of america. what's he doing with apple right now. jeffrey gundlach is the ceo and founder of doubleline capital, an asset management firm that's raised $50 million in three years. >> you're short apple. at what level and where are you going to? >> well i basically recommend to investors, get out of apple. and aggressive investors might think about shorting apple when it was about 610. way back in late april of this year. and it went down at first and it went all the way up to 700. it hit 705 intraday. today dropping down to 505 on a $20 a drop in the morning. i really think that apple is probably going to go higher in the short-term. >> i think all the markets are at major resistance or support levels in the case of apple and s&p, and likely due higher as we move forward in the next few weeks. i think the whole thing about tax selling. which one of the reasons why, i referenced it way back in may of this year. why i thought a lot of these high-flying stocks would suffer problems would be tax selling based upon capital gains. but year-

apple as so last year kind of thing. and i think people's attitudes toward that are going to move incrementally, but persistently in that direction. that's why i'm a long-term bear on apple. >> jeff, great to get your view on apple. great to have you with us. >> glad to be on the show. good luck to everybody. >> jeff gundlach of doubleline. you've been a long-time apple bear as well. >> i've been skeptical. at some point there's a scale issue. but i'm taking history's examples to us of almost every sort of consumer electronics company that's come before, whether it's rca or sony, look at these types of companies, they have to continuously reinvent themselves and it's almost impossible for any company to do that continuously. in this case, it's doubly difficult. because the company is so tremendously so large. right now the company does look fairly cheap. it looks poise to bottom. i think it's a great opportunity to try to take a little bit of premium and make a bullish bet. >> as jeff said a short-term bounce, potentially

>> all right. >>> this is a chart of apple. and this is a chart of apple on drugs. t it on the board. downers! ambien, down almost 20% in two months. nasdaq after more than 6% over the same time frame. account nasdaq grow if apple doesn't? that's next. >>> before the break though, what kinds of retail tactics will get you in the store this holiday season? there are your options. go-go, finance.yahoo.com. go vote. that's next. [ male announcer ] this is joe woods' first day of work. and his new boss told him two things -- cook what you love, and save your money. joe doesn't know it yet, but he'll work his way up from busser to waiter to chef before opening a restaurant specializing in fish and game from the great northwest. he'll start investing early, he'll find some good people to help guide him, and he'll set money aside from his first day of work to his last, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >>> mark drier went from seemingly successful attorney to calculating criminal mastermind in a multi-million dollar investment fraud. to

story of apple is moan. >> story of why may or may not be known. i believes the known. but i think that the ultimate question comes down to what are actual money managers going to do on the institutional side? tell me what it is that they will replace apple with when they are looking important the type of growth that apple has consistent given them? scott talks about apple in bear territory. completely take the other side of that. look at apple over the last five years. that's not something that is bear territory. what's the replacement for the institutional money manager besides apple? >> sure. you know, this is the thing. we have a hold rating on apple. people that want -- it is such a -- >> what's your price target? >> 600. upside from where we are today. right now. it is -- i understand the point. it is apple. fantastic company. we also have to realize that, you know, we have the product refresh going on. that -- there is -- equal amount of downside risk as upside risk to the holiday numbers. if you are looking for the stock to -- you know -- >> what's downside risk

the age of apple is over says one influential writer. money manager doug cass says not so fast. >>> black thursday. serve up a helping of turkey, stuffing and shopping this thanksgiving as retailers open their doors even earlier this year. what will it mean for their stocks? >>> first, our top story. countdown to the cliff. the clock is ticking on lawmakers in washington to make a deal before january 1st. and stave off what many experts say will be a dark day for the financial markets and, of course, your money. is a compromise in the cards, and how can you act now to protect your portfolio? our traders for the hour, pete and jon najarian, joe terranova and guy adami have the answers. pete, what are you doing today? >> there's always opportunities out there. when you see some of those that are getting oversold in the selloff, i think those present some great opportunities to start stepping in and buying. i'm talking about specifically right now in the pharmaceutical sector i like some of those names there. oversold last week in some cases

