now the new oscars attention to netflix could help it lure fil makers that want reassurance that netflixthem earn traditional hollywood acclaim as well as global reach now netflix said in the last earnings it will spend as much as $8 billion on content this year the goal of half of that content being original that investment seems to be paying off with faster than expected subscriber growth and stock up 115% over the past 12 months crossing the $300 mark today to hit a new all time high. it is worth noting that netflix is the only f.a.n.g. stock out there this week. >> great stock good luck with the weather never have to say that in l.a. good luck with the weather this weekend. >> all right so as julia noted, netflix is up 50% this year. that's the best start to a year for netflix since 2012 the stock is now worth more than general electric can you believe that guys? wow. so mike is at the plaza with a call to action on netflix. >> okay. so we'll take a look at using a call spread and we're taking a look at buying a call spread typically speaking, this is a trade that you want to do when

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happy friday netflix hitting the red carpet at the 90th annual oscars this weekend. by the way, the stock hitting an all-time high today. let's go to julia in los angeles. julia? >> reporter: hey, brian, the red carpet is covered with white plastic to protect it from the rain overhead right now. there's an oscar over there in a trash bag. but by sunday the red carpet will be prepped and it will be a big day for netflix and it has eight nominations compared to just three last year and four of netflix's nominations are for "mud bound." best supporting actress, song, adapted screenplay and cinematography that's broad acclaim for a movie that netflix bought at sundance, showing it figured out how to break into the elite ranks the academy getting over their plan to release movies in theaters the same day they're released on netflix. they're also dominated for documentaries "icarus" and "strong island." netflix's rival amazon drew only one nomination this year for the best original screenplay for "big sick. this after last year, amazon had seven nominations and three wins,

if anybody wants to boycott something because of an individual's actions i suggest boycotting netflix if a crew from netflix is filming and comes under attack what is she going to blame it on a film just cancelled my netflix membership reason susan rice they can have her but not me this is where our family takes a hard bass we're canceling netflix altogether our kid will be better off instead of watching in chilling he'll be read about for have a break from politics to entertainment we've already seen her former boss appear as a guest on a netflix show and rumors have been running rampant that the obama's may be in talks to produce a series starring the dynamic duo raising concerns over where the company is headed . police say speak now to political cartoonist ted rall and i'm sure that there's a political cartoon begging to be done on this for you so that's coming up shortly why on earth first question does netflix make some great entertaining shows need a politician with a very checkered past on board. well they don't really i mean what they really need is a bunch of people with exp

netflix you reckon to boycott the online entertainment giant as it appoints former president obama's national security adviser to its board of directors. so i welcome his five pm here in moscow are you watching r.t. international now the founder of wiki leaks has had his internet cut since monday and is not being allowed to visit the ecuadorian embassy in london acts or says close to the whistleblower group told r.t. why ecuadorian officials took such a decision from the embassy and. according to sources close to wiki leaks we have learned that the ecuadorian government had police teluk tronic jammers inside vehicles or an embassy right behind me where julian assange has been holed up for five and a half years now and the idea of this was to block him from being able to tweet as well as communicate with the outside world hold telephone conversations or have access to the internet generally speaking we also understand that he's bet he's been banned from having visitors inside the embassy and apparently all of this comes following a publication in the equipe dorrian press about julian

>> netflix is a name i stand behind i think my view on netflix in the short run, they play this gamely but reed hastings talked about india and the next 100 million subscribers coming from india. i think we have roughly 14 million subscribers estimated for 2028 which is insane so if that's a growth channel, it's off to the races. >> so you're not concerned about valuation? >> we took numbers down after last quarter it's not about numbers it's about expectations and beating expectations. >> you were early in netflix kudos. >>> so one of the biggest netflix bulls says disney could give netflix a run for their money. you keep saying controversial -- are you controversial? >> how about fast money fresh. >> do you think you're controversial? >> look, disney has to go all in you can't -- there is no putting your toe in the water and playing the streaming game what do i mean take a movie like "black panther. huge movie, $500 million domestic box office. that means $10 ticket price, 16 million people went to sea "black panther." if disney wants to build a massive streaming business, "black p

