. >> there is still plenty of anger at pepsico. >> you need to apologize to the people of washington, d.c. for your greed and selfishness. >>pepco execs got an earful friday night. >> we have paid for the costs associated with getting reliable service and we have not received it. >>smith was in the dark for five days. >> no getting convert -- information into how long it was going to be. >> i know it had to be devastating. >> the company requested 1000 kurds the day after the storm and say it the restored power to 90% of customers by the following wednesday despite widespread damage. >> bringing down broken polls multiple spans of wire. >> the motion of underground alliance pepco said it will cost billions of dollars. >> an estimate of $5.6 billion. >> people have a right to >> back to their power does not stay off five or six days in the middle of a huge he waived. >>pepco is interested in looking at the underground options but customers will have to pay at least part of that, at $27 a month. perhaps hundreds of the road and it can take decades to build these kinds of things. the pre

you have a lot of people listed here, mcdonald's, pepsico, 3 m, if that's the kind of investor you counselto be, why should i not just go buy an s&p index fund where i can get the same stocks at extraordinarily cheap price? >> david? >> 22% bullish and 42% bearish right now maria on the american association of individual investors poll that was just released yesterday, and that 22.42, it's 39% bulls and 40% bears. so there is a big overweight to the bearish side short term that's usually a sign of a little bit of rally. if you get some of the calming down that we hope for in europe you can see the markets lift here. driveen by financials. you saw it last week and the week before. the financials are the leader of the market. they they have been doing well and we had sloppy earnings report from the financials for the rest of the week. >> did david not hear my question? >> the question was basically among your stock picks are a tremendous number of very fine blue chip companies from microsoft, to pepsico, if those are the kinds of stocks that you think i would do well holding, why not just ho

a tech stock like skyworks solutions is not the same as a staple like pepsico. not hershey. sandisk is not general mills and arm holdings. the tech names like skyworks and omicron they are trading vehicles that can fly and then crash. [ screaming ] >> the pepsicos and altrias plod along step by step, inch by inch. a trading vehicle can make you a lot of money in not a lot of time. you have to take money off the table because if you let it ride that vehicle will eventually crash. potentially dropping 10 to 30% or more in days or hours. >> all aboard! [ train wreck ] >> a staple like altria can be owned long term. management can mess up. tobacco can go high. they have to cut it. business can under perform. it is unlikely the stock will fall off a cliff. you have to be willing to change your mind. got to be ready to sell when it's time. tech stocks, like smartphones, tablets, pcs are losers when the cycle is weak. a stock like skyworks solutions which makes components in smartphones can make you money when times are good but it can get annihilated when business isn

today we get data on new home sales and earnings from falling caterpillar, ford and pepsico which cameut this morning. the dow dropping 104 points and the nasdaq losing 27. toyota may be poised to take back its crown as the world's top selling automaker. the company said it sold nearly 5 million vehicles worldwide in the first half of this year. toyota is rebounding from production shortages caused by the japan earthquake and tsunami and massive flooding in thailand last year. gm held the sales ground for seven decades until 2008 then reclaimed the title from toyota last year. certainly would be big news. >> thank you for watching them for us. >>> the woman who always watches our weather for us, miss christina loren. she's here. and you know what i like? i like the day to start cool and creep their way up. you get the best of both worlds. >> we'll see a great day. it's summer time. hopefully you've been saving money on your pg and e bill. i've been spending it on other things. so we'll continue that trend today. shoes, yes. go with the open toe. you can still go with the open toe. litt

this belongs to pepsico. 5% gain and there is more ahead as the price of the commodity inputs. this part costs more than the juice. it's coming down, crashing down allowing the margins to head higher in 2013. pepsi's got a smaller exposure to europe for packaged goods. it could be on the more successful side after a long hiatus. are these stocks that hard to find? are they? are these needles in a haystack? no. just the opposite. they are some of the most obvious players out there. they are on your bureau, on your counter. it might be a difficult stock market. but only if you outthink the darn thing. if you look right in front of you. if you consider what's in this bag i bet you will find it's a lot easier than you thought. jack in florida. >> caller: jim, a big boo-yah from the treasure coast. >> hit me, sunshine. >> caller: on the subject of well point i heard about their recent big acquisition. does this put them in a position to take off and do better and better? >> yes, yes. [ buy, buy, buy ] this company recognizes there are areas where it wasn't strong enough. sure enough

