>> nael manicurists are skilled employees who have a good deal of earning power and that's because theseil shop owners are constantly looking for good employees. they are putting in these ads in the asian language classifieds because they're trying to find people and they're constantly losing employees so most nail salons are struggling to track workers. john: the times later bragged they got put politicians to act. >> we have a capitalist system that can't abuse workers who are vulnerable. john: the parthenia times is they have the government. "the new york times" runs a story that very next day governor cuomo reacts. no independent investigation so why did they have this attitude? >> the underlying view is that these people must not know what is best for them. they are being exploited. they're not making rational choices they somehow turns his preventative them -- presented to them. we know better, we need to work with government intervene and make their lives better for them. john: the result is raising prices eliminating some jobs. >> the result has been a nail salon industry has sto

the people that own it institution nael over a ten-year time horizon, as long as they maintain that same course people are sticking with it and there are plenty of buyers down at the 180 level. >> although your target, ben, is 282. >> yeah, it's 282. we moved to the sidelines really because of this news vacuum around the model x. until they actually show that they can ramp it there is a lot of negativity around elon keeps saying it's the most complex car ever made. people take that as they can't produce it commercially. he is just bragging. when they actually produce it in the thousands i think you will see the stock move higher, but we need to be able to ache some time for that is correct a couple quarters. >> we see how that quarter goes. thank you, gentlemen. ben kallo and john thompson who is short like many others. >> $80 is what he's looking for the down side. >>> 20 minutes here the dow slowly losing a little air. we are up 105 points right now. up next, investing like a millennial. a new survey tells us how this age group is allocating its investing dollars or not. >> oh, boy. af