there was an obvious nike swoosh right there in the middle.tle checking revealed it was a nike impact tomahawk. big. maybe close to size 12. but who wore them? who would do such an awful thing? and why? >> in our area we just didn't have a husband and wife in their 60s in a multimillion-dollar neighborhood killed for no reason. >> investigators poked around the scherer's background looking for enemies with motive and it turned out they had some, or at least ernest did. >> ernie was a passionate person in his views and he wasn't afraid to let you know how he felt. >> guy houston, a former california state assemblyman, knew ernest scherer for his extreme fiscal conservatism for his work with the republican part write and the local school board. >> he did make people angry but it was all on a political, not a personal basis. it was all political. >> besides, what happened to them was too ugly even for politics. and as for charlene -- >> i don't know anybody who didn't like her. >> here was her friend from the mormon church. >> her confidence, her

we are working with other brands as large as nike that are doing it as well. to consumer on their own channel. nejra: what sort of interest have you had from investors in dark store? are they as excited as you and the concept? lee: i think they are even more excited. we have raised over $2 million in venture capital and we are about to announce a series a of $10 million. we believe investors are just as excited as we are. nejra: would you ever consider going public or are you not at that stage yet? lee: we are a small company and very focused on our mission. we do intend to scale the company and grow to be a multibillion dollar company. wherever the universe takes us, we will go. obviously ans exciting and unprecedented development with nike and air jordan. what other brands could this work for, this concept of using snapchat to buy directly? jordanr jordan and the brand specifically was the first ever to drop their sneakers and the first ever brand to release a product on snapchat. other brands that use dark store are tough and needle. these guys make a premi

the photographer claimed that nike violated his copyright. >> this is nike's jump man logo which wasons of dollars of sneakers and merchandise. >> an appeals court said nike's version was obviously inspired by the original but the court ruled there was no wrongdoing because there are significantly different elms including the position of jordan's legs, the ball is also in a different hand. >> also michael jordan and not. >> that too. >>> the story of a haunted house near phoenix. haunted by its past. >> an interesting past. it was used by a married couple as the set for online adult movies. well, the house was about to sell for $1.7 million but when the perspective buyer found out, she backed out. and a price hike is threatening to wipe out taiwan's supply of toilet paper. >> yeah, its been flying off store shelves. stomachs have churning amid reports that prices may jump 30% within weeks. how many would you pay for toilet paper. >> for tp. alice is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription

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prepared the fe to tell me whether this was a passive or planned activist position we know his new nike position was a passive position in a company he thinks is great, too. again, all he would tell me was that he thinks it's a great company. >> right and i think so many other people do as well we've heard it across the desk b already, but greg hayes, he's been floating this around for a while now. so like was defined, an activist from within. it makes this a pretty interesting thing. it makes sense why an ackman if i'm him and i'm looking around for the areas, he's not going to have to ruffle feathers this is something and maybe somebody like ackman would be great director >> leslie is with us who follows hedge funds. >> first of all, great reporting with this one. one thing i would say with regard to utx in particular is ackman a's track record, heath looking at performance as of last week, pershing square was down about 5.6% for the year that follows three years of losses so utx, an investment there, whether it's with nike, s&p global or hilton, he must believe in its long-term benef

vonnie: you held onto nike and priceline with u.s. equities, are we not getting full with nike?> nike had a bad year since the -- until the fourth quarter, that is a good example we like the long-term outlook and we held. same with priceline, it is a european business, european hotel business is more important than the u.s. on a bottom-up point of view, we like the business. nejra: good to see you. what are you expecting from volatility for the rest of 2018, and what will it mean for your allocation? answer the second half first, nothing to our allocation and we do not invest based on volatility but see it as an opportunity. the important thing to remember is that volatility was very low last year but the levels we are seeing this year are not particularly high by a longer-term standard. i do not see us making any changes. europe,hen it comes to we have had these flash pmi day -- out today that are a little bit weaker, not suggesting you pay that much attention to this but the you leave in the europe growth story that we have moved from a time of recovery to expansion? >> the da

