i think priceline, priceline, i think a lot of people priced in the negative fx effect and slow europeanh, based on august travel numbers started to price in weaker this is a stock that i think still one is a major kind of almost a monopoly in this space. i realize there's other players but these guys dominate so aggressively around the world, valuation-wise, i think probably 15% upside. google, as you talked about, complacent long, google continues to give you 20% out of 25 multiple. >> what do you think? >> yahoo!. >> is i will? >> yep. yahoo! now again because there's a lot of hedging going on on the stock, volume of the options as well as the stock, hedging against alibaba. and like ebay, you're not gonna get, when the activists get involved it doesn't just throw a switch. instead, you get that pop when they get involved, but then it takes months before something plays out. i think that plays outers of the next there he to six months, mel and i think yahoo!'s higher because of it. >>> coming up next, a volatile day on the street. we have your top protection plays after the break. >>>

growth stocks. >> what about priceline? earlier this year as it passed through the $1,000 mark and we don't see around here a lot like probably should have held on to the shares. >> should have held on to the shares. >> when did you get out of it? >> when they were a penny stock. >> stock. >> really? >> oh, yes. >> why did you get out of them? >> dotcom was failing and i had a lot of shares. not realizing completely how -- what a well-run company it was. and so it survived the dotcom fiasco. >> oh, yes, it did. >> you've resigned with them in 2012 for the negotiator campaign. did they got give you more stock then? >> well, they did. and i'm glorying in it. >> so you do still have a position. >> i have a position, somewhat bent over the position. >> certainly better than if you had exited entirely from the company. >> exactly. i would never do that. it's too good a company. >> what's the magic of a thousand-dollar stock price. everybody is all obsessed with it. how would you react to that? >> well, that's an interesting ques

i think people feel that others have caught on to priceline's model and if that's the case, then priceline'sgins can't hold up. i, myself, am less certain about priceline's margins than i have been in a long time so i understand the selling. i also think, by the way, that travel will be hurt by ebola and if you don't think so, i think you're being a little too pollyannaish. you have price cutting and a real challenger to priceline and you have ebola. let's go to don in new jersey, please. don? >> hi, jim. i've been looking for a stock with a long-term growth potential. i've been buying taser, tasr and it's one of the best growth stocks you think in the country. what do you think in. >> i'm in agreement. i did a whole segment, a whole piece on our show about why i like taser. taser has been winning a lot of orders, but right now taser is in the category of companies that people say it's too speculative for me and i don't have the earnings momentum i want. i think taser is a good level of speculation. it it ain't no pepsi or allergan. it doesn't look like it will end any time soon, but we'll k

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daddy, this is blair, he booked this room with priceline express deals and saved a ton.ot everything i wanted. i always do. he seemed nice. >>> i'm geeta guru-murthy with the latest headlines for you. turkey has announced that it's helping iraqi kurdish fighters to reinforce kobane, the syrian border town under siege by i.s. militants. >>> and the world health organization has declared nigeria officially free of ebola after six weeks without a case. >>> strikes in the airline business, aaron? >> yeah. the german airline has cancelled more than 1,000 flights today after its pilots -- actually, they called for a two-day strike. the dispute is over those retirement rights. more than 200,000 passengers and 2/3 of its scheduled flights are set to be affected by the strike. however, the union has also extended this strike action to cover long haul flights, and that kicks in tuesday, tomorrow. but this strike right now, it's lu lutthansa's eighth this year. >> some of the buzz surrounding the launch of the new apple pay system that rolls out in the united states today. some stu

for example, priceline, a company that people are invariably saying wow, that sounds too expensive. sometimes it sells for 18 times earnings but has a 20% growth rate. if priceline's gigantic dollar amount scares you away, just divide everything by ten and then it won't seem so frightening. for those of you new to the game, we use the price-to-earnings multiple to value stocks in relation to each other, and whenever you're making a valuation comparison, you always have to consider the growth rate, too, but if you only take one thing away from this segment, just remember that you can't value stocks in a vacuum. you can only value them in relation to each other, and the index overall. herb in florida. herb? >> caller: sunny florida boo-yah, jim. >> sweet. wish i were there. >> caller: yeah. listen, jim, i've become a bit of a crameraholic since my retirement. >> thank you. >> caller: i've raised cash preparing for a correction. then went on a bit of a shopping spree. >> okay. >> caller: i messed up on one of your prime directives of trying to keep it under ten. find myself with 45 pos

