take a look at netflix daily chart.ou can see that netflix just broke out above a pretty powerful ceiling of resistance. and lange points out that that breakout happened on strong volume. remember, for technicians volume is like a polygraph and a higher it is the more likely the move is telling the truth. this breakout in netflix now has a floor of support that 270, only six points below where the stock is trading right now. just a little more than 10% away from its all-time highs. lange also notes that every time netflix dips, buyers seem to pick up stock aggressively, which is something you very much want to see in a chart because it indicates there is strong demand every time it gets hit. that's really important epc that, buyers, buyers, buyers. check out some of these indicators at the bottom of the chart because they're very important to lange's analysis. first there is the moving average convergence divergence indicator come a which chartists used to measure momentum and attacked changes in the direction or veloci

will stop -- netflix. the companies that do internet- based tv and that includes the , theywork of themselves are now producing their own shows. -- set hereow say in washington on netflix called "house of cards," taken from a british tv show about an unscrupulous senator in the power game in washington. you cannot get that through your cable company. you can only get it through the internet. if can get it on your tv set the tv set itself or some device you have can connect with the tv set has netflix on it. it does not come through your cable. netflix calls a dollars a month -- costs $8 a month. a lot in their catalog is old. if you want to watch every havede of star trek, they it on there. they have the new shows they produce and you watch those. your monthly fee does not change. that is a lot less than a cable bill. andcan get to netflix another similar product hulu plus which ironically is owned by some of the networks. alsois only -- that is eight dollars a month. you have a lot of television. and yout

netflix, let's get to them.re firepower to the content lineup by signing an exclusive multiyear agreement with the big-name studio. what kind of boost is this going to give netflix against premium channels and other internet video services? dennis kneale this year with the details. >> reporter: it's certainly giving a boost of already flying high netflix stock. up almost 5% on news of this deal that it signed with lowenstein brothers analyst in company. netflix is already up 300% in the past year. now getting tantalizingly close to that $300 level that it held two summers ago before it toppled and started shooting itself in the foot. this deal with one steam calls for netflix starting in 2016 to get exclusive pay-tv access. that means cable channels and on demand can just hurry up and wait. instead it plays out over netflix. they had already done foreign film and documentary deals. this pay-tv window is going to probably anchor the cable system operators that netflix also would like to do some deals with and may

facebook, amazon, netflix and google.ard to today and they are up 28% and the s&p 500 up 8% same period. yep, lang nailed the tech. he nailed the casino stocks and a month ago, his chart said by northrop northro northrop-gruman, so we have to pay attention, right? who knows where it's going. take a look at netflix's daily chart. you can see they just broke on out above a powerful ceiling of resistance and lang points out that that happened under strong volume. the more volume the more likely the move is telling the truth. after the break out is a floor of support at 270, six points below where the stock is trading right now. that is a little more than 10% away from the all-time highs. and lang notes that every time they dip, buyers come in and buy aggressively, which is something you want to see in the chart. it indicates there's strong demand every time it's hit. that is important. buyers, buyers, buyers, buyers, see that. buyers, buyers, buyers. check out the indicators at the bottom of the chart, please. they are impor

is netflix headed for a fall.ounting change could slash earnings by forcing netflix to deduct the content spending earlier and faster trade paper variety said. netflix paid hollywood $5 billion for various rights and shows but doesn't deduct the obligation instantly. it spreads out expense over period of years even when it spends money over a period of years. that keeps earnings higher than they would be. netflix is in a recent filing is studying whether they have to record the costs earlier which would reduce earnings and that is because of a surprising change in viewer habits, binge viewing. netflix pumped $150 million or more in new original shows revived, "arrested development" and tawdry women in prison drama, orange is the new black. netflix post as new show, "house of cards," all 13 episodes at once. fans gobble up the entire series in a weekend. one survey of people who downloaded opening episode of "house of cards," all 13 episodes whether posted day one, 5% had final episode by day two. so if fans binge