among the major sponsors nike coca cola samson mcdonald's while other teams donna new nike kids. thanks. insertion sanctions riveted. yes will be rented from the finish rounds of given by the end of the games. because it's impossible to provide an old green c. with american products because this country to the law of united states department of the treasury. devil we cannot see no great athletes playing games in mike uniforms. it is not just us sanctions the united nations sanctions to. south korean phone giant samson set to give gifts to olympic athletes. old box wrenches to the north koreans. so i think we are closely cooperating with the international community. including the u. s. in accordance with sanctions to avoid controversy with regard to north korea. olympic ticket sales or bruised after pyongyang confirmed its participation. taking is a sign also developed a comedy the school progression. the shadow of the north korean nuclear program and international sanctions. monkeys with the games. the pepsico corporation has found itself in hot water over the idea of launching a

nike's price target was raised to $76 a share at ubs. the firm sites a return to u.s. growth and less promessional activity. the analystns maint buy rating on the stock. nike shares fellractionally to $67.65. >>> coming up, a package delivery giant disappoints investo investors. l tell you why. >>> it was aecord quarter for holiday deliveries. but ups failed to deliver for omvestors. theny issued a disappointing earnings outlook and announced plans to spende even m on network upgrades. that is not something that shareholders wand to hear. the stock fell 6% in trading today. morgan brennan has the details. >> reporter: ups, the spending didn't stop with the hops. despite an earnings beat shares of the company fell today after profit outlooks fell short of expectations. ups expected big savings from tax refo but plans to funnel a big chunk back into its business, a bet that more capital spend will help it keep pace with more e-commerce shipments.ng >> it's gro paster than gdp. we are investing to make sure that we not only have capacity for this period but for the entire

weather you're here and there is a mix by the end of the nike.eratures will be around two to three in most major towns and cities. let's start with scotland around 9am if you're out at that stage, looking fine in the western isles, sunshine but surely, the lowla nds isles, sunshine but surely, the lowla nd 5 of isles, sunshine but surely, the lowlands of scotland around three degrees and the cloud has broken up a bit, many of us will be waking up to some sunshine, this fairweather cloud and possibly even clear blue skies if you're lucky in central and southern england but noticed there will be rain around first thing in the south—east, east anglia, maybe one or two the south—east, east anglia, maybe one or two showers the south—east, east anglia, maybe one or two showers getting into the use midlands so a bit of a mix in the morning but overall, not too bad. 0ne the morning but overall, not too bad. one thing you will notice on sunday is the strengthening north easterlies wind, it will be a little bit stronger than we had on saturday and that mea

>> nike. >> instagram or twitter? >> instawitter >> ice cream or churros? or star trek? >> star wars >> netflix or hulu >> hulu. >> alexa or siri >> pass. >> dogs or cats? >> dogs. >> olympics or x-games >> oh, pass. >> in and out or shake shack >> in and out. >> and spotify or pandora? >> spotify >> great to talk to chloe kim. you know, the u.s. has a chance to win its 100th winter olympic medal at these games we already have 99 most of them from speed skating, but also alpine ski, figure skating, and snowboard the u.s. is number two in the world all time in gold, coming into these games norway is number one with 118, and events in which the u.s. has never gotten gold, luge, curling, cross country, the biathlon, and the ski jump but of course, there's always tomorrow always these games quick look at the medal board, as our coverage here continues we look forward to a busy day five of the competition here on wednesday. guys, back to you. >> all right that's carl quintanilla reporting. between the young male snowboarding, what was his name? >> red gerard and

known as coach, within a percent of its highs cme group, exchange operator, 1% away from its high nike, dow component, within 2% of its record high levels as well i would point out that cme group, northrop grumman, vf corps, all in trading today, hitting record high levels themselves, guys >> this is really important. every one of those is an idiosyncratic situation where all four of us could tell you the nominal reason why those stocks have held up better and are closer to their highs than their respective sector industry group. cme is a great example here is a company that literally thrives on volatility. whether we're talking about fixed income because of the contracts trading on treasuries or commodity that is a stock that should be close to highs, especially given financial market activity picking up i can go down the list, i'm not going to it's important not to look at those and to extrapolate a bigger story for the overall market because when you look at energy companies, nowhere near the highs. when you look at utilities -- >> i'll stop you there was a list of 50 some-odd stock