rice is coming on board on wednesday netflix co-founder and c.e.o. reed hastings put out a statement welcoming rice to the team saying that the company will benefit from her years of tackling complex global issues now netflix is the world's leading entertainment service and according to their site they have around one hundred seventeen million users and over one hundred ninety countries and are continuing to expand their reach which with rice's help could have a more political spin to it and while it's not yet clear what a lifetime politician will bring to a media company the naysaying has begun already with many users calling for a boycott of the service. hey netflix i've been a customer since they won that's just changed you must be absolutely insane to think that americans are ok with you adding susan rice as a board member whole prize the obama's into liberals can keep you in business if anybody wants to boycott something because of an individual's actions i suggest boycotting netflix if a crew from netflix is filming and comes under attack what

you say yes, netflix has a lead. and disney is slow to adapt. all those thing, yes, yes, and yes, but they do not own content and their competitors who are going hire the same producers, the same people to go and create compelling content because of that, they don't have a mote like amazon like a google. they don't a head start and a mote are two different things >> you're st-- >> why can't a stock go to 230230 and 270 >> it's joe. can i ask you u the question of say that doesn't happen and the stock goes from 330 to 370, 380, 390? where would you get out? >> i'll scale back as it hire. netflix was strong when the market had its correction last month. so obviously, you have to be caution with a name like this. it's a high momentum name. i would scale it back. >> others have learn ed the har way trying to short this name, andrew >> short interest at a ten-year low. carrying the shorts out. no doubt >> my point. because shorting -- >> it's been great does that mean no one should ever short the stock >> no, of course, but some would say shorting is

cancelled my netflix membership reason susan rice they can have her but not me. this is where our family takes a hard bass we're canceling netflix altogether our kid will be better off instead of watching him chilling he'll be reading and waking up but perhaps it shouldn't be surprising that rice is making the jump from politics to entertainment we've already seen her former boss appear as a guest on the netflix show and rumors have been running rampant that the obama's may be in talks to produce a series starring the dynamic duo raising concerns over where the company is headed . siberian city of camera has observed a third day of mourning after a shopping center fire killed sixty four people including forty one children with more facts about the blaze servicing including allegations of criminal negligence stories of incredible courage of also emerged. good and i were putting together pairs of shoes is when i smelled smoke heard them a walkie talkie someone thing that people are running out of the stop people rushing down the stairs to say there is an alarm on w

and to netflix users threatened to boycott the online entertainment giant as it appoints president obama's former national security advisor to its board of directors. m k partridge and you're watching the latest headlines here at r.t. international thank you for joining us. russia will expel sixty u.s. diplomats and close the american consulate in st petersburg emulating washington's move over the script poisoning case foreign minister sergei lavrov announced that retaliatory measures against the u.s. and pledged a mere response to other states that have deported moscow's diplomats. include the expulsion of the same number of u.s. diplomats and withdrawal of our consent for the us consulate in some petersburg as far as other states are concerned we will always give amir a response as it promised russia has responded tit for tat for every russian diplomat kicked out from the two dozen or so countries one of their diplomats will be kicked out of russia almost all of those countries by the way the nato members who hopefuls the united states though may have to charter a jet sixty evidence dipl

already have netflix? we'll pay for it. so get your netflix on usfor one year. here are 5 more reasons to switch. fios by verizon has won the jd power award for highest ranked by customers for residential internet service in the east, 5 years in a row. so experience netflix on the 100% fiber optic network made for streaming. switch to fios and get a year of netflix on us with a two year agreement. go to getfios.com to switch today. this looks like a ton of fun. >> this set of twins are keeping everybody on their toes. >> there's a challenge going around social media and that's why they're dancing to that song but they put their own spin on it. >> no one elts is going to be able to do this. >> i'm sorry. we're talking. >> pop back into reality there. >> this is a challenge that i support fully. >> me too and so do millions of other people. because combined they have about 150,000 instagram followers. but once daddy yankee took their video and posted it to his 20 million followers the video has gone viral and it's been viewed millions of times. they also posted th