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pepsico is south america.selective in the dollar being stronger and oil and interest being weaker and that is hurting energy and financials. >> you don't want energy stocks here either? >> we have been at market weight of energy. we have not been big fans for some time. we scale back, the drillers, and production, we would stay with health care, consumer staples, and with utilities. you see earnings guidance being raised and you will see this in this reporting season. utilities will be one that we think will advance. >> at the beginning of this year, a lot of skeptics about what you were saying about this economy and the market. nobody is skeptical now. >> as a great husband, the worst thing you can hear as a spouse, i told you so. so i'm not going to say that. i'm not going to say that. >> thank you so much, we'll see you on the count down in a few minutes here. >> as we head towards the close, the dow down 128 points. >> is this an opportunity to get into equities or the beginning of further bad news to come

this belongs to pepsico. 3% yield. 5% gain. i think there's much more ahead as the price of the commodity inputs. remember, this part, it costs more than the juice. and it's coming down. crashing down. allowing the companies mortgage to head higher in 2013. pepsi's got one of those smaller exposures to europe and could be on the more successful side of packaged storage after a long hiatus. are these stocks that hard to find? are they? are these needles in a haystack? no, just the opposite. they're some of the most obvious players out there. they are in your drawers. they're on your bureau, on your counter. here's the bottom line. it might be a difficult stock market. but only if you outthink the darn thing. if you look right in front of you, if you consider what's in this bag, i bet you'll find it's a heck of a lot easier than you thought. jack in florida. jack. >> caller: jim, a big booyah from the treasure coast. >> all right, hit me, sunshine. >> caller: on the subject of well point, i heard about their recent big acquisitio

it turns out as mark twain said, the reports of the deaths of boeing, caterpillar, broadcom, pepsico,anera, whole foods -- they were indeed greatly exaggerated. let's take a question. >> a big biting phils back to you from huntington valley, p-a! [ applause ] >> that could be my long-time friend steve-arino. thanks, steve. >> could a change in washington in november end splitting up the big banks trump the europe debacle and move the markets up? >> i don't think splitting up the big banks would do anything. the banks we like, steve, are the regionals. the other guy is not that consequential. yes, if we got anything but stalemate in washington, any sort of compromise, i have to tell you, we'll go to new highs so fast your head will spin which is a reason i don't want people to sell everything. stranger things have happened than politicians getting together to do the right thing but it seems like a long shot. thank you, steve. yes, sir? >> hey there, jim. a big back to you to you. question, molly corp. spiralled out of control. is it going to rebound? >> that's a rare earth company and

a tech stock like scoreworks solutions is not the same as pepsico and m nvidia is not hershey and arm not mcdonald's. tech names, they are called trading vehicles. they can fly and then crash. >> ah! >> the second half, pepsi coase and others, staples. plod along step by step, inch by inch, slowly but surely. can make you a lot of money in not a lot of time. you got to take it off the table every now and then. if you let it right, that vehicle will eventually crash actually dropping 10, 20, 30% in a matter of days or even hours. >> all aboard! >> a staple on the other hand can be owned long term. that doesn't mean nothing goes wrong. management can still mess up. price of tobacco go too high, have to cut it. but unlike think will fall off a cliff. when it comes to trading vehicles like these tech stocks you got to be willing to change your mind and sell when time to sell. tech stocks that are winners, like smartphones or pcs or tablet computers are losers when the cycle is weak. >> moo! >> a stock like skywork solutions which makes components found in all kinds of mobile device, smart

pepsico is chaired by one of the 4% of women that are running for 500 companies, the chairman of coca-cola runs can personally runs an executive committee that is trying to figure out how to advance women inside the company. of course, both a part of united nations global compact to empower women through business around the globe and on and on. i guess my main point is that as we think today about how to continue to advance women, keep in mind the private sector, companies like the ones i represent, google and others, as a great force for good. as part of our strategy for advancements. the second thing wanted is to give a charge to this group. as someone who is older than a lot of people in the room, i started here in washington in the late '70s working for my congressman from iowa as one of the first things i did was join the capitol hill women's political caucus. three years later when i went back to iowa to work on campaign, i think the same day signing a six month lease for an apartment to take me through the campaign, i joined the iowa women's political caucus. those were the things t

pepsico is chaired by one of the 4% of women that are running the fortune 500 companies, the chairman of coca-cola runs an executive committee that is trying to figure out part of a united nations global impact to in power women through business are none of the globe and on and on the. i guess my main point is that we think today about how to continue to advance women and keep in mind the private sector companies like the ones i represent as a great force for good and as part of our strategy for the advancement. the second thing i want to do is get a charge to this group. as someone that is older than a lot of people in the room, i started here in the late 70's working for my congressman from iowa and one of the first things i did is three years later when i went back to work on the campaign i think the same day as signing a six month lease for an apartment to take me through the campaign i joined the political caucus. those were the things you did in the small bands of women to try to make advances. here we are how many decades later with vol room of women in the lineup of very power