>> nike. >> instagram or twitter? >> instawitter >> ice cream or churros?> ice cream >> star wars or star trek? >> star wars >> netflix or hulu >> hulu. >> alexa or siri >> pass? >> pass. >> dogs or cats? >> dogs. >> olympics or x games >> pass. >> in and out or shake shack >> in and out. >> spotify or pandora? >> spotify >> what a remarkable story she is going to hopefully get some rest tonight, guys. and go back home, try to enjoy what happened to her, what she's accomplished at these games. we talked to her about just what it feels like to have your twitter account explode and follower account go tenfold overnight and have all the sponsors tweeting to you she said it is kind of like seeing a new color for the first time it's easy to forget. she's 17 but what she's accomplished here in pyeongchang is just in decreed eb incredibly >> incredibly poised and char charming for 17. >> absolutely. i think that comes through very much so. after a full day of competition and media interviews by the way. >> yeah. she knows when to pass instawitter. wouldn't pick si

nike came back with personalization. so ear dealing with a couple huge guys. under arm mower grew too fast. kevin has put together infrastructure, and he -- i think underarmour, i notice the market is lousy. but the inventories are good, and this stock is down from 50 you think it's bottomed? >> yeah. i guess i should equivocate -- >> don't equivocate. i got one, jim eric boggle was the original protect this house guy great announcement, beck until, you're going to be the meantment speaker. have you started writing the speech >> yes, i have some of it will involve a team that we're all familiar with that plays underdog. my message is about hope i'm tired of anger, tired of negative my message is a message of hope, and it was when i was living in my car with a gun and a bottle, and i came back! >> really incredible gets. just because we had this sell-off today what was on your mind today >> i think that a lot of people will say to themselves, you know what february is done, let's put it to bet, the earnings are going to be good, but you know what? we are in thi

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maggie, best performer in the s&p 500 -- nike, best performer in the s&p 500.is is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london, i am mark artan. vonnie: from new york, i am vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." harvey,th us is chris head of equity strategy at wells fargo. that now the s&p 500 is 2600. up three quarters of a percent. the you -- do you see all of this volatility back? christopher: what we said before the spike in volatility is accepted -- this we expected not an elevated level, but higher, and spikes similar to what we are seeing right now. when you are seeing is monetary policy off the table and stocks need to stand by themselves. in addition to that, we were in such a low regime for a while that we had to stop. vonnie: why are we not seeing treasury yields rising faster? 2.85 on the 10-year. there is not been as much move in treasuries. christopher: a couple things with treasuries and treasury yields. their moving higher because inflation expectations are going higher. but usually when you have risk aversion and when you have the equity market sel

budget dollars nike aircraft came down on snow covered ground just outside moscow the saratov airlines jet was carrying sixty five passengers and six crew emergency services rushed to the scene but the russian authorities later confirmed there were no survivors three children were among the dead were. the plane crash just a few minutes after takeoff from moscow's doma airport the flight was heading for the city of or sq some fifteen hundred kilometers to the southeast in the ural mountains near russia's border with kazakstan. most of the passengers are thought to have been from the region with or to say the pilots did not report any problems before the crash people living near the scene spoke of a massive impact witnesses saw the plane on its way down. militia a small but i was in the car with my husband we stopped when we saw this bright explosion in the sky we couldn't tell what it was really of the global sure we saw something like a firework and then it fell and there was a big explosion from the. c.c.t.v. footage taken from a distance shows an apparent explosion an investigation i

nike teams up with snapchat for the latest sneaker release.. back rights here. ♪ i really want to dance the night away. ♪ i know we're only halfway there but you take me all the way. you take me all the way. >> maria: welcome back. google is developing a heart disease test that looks into your eyes. cheryl casone has the details. >> cheryl: goo get igoogle is us initiaartificial intelligence to predict if someone is likely to have a stroke or heart attack through the eyes. they are using retinal images andal he gro algorithms. google says the test is still in development but it's optimistic it can be used to test for other diseases like cancer. shares of google's parent, alphabet, are slightly lower in the premarket. a major collaboration between four companies after sunday nights' all-star game. any knike released air jordan'ss at the all-star after party. members could purchase the shoes using a new ser service. the shoes sold out in 23 minutes. they were delivered the same day with yet another collaborative delivery service. shares of snap

is biased saying it doesn't mind sponsor money and logos such as the famous nike tick others though question if canada should maybe therefore remove the iconic maple leaf why not its national symbol for its jerseys and equipment if you can to use that train of thought however the i.o.c. later backtracked but it all anyway saying it was a misunderstanding and it never asked the u.s. team it said to remove the statue of liberty we discussed this with sports studies and sociology professor ellis cashmore he thinks elite competitions are no more about politics than the sport itself. i do find it absolutely ridiculous that the olympics is now trying to stamp out any kind of reference to nationalism the whole point of the olympics was originally at least in the late nineteenth century when the modern olympics started to bring nations together over the years what has happened is that the olympics have been hijacked in one way or another by political interest groups sometimes whole governments i don't think you can keep politics out of the olympics any more than you can keep politics out of sport ge