about two-thirds of apple's profits. >>> american homeowners are doing a better joive keeping their mortgages -- job of keeping their mortgages up to date. the percentage of mortgage holders who are two months behind on their payments fell 5.4%. that's down nearly 8% from the same time last year. also the lowest point since the first quarter of 2009. the rate still above the his tore cal average which is -- historical average which is an indication that many homeowners are still struggling to make their payments. >>> toystoys 'r' us is scheduled to open at 8:00 p.m. on thanksgiving day. they join a crowd of retailers that are opening their doors to shoppers earlier than ever. but more than 150,000 people have signed a target petition calling on the retailer to save thanksgiving and stick to a friday opening time. meantime the traditional thanksgiving dinner is going to cost a little bit more this year. the american farm bureau says shoppers can expect to pay $49.48 to feed ten people. that's an increase of 28 cents from last year. high demand for turkey being blamed for the price inc

analyst expectations in the first three days, analysts were expecting about one, to 1.5 million of apple minis being sold, and on the contrary, they more than doubled that, and analyst predict that the ipad tablet is going to be the strongest selling item during this holiday season, in fact, apple sold 11 million tablets last holiday season, and analysts predict that this holiday season they will sell 24 million of which 8 million will come from the ipad mini itself. >> and apple is not immune to black friday specials i know all of white house have apple products got those e-mails early today as a matter of fact. >> jamar advertise along with us watching the >> i'm erika miller in brooklyn, new york. still ahead, we'll look at the importance of small business saturday. to this craft product maker and other small businesses. >> tom: american consumers weren't the only ones snapping up bargains. investors were in a buying mood as well. the dow rose almost 173 points, the nasdaq added 40 and the s&p was up 18. for this holiday shortened trading week overall, the dow was up 3.4%. the nasdaq

> the answer is actually 7000. 7000 varieties of apples. > > i haven't seen 6900 of them though. > i ke them apples. good to have you on the show. have a good weekend. > > thank you. don't go anywere. up next, the big reveal on a stock the options market is predicting could soon have a "very bad day." chart talk is next. there is a stock that is capturing a lot of attention from traders right now, including scott bauer of trading advantage. scott, tell us all about it. > > this herbalife, hlf, is trading down about 5% over the last few days, but more importantly, what we are seeing is implied volatility, implied option volatility, has doubled over the last couple days. the put-buying in this stock seems to be endless. the put-to-call ratio is about 20:1 right now. with the stock trading in the low $40s, we are seeing massive put buyers on december, so near-term options - the $40 line, $37.50 line, all the way down to the $32.50 line. there is just an unending demand for these puts right now, almost as if there is something in the marketplace, some kind of news announcement, that we do

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of single family homes to make sure they clean up their properties too. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> still ahead here at 5:00, backtracking on a gaffe. what apple is doing following the failure of their map app. >>> also -- >> i don't like to give up. it's not -- i mean it's not something that is really in me to do. >> not giving up taken to the extreme. a bay area proud exclusive follows the length of one man's perseverance as he turns a loss into a life-long game. >>> and good evening. i'm jeff ranieri in the nbc bay area weather center. we're tracking the storm tonight as it lines up offshore. areas of cloud cover building in right now. here are some of the highlights. rain that could top 3 inches, and also wind that will top 50 miles per hour. i'll have the full timeline coming up in that seven-day forecast. have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu. what a night, huh? but, um, can the test drive be over now? head back to the dealership? [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never be

of it. we're hearing more and more concern that apple has lost its touch. the management shake up kind of adds fuel to that fire. apple maps has been a bit of an issue. we think there is an investor concern right there. the reason why it didn't pop back after earnings is gross margin guidance for the up coming quarter -- cheryl: let me stop you. you mentioned what happened with the management shake up, that happened in the middle of the hurricane. that was kind of questionable timing. but, you know, the head of the retail stores has been in the job 7 months. is this new reality for apple, these knee-jerk reactions, many investors got very nervous when he made that move and took two people out of their jobs immediately? >> sure, well, i think ultimately whether the management team -- whether that shake-up is successful or not, it will come down to the products. apple will continually need to improve upon its products, the 5 s, the 6, the ios 7, if they come out as great products and can beat competition, i think the shake up makes sense. if these products sti