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cancelled my netflix membership reason susan rice they can have her but not me. this is where our family takes a hard bass we're counseling netflix altogether our kid will be better off instead of watching him chilling he'll be reading and waking up but perhaps it shouldn't be surprising that rice is making the jump from politics to entertainment we've already seen her former boss appear as a guest on the netflix show and rumors have been running rampant that the obama's may be in talks to produce a series starring the dynamic duo raising concerns over where the company is headed . check you think of reporting there that's how the news is looking so far more in thirty five. it's the cradle of jazz. america is the america we. know as disc jazz feel. the city of climatic testify is alligators on the lives of poverty and crime are used by the least twelve members of my family to close my. street racing in that heat of the night this is new orleans. the best place in the world. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage and we've signed one of the greatest goalkeeper

already have netflix? we'll pay for it. so get one year of netflix on us. and here are 5 more reasons to switch. fios by verizon has won the jd power award for highest ranked by customers for residential internet service in the east, 5 years in a row. so experience netflix on the 100% fiber optic network made for streaming. switch to fios and get one year of netflix on us with a two year agreement. go to getfios.com to switch today. disappoint on the court against the charlotte hornets, flyers keep thing heated on the ice. ducis rogers has saturday morning sports. >> reporter: good morning, we'll begin with the sixers after a big win in cleveland thursday night there was zero let down last night. the sixers kept it rolling against the hornets. no need to plead to the heavens not what you have ben simmons leading the fast break. sixers down in the third. a tighter game in the 4th quarter, sixers up a deuce. one-point game, simmons scores 15. sixers 99-96. loments later, they -- moments later, they play the give and go game. they win in front of a ruckus crow

netflix on us with a two-year agreement. a pleasant good morning to you, thank you for waking up with us on a saturdayning sky6 live hd over the ph thankfully the has there, meteorologist chris sowers, of course, tracking theweather forecast. effect ofrm is >> reporter: the storm is pullingway but driving into work this morning it was scary going over the walt whitman bridge. the wind was whipping you around. let's get you outside, sky6 live hd the view looking back from the center city skyline from our temple university camera. things are starting to quiet down now. it's windy out there we don't have anymore precipitation falling, there are slick spots on the back roads, but as gray was mentioning, things are slowly start to improve around the philadelphia area. storm tracker 6 live we set this in motion for you here's the last of it, the outer edges of it is pulling away, a couple of spritzes and sprinkles south and east. it is very very light. berks county, the lehigh valley the poconos everybody is above 32. most of the

that's about the price of a netflix subscription mitch lowe is a movie pass ceo and a former netflix executive thanks for being here oday. >> thank you. >> this sounds like a deal that's way too good to be true sounds like i make out on fit i go to the movies just twice a month. how does it work >> the whole idea is to reenergize the theatrical movie going audience and if you can build a big subscription base, a big user pool of people going to the movies, it benefits everybody. it benefits film goers, filmmakers, the theaters. >> you have two million subscribers right now. when will you be profitable? >> we think next year some time. this is investing in building a big subscriber base that we can monetize it's not unlike facebook where, you know, it's essentially free to use facebook but they're going to monetize all the information and help sell things -- help businesses sell things to you and that's -- our goal is to build a very material size of subscriber base that then we can get to go to specific movies, specific theaters, sell you things as you walk out of the theater. so we'

