companies like micron live and die by capacity.at's why you got to have decline and supply, right? the demand pretty much stayed like this. inventories are leaked. there is not enough new capacity. at the same time the men might pick up for micron. if you don't believe me, a net conference call, the company came from anywhere. skepticism was thick. however, i believe management on the issue. one more. what else for micron? man, they make flash memory. flash isn't under nearly as much pressure as i would have thought. again, i would buy micron, are you ready at the opening tomorrow. finally, the number 5 performer up 31%. we talked about this drug maker on monday. they announced last month the stocks shot through the roof on the news of 13% in a single session. this merger makes so much sense, give acquisition to new businesses and filling a big hole in the company's pipeline. i think this is terrific for activists. you buy the current stock. the wind will be at its back going into next week. so here's the bottom line. today sell-of

that's micron and amd.nd these are two old school retro tech, totally antediluvian when dinosaurs ruled the world. tech stocks will be the new meters in the second half. amd is a play on the next generation of video game consoles as they make the processors for the upcoming systems. sony's playstation 4, i bet you can't wait for that one. and microsoft xbox 1. i have xbox 0. this is d ram, not ram shop which is the kind of thing i want to open up at one point in my life. but the d ram used in most computers. in the old days there were ten players and now amd is about to acquire a firm that will turn it into a three-way oligopoly. they allow them to stay low and that's what's happening here. which is why micron is one of the favorite stocks out there. i like the last quarter. how about the three other top performers of the year? netflix, best buy, hewlett-packard. boy, these used to be horrible. what's worst to first, the slow ones will later be -- fast ones now -- times they are achanging. i forget the word

i would not be in micron right now. >> regis got that right.p 30% since that call and wire hauser dropped. what's the trade now? >> you want to listen to me after that bomb? i don't know. actually, a couple weeks after -- that was in april. you started to see lumber prices come down so you needed to get out of wire hauser. i don't think you get back into that now. micron i have zero feel on. what i would do is not listen to bk. listen to yourself on micron. >> in case you weren't aware, there's a hedge fund club coming to the island of manhattan of all places. could this be a sign of a market top? we'll talk to the hedgy behind those hidden doors. still ahead what the streets waiting for on grew upon shareholders meeting tomorrow. we have your look on tomorrow. stay tuned. before they funded scholarships to the schools that gave them scholarships... before they planned for their parents' future needs and their son's future... they chose a partner to help manage their wealth, one whose insights, solutions and approach have been relied on for ove

micron.gis doing in micron. >> i was the first one to tell you that and i heard scoffing and mocking. >> you're right. our bad. >> it's climbed over 8. god knows where it's going to go from here. >> well above 8. actually regis e-mailed me and said he nailed it. >> kelly ripa is assured we should report -- >> this one is totally depending on deram. if you think it's higher you want to be in this stock. i do think it's going higher. >> next trade, our next guest runs aa fund that runs exclusively in -- he joins us now with under the radar picks in a big box retailer you might want to avoid. let's well jeff. in terms of your topics, one is a mattress name and this has been in the news a lot. there are certain that consumers don't want to pay up for extensive mattresses. >> you're referring to select comfort which is the retailer and manufacturer of the sleep number bed. what happened was they were moving along line, benefitting from the household formation expansion, the housing market. what th

and then, you can buy micron, otherwise, i'm forbidding it. thursday, if best in show supermarket chain, that is kroger, gives us this report card, i bet we like what we see. that has been the case consistently since the time when this great chain decided to pursue their own prieflt label brands that are doing well. and taking advantage of the weakness pss of their competitors, we prefer whole foods, because we like growth. thank you audience for coming t i bet krogers got a terrific quarter coming. you get results from pier 1, after listening to the restoration of the conference equal last night. a stock that rallied today and up from the secondary a couple of weeks ago. now, restoration hardware, best selling, pier 1, not a premium place like restoration harbor, it's like an every woman and man's place. be wear, i think hedge funds with short restoration hardware. so, i don't think that pier 1 with a lower price point will see it. friday, we had two windows in the consumer that are better than the numbers we have been getting from the govern