of course, we still have to worry about nike and adidas, mark parker is a competitive guy. absolutely love the guy he makes things miserable. under armour has to talk about personalization, it is really important. really important that was the way that nike struck out >> kevin, playing back and focus continue to be -- >> this is the old kevin plank that we remember he's a competitor and who wants to win at all costs. i think he's back and he delegated too much and i am a buyer of plank that's what you are buying you are buying the old plank and it is terrific >> i am fnot talking about the yoga plank i am talking about kevin plank >> i got it. >> can you do a yoga plank >> i did two-minute today. i am bigger than ever. >> core? >> all right, lets go to carl in pyeongchang, can we do that in he's at the winter olympics and under armour there is a story we know, carl >> it is a story, guys under armour products are worn by 375 athletes representing 16 countries here at the games. the biggest presence that under armour has had at the olympics you remember the controversy back

our >>> now your accuweather forecast with nike nicco. >> weather window on the east yet, but it's on the way, behind this cloud deck that is raining down on us from 14,000 feet from this storm spreading from san francisco to winnipeg, but, unfortunately, because it's raining 14,000 feet, the air is so dry below it, it's not reaching the ground. in fact, you can see the precipitation shield falling apart as that cold front moves through. look what it's doing to the temperatures, especially up north. look at that, 48 degrees, 13 degrees cooler now in santa rosa than this time yesterday. the rest of us in the 50s. you can see 61 in los gatos, and temperatures are not going to warm a lot with that cloud cover over us, but leaves us late in the afternoon, and we could see a couple degrees of warming. partly sunny, cooler today, breezy, and breezes will be stuck in the hills tonight adds stars return to the skies. clouds exit down out of the south in the evening hours. a winter chill, first blast of arctic air coming our way next week. temperatures today, about 60-64 degrees. same in morga

looking at nike, microsoft, amex, ge is one of the top performers. do you remember what it was doing yesterday exactly at this hour? it was down more than 4%. we do have ge moving up off the floor at the moment, and we also have am-ex, a nice move for nike jumping 3.25%. leading the s&p 500, mattel, invidia which is, of course, the stock du jour of the year, certainly. the graphic chipmaker just a win overall over the -- winner overall over the past several months, at the moment moving up off the floor by five percentage points. dollar three, up four and two-thirds percent. under armour up to $13.59. the energy sector cannot seem to get itself unstuck out of the oil patch here. still weigh on the s&p 500 at this hour, it's currently the worst performer. this after oil settled at $59 and change. so below that $60 threshold. it's at its lowest level sinces december 22nd. in fact, i think i have the exact number here, because i like to get you the exact number. $59.20 is where oil closed for the week. we're looking at the after market right now, but the

amal has created such a stir that nike picked her up for sponsorship and commercials., not everyone is going to like what i'm doing, but i feel that if you are genuine, like for me sport has shaped me since childhood, that's super important and the message i want to give. from the restricted subways of an urbanjungle, myjourney takes me to the wondrous allure of a seemingly limitless desert, abu dhabi's defining feature. little wonder it was one of the locations for the most recent star wars movie. 3.5 hours south—west of the big city is the vast expanse of desert called liwa. it's the uae‘s driest region. it's remote, but beautiful. it's a world apart from the big city. at this annual sports festival, there are camel and horse races. but basically this is party time for petrol heads, attracting tens of thousands from all over the gulf region. when you just enter this area, it's like the feeling of excitement. the adrenaline? yeah. and truth be told it's very much a male domain. boy racers and supposedly respectable grown—ups too bring their four—wheel drives and buggi