netflix up 54%. amazon up. nvidia up.t's a great quarterly story for the tech sector specifically, even after a pretty nailbiting week for the group. emily: netflix and amazon defying the odds. i have an interesting chart here which shows if you take out netflix,f you take out consumer and discretionary spending is actually down in the first quarter. what do you make of this? mike: absolutely. amazon -- we always consider it as a tech stock, but as far as the industry classifications of the big indices, it is considered a consumer stock in the retail category as well. a giant weight in those indexes. these are market cat waited indexes -- market-cap weighted indexes. consumerkes the discretionary look good when most of the rest of the group is struggling a little bit. emily: facebook turning a corner in the middle of the cambridge analytica data controversy, that still seems to be unfolding. has it hit bottom, or could there be more bad news to come, especially with mark zuckerberg potentially testifying in washington? mi

they say i'll just wait for netflix. >> are you intsz of netflix, instead of cable, instead of hbo orhings? are you appealing to people who have that plus. >> you we want people to watch enemy on the big screen. if you think about the artist, the creative side that made the film, you know, they must be cringing when they see people watch the film the first time on an iphone phone. >> not as they intended. >> that's great we want that to happen. but the first -- the first time you should see it on a big screen. maybe not for every film. but so many films should be seen first and enjoyed with other people around you, on a big screen, with great sound. the experience of getting out to the theater with your friends is much more enjoyable than just sitting by yourself on an airplane watching a movie. >> done kick i saw on an aerp for the first time be would have been better on the wig screen thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure thank you. >>> up next on the money. will the checkbook be replaced by your phone? mobile wallet apps that let you send cash directly to someone else. but are t

apple passes on acquiring netflix or disney but goes all in on a digital magazine.irst to our lead. it has been a wealth since bloomberg broke the news of dropbox planning for an ipo and what comes into focus is one of the most highly anticipated tech offerings of the year and we learned dropbox is coming to go public -- the number well below the 10 billion dollars clocked -- what is happening here? to answer that, i will come bloomberg news reporter alex barinka who first took the news. breakdown the numbers we are getting here. isx: what happened today they told wall street they are million shares and hoping to sell shares at the initial offering, it is 25% $10 billion estimate. what i heardning, today as dropbox raise money at a time when valuations are really high, perhaps to elevated and private funding rounds. now they have to take their salt. if you look at the last two years of what your box has done with their business, it has fundamentally improved. you have gotten closer to profit bitterly -- profitability. the some of those premiums, fear of missing out

emily: netflix and amazon defying the odds.ave an interesting chart here g #btv 1615, which shows if you take out amazon, if you take out netflix, consumer discretionary spending is actually down in the first quarter. what do you make of it? amazon we always consider as a tech stock but as far as , the industry classifications of the big indices, it is considered a consumer stock in the retail category as well. a giant weight in those indexes. these are market-cap weighted indexes. amazon makes the retail group and consumer discretionary group look good when most of the rest of the group is struggling a little bit. emily: facebook turning a corner in the middle of the cambridge analytica data controversy, that still seems to be unfolding. has it hit bottom, or could there be more bad news to come, especially with mark zuckerberg potentially testifying in washington? mike: it's a very difficult question to answer, particularly because this is a very unusual week, like we mentioned. it's the end of the month, the end of the quart

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netflix on us with a two-year agreement. ♪ >> welcome back.ylvania congressman patrick meehan is not running for reelection in the delaware county area, but numerous people are coming in to put their names in the hat. do you think there's a front runner who's emerging? somebody that you like? >> not that i like particularly, but there has to be a front runner, the man with the most cash. rich lazer seems to have monopolized this particular congressional district in terms of the cash. i've heard rumors of 3.5 in the independent expenditure and 1.5 in the campaign side. that dramatically outdistances him from any of the competition, particularly if there's 10, 11, 12, 14 candidates. >> and now with the more democratic leaning demographics there because of gerrymandering, changing up the map, there will be a change, don't you think? >> i agree. i mean, i think he summed up the analysis as succinctly as he could. but i agree -- the person with the money wins an election because you have more name recognition because you can spend more on adds. and