then we get a listen to micron, probably the most interesting call of the week. it's now a transformed company. having bought a japanese firm for peanuts last year and its market share in d-rams, the processors that are pretty much in everything, they're just kind of in and we take them for granted now. they used to be special. there used to be ten players in this business and now there's only three. so, it's possible we will see the fruits of the slap-happy oligopoly in micron's earnings. and flash memory, micron is expanding a second line of business that should generate excellent commentary on the conference call. the only problem is the stock has run endlessly into this quarter, so you have to hope for a fed-induced pullback to drive it down first before you can pull the trigger. so, fed somehow has to send things down, and then you can buy micron. otherwise, i'm forbidding it. thursday, the best in show supermarket chain that is kroger gives us its report card. i'll bet we're going to like what we're going to see. as that's been the case pretty much consiste

then we get a listen to micron, probably the most interesting call of the week. it's now a transformed company. having bought a japanese firm for peanuts last year and its market share in d-rams, the processors that are pretty much in everything, they're just kind of in and we take them for granted now. they used to be special. there used to be ten players in this business and now there's only three. so, it's possible we will see the fruits of the slap-happy oligopoly in micron's earnings. and flash memory, micron is expanding a second line of business that should generate excellent commentary on the conference call. the only problem is the stock has run endlessly into this quarter, so you have to hope for a fed-induced pullback to drive it down first before you can pull the trigger. so, fed somehow has to send things down, and then you can buy micron. otherwise, i'm forbidding it. thursday, the best in show supermarket chain that is kroger gives us its report card. i'll bet we're going to like what we're going to see. as that's been the case pretty much consiste

than micron to the pc space. shares of myron up nearly 120% year to date. analysts say the stock could move even higher once its acquisition of japanese chip-maker alpeda closes and the deal is expected to close sometime this summer. tyler, back for you. >> all right, soma, thank you very much. president obama is in berlin making a big speech today, and you know who was waiting for him, those rather nutty topless european protesters. we're going to edit the footage just so you don't see too much. we'll have much, much, much more from berlin after the break. >>> "power lunch" has add you as a friend. join the conversation on facebook. ask a guest a question, make your voice heard in n our polls. access behind-the-scenes content from our studios, the new york stock exchange and beyond. go to facebook.com/powerlunch. [ male announcer ] we've been conditioned to accept less and less in the name of style and sophistication. but to us, less isn't more. more is more. abundant space, available leading-edge technology, im

. >>> and micron has sales of $2.3 billion. shares set a new five-year plus high before the report was released right after the market closed. >>> on the day, micron gained 1.5% closing at 13.97 and the stock more than double in a year. >>> some trouble ahead for one of the signature features of health care reform. a report from the nonpartisan government accountability office says the new healthcare exchanges being set up by the federal government in more than 30 states may not be ready for open enrollment by the october 31st deadline. the problem, key frame works like eligibility for federal subsidies and monitoring plans and what consumers pay, haven't been worked out just yet. >>> sugary drinks should not be purchased with food stamps says the mayors of 18 cities n. a letter the mayors say it's time to test and evaluate limits to the use of federal subsides to purchase sweetened drinks that led to obesity and weight problems. >> speaking of obesity, as municipalities fight it, obesities should be classified as a disease the

big fan of micron hitting fresh all time highs today.oon he wrote me a letter saying, dear melissa, i thought about calling you on your show friday to let you know about micron technology. sure enough tu knew all about it. it's just the beginning. he said he's still in the stock. >> he's been hanging on this one. consensus estimates have gotten low. you've seen a back stop on memory. memory is not -- we have been talking about a sexy part of tech. absolutely not. there has been a better call in terms of cap. and micron with an 86 rsi after this move i'm not sure i'm piling in here regis, you sit back and take profits. >> part of the note we cut out was regis said he wants to spend his days trying to make tim and guy rich. >> he's going to need a lot of time for that. i'm ready any time. >> i'll hold regis' bags for him. >> anything he does turns to gold. >> exactly. still ahead the scoop on the biggest stories sure to move the needle in tomorrow's trade, social media, lockups an much more. the big time success in china, the highest retur