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amal has created such a stir that nike picked her up for sponsorship and commercials.one is going to like what i'm doing, but i feel that if you are genuine, like for me sport has shaped me since childhood, that's super important and the message i want to give. from the restricted subways of an urbanjungle, myjourney takes me to the wondrous allure of a seemingly limitless desert, abu dhabi's defining feature. little wonder it was one of the locations for the most recent star wars movie. 3.5 hours south—west of the big city is the vast expanse of desert called liwa. it's the uae‘s driest region. it's remote, but beautiful. it's a world apart from the big city. at this annual sports festival, there are camel and horse races. but basically this is party time for petrol heads, attracting tens of thousands from all over the gulf region. when you just enter this area, it's like the feeling of excitement. the adrenaline? yeah. and truth be told it's very much a male domain. boy racers and supposedly respectable grown—ups too bring their four—wheel drives and buggies for a ro

nike, under armor. >> wal-mart. this is really interesting we talked about a $300 billion market cap now wal-mart, one of the best performing in the market last year when you think about what's going 0 on with them, it had a 12%. that was it in it line with the s&p and dow. we have a pretty dramatic sell-off from strength and then juxtaposed to exxon. this isn't one where i think you want to focusing on fundamentals when this company reported the q 3 on november 16, the stock had 11% gap. best store sales in naturalearl decade groceries making up a huge part of their sales that's doing very well this company's going to report on february 20th i think it makes sense to look at it after the stock at a 10%, 11% sell-off recovered a little bit today, to me what's interesting is they just showed that chart there is a gap of about $95. that's what you want to mind to the down side. we have another chart. like most things, in this market we've seen a massive spike this is a really hard one to do from long premium stand poi

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nike has resumed as strikes on the end table african animals in stereo where according to the kurdish ministry. seven people have been killed. correspondents on my cell what has been on the ground fling unleashes the developments for us. people are comparing frustration with what the consider lock offices of acts from the coalition to stop a fleeing a salute i spoke elier it into the hot. off the kurdish arrived crescents he told me that during the last few days of a people have this false sense of safety so they return to their hes thinking that. the turkish air strikes had ended definitively so when the strikes resumed they were unab tolee before that that you were living in basements and sometimes in caves. enough in the region he explained to me also that tw groups offer medics are working twenty four seven nfc in its raw ying to hop wanted to people about yesterday they were unable to reach certain neighborhoods. in the city this hospil oering is receiving wounded from the city itself and from the regions around doctors there are speaking already eyeballs and a lack of medicines.

josh brown in the house, ceo and founder of whole wealth management the dow today, biggest winner was nikehipotle the winner, after announcing the new ceo, current ceo of taco bell, up 15% mike, again, we have come back quite aways from friday's lows 7.5% for the nasdaq, and 6.5% for the others >> you wonder if it punishes i'm not declaring that, but spring loaded on friday, and people were concerned about more mechanics selling from whatever strategy, the selling did not show up, and we took off it was almost as if this weight was lifted now, we got ourselves up to a level on the indexes that is very logical threat to stall out and see if sellers can reemerge. >> would have been logical if we didn't have the rebound at all look at the charts from the liftoff we had early part of this year, it did look like a correction that brought us to something sustainable, but quickly we climbed back. tell me we're not back up to meltup mode already. >> i don't think so. i think volatility is here to stay for a while, but i don't think -- what especially with that number today, i thought, wow, a hot n

the pershing square disclosed how many shares of nike it owns. remember, this is a passive stakes, so don't expect a proxy fight there anytime soon i should also note these holdings are based on what was in their portfolios as of the end of december and they have changed in the six weeks since. >> we were talking about that during the commercial break. we need to make that clear, that this is history. >> it is. >> we don't know what they're holding right now. we don't go what they did after the retailers and others fell out of bed in the early part of the february here. >> it does not account for those weeks that we saw the market take a tumble. it's an indicator that at least some of these holdings, it's likely they held onto during that period. it's unclear exactly which one. >> leslie, thank you leslie picker there. is this the all clear? time to buy sign for retail stocks right now >> let's ask eddie roomba. welcome. it's funny to ask you both because you cover retail i feel like the answer is going to be yes. what do you think is the signifi

i'd rather own nike. they are more ahead of the curve in terms of the investment cycle. i think that under armour at some point will be a buy. >> neither one of them, by the way, are killing it in north america. >> no one is doing it well in north america. >> why >> nike is further along in their dtc strategy and they have been pulling back from the stores so they are a little bit more advanced in terms of the timeline in north america. meanwhile, they're far bigger internationally than under armour. >> all right >>> let's take a look at the broader market it certainly feels, even though it's a down day, it's a much more calm day. there's the dow, it's down 77. that's off the lows, s&p off the lows too, down 3 we'll call it flat nasdaq is pretty much there as well, just dipping into positive territory. you guys had any opportunity now to sit back and really answer the question of did we bottom on friday >> like i've said yesterday, judge, it felt like we could test again at some point, perhaps not this week, perhaps not for weeks into the future, could test again down to