here's why >> apple can do what netflix does can netflix do what apple does and you can say that aboutf them, amazon and google as much as it's a technology stock, the moat does not justify the huge price increases we've seen the past few weeks. >> is netflix an unshortable stock? don't you get your face ripped off when you short this thing? >> andrew always makes intelligent points he clearly does his work but everything he just said has been true at $100 a share, right? so this has been a constant theme. maybe he's going to be right this time. very good chance they report i think april 22nd their international growth has been off the charts. a lot of people point toteleco companies giving away netflix for free there's a lot of yins and yangs. i think netflix is going higher. >> what about the moat >> i didn't use that word on purpose. it's a distribution company that has a head start of at least five years, it's going to be hard to catch up >> the short interest being ten-year lows, et cetera, et cetera, is a technical point and certainly not the reason to short the stock. but, you k

in brazil, we've been talking about this delete netflix campaign after a new docuseries netflix has beeniring focusing on brazil. what are we seeing there? caroline: we saw netflix become one of the worst performers on the day. netflix had been one of the best performers over the past six months, but this does seem to be an ongoing concern, significantly, surrounding these tech stocks. the record plunge we have seen in the so-called f.a.gn.g. darlings. yesterday was the biggest selloff we've seen in these names. look at the red numbers. we've seen that selloff once again when it comes to the likes of netflix, with this delete netflix coming over from brazil. these are global companies that come across global issues. tesla is fascinating to focus in on, because this is across asset type. asn they have debt exposed well, tesla's debt is trading at about $.86 on the dollar. we are seeing the money market start to see the concerns about whether we see fatal crashes, tragic as they are, affecting the likes of tesla. so much exuberance has been baked into these companies. when you start to see

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netflix is up 66% this year.k to our coverage at sxsw in austin, which would not be complete without a spotlight on blockchain's. we spoke with the cofounder of builds apps and enabling a decentralized future through blockchain's. but he is better known for being of the world's second largest cryptocurrency, ethereum. >> we had an event where we had probably 4000 or so people in attendance. we were running a lounge. consensus was running that and we had a woman in blockchain event going on as we speak. we had events with steven woolfe and a fullatica slate over the last few days of those activities. but also, just walking around, being in all the different events around the area. everybody is talking about blockchain either in the event or just peripherally. reporter: when you talk about blockchain, to what extent are they not highlighting bitcoin? out because the bitcoin bubble has seemingly burst, even as there is a lot going on, even as you check out the price action of the other platforms and look into the de

and netflix know it is.e ties to the techy elites apple and amazon have also been talking to him about shows on their streams services nothing wrong with this. nothing at all former president is entitled to make his opinions known. but will those opinions still fly in america? do we want government health care? do we want open borders? do we want to return to the pairs dliement agreement? do we want to raise taxes bring back regulation and back back to the good old days of low growth? i don't think so. many parts of the world would welcome an apologetic america. they would love it see barack obama as the secretary general of the united nations. he always wanted to be the president of the world. but i thinking america prefers the iconic dallasic trump. the man who is breaking with the old way of doing things, breaking with the old view of america's place in the world. despite all of the disdain in the media for mr. trump i've not people hankering for the return of the obama years. have you? the second hour of

$79.99 per already have netflix?verizon has won the jd po by customers for residential internet service in the east 5 years in a row. so experience netflix on the 100% fiber optic network made for streaming. switch to fios and get one year of netflix on us with a two year agreement. go to getfios.com to switch today. thanks for coming in today. when it comes to planning for retirement, i get this a lot. first comes denial. not worried. plenty of time and money. then anger. why didn't i start saving years ago?? then fear. bargaining. more next then, acceptance. we should get started. ♪ ♪ ♪ask me how a citizens ckup®lp y ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when seeds we sow ♪ give free their fruit ♪ to hands below ♪ as thank you for ♪ the chance to grow pick your free yogurt at chobani.com >> one more check of accuweather. >> h more snow sound? >> stop it. >> the next actually look all right. combination of sun andclouds. breezy today we could see gusts up to 30 miles per hour. tomorrow is a little bit quiter. same thing for tuesday. another nor'

