the company confirming we're going to have a special promotion, but the same analyst at raymond james upgrading the stock today from a strong buy to a market perform with a $70 target. clearly he wasn't that spooked once he confirmed his own news. >> i followed that and it was a weird story. monster beverage. >> monster beverage earnings beating by three cents. ubs raising from 82 to 70. everybody wants to juice up and get goosed up on the energy drinks that taste, you know, like energy drinks. >> supposedly give you some energy. as for universal display. >> i don't have enough of that. panel, big drop. a favorite of herb. he's been all over this company. guiding wall street down. they see sales as low as $90 million for consensus of $100 million. right now stock down over $4. >> wow. okay. it is time -- >> to defend the international investor. listen to what steven rattner, former auto czar said this morning on "squawk box." >> i don't think the individual investor should be playing the stock market anymore than you should be taking out your own append appendix. >> apparently individ

cnbc contributor and with castro capital with raymond james.ou know the rules. 30 seconds and the clock is going for to you tell us what's on the list for tomorrow. your clock begins. >> three things i'm looking at. claims for starters and very important that the jobs picture is here in the u.s. looking at retail earnings in light of fossil and macy's gets another round with kohl's in the morning. the state of affairs in the consumer. i will be at the industrials conference at wells fargo. they are presenting an industrials conference and caterpillar will be getting the state of affairs on the economies. >> we will be watching that and macy's and the retail numbers tomorrow. clock is ticking. >> all right, maria. we get a bout oversold and beaten up metals and energy. keep an eye on the trade. something is going on there. i am high on rizzo energy. next year's estimates over $4 trading under $10. the estimates, that return or growth would be over 80%. a nice trade in the metals and beaten up energy names. >> why tomorrow? >> we have seen relati

raymond james analyst says he is hearing about, seeing, whatever, surprised discounting on the company'sg mattress, the cloud supreme. forget cloud computing, this is a mattress. he think that indicates, it is not selling well, also says the short sellers are hammering temper paidic. >> and a dose of sunshine as drug makers stock is jumping after cystic fibrosis therapy showing vertex over the past year. oh, look at the spike today. up 54%, incredible over the past year, up 5.7%. >> up next, gluten free pizza. sort of. we'll explain when we return. like in a special ops mission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep, you'd be targeting stocks to trade. well, that's what trade architect's heat maps do. they make you a trading assassin. trade architect. td ameritrade's empowering, web-based trading platform. trade commission-free for 60 days, and we'll throw in up to $600 when you open an account. i have twins, 21 years old. each kid has their own path. they grow up, and they're out having their life. i

i have a raymond james freedom funds account consisting of mutual funds, bonds, and income accounts.a fee of 1.75% per year on approximately $130,000. this is costing me about $2100 per year. is this wise? or are they just depleting one of my nest eggs? >> oh, a really good question. and david, you want to tackle that? >> and do you feel free? >> yes. >> here's what i want you to find out. first question i have for you is that 1.75%, does it include the mutual fund fees, or is it on top of the mutual fund fees? and the reason that's a really important question is, this 1.75%, and there's mutual fund fees on top of that, your real cost for that investment account is more like 2.5%. that's really high. so here's what i would tell you. you can go back to your add vieder and first of all, try and negotiate. the reality is 1.75%, that adviser has some flexibility. he's not going to want me telling you this but that can probably be brought town to about 1.25%. that saves about $500 a year. the other thing is that you're in an account that has active mutual funds. well that same firm also o

aaron kessler, senior internet analyst at raymond james joins us to break down the numbers. aaron, welcome. >> great, thanks for having me. >> 50% move since friday? that's unbelievable. >> yeah, it's a big move, but you've got to remember, the stock had been as high as about $25 a few months ago and now it's back down to as low as about $10, so it's still down 30%, 40% from the recent high. so it's getting a nice bounce and likely short covering as well on groupon. >> is there any reason to urge anybody to buy these shares ahead of such a big lock-up, which is just a couple of weeks away, in which somebody said today they expect a "tsunami of selling"? >> yeah, i think that is definitely a near-term risk. i think we remain on the sidelines near term, given that potential risk to the shares. longer term, i mean, clearly, they've put up a better portal than people were hoping for and guidance is strong. so incrementally, we're more positive on groupon, but we're on the sidelines near term. >> brian kelly has a question for you. >> i do. so, you're on the sidelines, so what wo

raymond james says buy the dips here. ubs has come to the defense of the name, but it's obviously taking a hit. the volume on this stock, sue, triple the average daily volume already and we have a lot more trading to go. back to you. >>> we're going to vegas, mike. >> vegas! >> you think we get there by midnight? >> we're going to be up by hundy by midnight. >> that was gary on the way to vegas. the only guy wearing the tie, by the way. filled with the big money players, so, gary, what are they talking about? what's the big scoop? >> sue, that was crazy. by the way a lot of your old friends behind me say hello. a lot of the chatter is about carlyle group. obviously a lot of private equity players are focused on what's happened there. the hedge fund managers placed a deal last wednesday, five down days in the market and finally broke the syndicate penalty bid of 22 yesterday around this time. let me point out that those that have bought the stock, bought into the deal wanted to point out to me this company's going to repor

