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but craig moffit says the company's five year credit swaps have priced in 50/50 chance of bankruptcyther the companies upgrades its network, stablizes its financial commission or 4g offerings for sprint may buckle with apple as it struggles to upgrade to meet newer broadband technologies. >> i think the real issue is whether customers are going to choose sprint or lt iphone, if their lt network is very badly disadvantaged realtive to verizon and at&t. there is at least some risk that lt features of the next iphone won't be enabled on the sprint network. >> sprint mex tell says it offered the iphone will cost $5.5 billion over the next four years. sprint shares travelled a rocky road down over 40% in the last 52-week period here. maria. >> phil, we want it mention this mark set losing steam here. dow jones well off of the highs of the day. one of the reasons bank of america, there are rumors and speculation going on around trading desks right now that the company may do a secondary offering. i heard it earlier from one of the trading desks that that is what being talked about on the d

. >> thomas moffit had a good job.ke head of maintenance for a resort on the east coast of florida. he'd been carrying on this conversation with this decoy who he thought was a young teenager girl and ultimately drove to our house and in the wee hours of the morning. >> he's coming in. hold on. he's coming. wave, wave. he hit the brakes. he saw you. he'sbacking up. emily, go to the door and wave. go to the door and wave. he's trying to wave her out to the street. >> turn around and walk inside. tell him to follow or not. >> come on. it's hot out here. the door is open. >> he gets out. smokes a cigarette. the decoy says i'm here. everything is fine. >> you can get ready in the laundry room. i'm going get ready over here. >> he's definitely nervous. he wants to come in but he's nervous. call him again. >> he's still standing outside. >> you can get raetd by there and come get a cookie. >> he's on first step. we're not going to let him leave. go position him. go to where he can see you like between you and the tv. >> if y

jif moffit joins us as well. lead portfolio manager of the scout management fund. ben pace, nasdaq 3,000 now s&p 5001400. does that matter at all to you when you're putting a portfolio together? >> those kinds of milestones are great to pass. but really we're looking at things like valuation and trying to struggle with whether we're in a mode where price earnings ratio can continue to expand here. >> the fact we're hitting these multi-year highs, does that make it more expensive? or are we just playing catch-up after the financial crisis? >> we had the financial crisis back in june, july. marks came down. earnings kept going up. price earnings ratio is now at 1400, or actually lower than they were the last time. >> that would suggest there's more room to go. >> but how much price earnings ratio expansion do you get. do you just get to where you were back in june and july and that's it. especially in an environment where pes have been contributing for the last ten years. >> jim, what do you think? >> we're optimistic that the world is growing better than people give