polaris is the largest power sports company, celebrating a 65th anniversary here outside the new york exchange with quite an array of new products lineup i am joined by the chairman and ceo, scott wine. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having us out here exciting day celebrating the 65th anniversary as a company, 24 years on the stock exchange fun day to ring the bell. >> in terms of ringing the bell and meeting with investors, what's the message >> the message is how well the company is positioned. the portfolio of products as the world largest water sports company, investment in productivity, technology, 30 brands we have, covering so many different parts of the power sports industry, we're excited about the future. >> and in terms of future, stock is up something like 5 or 6% today. you have this lineup to begin as being very well received by wall street investors and analysts. i notice you have one of the newly designed raisers out here, there were fires and death related to it. your response? >> it was a one sided, i wouldn't call it investigation our commitment to quality, a

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target to polaris, you can go through a long list of these companies. i think that's probably part of my bullishness sometimes or whatever it comes because of that, what we're seeing it gives you the diversity i think the interesting thing is so far the consumer has held up and all you've got to do is look at this whole earnings season, you look at walmart, target, even michael's stores, it's really impressive to see how strong the consumer remains. now is there weakness on the horizon? i would think however long this trade war goes on, i think it will continue at least through probably at least december or further, that's going to start being an issue, i think, and slow down the consumer in some way, especially in the areas that are so positive like we're talking about now. >> so as the markets remain a few percentage points away from all-time highs what's the saying, markets don't give you -- >> market don't give you that long to buy the low or in this case sell the high >> are we there? >> yet they have. >> yet they have. >> no, i'm not saying i'm al

hey, leslie, we have a big show coming up we are revving up for it scott wine will join us, ceo of polarisrs. we're going to talk about all these vehicles and products, health of the consumer, trade and tariffs. so much more coming up leslie, i'll send it back to you. >> all right. >>> keeping our eyes on at&t, that stock one of the top gainers today. guys, what do you make of all of this stock price reaction with regard to elliott being the key fulcrum in the situation i have to imagine if any other activist came in, we wouldn't see this type of stock price reaction, up now 3.4%. >> you made clear the reputation elliott has for getting hands dirty, the size of the stake, relative underownership of the name itself, and probably the suppressed stock price in the past few months, right david is well koicoiled for a m like this. >> at&t has been a strong performer this year, underperformer in years past, no doubt there have been plenty of questions about the acquisition strategy that elliott makes a focus in part of its letter over the last number of years, whether it is worth having done, i

that was certainly the case for a name like polaris, which actually rang the closing bell here there'sr indian motorcycles sit heerg behiting d us i spoke to scott wine earlier on "squawk alley" and one of the takeaways there is really how strong the consumer still continues to be especially amid these low interest rates one of its competitors, harley, is also higher today, as well. but joining us to talk about the market day, stephanie link, head of global equities research at nuveen mo mona moyhajan joins us here as well mike santoli, i think the market you used is ambiguous? >> it is ambiguous in terms of knowing whether what we've been dealing with since august, the fierce about growth, compression in bond yields is really a stutter step in the expansion or if it's, in fact, the leading edge of something worse. and i think the market has been contending with that today, in the last week, it's kind of interesting. i think the collective thought was, look, maybe markets overshot in august in the short-term on this recession trade, on this idea that you have to only buy defensive stoc