of weeks. some potential buyers bought the earlier mini like the kindle fire. but apple stock hit $700 a share. i'm thom vakar, ktvu news. >>> ids says mobile software ran on 70% of smart phones. apple's ios used on iphones ran on 15%. all operating systems were in the single digits. >>> now, the latest following hurricane sandy. today, national guard troops searched house by house on long beach island, new jersey, they are searching for survivors and victims of the storm. residents may not be allowed to return to salvage belongings until next week. three million customers remain without power. >>> in new york city, long lines formed at the few gas stations in manhattan that have both power and gasoline. the energy department says they will bring in fuel supplies tomorrow. on the political front, california senator, barbara boxer pointed out romney once called for cuts to the federal emergency management agency. >> as aination there are some responsibilities you can not short change or outsource. disaster relief is one of these. >> another controversy following the storm

apple used to use long lines in front of their stores as a marketing tool. they are mocked by samsung. so, they are facing direct competition around some products they have innovated like they never have before. >> reporter: like bad directions from apple's much ma leaned apple map, the company has suffered rare criticism lately. tim cook himself had to apologize for map-gate. the ipad minilaunched to headlines about mini lines at stores. and the ipad, while still dominant, is losing market share to a surging samsung. even microsoft, long ago left in apple's dust, has a new exciting tablet called the surface, nudging for attention and even starring in mock ads, crushing the ipad. and there are deeper concerns. no new products are likely until well into next year. and aside from the expectation that apple may reinvent the television, its products are no longer innovating the way many expect. >> apple is at a point where it's risen, plateaued a little bit. they need to respark that fire of innovation they've had for so long. and it's a little bit harder. >> rep

as the overall market has come back, want to show you shares of apple. ely the biggest stock story today. you can see the reversal. about to go positive. this is a stock that as you know has been pretty much in free fall since the high of $705 in september. today, dropping below $500 billion in market cap for the first time in an awfully long time. it's obviously approaching that once again but still below that key $500 billion level. we have brian white of topeka capital on the phone with us, an analyst that covers the stock. he probably has the highest price target on the street, as well with 1,111. should we be worried with apple here? buying it at $600 i sure as hell would be worried. >> yeah. you know, this selloff to me is completely unwarranted. and very shocking. it's driven more in my view by fiscal cliff concerns, tax concerns, much more than fundamentals. so i think this is absolutely insane. you've got a company here right now selling at seven times year. a company that delivered 82% growth per year for 8 years and has the best product portfol

we're a buyer of apple. >> all right. zach, you're not, though, are you? 635 is awfully precise, rich. i'm glad your price target was 666, otherwise we would have had to head for the hills. look, i love apple as a company. i love apple products. i've held the stock for ten years. but once you've -- and i've been saying this long before the recent pullback. i'm wrong about a lot of things. i was right about this one. once you become a $500 billion company that is, you know, an overweight of 6, 7%, it is awfully difficult to continue that run. other people take profits, as they've been doing, i think, wrongly ahead of a fear of dividend tax rates. then you have just the issue of, you know, where does this become an overweight again? a 7% overweight. >> right here, zach. if becomes an overweight right here, down 25% from that high. ten times earnings. 0.5 peg. this is the premier company in consumer electronics. this is a once in a lifetime opportunity. this is a great trade. premier company, no question about it. premier stock. exxon has been a premier compa

tech has obviously come under a little bit of trouble. apple'sogle has followed suit. what do you do now? >> well, i think you buy it here. really the stock sold off because of concern about deceleration of the revenue on the site because of the move to mobile. we don't think it is a problem. i think you buy the stock. trading at 16 times earning, growing at 15%, own it. >>> ranger equity bear etf is a nau fund that shorts individual stocks. which names in that space should we short? >> tiffany's, coach and fossil. >> why tiffany, coach, focusing on high end? >> we feel like all of them have inventory problems, all of them are going to have margin compression over the next several quarters. >> as josh was pointing out, fossil's already had a tough year. right? >> they have. we think they'll have a lot more. they got slammed down to about $78 on a quarter. they bounced back up to $86. you've got a cfo out the door. the spring and founder left in 2010. >> speaking of people out the door, green mountain is going to have a new ceo. the company's goin

