p. diddy. >> or was it sean collins? >> it wasn't p. diddy. >> why would i know?> exactly. >> but this made me go -- >> emc music factory. >> cc music factory. >> earnings were good. i thought given valuation it should have traded higher and it didn't today that concerns me so i say fade it, without the jar. >> so i am tired of that noise and therefore i'm going to trade this one i trade it for the following reason we actually got out of the numbers. basically their core annuity stream is growing at 15% in terms of the software subscription i realize it is an environment where we don't care about valuation, but relative to peer group i do i think relative value is important at a time where you may look at the growth andsoft force sector and say i would rather own oracle. >> i would trade this one as well i think it is playing catch-up here with s.a.p. and they're both outperforming salesforce. as tim said, salesforce is up 12%, 13% year-to-date. so i think oracle makes up ground with s.a.p. even though they're not exactly comps. >> last but not least, exxonmobil,

p. diddy." i can do that, you know. or "prince" to "symbol." or "r.ly" to "correctional inmate 4725." these are changes i can get behind. but "ree-anna"? no. you know what naiks even worse? is that she wrote a whole song called "what's my name." that would have been the perfect time to tell us your name! she should have been like ♪ ree-anna that's my name ♪ ree-anna you're pronouncing it wrong." finally, it's graduation season. a west virginia high school principal is leaving his graduates with one final lesson-- although it's not the lesson he wanted. >> a high school principal is facing major embarrassment today. he gave a speech at his school's graduation ceremony which one of his students thought she'd heard the speech before from, all of people, actor ashton kutcher. >> be smart, be thoughtful, be generous. >> inspiring words from a high school principal at graduation. but one graduate thought the speech sounded a little familiar. >> it's really three things. >> for me it's really three things. >> first thing is about opportunity. >> the first th

tom brady, gwyneth paltrow, p diddy, mark wahlberg. celebrities have driven the trend. scarlet: dr.z as well pushing the idea of alkaline water. cannabis. we are looking at shares jumping today. taking control of its biggest shareholder, privateer holdings. does this change what it does? >> it does not seem that way at all. privateer is a private equity fund, one of the first private equity funds dedicated to cannabis. it is backed by peter thiel, who people know well. they are kind of one in the same. the three founders, one of them is the ceo of tilray. they own 70% of the shares. one of the most prominent pot companies out there. it is a question of when the lockups expire, are these guys going to get rich? the shares were north of $200 at one point. the three founders were billionaires. there is a question of, are they going to cash out? it hangs like a cloud over the company. the privateer guys are not going to flood this year is out there so that is why shares are up today. caroline, if you look at tilray overall, the stock is below $44. yes, doing very well. whether and here