we're going to move on to netflix, barton. i'm looking at netflix now, 248. it's getting dangerously close to 295. what's the story? >> we're arguing this is a $320 stock in a year. what we think is happening at netflix, you have a company where kind of what your previous guest said about tesla, what can go right versus what can go wrong? you have a tv company which is a high end business potential. now they're doing exclusives. they have exclusive deals with dreamworks and disney and they're doing their own tv shows and executed at a higher level. they're low single digit, but their appears on hbo are 30-plus-year margins. i think as they get leverage on this and congress charges more for it, they can move up to hbo style earnings. the dollars we see here can be $10 in the next decade. that's what people are buying today, and i think there's momentum behind it. >> everybody talks about survivor growth at netflix, but one of the big problems they have is people share subscriptions. do you think within this where they're making you make your own profile, do yo

on the iphone, it works with netflix and youtube. in my test, the reason i gave it a good review was, it worked. old hdtv and an newer one. i tried it on apple products and android products, windows laptops, it just worked. google is to for get more companies to sign on and add that little chrome cast icon to their apps. the challenge for apple might be due up in the top two other companies devices. >> we are talking on the communicators with author mossberg, technologist for the wall street journal. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies in 1979, brought to you as a public service by your television provider. >> next on c-span, and encore presentation from season one of first ladies, and is an image. then, highlights from today's rally and march commemorating the 50th anniversary of the march on washington. see the lossnt to of print journalism. i am frustrated when i see the loss of so much state and local journalism covering what is happening on the ground. a lot of this national journalism isn't as good if you don't have

j., do you like netflix? >> i like it. rita hastings aside from quick ster or whatever it was, they have done a lot of things right here but it's too fully valued for my taste at this point so right now, although i like it i have no position in the stock. i like the stock as a useful item rather than as an investment vehicle. >> like amazon? >> yes. >> let's get back to john fortt with more headlines from hp. >> this is a big one. meg whitman saying moments ago due in part to weakness in enterprise other signals that they're getting out there that year over year growth in fiscal 2014 is unlikely. keep in mind she categorized fiscal 2013 as a rebuilding year and promised growth in 2014 up until this point a few moments ago and now says because of these issues in the enterprise and others revenue growth now unlikely. >> that's a big headline. thanks for bringing it to us. >> i love looking at things from a valuation analysis and this is cheap on that metric however. it should be cheap. there are a lot of things going wrong.

many of you in this room i'm sure use the netflix. what they did is dynamically throw what is this is as more and more people click on movies that they want to watch. so then what they are doing is as the need scales, they then have the ability -- they pay them, and, of course, it drops off as soon as the need drops off as well. so they end up essentially paying for average demand. the technology is widely deployed around the world. >> as kind of a follow-up, individuals often use cloud services for backing up their computers. are we about to see people using their computers to back up their clout services to guarantee that they hold on to their data? >> you are at the tip of a very interesting iceberg. go 100,000 miles in space and look down at the earth. we are still driving more wavelength down. there is no problem distributing content out to users. what we have a fundamental problem with is distribution of power. power is dominating in terms of distribution networks q one of the reasons why it does not make sense is because you ar

netflix is now doing tv shows?it's none of my business. [ talking over each over ] i don't care. >> jimmy: i care how you live? >> you can do it in your own house! >> jimmy: god, i love you. oh, my gosh. >> i don't even know you. >> jimmy: so i started watching, and the first episode is so great. you go, "i can watch the second episode." >> exactly. >> jimmy: it's called binge-watching. >> a 15-second window to be like, i'm gonna get up and do laundry, whatever. and then just, you know -- >> jimmy: come back and watch the next episode. >> i'm the same way. i've got a time -- like, you know? >> jimmy: you're great at it. i mean, you're great at it. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: and i love that you're like legit, and like, you are from new york, so you got the new york accent down. it's like you don't have to try and fake it. you are it. >> you know -- you know. >> jimmy: you know. hello. >> jimmy: "orange is the new black" got picked up, all ready, for the second season. >> i gotta go back to work on, like, monday