netflix wants to release movies in theaters on the same day they're released on netflix.hey are also nominated for "strong island" and "on body and soul" and a short documentary called "heroin." amazon drew only one nomination this year for the big six original screen play after drawing seven nominations last year and three oscars, two for "man cleft "manchester by the sea." the new oscar attention can help them draw more top filmmakers for choosing between studios for the projects now filmmakers that want reassurance they can earn traditional hollywood acclaim such as of that the oscars here as well as wide digital reach. now netflix said in the last earnings call that we'll spend as much as $8 billion on content this year with a goal of half of that content being original. now it's worth noting that next flichl doesn't always care about critical acclaim or oscars attention for the films. one of the films called "bright" was absolutely trashed by critics. but netflix said they did well enough that it immediately approved a sequel. back to you. >> you are going to attend

we have been talking about this delete netflix campaign after a new docuseries that netflix was airing focusing on brazil. what are we seeing there? caroline: we saw netflix become one of the worst performers on the day. neff looks has been one of the best performers over the last six months, but this seems to be an ongoing concerns surrounding these tech stocks. i have a great chart showing you the record plunge in the so-called -- and the so-called fang sterling. 7514. look at the red numbers. we see the selloff once again when it comes to the likes of netflix and the coming over from brazil. these are global companies that come across global issues. tesla is another fascinating one to focus in on. this is a cross-asset type as well. we are not seeing these stocks fall. when they have debt exposed as well, tesla's debt is trading at $.86 on the dollar. we are seeing the bond market start to see the concerns about fatal crashes affecting the likes of tesla, whether they will hit their numbers when it comes to model three. so much exuberance baked into these companies. when you start t

goes to $400 >> you know, aluminum, what does it have to do with netflix >> "fast money" begins right now. >> live from the nasdaq market site over times square, eye brian sullivan in for melissa lee. welcome, everybody here are your traders tonight. tonight on "fast," one of the hottest stocks on the market boeing, showing signs of cracking one trader says it's about to get worse. plus, stocks come under pressure this week. bitcoin soared now trading back above $11,000 and bk says the crypto could emerge as any trade war. he'll explain why. first, we start with really what was a stunning come back for the dow. sinking nearly 400 points at the lows this session, only to stage a late day rally closed just slightly negative. guess what the s&p and nasdaq, russell all ending the day higher. markets digesting any talk of a trade war. we've got full team coverage across the nation. we have reporters in d.c., pennsylvania, and we're covering autos. another big day at the white house including the wind by the way taking its toll on one of your industry colleagues but i understand they're oka

amazon, netflix.retailers did pretty well, department stores and specialty as well. so the losers were pretty pronounced, actually energy, consumer staples, and materials, all down 7% to 9% that's been the kind of combination of, you know, bond yields going up. staples getting hurt there but there's another way to cut the market in terms of winners and losers, by size of company really, the weakness has been concentrated in the very largest companies. these are etfs that track different capitalization tiers the top 50 stocks down 3.2%. it's linear there. the losses go down so that's kind of interesting. maybe this is the long, awaited rotation into smaller stocks in terms of parts of the world, the u.s. underperformed largely. so you see the russell 1000, the iwb, is basically down the same as the s&p 500 efa is all developed markets outside the united states. emerging marketed eked out a little gain. this is all coming into today's trading. the average stock outperformed the s&p in the u.s. by a litt

