfirming un

this everyone asks why we are doing a free commercial for apple so i have to pullout might android phone which is actually fine. just mentioning that. >> we hear that they are sold out with the first batch. the people waiting in line, have they already pre ordered or are they waiting in line so they can buy whatever allotment san francisco as? >> two people i spoke with did not pre order. they say they are last minute people which is why they are here >> thank you. >> nice commercial. apple fans in union city did not need to wait out in the cold for the new ipad because wal- mart said come on in and stay warm. they started selling the ipad at midnight last night. our friends at cnet stayed up late to snap these photos. some people are already tinkering with their ipad. cnet molly whip will be set to talk about the new ipad in the 6:00 hour >> we also have a slide show on our website in the photo gallery >> gilroy police say they're desperately trying to find a missing mother. investigators say they fear the 52 year-old woman might be critically injured or perhaps dead. they have evidence that her son attacked her and remove he

apple's earnings stream. i think you asked or mentioned the exact right word which is blink. the problem is, is that carrier structures domestically and internationally are oligopolies. if someone does blink and say i'm going to try to lower the subsidy on apple, the incentive from everyone else to defect from that prisoner dilemma situation is extremely high. they'll say we're not going to do it, we'll take your iphone subscribers. getting to a situation where you can have a set of very intense competitors agree to try and cut subsidies, i think, is just very difficult to do. we're infecting the opposite which is despite the incredible subsidies, everyone feels they need the iphone and is paying up for it because they can't live with it or without it. >> yeah. no doubt, tony, thanks so much for joining us. really appreciate it. we'll talk to you again soon. >> my pleasure. >> tony sacconaghi. >> i think jeff accurately said at the top of the show it's a nonevent in terms of price action for the stock. if you're holding apple you're at the end of the quarter. this has a chance

apple, of course. >> it did. i just want to mention before i get to the s&p over 1400, british prime minister david cameron now in the building. he's meeting for what is being described as a private meeting. but mr. prime minister come on the floor. the guys want to shake your hands, talk to you and we want to talk to you too about oil and global politics. s&p 500, that's what tyler's talking about. crossing 1400 here. put it up and we did that just a little while ago. there you see now at 1,401. but that happened about 40 minutes or so ago. there's your intraday chart. we haven't been over 1400 in a while. look at a broader chart here. june 6, 2008, was the last time the s&p 500 was over 1400. all the way back right about there. that's the last ear reports fr reuters that there might be release from strategic petroleum reserve. look at exxon, now that's being denied by the white house. we had a brief move down in the oil stocks like exxon. you can see climb back up. that's when we started getting reports there that the earlier reports

apple ipad. it's crazy. back in 2010 you were mentioning that's when the first ipad came out $207, today 585. >> shepard: twoears how much. >> 207 to 585. >> shepard: 170%? >> craziness. what did i do wrong? i don't know why i didn't buy apple back then. >> shepard: nice to see you. we have a verdict tonight in the case of the former college student accused of spying on gay roommate. that roommate jumped off the george washington bridge and killed himself when he found out about the spying of the roommate. the jury has spoken and we will have the jury's decision next. plus, george clooney in handcuffs. not a movie. why cops popped the a lister today. that's ahead as fox reports live tonight on al qaeda's least favorite network. who knew? >> shepard: a jury in new jersey today convicted rutgers university student on hate crime charges after he spied on gay roommate with a web cam. the same roommate who found about it and jumped off the george washington bridge to his death. now, the convict could spend 10 years in prison. you will recall in 201018-year-old tyler clementy jumped off that bridge after he learne

the fact apple is such a big player in several barometers. it is off the charts, as you mentioned. one day ahead of the release of the fresh ipad. the u.s. economy is doing pretty well. today's data were jobless claims. those numbers are at four-year lows. that means good news for the u.s. economy and today's numbers indicate that your 401(k), if it wasn't there already, is back to where it was before the financial crisis. the only concern here is rising gasoline prices. we'll get some indication how high they're going when the inflation numbers come out tomorrow. >> tyler matheson from nbc global headquarters. always a pleasure. >>> we turn to presidential politics. while the gop primary season continues to grind on, eating up time and money and effort they would rather devote to the general election campaign, today the democrats were in full fall campaign mode, seemingly, with vice president biden taking on the gop on the economy. our report tonight from nbc news white house correspondent kristen welker. >> reporter: with republican candidates hammering him for high gas prices an

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mention of the show today. he ranted about what he called the war on women made up by the media. applexpected today buy its ipad 3 tomorrow. the company confirming the announcement with disney as usual. apple is keeping features of new device secret. new features include a sharper and cellular broad band option of ipad 2. it also includes series the feature found now on the iphone 4s. google is making a new run at apple in the battle for handheld supremacy. will be granted as the google place store. the new and improved site. google app. music and books. the new system is counted as more user friendly shopping experience. those changes are not expected to expect the content customers already purchased. >> coyotes are on the prow in parts of san francisco. now as rob reports there's a new idea to help track where people are encountering them. >> this is video of coyotes taken in san francisco glen park by ktvu viewer. we're not sure how many are limited in san francisco there are a enough to commission of animal control and welfare is proposing a plan. coyotes online and launching educa

. >>> another big hot stock to talk about is apple, it looks like everyone wants to take a bite out of that company and as bertha mentioned, shares all-time high since its ipo in 1980, and analysts raising price targets and "the wall street journal" reporting that dividend funds are snapping up the stock even though apple doesn't pay a dividend. is apple too good to pass up or is this the last leg of a big rally? we are joined by the senior technology analyst at maxim group, welcome back. good to have you with us. >> thank you, tyler. >> do you have any reaction to "the wall street journal" story that many mutual funds including some in the midcap parts of the market and dividend funds that are supposed to concentrate in stokes that pay dividends hold this stock anyway, is that a bad thing necessarily? >> not really. i think in the past i think the accelerated buyback and the special dividend, that idea has been tossed about, but that's unlikely to create lasting value and an ongoing dividend is a possibility given you have the cash per share is $105, we forecast the company would generate $145 in free cash flow this year

apple made that group up 9%. otherwise you're in the red. >> got it. i just want to also mention very quickly that they haven't actually officially announced it's going to be called the ipad 3 and for all we know it mieg #might be called the new thing ma jig out of apple, we're all calling it the ipad 3 but they haven't said that's going to be the name. howard, from what you're saying am i to interpret even if apple went to 0 today it might have an oversized impact on the tech sector, nasdaq 100 but not on the s&p overall. >> no. the global indices apple 1.48%. on the s&p 500 as an example for every issue closed flat today except for apple and it went to zero, okay, the index would have its worst day since august of last year, seven months ago. there were four last year that had worse. wouldn't even make the top 150 worst days of the market if apple went to zero. it's all how it's weighted and how much is it in. as you move farther down, if you went into technology as an example, you have a 20% weighting, you take it down 20%. we haven't seen a day that's done that bad in technol