the users of netflix says, wow, i can get everything with netflix. i love this service. the stock, the stock was up huge today. this morning i read an article about amazon. how it's spending fortunes to build out its warehouse. that's a negative with any other company stock. not amazon. for amazon, it's about dominance, having the ability to be able to deliver same-day food to your house. of course, it went up again. all three of these news items, well, they make the cult case for ownership stronger not weaker. all three signify that management totally gets it. the people like netflix and buy the stock have another reason to buy the stock. the people that own tesla can own more shares because they've got a safe car on their hands. those who own shares of amazon could say look out supermarkets, look out walmart, you can't beat my stock. it is my stock to these shareholders. i recently test drove a tesla and i loved it. zero to 85 in a nano second on interstate 88. sorry, guys. and i heard nothing, it was so quiet. i thought house of cards on netflix was one of the greates

last year netflix got that window for documentaries and foreign films. today's news is far more important to elevate netflix to the level of hbo and showtime. tyler? >> thank you very much. >>> new episode of "the prophet tonight." star, marcus lamonis is going to join us. >>> plus one small businessowner in new york needs his advice. he's with us. the owner of that business, going to ask marcus a few questions of his own. that comes up next on "power lunch." we'll be right back. in today's markets, a lot can happen in a second. with fidelity's guaranteed one-second trade execution, we route your order to up to 75 market centers to look for the best possible price -- maybe even better than you expected. it's all part of our goal to execute your trade in one second. i'm derrick chan of fidelity investments. our one-second trade execution is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. [ agent smith ] i've found software that intrigues me. it appears it's an agent of good. ♪ [ agent s

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you look at netflix, the ultimate peter lynch stock. this is a company every company, they love the stock. last quarter wasn't quite what it was expected to be. facebook, the most important thing out of that call is when zuckerberg said soon we will have more revenue on mobile than desktop. bingo. and he's got to now make it happen. >> which stock, pete, would you bet on? >> facebook. 100%. zuckerberg, we talked about it for a long time but he's done it for three quarters in a row. he said their focus would be on the ads on mobile. they went from 0% to 41% of revenues. they talked about news feed as another add they love. they talked about video. they addressed what is the most important part of the earnings call when he said we didn't lose teens. everybody says we did, we didn't. we still have them, we own that market in the u.s., and they can still grow internationally. when you look at the ad growth and where they can go from here, that company could go a lot higher. >> i'm totally with you, pete, funny enough, facebook is the only o

so the threat is real today to a company like say netflix. so, netflix is responsible for about half of internet traffic and it is eating up a lot of profit. and but their future is entirely the dependent on what the cable companies decide to do with them. whether they make it less convenient for netflix to bring its stream close to people so they can be seen easily and quickly, whether the cable companies start charging based on usage so people will start assuming that accessing netflix is going to drive their internet access bill of even higher so that they will drop netflix. so the economic future completely is dependent. and all -- that is just one story of hundreds of thousands that have to do with the power of a single gatekeeper overall information reaching american homes. >> host: in my own inspiration the national internet works it is a lot of competition. the backbone companies are not particularly profitable. the prices are constantly dropping. bandwidth is constantly going up. but then again at the moment where the international n

. >> plus a new deal is giving netflix anses to more films -- access. >> good news for gamers. number five we knew it was coming out this fall and now we know when you can get your hands on sony play station four. the ps4 will arrive in north america drumroll please novembe! just in time for christmas. we also know it will cost $399. >> number four you've heard of paying it forward well tomorrow a group hoping to promote sharing and kindness will pie it forward. they will be handing out free pie near the chinatown metro station at 6:00 p.m. and saturday during the rally for the 50th anniversary of the march on washington. d.c. is their 29th stop on their nationwide store. >> netflix customers you will soon have more options now that the company has inked a deal with the weinstein company. netflix will get streaming rights starting in 2016 including the artist and the kings speech. >> number two the effects of childhood bullying can last into adulthood. researchers assessed 1,500 people from ages nine to 26. those classified as bully victims had the greatest risk of health probl