apple turned into a big heavyweight on the market yesterday. trader scott bauer of trading advantage joins us. good morning to you. it's been a sour apple lately in this market. > > yeah, that's a good way of putting it. people keep looking at some of the support areas that we've seen that apple just keeps blowing right through. first it was that $610 area, then $580, then $560, and now $520 is really the next one that people are going to be looking at. it's unbelievable. the stock is down over % now from where it was just a month-and-a- half ago or so, and that really is, like you said, weighing very heavily on the marketplace. > > and how well does that weigh on traders' minds when you see a stock like apple carrying so much weight? could this become a continual drag on the market? > > it has been certainly over the last week, week-and-a-half. now, if we see further drop from here, and if it breaks through $520 very precipitously, you're going to see the rest of the market come with it. if apple can hold now at $520, which is a real solid support area, the rest of

one of the reasons was apple. it was among the best performers of the day. son had a fantastic day after earnings beat the street handily on the bottom line, 55 cents versus 45 cents even as revenues came in shy, driven by pork exports. apple having a strong day, abercrombie with a good report as well. apple accounted for about 14% of the move up today in the s&p. it accounted for a third in the nasdaq composite. with today's recovery, up only about a week high, but with today's up, it moves out of the bear territory, no longer down 20% from the all-time high of $700. a lot of funds cut exposure on apple according to that at the end of the third quarter so they locked in some of those gains. we'll see if they're coming back in now. >> that's exactly what i was wondering. >> you wonder how much was selling ahead of the fiscal cliff to lock in capital gains, right? >> what we were just talking about last segment. >> now you can get back in. >>> another big talker today, twinkie's big developments in the battle to save the twinkie. hostess and bakers union agree

of the year? > > there are, and those are stocks like the apples of the world. if money managers weren't into apple, they've got to get into that, and in some of the other s&p stocks and in some of the dow stocks. so you may see money changing hands, people taking profits out of apple, and these money managers having to get in, and the like. > > got it. thanks very much. that's scott bauer of trading advantage . some call it big brother - video cameras watching over you while at work. but it's producing safer food products from the beef industry and better hygiene among healthcare professionals who sometimes forget the basics, such as washing hands after treating patients. the company that makes camera systems that watch over you says they're also watching out for you in terms of consumer protection. that's according to adam aronson, whose company, arrowsight, watches by remote camera half of the beef industry and meat processors such as osi. "if osi can improve productivity by 10%, there's opportunities for other industries like this." it took the largest meat r

we need to know what's in yours, too. >> pretty straightforward, a mix of apples and then the brown sugar. >> we going in? we're doing everybody? >> ladies first. >> i know what mine tastes like. so i'm going right to dylan's here. >> dylan, it's good. >> wow. i love the cinnamon. >> do you like it? >> i haven't had in in like 25 years. that's amazing. >> thank you. >> it's really good. >> the secret to mine because on top of the apple crisp gets dried out -- >> you win. >> melt the butter and then mix it together. >> that's what i tasted. >> it's the butter mixed in with everything on top. >> let's try lester's. >> hers is good, right? >> here is the thing. they're different. can't they both win? >> i like that. >> they are different. >> good. >> they're good for you. they have fruit. >> there's a lot of fruit. >> think of all the antioxidants. >> and yours has oats for your heart. >> oats and lots of apples. >> this is easy. a lot of butter and the strawberries and the apples. >> the first ingredient shouldn't be butter. >> it takes on its own -- >> they're so great. >> really. where do

as you led into the segment, because of the impact on apple and nasdaq, it has its own weighting, and that's why it moved. liz: oil a huge story, pretty significant jump of more than $2 in the aftermarket. what are you hearing about the tensions? neither israel nor the gaza strip is any major producer in oil of any form, but any tension forces countries to take sides. >> that's the whole thing. anyone who trades oil is looking at that. if you look at the options today, the volatility really didn't move out, it actually came in on this move. now normally, 2, 2 1/2, 3 dollar move to the upside, there would be frantic to buy some calls out here. there really wasn't any panic out here as far as where i'm standing. it might be a little bit short lived. everybody is going to keep their eye on it. if things escalate and get out of hand, i don't know about supply disruption but the thought of it could send prices up over $90 a barrel here. we're risking knocking on that door. in the options arena, i didn't see any big flight to try to buy some calls to the upside here. liz: that's significant