usually the average selling price is going down, that's why micron is still a buy, buy, buy.om in illinois. >> caller: jim, first time caller, long-time listener. >> great. what's up? >> caller: i am wondering about visa. you said wait for a pullback. is it ready to buy? >> you know, i would use a deep in the money call strategy, i would actually buy some visa, if we have a bad number tomorrow and the stock drops, i want you to buy some. it is a great company. i like it more than mastercard so we know in terms of the pecking order. ray in illinois. >> caller: jim, we never miss your show. >> thank you. >> caller: a few weeks ago we heard from titan. >> holy cow, i will go with him, not against him. he's got the tire business. i have to tell you, that is a cyclical business. you are buying that stock at a rock bottom valuation, which is why i would endorse it. it is inexpensive. ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. [ music playing ] have hail damage to both their cars. ted ted is trying to get a hold of his insurance agent. maxwell is not. he's on ge

i like the stock. >> micron too far too fast. >> karen?bly buy in macy's. >> guy? >> rest in peace. james gandolfini. against a 29 and a half [ music playing ] >> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for un all investors. there is always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now! hey, i'm cramer, welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i want to save you money. my job is to teach you and educate you through this one. call me, 1-800-743-cnbc. don't worry the cavalry, it will come. maybe not until tomorrow. this is not custard's last stand. there is

13 to 18. >> micron, amd. >> hewlett-packard. one -- i call this the david famer play because i'm listening to an interview that david faber is having with meg whitman and i hear balance sheet fix, starting to innovate again and i think, okay, there's two people going crazy to load up dell with debt, michael dell and carl icahn, so why do i want to -- the one place i want to be is meg whitman going up against a hobbled, not unlike "misery," james caan and stephen king, when you think about the new dell, and she going to be able to come in and eviscerate them or everybody is going to rip out their dell for hewlett-packard. she has a great balance sheet. >> a stock that's topical and timely today, oracle, like it, hate it, love it, loathe it? >> i like to own certain things i've screwed up. my charitable trust owned this and it blew out y.? because i have no conviction whatsoever that they know what they are doing and i believe others have superior product to them. i think they become the company that couldn't shoot straight in tec

we asked viewers to give us your stock questions and we got lots of them on micron turknology. a former employee royalest, i'm interested in why mu has a six-month runup from the $6 range to $13. what is driving the stock? >> this is one of the leading domestic producers of memory chips, which is very much a commodity-like business and some have fallen out of that business in recent years. business is good. they report add good quarter a little over a week ago. good top line, bottom line and margins. that's the good news. the bad news is this stock more than doubled so far this year. it's a notoriously volatile business. i would take my queue from the insiders and they have been selling. selling around $10 a share in april, another flurry of selling in early june. 12 and $13 a share, stocks now $14 a share. i'd rather be a seller and take my chips off the table here. >> very interesting analysis, that's great. >>> nick in california wants to know about true luxury stock. he wants to know about true ones like tiffany. 60 to 70% range and what do you think about luxury like tiffa

. >> pop for micron. >> god bless regis. this thing is still tied to d-ram. they're looking the to close p alpida. cramer was bullish on it last night. >> drop for at&t. >> this is also a bond proxy with their dividend yield. so when you get a week where wonds are selling off and stocks are selling off, names like at&t get killed. if you have a five to ten-year time horizon, i think you're probably already. bk has a much shorter time horizon than that, so he would be away for this. >> drop for apple, down 4%. >> 420 was a line in the sand for sthehe were technical trade. i have a feeling we see a three handle back on this thing. >> and we have a pop here for directions. >> what? >> yes, directions. the royal baby of pop culture has finally arrived, as you all know. and parents kim kardashian and canny west seem to have consulted a compass when using the name. according to multiple sources, the couple nameded the new baby north, so north west. the only question is which direction will the baby take, pop princess or rapper. >> if that's on the impasse, the wron