pandora and netflix. netflix is a stock, the stock rallies and it's a classic stair step pattern. tell cons are going to spend more on networks. see enna which had a good earnings report in june and has been running. >> are you worried that you are late to the game on netflix? >> it was in there earlier, was added this week. as long as the stock works we can keep it in there. there's very little wiggle room so once they break the patterns that we're looking for they're out. >> thanks for stopping buy. coming up next, discount airline jet blue looking to add premium seats on some of his departures. what does it mean for customers? we have an exclusive interview with president and ceo dave barger. someone you feel you can really partner with. unfortunately, i've found that some brokerage firms don't always encourage that kind of relationship. that's why i stopped working at the old brokerage, and started working for charles schwab. avo: what kind of financial consultant are you looking for? talk to us today. it's been that way since the day you met. but your erectile dysfunction - i

netflix was the only network that said well, we believe in in you. we have run our algorithms and asked our audience and members would you watch a series that fincher and spacey are doing. and they said we don't need a pilot. how many do you want to do? and we were like, um, two seasons. now-- . >> rose: you said two seasons. >> two seasons, so it is's 26 hours. now a lot of people would say well, that was crazy. it was a big deal am but when you actually break down the craziness of the pilot season, last year, for example, they made 113 pilots. something like 323 of them-- 32 went to air, 14 were renewed and most of those aren't left. at a cost of $300 to $400 million dollars. so i think that makes our $100 million house of cards deal look cost-effective. >> rose: it certainly does. >> and i always felt that one of these companies that you saw making huge amounts of money doing an incredible business as a porthole for content was going to step up and say well, if we want to compete we have to get in the business of doing our own original content so

we'll have more on our first look tonight at 6:00. >>> speaking of netflix.in the news, not because it's part of the new tivo package but they announced a deal with the weinstein company, the deal will let net 234rix stream the movies before they hit pay tv channels and investors liking the news, boosting netflix stock to a two-year high. >> a big. >> thank you, scott. >> thanks for watching. see you at 6:00. on the broadcast tonight, not again. chilling flashbacks as children run from danger, a gunman with an assault rifle in their school. tonight, a big scare, raising new security questions as the school year starts across the country. >>> in cold blood. a bright young athlete gunned down while out for a run, and police say teenagers did it because they were bored. tonight, a shocking crime jolts the heartland. >>> health scare for the vice president's son. a young stroke survivor now facing a new challenge. >>> and top of the world. ann curry tonight in the place they call iceberg alley, with a breathtaking view that's disappearing fast. "nightly news" beg

the threat is real today to a company like netflix. netflix as is possible for about half of the internet traffic. it is eating a lot of traffic. their future is entirely dependent upon what the cable companies decide to do with that you know, whether they make it less convenient for netflix to bring extreme close to people so that they can be seen easily it quickly, with a stuck charging based upon usage so that people will assume that accessing netflix will drive their internet access bill up even higher. the economic future is completely dependent, and that is just one story of hundreds of thousands that have to do with the power of a single gatekeeper overall operation reaching american home. >> is striking to me. there is up bit of wild west there. if you what, this base stack, at the moment comcast, that because very, very contested. >> very cheap. and yet because of this bottleneck controlled by a few actors over eyeballs' access to the hall they can judge whether the law. so where you might see a contested market, and i'm not s

netflix's true story women's prison drama "orange is the new black." tonight i'll be joined by piper kerman, author of the book and inspiration for the show's lead character. you definitely want to stick around for that. >>> plus, did the department of justice really try to change a bunch of numbers on its website and hope we didn't notice? well, we noticed. that and a collection of other political sneakiness coming up. >>> we begin tonight with what appears to be the most restrictive voting measure passed in this country in the deep south since the voting rights act was signed in 1965. speaking of sneakiness, the bill was signed last night by north carolina governor pat mccrory, more than two weeks after it passed with no lye ceremony, not so much as a picture, just this weird 90-second hostage-style video. >> hi, i'm governor pat mccrory. the integrity of our election process is vital to our democracy, which is why i've signed today several common sense reforms into law, including voter i.d. let me be direct. many of those from the extreme left who h

