that's scott cutler, executive vice president and head of global listings at the nyse euronext. stay tuned. >>> coming up -- portfolio protector? cyber security concerns recently helped identity theft fighter life lock clinch a record quarter. is this stock strong enough to keep the bears from breaching its bottom line? don't miss cramer's take. >>> when it comes to this week's twitter ipo that everybody's buzzing, about especially after the underwriters just raised the price range, i'm urging you to take a page from public enemy seminal investing treatise, don't believe the hype. i adore twitter, i tweet all the time, @jimcramer, you should follow me, get me to 700,000 followers now! anyway, i think twitter's a terrific company. if i were allowed to invest for myself, i'd bet good money the twitter stock will spike right after it becomes public. and if you can get in on the actual deal, you have my blessing and my adoration. however, there's a but here and it's a big but, because for most of you, none of that will matter. it's the red hot ipo where there's so much demand for th

the stare of nyse euronext was overseeing the process. the goldman sachs banker behind the deal, a seasoned pro was there to make sure it went off without a hitch. it did. unlike facebook, the buyers and sellers met in an orderly way. everyone who wanted stock got in. i like that. i don't like deals where only a sliver of the total stock is offered, which creates that pop. no one can get enough to satisfy. that leads to many flippers and long-term holders who have to reach horribly to buy the rest of their position in the open market, competing furiously with retail investors to so. six months from now, more stock will be released by the company and a more natural float will be established along with a better price than you got today. sure beat the horrendous facebook deal where the fundamentals were faulted and institutional buyers who knew it was faltering were canceling. i hate that deal. every bit of it. it turned out it was, a huge number of people got turned off by the whole market because of facebook. twitter did a hot deal, not as

nyse euronext. appreciate it. back to you guys. charles: duncan couldn't con tame him self.it. this is old had for -- hat for us. we've been doing it for a long time. the stock is up 85% from where it is right now. valuation argument will go on. this is a big deal. so far it has been a huge success. >> i didn't mean to talk over nicole. i think people will be minting money short term on the trades here. charles: going back and forth trading all the time becoming a trading darling? >> yeah. charles: but still this is absolutely, just absolutely phenomenal. >> i think that reflects how important it really is to our society. the question about is it a good business i think is long-term one. the stock price next couple weeks or days will reflect that. >> touch on one thing a little bit. charles: sure. >> as software guy, guy that builds products we're not altruisticcbut there are actually a lot of folks driven by a lot more than money. i'm really excited by twitter developers and engineers. charles: that is great news. not just great news for industry but great news for american

they agreed to sell euronext as part of european regulars approval repurchase of nyse euronext. verify and consult on the vatican's economic activity part of hope france's economic reform. and honda among the top brands retailing highest dollar value. a company tracking car depreciation. toyota has most models overall with the top resale value in their segment. that is the latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. and our networks are getting crowded. t if congress, the fcc, and the administration free up... more licensed wireless spectrum, we can empower more... people to novate, create new technoloes and jobs... and strengthen the economy. america is the world's leader in wireless. free up linsed spectrum today, so wireless... let's keep it that way. can do more foamerica tomorrow. dennis: national association of homebuilders monthly gauge of older confidence missing expectations slightly this month but must not all be bad news. reading comes in at 54's addressing more builders think sales conditions are good rather than those who think it is poor.

intercontinental exchange completed $10.9 billion takeover of nyse euronext.e petallides asked the ice chairman was changed the company. >> where much more powerful business together. we will work on that now. i hope to be able to announce it in the next week or two. lori: in seattle they are voting on an eight-year contract offer for work on the 777 jet program. the contractor projected trying to move to another state is "not a bluff." social media accounts have been hacked by cyber criminals. according to a new survey. most that has happened within the past year. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. charlie gasparino joins us with details on what exactly that information is. >> you threw me a curve ball. >> there's breaking news according to wall street journal that the messaging service said no thanks to $3 billion offer to purchase snapshot. sorry for that. don't use snap chat? you do messages and pictures. >> the only thing facebook is good for is to find out what your old high school girl friend looks like a.

ice agreed to sell euronext as part of receiving european regulators for the purchase of nyse euronextt can hired a consulting firm, ey and formerly known as ernst & young to verify the finances. to verify the economic activity as part of pope francis's economic report. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. lori: 16,008. what do you think of that? dennis: i'm looking that. lori: nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. this would be another record close, like, 38th of the year. >> that is combination of the two. one is the 39th and one is the 37th. right smack in the middle would be right on. mixed market with the nasdaq pulling back. dow and s&p are looking great here. certainly a winning day on wall street and a record-setting day. people are feeling great if you're bulls out there. a quick look at tyson foods, chicken, pork, beef, et cetera. a winner in the s&p 500. it's a real leader, up 1 1/2% off the earlier highs. better than expected 28% rise in the quarter in the operating profit and sees some good news ahead a

intercontinental exchange just bought nyse euronex, that's the cash w equities, exchanges they bought as part of the ipo deal. tentatively summer 2014 they're going to spin off euronexting their technology business, parts of their technology business. the new ice is 17 exchanges, six clearinghouses across eight different countries. quite a really global company right now. today was that first analyst meeting. guys, back to you. >> thanks very much, bob pisani. we want to come back to situation we followed earlier this year, a heated battle between committee reit and corvex. an important ruling yesterday in this battle. corvex wanted to replace the entire board of directors, an outside company r & r owned and operated by the portnoy family was not a good way of going about doing business and they wanted that replace and they wanted the portfolio of buildings owned by this reit sold. that consent was overruled but yesterday in the ruling, it was a big win for corvex. that's why the stock is up. you have event driven shareholders here, not as many real estate shareholders at this point. the stock is up on the ruling, which basically will allow corvex to reengage on a co