got a pop here for micron tech. tim? >> regis is probably listening to this. >> i hope so. >> big week, a note saying that memory supply is getting tight. you saw a pop for them, nice week. >> big pop for soda stream. guy? >> we talked about this. $100 price target. later in the week, you had the pepsi rumor. we talk about this stock having legs. it don't think you can chase it here. gets below $70, you buy it again. >> tesla, grasso. >> short interest way too large, still to get in front of this. it can come in. it's got trading range of 85 to 110. so, basically be careful. i would not short it. >> and long haired freaky people should not apply. >> right on. >> drop here for ebay, down 5% this week. dan? >> this one is a little puzzling here. first time since january 2012. i got to tell you, i think there must be some sort of whispers throughout about apple and wwdc coming out with some sort of payment sort of system here, because i do not get the weakness in ebay this week. >> and a very special pop for our executive p

ebay, micron tech, from the semiconductor space, and take a look at nasdaq, sue, off its high and inhe green, composite nearing 3,500 which, of course, is that key psychological level that investors watch. >> thanks, seema. to gold now because that market is about to close. jackie d'angelis is over at the nymex today. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. a mixed picture in the metals space. we started down across the board today, but the prshs metals managing to gain some steam into the close here. gold holding above the 1,380 mark. right now gold is up 3 bucks. roughly a 1% gain, that after seeing pressure last week. both gold and silver are higher. some traders say it's in safe haven buying that we came on the numbers that came out. topper, a big one it is move to the down sed and that, of course, on the back of the china data as well. back over to you. >> down here on the floor of the nyse, one thing they aring about is the move in the yield. how much hour could you think it will go. >> you can see the intradeal high is 1.23. on the 29th of main we had a rate of 22.93. should you be

. >> and micron is down 7% year todate and down almost 8% today. >> i'm a believer. >> they have fired 500,000 sales people and said it is important quarter, and didn't come through. >> when i have my head over here, when you got it right, say it, but when you are wrong, say it. with this oracle turn, i said it wouldn't, but that was incorrect. there are barometers that are executing poorly. i am not afraid to say it, i don't fear or cal kl. >> so if you are throwing in the towel on oracle? >> yes, i have to. >> and you bought more facebook? >> i do, because i have another job at thestreet.com, and little stock and i don't want the talk about it, but if you get video, you do the advertising and i asked all of the ceos of consumer product companies in "mad money" how do you get the word out, and it is facebook, facebook, facebook, and they will pay anything for the video. but they did have an ipo and burned people. this is a stock that -- how many of you follow the hockey. what what are the most major penalties and the most men you can beat out? three on how many? i'm giving them a yell

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thick each other like crazy crazy thing and the lasers didn't work they can't and i don't have enough microns to do the the the flap the flap the lens up and they just can't get the lasers in because my eyes are so oddly shaped person you most lives up to person and most look up to. because now that i am that i'm getting older i realize how much for spy and a whole a new homeowner i realize how. how difficult the probably was for my dad so i think i respect him more and more the older that i get i'm letting him you know the subtle statement i thought my father was so stupid and amazing on a couple years he got so smart thanks joe thank you letter thank you job and going oh great guy catch him sunday june sixteenth on the blood season premier nine eastern only on h.b.o. and be can find me on twitter at kings things see you next hour. download the official publication to yourself choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites from alzheimer's if you're away from your television or it just doesn't matter now with your mobile device you can watch on t.v. anytime anywhere. here's mit

thick each other like crazy crazy thing and the lasers didn't work they can't and i don't have enough microns to do the the flap to flap the lens up and they just can't get the lasers in because my eyes are so oddly shaped the person you most look up to a person i most look up to. because now that i am that i'm getting older i realize how much for spy and a whole a new homeowner i realize how. how difficult that probably was for my dad so i think i respect him more and more the older that i get it you know the subtle statement i thought my father was so stupid and amazing on a couple years he got so smart. thank you job and great guy catch him sunday june sixteenth on the true blood season premier eastern only on h.b.o. and will be can find me on twitter at kings things see you next up. wealthy british style it's time to. market. is going to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my next concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kaiser report. download the official publication to yourself choose your language stream quality and enjoy