but with netflix, it was like doing a movie.the 13 episodes and then sent it out into the world. and it wasn't that sort of game of trying to please everybody. >> "house of cards" experience, people don't know what it's going to be, right? >> nobody knows what anything is going to be. so all you can go by is the people you're working with and the script. and those were incredible. it was the best pilot script i had ever read. and it was a role that had infinite possibilities. peter russo is somebody who inhabits all these contradictions in such a great way. when the character is both brilliant and idiotically self-destructive, you can got in any direction. >> when you're done with that spot, it can't just be a one-way street, it has to be bringing something to you. >> yeah. i've never gone, you know, crazy. i was particularly sober. >> no drugs or hookers during the russo part. >> just because i had to take my clothes off. >> that will mess with your own vanity, too. >> oh, yeah. >> i talked to guys in "the sopranos," guys that

>> actually amended that position somewhat later because he's now doing business with netflix.idn't call them a gnat on an elephant's hide anymore. >> funny how that works. >> netflix is a frenemy as apple is and google is. they buy the services, and as the syndicated business for television declines. increasingly they find it possible to sell programs that have been on a while to netflix and amazon and apple, et cetera, so that's their friend in that case of the on the other hand, when they drive away or they siphon off advertising dollars, then they are an enemy. >> if i can turn you to the deal that we reported yesterday, jeff baizeos of amazon buying "washington post." i think it took almost everybody by surprise certainly. when you look at the price that he paid compared to what "the post" was worth some years ago, he certainly got it for a bargain, but he's not the only very wealthy individual billionaire to buy newspapers. what is it about owning a newspaper that appeals to these high net worth individuals? is it the editorial power, the platform or ego or maybe both? >>

. >>> and it's netflix biggest hit yet and it's got everyone talking. >> they don't carry a size 13. >> can >> we get the scoop behind "orange is the new black." >> i'm brianna keilar. >> and i'm martin savidge. it's 10:00 on the east coast. >>> first this hour, breaking news, and it is out of egypt. gunfire has been ringing out of the heart of cairo. supporters of ousted president mohammed morsi are holed up inside a mosque and security forces are right outside. and we are hearing that someone at that mosque fired at security forces. they returned fire toward the mosque minaret. this is all unfolding as egypt braces for a fourth straight day of clashes and protests and unrest. the egyptian government says that 173 people have died. that was on friday. and more than 1300 were wounded. so let us bring in frederik pleitgen in cairo. fred, with he know it's been very chaotic and fast moving, but what is the latest on the situation at the mosque? >> reporter: well, the latest on the situation, martin, is there's still apparently about 150 pro-morsi crowd people inside that mosque. they'r

thanks to the series house of cards netflix through sub strs r subscribers.ust yesterday netflix linked itself with a subscription company. >> thank you very much. the cost of college is soaring. you know that as well as we do. new study is showing that high school grads are under prepared. we'll talk about that ahead on power lunch. are you ready for some football on google? it is all in the power rundown. i am today by luck. i put in the hours and built a strong reputation in the industry. i set goals and worked hard to meet them. i've made my success happen. so when it comes to my investments, i'm supposed to just hand it over to a broker and back away? that's not gonna happen. avo: when you work with a schwab financial consultant, you'll get the guidance you need with the control you want. talk to us today. what are you guys doing? having some fiber! with new phillips' fiber good gummies. they're fruity delicious! just two gummies have 4 grams of fiber! to help support regularity! i want some... [ woman ] hop on over! [ marge ] fiber the fun way, from phi