>> a variety of apples work best. want them to balance out the flavors and consistency. >> we have this recipe online by the way. if you want to try it yourself. could we try a little bit? >> please dochlt. >> i want you to tell me about this cake you just finished this morning. >> yes, isn't that lovely? we did this three layer cake. we do all kind of cakes. suitable for weddings or any occasion. >> and i also understand your cookies don't get any better. an exact quote. >> we've won many awards and fortunate to get lots like that. >> i think i need to take one of those. what are you doing for first friday snz. >> we often have free cookie give-a-ways and fall specials. we will be here. >> that's the final thing i can say. thank you very much. and a big thank you to the green trees. they've been playing for us all morning long here. one of many music groups playing on friday night. they'll specifically be at the pink shop. we have a link to leesburgs. come on out and enjoy first fridays. they don't get any better. fo

them one is you know there's a there's a chain of ownership or apple stock but there's no change of ownership for the futures contract that part chilton's overseeing it to see if the see through naked short selling reserve the j.p. morgan of life matters to smash the price of that only for the effect of supporting the dollar and creating mayhem in the markets that's no different except it accepted there is there is an enormous amount of truth in that there are all sort of some differences between apple and the truth is true that you can't there's no gradation of truth is you can sense an enormous amount of truth that's black and white they're committing fraud that's the fact now who's going to stop and park shelton the blonde non regulator who gives great lip service but does nothing gary gensler the former goldman sachs guy who sits around says nothing but you know pays with pain a lot of money and who knows what else is involved with what's going to twenty going to take what's he going to. stark honesty in that market analysis is the answer is the ma

all of this coming out of apple into people's pockets this morning. now, $2.5 billion into the economy is a tremendous amount of money. but really jon and marla, a fraction of what apple has stuff into the mattresses. it's in the hundreds of billions of dollar that is they have cash on hand. >> you need a big mattress to put all that in. thank you very much. >>> is it raining yet. let's get a look at the forecast. >> ceiling leaking in here. >> we'll get that fixed during the commercial break, jon. good morning to you. taking a live look at san jose. you can see the clouds. it feels like it's going to rain out there. but we'll have to hold off until later off this evening. showers creeping up into the south bay at about 5:00 p.m. but not before we hit the 70s in some cities. 67 here in san jose. san francisco, 66 degrees. we're not going to be this warm for a while. so enjoy it while it lasts. first storm comes up from the south, packing a lot of moisture. we're expecting the bulk of the moisture to come through over the course of tomorrow morning. ano

apple off of the lows, but whenever apple is lower, so is the nasdaq. monster beverages up today. the best performer in terms of big caps on the feeling that fda isn't going to have a big crackdown on energy drinks. green mountain coffee ahead of its earnings, also up today. acadia is the huge winner today. shares more than doubling on monster volume. more than 45 million shares trading hands. the company has a drug to treat alzheimer's in late-stage trial. rather, parkinson's. they still have a ways to go before sending it to the fda. this stock was trading below $1, folks, in the fourth quarter of 2010. its biggest stake holder took a 5.25 million share stake. nice return. >> good stuff. bertha, thank you. thank you very much. there we are. shares of apple on a tear this week, jumping more than 10%. more good news, research firm says apple's iphone has now overtaken google's android software in the u.s. smart phone. does that mean you should own apple over google? it's one of our favorite topics on "talking numbers." let's do that now. you like google over apple. is that allowed?