>> reporter: we are watching the market with up arrows, taking a look at micron technology. looking pretty good here, as you see, the stock is heading above 52 week high. it is worth noting that it has more than doubled this year. this is obviously a tech stock, heavily traded. as we are watching it right now, you can see the up arrows. also worth noting as far as what we are seeing, and in like apple, number of $400. on the plus side, watching blackberry. telecom related. two other names keeping an eye on it. cheryl: thank you. we will see you at the bottom of the hour with more. ♪ dennis: time to make a little money with charles. bringing us some appetizing profits on one of america's favorite bar foods with buffalo wild wind. have you been to one? >> i have not. >> i subscribe to a whole bunch of restaurant industry stuff. every time a consumer survey, these guys write right up their like other one or two. people just love the experience. wall street investors. this company missed the estimates the last four quarters think about it. in this by 9%, 7, every time they repor

micron. we got a raising price target in micron today.attribute who these guys are. this nand, d flash, d rams, there's just not a lot of capacity being added. they just stopped building. the average selling price is not going down like it should be. if you're dell, you would be worried about. one of the things you want is have your innards go down in price. that may not be happening. >> probably not happening as they continue to face incredible price competition as cross a broad area. le lenovo is just going to keep hammering. they'll take 2%. >> 2%. >> yeah. >> as we await the opening bell. s&p is off about 78 points. that's about 4.6%. >> almost 5%. >> we're in the thick of a correction. >> there's the bell at the big board today. perrigo, health care products supplier, transferring from the nyse to the nasdaq. it is the third nas 100 company to change to the big board in the last year. also in the nasdaq, a biopharmaceutical company celebrating its recent ipo. some talk about the components, the last men standing. boeing, is that one

. >> micron. >>all-state. >> i am scott wapner. mad money starts now. >> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors, but there's always a work somewhere and i promise to help you find it. mad money starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." other people want to make friend, i'm just trying to make money. call me -- one week ago, i adopted a radical position. froms i went on this show as well as the "today" show and said into the teeth of selling, it's worse to stay in the selling. >> thursday's losses wiped out all the gains from may and june. >> interest rates are going up. it is nothing worth panicking over. >> those -- >> 500 positive points in the dow. looks like a no brainer. when you look at the tape today especially after the last couple of sessions. 2% and nasdaq, but it sure wasn't easy to do. so smart. what could have been by proprietary insight? i didn't have it. all i had was discipline. sent yields on a journey to 3%. almost where they were earlier. i, too, was fearful. they got the data wrong. i fre

thank he was for microsoft micron, also google which i think cannot be stopped except for by a governmentsome government. that's how powerful the story is going into the third quarter. you know why adore the banks? they love their charts, too, but you know the media hates them, hates them so much you can almost count on a negative to hit the group if they bounce back quickly and decisively. we had two or three breathtaking. anthropo logical, what industry national rat city, decline in copper, recessions in europe, rise in turkey, protest in brazil, unsettled middle east. what group transcends these issues? what has visibility beyond the horizon instead of 10 feet in front of us? what business can give you more than a a 20% forecast. aerospace? our guest, president and ceo of boeing doesn't just have a 20-minute forecast for his industry, he is a 20-year forecast. replete with statistic that show aerospace is $4.5 trillion market for planes over the next decade, give or take a few planes. in sane, walleye, preposterous? accurate. a real "mad money" treat, the cornucopia of success, america

we have a lot of momentum behind names like micron. a as broader play i think tech will take the baton from the hot sectors like the homebuilders and like the utilities that really outperformed over the last year. tech not one of the stronger performers year-to-date. but certainly in a position, especially if we start getting more innovation and growth towards the end of the year to start outperforming from here on out. david: guys, by the way i should mention lululemon is now down 7% after-hours. it is taking it on the chin with the news the leader is stepping down. david, thanks for coming in. >> thank you. david: lincoln ellis, we'll check in with you in couple minutes when the s&p futures close. cheryl: "barron's" naming the top women financial advisors in the 2013. we have the number one name for you. where does she see the market heading and where is she putting your money to work. your portfolio can not afford to his her advice. david: damage control. an employee of boos allen hamilton is emerging as the source of the nsa leak.