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and nike, within a cple of% away from its record highs. as we look at where the biggest bounces have been, some big names have already gotten back to close to whe they were before the recent selloff happened. for "nightly business report" i'm domin chu. >>> the tech sector was one of the best performing today. for a lylehilemazon surpassed microsoft as the third most valuable company. that was short lived thanks to malaysia's 2% gain. of the biggest companies in the s&p 500, the top five with tech. apple has the market cap a 876 billion. followed by alphabet, microsoftm on, and facebook. >> which will be the first to reach that milestone, 1n trill dollar in market value? joining us to talk about that is daniel ivs, head of technolog research at gbh insights. tdan, we don't wo bury the lead here. which one of those contenders is likeliest to hit 2 trillion dollar first? apple has the w lead? continue to firmly think it's apple. and we do believe $1 trillion happens by the end of 2018. we've definitely seen some sort of ups and downs with ap

the firm says they will benefit from thepe innovation hng at nike and adidas'songoing momentum. the price target at $70. shares of foot locker off 1.5% at $49.15. >> fitbit is upgraded at stiffel to hold from sell. th site valuation given the recent fall in the price. but they have concern about the do you remember of the fitness tracker market and does not see a path of profitability in 2018. the stock was lower by nearly to 5.15. >> goldman sachs removed met life from its conviction buy list but maintaiat a buyg on the stock. the firm sites uncertainty around a review of its reserve. the price targetas cut to 57 a share from 61. shares fellore than3% to 38.07. >>> still ahead the push to fix our nation's infrastructure, and how it might get paid for. >>> job creation got off to aro start this year. according to the payroll processer adp private businesses added more than j expecteds in january. jo me. >>> meanhe country's top public health officials has resign. dr. brenda fitzgerald stepped own as head of the centers for disease control amid questions of conflicts of interest.

some aren't as happy >> if you were looking at under armour relative to nike, relative to -- you nameretailer, how do they stack up now >> i think one of the biggest areas that under armour needs to invest in is in the performance area nike went through and adidas came through two years of very strong nike has a lot of seeds, you know, that they've sown for 2018 with new product, new innovation, footwear, apparel. under armour has to double down on the innovation side and improve the product pipeline i think they are i think it's going to take some time. >> under armour received a lot of criticism over the years now. at the time people were excited about it, including myself, i should say, when they bought into some of these digital apps and other products where they really were trying to do a lot of tracking and things like that you think they need to pull completely and utterly away from that >> they've written a lot of those down they brought on debt. >> you want them out of those businesses completely? meaning, would you like to see them sell that stuff >> i think there's a place

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bright spots were nike, under armour tjx and best buy daniel, you're looking at a different name >> yeah, so walmart. this is interesting. we talked about a dow stocks a $300 billion market cap. now we're talking about walmart. one of the best performing snox the market last year up over 40% or so. when you think about what is going on with walmart, yeah, it had a 12% drawdown peak to trough that was in line with the dow. we had a dramatic selloff from strength and just that posed to the exxon. already a weak chart it fell apart. this was one where i think you want to start focusing on the fundamentals a little bit. this company reported their q-3 in november, the stock had an 11% gap. they had the best same-store sales in nearly a decade good growth off a low base in the online sales grocery is making up a huge part of their sales that is doing very well. this company will report on february 20th. look at it after the stock has just kind of had about a 10, 11% selloff. it recovered a little bit. today, they just showed the chart. there is a gap at 9 a bucks. that's what you want to mine

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right spots are nike, under armour, tjx and best buy you are looking at a different retail name. >> walmart this is interesting. we just talked about a dow stock, $300 billion market cap walmart a retail stock is one of the best performing stocks in the market last year i think it was up over 40% or so when you think about walmart, it had a 12% draw down since january 29th that was in line with the s&p and the dow. we had a dramatic selloff from strength, and then juxtaposed to the exxon, which was already a weak chart for the most part and really fell apart. this is the one where i think you want to focus on fundamentals when they reported q 3 on november 16th the stock had a 11% gap. their best same store sales in nearly a decade. seeing good growth off a low base in on line sales, grocery is doing well. this company reports on february 25th i think it make sense to look at it after this stock had a 10, 11% selloff. it recovered a little bit today. what is interesting about this, they showed that chart there is gap down there at 9a. that's the earnings gap. that's what you want to mine to