>> netflix long. >> netflix. >> and tim is right. the stock's -- stiefel just downgraded the stock. they report i think in the middle of april and i think the stock's going to continue to guide hire. >> mike, good to see you. mike khouw in san francisco. >> who is also a stud. >>> for more options action check out the full show on friday 5:30 p.m. eastern time. >>> coming up next, it is the interview that will break the internet and it hasn't even aired yet. one of the hottest cryptocurrencies out there, ripple. b.k. asked him a very pointed question about coin base. >>> stepping up to the plate, there is one under the radar tech stocks that is up 80% in the past year. it's about to take off. 'lhel tell us the name when "fast money" returns. it looki? >>i don't know. there's so many opinions out there, it's hard to make sense of it all. well, victor, do you have something for him? >>check this out. td ameritrade aggregates thousands of earnings estimates into a single data point. that way you can keep your eyes on the big picture. >>huh. feel better? >>much better. yeah, me too. wow

why is netflix recruiting susan rice?shley: she was ambassador to the u.n., rethinking the ceo of netflix as this. for decades, susan rice has tackled difficult complex issues with intelligence, integrity -- as we know the benghazi affair was blamed on the video susan rice. do without which he will. stuart: the caustic comments for netflix. >> i think it's safe to say if you're worried about being regulated by republican administration, why would you hire her one of the most all right democrats in recent history. ashley: to continue that, barack obama will be doing something with netflix. his administration has a big impact. stuart: i see these prominent business people. i disagree with their politics completely. jeff bezos, for example. elon musk, tesla. don't like the guy's politics. what a company. would not renew her ears. >> you built the electric charging infrastructure himself. he took it to the front of the space race by himself. he's done incredible things for america. >> politics are different from most people.

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tesla 2025 or the netflix of a similar maturity to year end? greg: netflix. jim: tesla.een: don't make me choose. netflix. jonathan: there we go. thank you very much for your time. that does it for us. that does it for "bloomberg real yield." we will see you next friday at 1:00 p.m. new york time. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu and this is this is bloomberg "etf iq," where we focus on the assets, risks, and rewards offered by exchange-traded funds. tech can't catch a break and the darlings of 2017 turned into the has-beens of 2018. we discuss with etf manager who is ahead of the curve. a shift and rallies and salts, we would put the question to tim coyne of state street. love it or hate it, strong feelings and investors with a strong conviction on the industry. now whether you embrace or fear etf's, there is no getting

netflix is down almost 6%. alphabet is down 3.5%. and amazon is down almost 3% again, whether you look at the ten-year yield noud falling below 2.8% or the fact these major averages have tipped over this afternoon, it's a little bit of an outsized reaction to a story we have been covering for days >> the interesting thing as well, yesterday when we saw markets rebound, it was very much the sectors that it suffered last week it was tech that rebounded very strongly and financials rebounded very strongly. if we look at the sector performance, it's the opposite once again tech very much the weakest s&p sector down 2.9. yields slipping. it's yo-yoing. >> we got the man, santoli, on set with us. michael, what do you think is going on we were up 100 and then all of a sudden things turned around. >> big-cap tech, the sentiment is fragile will. the nvidia news they'll stopping testing of self-driving cars took semiconductors down that was a place outside f.a.n.g. that had been working i think the back drop is, these are still very overpopula

netflix down nearly 3%.y, by the way, we may have the s&p and the dow down, but all the tech bears who said the rally wouldn't last and that the fangs are cooked too are crawling back into their caves because the techies are on fire today. nasdaq racing to its 15th record close of the year and way outperforming all the other major indices for the year. right now the nasdaq is better by a full 30 points to the upside. and here on your screen it's these bellwethers that are doing much of the heavy lifting, apple, amazon, microsoft. by the way, when you see amazon up one and a third percent, very nice, but all three of these are hitting all-time highs. so is the tech sector a lucrative money-making machine for the near future or in the final throes before following those bears into a dark cave? to the floor show. i want to bring in our traders on this, i don't want to read too much into it, scott redler are, but this is a nice day. micron had good news too, it's jumping as well. >> yes. i think tech is a money-