so i really like areas lake old technology and hewlett-packard and micron and i like the deep cyclical areas that are in the metals areas like freeport oreo tinto or, you know, potash, things that are commodity-based and have a lot of cyclicality. they're undervalued on a short-term basis relative to themselves and on a 40-year basis relative to where the staples companies and defensive companies trading at. david: phil, i hear in the background? i could have sworn i heard all the traders say, darrell, darrell. seriously, what is happening with commodities? because some people are saying that as awful as they were treated this week, despite the fact that there may be less inflation pressure because the fed eventually will pull back from bond buying, still something like coal, for example, has hit rock bottom and time to make a comeback? what do you think? >> yeah. when you start looking at commodities you have to really break down the fundamentals of them, the supply, the demand. you mentioned coal. that is a player that we're watching. other markets you have to look, we're in chicago.

plus, micron flash -- flash is on fire. and another techy, sandisk.inosaur that's western digital and don't forget to pick up cyprus, the anti-apple. i like know this whole concept of buying retro tech is frightening. people were pretty incredulous, they were rolling their eyes. after all, personal computers are supposed to be dead. disc drive xacompanies were laughingstocks. microsoft has been downgraded repeatedly, and people are much smarter than i am. what can i say? they have low expectations. they do better when europe bottoms. it's the whole point of why we're worried about fed tapering. and plus, they won't get hurt by higher rates. they have soared multiple times when rates have gone higher in the past. all i ask, don't get cocky. when these companies report they'll be not so hot. but then again, that's ages and ages from now. it's the least of your worries. stick with cramer. this man is about to be the millionth customer. would you mind if i go ahead of you? instead we had someone go ahead of him and win fifty thousand dollars. congratulati

sandisk, micron, they're very smart. they're not building new capacity. if you go back to energy, i don't like crude. i don't like things crude-related. to me there's an oversupply. china has been the biggest importer really next to the u.s. of crude. they are slowing massively. i would expect crude to back up into the 80s. >> you probably would have made that statement for some time now, right? are you surprised that crude has held up relative to the other commodities that have gotten hammered? >> absolutely. i am surprised. i believe it will change, particularly the dollar is going to abet the change of the price going lower. >> judge, also the xlf since you went to financials, xlf, we talked about the huge selling of puts in the xlf right at the tail end of last week when the blood was in the streets. this is a warren buffett type trade. because as he always says, you buy them when there's blood in the streets and you sell them when there's euphoria. there was no euphoria last week. everybody was saying financials are done, it's going to be 3% in the n

i should say there are more than a few firms weather this market pullback fairly well, including microndstrong demand for its memory champions and after posting its first quarterly profit in two years. back to you. >> all right. breaking news we want to get to on microsoft and oracle. and to jon fortt we go with that story. over to, jon. >> yeah, maria, as we had been expecting, microsoft and oracle announcing a big partnership for the cloud. it's relevant a little bit sooner than i and some others had expected. first, let me lay out what this is. effective now, oracle customers will be able to run oracle software both on windows server hyper-v, the virtualized server, as well as the cloud service, which can also be set up privately. this is important from a license perspective, because, look, of course, microsoft, in terms of it p operating systems, biggest name out there. in the cloud, they were not playing nice together. steve ballmer is on this call, so is sat ya, and so is mark heard, a co-president at oracle, leading the charge on hardware and also on sales. they're talking about

micron, the best performer, getting its price target up. over at jeffries they think they are seeing stability when it comes to memory chips and also an upgrade over marvel, over at susquehanna that thinks its wireless is getting traction, and that's not been priced into the stock. sue, back to you. >> thank you very much, bertha, all right. to chicago where rick santelli i can guarantee you is not dressed in pink today. he's tracking the action at the cme. ricky? >> i don't think the world wants to see me in pink. all right. if we look at a two-day chart of ten-year note rates, friday we settle at a 213 yield and hovering at 214. can clearly see on this chart, 214, 215, that's the pivot, and everyone around the globe almost in every project is trading in lieu of the fed two-day meeting, so it's kind of home on the range. if you look at the next chart, dollar/yen, same dynamic. 95 seems to be your pivot point. see how many times we've bounced off of that and looking at dollar index, 80, 80.75, same thing, rangish. whether you're looking at