best buy and netflix, number one and number two for august. still think this whole cbs time-warner dispute, netflix will end up being the big winner >> reporter: especially with their programming. this is the best time for television right now. cheryl: orange is the new black. thank you. it scared. all right. we will see you in a few moments. the closing bell will ring in seven minutes. we are going to take you through the final match of trading for the month of august after a quick break. we will be right back. ♪ you know throughout history, folks have suffered from frequent heartburn. butetting heartburn and then treating day after day is a thing of the past. block the acid with prilosec otc, and don't get heartburn in the first place. [ male announcer ] one pill each morning 24 hours. zero heartburn. [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you can get all the online trading tools you nee

so the threat is real today to a company like saying netflix. netflix is responsible for about half of internet traffic -- traffic. it's really eating up a lot of traffic but their future is entirely dependent on what the cable companies decide to do with them. whether they make it less convenient for netflix to bring extremes close to people so that they can be seen easily and quickly, whether the cable companies start charging based on usage so that people will start assuming that accessing that will drive their internet access bill, they're bundled bill up even higher so they will drop netflix so their economic future completely dependent and that's just one story of hundreds of thousands that had to do with the power of a single gatekeeper over all information reaching american homes. >> host: in my own exploration of the center, the backbone and nationwide international grid networks it's a bit of wild west and there's a lot of competition companies are not particularly profitable but prices are constantly dropping. but then again it's this

. >>> netflix and weinstein company teaming up. they announced a new multiyear deal given the subscription tv service exclusive first-run rights in the u.s. for all weinstein company films. beginning in 2016, feature films from weinstein will be available for netflix viewers to watch immediately once the pay tv window opens. eat your heart out, teach very. nicole: arrest of a top muslim leader boosts have investor confidence in egypt. we have a live report next. dennis: stocks managing to turn it around after a four-day losing streak, longest one of the year. we're back to a nyse for a trader's take. let's get a check of the 10-year and 30-year treasurys. the boys used double miles from their capital one venture card to fly home for the big family reunion. you must be garth's father? hello. mother. mother! traveling is easy with the venture card because you can fly any airline anytime. two words. double miles! this guy can act. wanna play dodge rock? oh, you guys! and with double miles you can actuay use, you never miss the fun. be

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we seen triple digit upside for some -- >> netflix. >> netflix, web md, hebra life. he's had a great touch. >> one thing that worries me, forgive me, if you try to come behind them, you never know when they are selling. they don't tell you. >> that's definitely an issue. >> unless icahn decides to tweet again. >> he's embracing new technology. harvard law school among others put together a study where they looked at a 15-year period with a number of stocks and looked at these stocks right before the activist announcement during and for five years. what they fought was when activist come in, it rises 6% and continues. >> so should investors followhe? >> there is a 6% pop and from a performance level companies that are under performing before the activism began, which is why you have activist in the first place improved businesses and compared to peers and you do see a long-term gain. there is va rasty to the idea that activists are picking good stories under valued. >> fascinating stuff. thanks a lot. >>> still ahead, supersized hospitals, the sector is being hit by m

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. >>> netflix is expanding its movie licensing deal with the weinstein company.e multiyear deal will add more films to its internet video service beginning in 2016. netflix has the right to show all movies released by weinstein and its subsidiary dimension films before they appear on paid tv channels. >>> and anne-marie, here's something to munch on. remember the bags of doritos the seattle police handed out at this weekend's pot festival? well, they're fetching big bucks on ebay. one bag is selling for $58. another bag listed as used was fetching 50 bucks. seattle police handed out 1,000 bags of doritos along with stickers about the state's legal pot law. anne-marie? >> one way to cash in your chips. marlie hall here in new york. thanks a lot. >>> coming up in sports, a white house salute for the only perfect team in nfl history. and one minor league baseball team's unique giveaway. history. and one minor league baseball team's unique giveaway. my dentist said that the acid in fruit or fruit juice softens the enamel so it can potentially erode. once that enamel