and speaking of apple a management shake up at the company, uproar over the new iphone flawed mappingystem led to ouster of richard williamson, manager in charge of that program. the company is now consulting without side mapping experts and pushing its maps provided to fix several mistakes that replaced google maps on the new iphone 5. the fight between hp and autonomy getting more intense, mike lynch fired off a heter demanding the company explain charges that they used accounting tricks to inflate the value. hp shot back saying it would not provide anymore details. over to google larry page met with officials today. ftc wraps up it's 19 month long antitrust investigation if the company's business practices. sources tell bloomberg google seeking to persuade fcc it hasn't broken laws. the company is reportedly worried entering into any settlement with the agency may hurt its future business dealings. the company and motorola units settle a lawsuit with immersion corporation that has sued motorola claiming some of the smart phones infringed. under the deal google will pay for past mis

let's take a check on shares of apple. ns in just the past 15 minutes or so where we accelerated the losses to the downside. now we are down by 1.5% or so. officially in bear market territory as of yesterday off 20% from the all-time high of 705.07 of september 21st. eric jackson is a long-time apple holder and a "forbes" columnist. thank you for being here. >> nice to be with you. >> you're an apple bull but you have to be worried a little bit. a bear case is made on the technical side and the technical side you know down 21%. it's breaking through supports that it should have held such as the support made in july the next stop in terms of support is the may low of 528 and approaching that right now and on the fundamental side, we have had an earnings miss on this. no clarity in terms of new product categories in a couple of months. >> yeah. i respect the market technicians and how they look at it. i mean, what i pay more attention to and i think what is bullish right now is just the chatter, the sentiment you hear in the

the weekend launch of apple's newest ipads may not have the hype of other apple product launches, but the company sold three million of the devices in the first three days they were on sale. that was stronger than the average estimate from analysts. shares gained 1.4%, recovering a little of what they have lost in the last six weeks. the three million sales includes the ipad mini and its newest full size ipad. a monday buyout in the banking business. stifel financial will buy k.b.w. the new company would concentrate on financial services for mid-sized companies and individual investors. stifel is the buyer, spending $575 million to buy k.b.w. the deal offers k.b.w. shareholders the equivalent of $17.50 per share. the offer pushed k.b.w. shares up 7.2%, closing just shy of the implied buyout price. the buyer fared well today too. stifel shares rallied 2.1% on the combination. four of the five most actively traded exchange traded products. the lone loser among the group, the financial e.t.f., down 0.2%. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> tom: tonight's word on the street, bonds, re

the pumpkin butter, roasted pumpkin puree, little bit of apple juice. e juice, rich cornbread with spice and sweet, which is great. >> what is sara eating on the end? >> pumpkin, mason jar happening, kids can make them. set them up. pumpkin milked cream with milked chocolate and candied popcorn brittle with whipped cream and shaved chocolate. it's go time. >> all right. calories already. great to see you.

the pumpkin butter, roasted pumpkin puree, little bit of apple juice. le juice, nice and sweet, got this nice, rich cornbread with spice and sweet, which is great. >> what is sara eating on the end? >> pumpkin, mason jar happening, kids can make them. they're fun. set them up. pumpkin milked cream with milked chocolate and candied popcorn brittle with whipped cream and shaved chocolate. it's go time. >> all right. calories already. great to see you. >> happy holidays. >>> tomorrow we have a big show, "twilight" actress mckenzie foye is going to be with us and chris tucker. >>> plus, people's magazine sexiest man alive. >> happy birthday to bo's mom.

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. >>> then, the question -- is the shine off of apple. practically everyone has an i-something. y stock is sliding and plenty of people want to know what is wrong with the once mighty tech giant. did you ever think you would hear stock sliding, apple in trouble? >> i think financially they're okay. >> think they are. >> a bunch of guys who knew what they wanted and rode into a mall to get it. real life scene out of a james bond film. have to hear the details on this one. wild video there. >>> first, a new threat for the millions who are still recovering from super storm sandy. a nor'easter bringing rain and wet snow to the coastal areas of new jersey, new york and connecticut. shutting major roadways. and the nation's largest commuter railroad. >>> more than 1,000 flights were canceled with more likely as the storm spreads through the region this morning and weary residents who just got their power back, yeah, have lost it again. jim dolan of our new york station, wabc in the area hit hard by sandy, staten island. >> reporter: even in the snow they're working on staten island. wh