. >> murph, micron. >> this is one you don't want to fight.n their favor, ride this one. >> joe, linkedin. >> 202 was the high. everyone getting concerned on the recent pullback. glad we're talking about this in the wake of a facebook conversation because linkedin is everything facebook wants to be. the business environment goes there. they go there because they have to be there, not because they want to be there like with facebook. it is your resume, linkedin. that's what it's become. it's a buy, buy, buy. >> josh, merck? >> this is the single best pipeline in large cap pharma, six drugs in phase three trials, three of which could be blockbusters. meantime, 3.6% dividend yield, paying about 12 times forward earnings. i see no reason not to have merck part of your portfolio. >> let's revisit tech, cisco ask leading the dow and microsoft getting a pop. jon margian we i najarian was h he's a big supporter of microsoft stock. >> you can walk into best buy and look at microsoft's products, touch them, feel them. that's a lot bigger than people are

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best buy, netflix, micron, hewlett-packard and game stop, clf, peabody, u.s. x. >> as we know investing in start-ups is not just for venture capitalists anymore. some of the largest companies are trying to get a piece of that action, as well. julia boorstin with details on that. >> reporter: bill, since may, three major corporate vcs have launched, ge, microsoft and bloomberg, more than 750 companies had corporate vc units. the numbers have grown since then. now the first quarter, corporate vcs were involved in 17% of all deals contributing nearly 8% of all vc dollars according to price water house coopers. now, many corporate vc arms like city banks, cnbc's parent comcast and microsoft, looked to invest in innovators in their space to form strategic alliances. while others like google's venture, targets from their assets. >> during the last three months, april, may and june, we've had our top ten selling days at the center on ebay and three of those occurred this week. so we know that there's tremendous demand coming out of the united states public looking fo

did you see sandisk. >> and micron. >> and did you notice that they bought the d-rams and they have a, and sandisk we saw that the price is not going down and the innerds of the pcs are not coming down which is going to hurt the margins, again, you don't want to be deshlgs all, a want the lever dell. >> but when you talk about the margins being impact and the protecting the business at whatever cost as they go to the potential transition at a company. >> this is the bridge too far from the cow. i said that tribune would never work, and there they sacrificed the workers which is the labor department should have stopped this. this is a decision that the balance sheet can handle it. i think that if hewlett packard weren't so strong these days, probably could, but meg whitman is going on offense, and you heard her say bad things about dell on the call. >> and let me share with you mr. icahn's letter yesterday on the subject. >> sure, why not. >> he is a significant shareholder in dell. he said that the company has been releasing some of the present and the future of management as bleak, b

well, maybe if it calms down and near the end of the quarter, people say, i will buy micron and buy adobe on the upgrade and take a hard look at some the chipotle. >> well, maybe you wait for the quarter to be over. but i wonder to the certain extent how much of the movement has been a result of things that go on at the end of quarters when it comes the window dressing or lack thereof. >> protect this house situation, and people are saying, i don't have to be as skittish, because i don't have to look at the 10-year for 48 hours. it is true that the 10-year is control and then the china banks. >> and russ groef should love st that. >> no comment on that. >> you don't have any comment on that? >> no comment either and you got hurt. a lot of people got hurt. but i'm not being facetious, but cnbc.com has a great article on that. >> and a lot of people hurt on those types of funds. >> and silver is down, and gold look agent a kwaent -- looking quarterly loss of 23%. and we are at a loss, and what is going on? >> well, no bids. this is a catchup move to the interest rates going higher. you can'

micron and bed, bath & beyond at top of losing charts today.ck melissa: could georgia become the new hollywood? the peach state luring film and tv production with tax credits. that is proving just too good to pass up. fox's jonathan serrie is live at screen gems studio in atlanta with more. >> hi, melissa. studios like this permanent studios, are becoming more and more common here in georgia. watch this. georgia may seem an unlikely place to make movies. >> action. >> but the peach state now ranks among the top five for tv and film production. >> we are the hollywood of the south in a way because we have the hollywood infrastructure here. before we were a nice place to shoot that had a tax credit. >> the industry receives tax incentives up to 80% the studio say that georgia is among the most attractive among 44 states that offer incentives. critics of the tax police say it disrupts the free market. >> states are bidding against each other. they are bidding higher and higher exemptions for the film industry. at some point all states offer exempt