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priceline is advertising booking.com on your door step here heavily.in you guys and priceline have hundreds of people realtime bidding to get the inventory up there on google or whatever platform. that is the main stay of the business in many senses. what you say again and again in the conference call is that the cost of acquiring those clicks, what you're paying the likes of google continues to rise. people say is there a point where the online travel agency model becomes seriously challenged because there are so many competitors? >> the main stay of the business are consumers who come directly to us. the googles of the world, trip advisors of the world are new customer acquisition tools for us. we bring those customers to us and we introduce them to our loyalty programs. it's a big, big program once we get the customers loyal they come and repeat to us. we think it's a very, very good formula. prices are increasing, but the big players who have great service, who are able to bring those customers back again and again, ourselves amongst them are the o

google down, ebay down on the year, priceline down on the year, amazon. and so to me, i think it's important when you think about the health of the rally, you need to see some of these market leader as perform well. so next week amazon scheduled to report q3 earnings. never do we expect earnings. and i just want to make the point implied move is about 8%. that's $25 in either direction. here is the thing. over the last four quarters, the stock has moved on average about 10%. and when you look at the year to date chart, you can see these huge gaps on these earnings misses here. and so when you think about it, it is suggesting that investors are no longer happy with this company not demonstrating their ability to earn cash. and i just want to go here. look at this intwo year chart o amazon. it gave it all back. and some of you know what this is. this is the triangle of death. if you have a break below this 300 on big volume on fundamental news, it could be completes out. you could see 250, something like we saw in netflix. and one other point. amazon is a b

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you go google, priceline, amazon, ebay. 30% plus so their revenue and profits out of the region and reduced estimates by 5% because of that fx exposure. that's the head wind to the guidan guidance. >> throwing in the stronger dollar, that had to take a toll, too. >> we were just talking about the dollar there. if the european markets really roll over hard and we go back into a recession there and a demand impact on the businesses, you will see further cuts to estimates. that's downside risk. >> gotcha. >> larry, what about you? where are you buying and selling? >> well, i tell, buying right now is continuing facebook. you need to be in the evergreen models and that's why you look at facebook, continue to grow. i said last year it's $100 by the end of the year. i theic to that. i think after the earnings call they blow it. video advertising and instagram. apple is going to continue to go up. i have it at $120 stock not just because of the great products and 10 million iphones stole but the enterprise and the ibm and the cont

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daddy, this is blair, he booked this room with priceline express deals and saved a ton.i wanted. >>> hello. welcome back to "bbc world news." our kasia madera. our main headlines this hour. the world health organization says that a major outbreak is unlikely in north america and western europe, as president obama orders a more aggressive response to future cases. >>> a search and rescue operation is looking for 70 missing trekkers in nepal after up to 30 are killed by avalanches in the himalayas. >>> oscar pistorius is back in court for a fourth day to hear the arguments about what kind of sentence he should be given for the killing of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. the south african athlete could be jailed for up to 15 years, or he could stay out of jail and be given a sentence in the community. a cousin of ms. steenkamp finished her testimony today by saying that she wanted to see pistorius go to prison. my colleague karin giannone is outside the court in pretoria, and karin, it's been an emotional time for reeva steenkamp's cousin. >> reporter: it has. the whole stee

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priceline, as well. what do you think about earnings? >> yeah. think it's been a much better season than expected. and i think that that's raised forecasts looking down the road. it's showing and confirms that we do have a healing economy. stocks are fairly priced. probably going to continue to go up. as previous guest mentioned, though, we really haven't had a significant pullback in five and a half years. that will happen some point but i don't think we're anywhere close to having a bear market by any means. >> do you want to pick up the point that peter was making that he believes that will be a bigger correction down the line and as i said at the beginning of this conversation, we've moved over 10% in 12 sessions. so we've corrected the correction now fully as we trade out here today. >> it's definitely an overbought situation right at the moment but at the same time, if people are holding cash waiting for a really big bear market, they better get in now. probably have something like 10% some point. we really haven't in the last five and a ha

priceline, for example, big exposure to europe. mcdonald's. going to put out a list this afternoon of a dozen or so companies that have 30% or more of their revenues -- this is just some i chose after talking with s&p this morning. but this is not a trivial matter for a lot of these companies, what's going on in europe. that's why we spent a lot of time on chooi fla, another issue. you mentioned the yum brand. good news and bad news. the bad news is they're still seeing declines over there. the good news is that the trend is turning around a little bit. that's why i think the stock is trading up fractionally today. let's take a look at an ipo. didn't mention any ipos this week. hubspot pricing at 22 to 24 tonight. that's what they're looking for. they raised the numbers. it was 19 to 21. this is one of those cloud-based marketing. small deal but big area. inbound marketing. basically the idea is, how do you drive traffic to your business, to your website. the new way to market is write a blog, use social media. how do you know it's working? ho