to see it. -- uc netflix and spotify.g agency, wpp, they have bought smaller companies like yours, is it in a good position to adjust to all of this and change with the times, or is it too big?” think it is unlimited in terms of its potential in how it can pivot and change. in the past couple of yea rs of and change. in the past couple of years of advertising, up until now, advertising has been a push medium, advertising has been a push medium, a broadcast type medium. we will interrupt you, serve view and add and hopefully stimulate you with the content. now people are using ad blockers and paid subscriptions to access what they want to watch. in orderfor wpp to pivot access what they want to watch. in order for wpp to pivot and change, they don't just apply the order for wpp to pivot and change, they don'tjust apply the same thing toa they don'tjust apply the same thing to a new medium. they have to change how they think about users first and how they think about users first and how brands can be connected to them. and

new tv, new speakers, netflix.his is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies.is it, ladies? don't get me wrong, you have killer tech mrs. d but you still don't have fios. ok? fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, literally engineered for streaming. good advice. i've also got some ideas on a better cereal selection, which i will keep to myself. experience netflix on the 100% fiber-optic network made for streaming switch to fios and get a year of netflix on us with a two-year agreement. >> we live look from city hall camera at the benjamin franklin parkway, you can see the flags once again whipping in the wind. it's been a windy weekend. temperatures are chilly this morning, 31 degrees, time 4:45 a.m. >> meteorologist karen rogers joins us, could be another interesting week. don't like we, i fee we're tracking a nor'easter on the way not least. we havehowers off theine near surf southward it will get scraping off the coastline. should not be hitting us. >>> sky6 live hd looking live over penns landing. we have

. >> one place you will not find netflix is at this years' cannes film festival. organizers banned films from netflix from competing from the top award because the films aren't released in theaters. also banned from the festival, selfies. they are no longer allowed on the red carpet. >> all right. if you like the weather today, you're going to really like the forecast. >> oh, yeah. meteorologist sandhya patel has all the details for us. hi, sandhya. >> hi, dan and alma. we're going to see even warmer weather than we saw today. certainly we'll be seeing more of this. take a look at the sunset, 7:27 from our east bay hills camera. it was a beautiful view as the sun was going down, a few wispy clouds passing through. occasional sun, high clouds throughout the workweek, but temperatures will be going up. so, get ready to feel the warmth. i do want to show you the temperature trend as we head into the next few days, and that is it's going to be warmer over the nextt couple of days. so, now let's take a look at what's going on in terms of live doler 7 and we'll see that

but next shares of netflix flying high up to 70%. bull said the stock will keep climbing and the reasons behind his bullish bet when "power lunch" returns. strategy the same way to create a financial plan built to last from generation to generation. we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. want to know who will win the streaming wars of course you do rbs is out with netflix showing more americans are using the service and the company is gaining traction in forward markets like japan let's bring in mark haines good to see you. >> hello, and it shows there is a preference for netflix but it seems like netflix's lead is pretty solid lead over the likes of an amazon. >> amazon and youtube and hula as well. one of the big surprises from the survey was on the pricing side so we did ask people and this is our 26th quarterly survey, how would you react to a $1 or $2 price increase and over the last few months that is what subscribers have had to put up with, a dollar price increase or $2 price increase and we saw in the survey price sens

this netflix series has started you have with a. >> people are loving it.> as you saw in the clip, i grew up eating really well. my mom cooked a lot ofcine things, and growing up in northern virginia, it wasn't that cool. i was, like, the butt of many jokes. so when i started cooking professionally, those are the foods i never wanted to touch because i was ashamed of it or didn't want to, like, embrace it some that sort of encapsulates a lot of the foods that i think are truly delicious but may not be cool or looks good on a photograph somewhere like a curry is a perfect example. a bowl of curry is so good but isn't something that's going to be on the cover of a magazine. >> trevor: for you growing up, food was a part of your culture but something people teased you about. do you think a big part of food is the cultural identity that comes with it? >> absolutely. we're not at a crossroads but food is more popular than before and it intersects so many different parts of culture throughout the world so creating the show with morgan neville and eddie schmidt. w