>> rainbow unicorns,s herb esp. >> i'm sure the stores look fantastic. lem is, the 90%, 70% -- >> unicorn. >> the rest of the store -- there, forget it. i'm covering everything. i love it. i love it. >> all right. let's hit our friday edition of pops and drops. the biggest movers of the week. a drop here for f-5 networks, down 17% on the week. beeks? >> most of that happened today it was because of earnings. it was a bad week and a bad day to miss earnings. again, people are talking about this being company-specific. when you start to track them together, i think you probably look more like sector specific. >> drop for phillips 66. grasso? >> a lot of head wings -- head winds -- >> on unicorns. >> that's right. i would stay away from these names. i was long valero. i dropped out. >> drop for yum brands. tim? >> the theme for this week, multinationals that are running into problems in china. they are under attack. yum is no different and the stakes have probably gotten right with at least fears of the asian bird flu coming back for this company. i think yo

tom i wish i lived in the world that's in your head the one with the puppies in the rainbows and the in the unicorns i wish we could make everything equal and fair but we can't they've tried it. once probably no. i don't know with anybody also sometimes do you think stuff wasn't what we need here in america where everybody is equal if you're talking about communism where everybody is equal now if you're talking about democratic socialism like they have in virtually all the countries in europe yes and i was all right how many countries in the e.u. are going generally better right is right and great all the scandinavian countries are solid there were really far more so how did their tax rate is what seventy eight cents and after you have made your first million and cypress then it got me i think it's common thing yes and it's ok they don't have to go and bigger and wider mouth got to do with socialism it has to do with the e.u. will be back more it's a nice long liberal. world with science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. british style.

rainbows today. >> i went long unicorns. >> in the container board industry, you like that or some other names there beakers was on that story for a while. i think to me, the most interesting thing out of everything is the japanese. the dollar-yen is headed to 120, 125. >> four-year low today. >> it's going to keep on chugging. toyota motors, which you everylay a chart of the two, trades exactly the same. i think that continues to go up. so to me, as much as people want to say the yen is a crowded trade, i don't think it's going to stop anytime soon. >> chain store sales out tomorrow. higher gas prices and an increase in the payroll tax. will retailers be feeling the pinch? joining us now with her retail read is gabriella. great to have you with us. >> thank you. >> we've heard retailers talk about rising gas prices and the impact of the payroll taxes, we heard family dollar and delta talking about the sequester and the impact of consumers' willingness to spend. what are you seeing across your space? >> i think there's definitely less to spend and march is not cooperative from a weather perspective,