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so far, this is according to raymond james, for the second quarter, we are 5% below the same period lastthe stock market are to the downside. i want to put this up quickly, the volumes of where it is going, dark pools are one-third of all of the volume that's being reported out there. no other words, one out of every three trades occur off of exchanges in the dark pool today. that's rather remarkable. that's a much smaller number five years earlier. >> i wonder how much smaller. >> i can get that for you. it is less than half than it was five years ago. >> thank you so much, bob. great stuff. the ceo and director of cowen and company is joining us live with his views on the tech sector, what he sees in the ipo pipeline. but first, a look at the winning and losing stocks from europe's trading day. ncer ]e a what if you had thermal night-vision goggles, like in a special ops mission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep, you'd be targeting stocks to trade. well, that's what trade architect's heat maps d

you remember a few days ago, a raymond james analyst came out with a note that said his checks said theybig discount promotion on one of the best-selling mattresses. that crushed the stock. today that same analyst is upgrading the stock, that's right, upgrading the stock after the company did confirm, yeah, we are having a promotion, 12 to 17% off from about mid may to early june. the analyst saying the sell-off was overdone, so it's an upgrade. so down one day on rumors, up the next day on the news. that's your market. that's a mattress. >> don't you love it? thanks, brian. >>> we're also watching shares of cisco getting clobbered down by more than 8%. right now the maker of computer networking equipment reporting better than expected calendar k-3 results, but issuing calendar q-4 quarters. mark has a sector perform rating on cisco. guys, great to have you with us, simon, you have the outperform rating. at this point why do you stick by this stock when they have said low single-digit revenue growth, well short of what the street was expecting at large. >> yeah, certainly the sequential

james williams and raymond jackson shook hands with the judge who declared them innocent after decades behind bars. >>> and in colorado, robert dewy was released after a court hearing that exonerated him of a rape and killing, also based on dna evidence. he had been in prison for 16 years. >>> in canada, a large container was found washed up on shore, and inside was a harley davidson motorcycle, with a japanese license plate and was very rusty. indicating it was debris carried across the ocean after the tsunami in japan 13 months ago. >>> well now here's your first look at wall street. the dow opens at 13,213 after losing 14 points yesterday. the s&p lost five points. the nasdaq fell 22. taking a lk at kwloefr seas trading, the nikkei sang 169 points. well the s&p sealed its first losing month of the year on monday, thanks to economic worries overseas and here at home. banks were the biggest losers on news of spain's recession and that s&p 500 cut the credit ratings of 11 spanish banks, this as a much sharper-than-expected decline in midwest business activity added to worries that the

with james curtis williams and raymond jackson, dallas county has now cleared 32 convicts in this lastark strassmann tells us this has become so common in texas that the wrongly convicted there have joined forces to help one another. >> reporter: at this parade in lancaster, texas, six convicted felons were hailed as heroes. all had spent years behind bars for crimes they did not commit. >> we're just blessed to have this opportunity to be here today riding around in this parade enjoying our freedom again. >> reporter: christopher scott was arrested in 1997 for murdering a man in his neighborhood. a witness identified him as the gunman but scott insisted he was innocent. when did you know "i'm in trouble"? >> when they found me guilty. >> reporter: he was sentenced to 40 years in prison. >> i thought everybody that went to prison was guilty. and then when you see the pages turn on you and you be put in a position like that, you know you're in prison for something you didn't do, that changes your whole way of thinking. >> reporter: 13 years passed before the real killer confessed. scott

raymond jackson and james williams spent 27 years behind bars, nearly half their lives, until dna testing implicated two other men. >>> and dna technology has helped to free a colorado man who spent 17 years in prison for a rape and murder that he did not commit. robert duey was facing life without parole until dna showed it was another suspect. >>> and the luck of the irish has run out, at least for a las vegas institution. early this morning, the parking garage of o'shea's irish-themed casino demolished in this rather spectacular implosion. it will be replaced by new shopping and entertainment complexes. if i had to admit how many st. patrick's days i spent at o'shea's, i might not have a job. so -- back to you guys. >> end of an era. >> nothing to see here. not anymore. >>> we're going to go to the terrorist threat on the anniversary of bin laden's death. human bombs. brian ross has been reporting on al qaeda for more than a decade. he broke this story. and this is something that al qaeda has tried before but on a much smaller scale. >> reporter: that's right. now the concern is they m

with apologies and a few handshakes, a judge exonerated raymond jackson as well as james williams.spent nearly half of their lives in prison until recent dna tests implicated two other men. jackson is hoping to start a business now, and williams recently reconnected with his childhood sweetheart. they are now engaged to be married. it's heartbreaking that three decades behind bars, at least they get out and have a chance to start over with what's left of their life. i hate to hear cases like that. >> the power of dna. the power of dna. >> can't argue with that. >>> here's your tuesday forecast. showers and mountain snow in the pacific northwest and northern rockies. strong storms with a chance of tornadoes from kansas to wisconsin. downpours around chicago, indianapolis and louisville. morning showers from new england to the carolinas. pretty hot across the south. >> 30s south. 80s from dallas to atlanta. 49 up in beantown, 69 in detroit. 78 in kansas city. phoenix at 93. albuquerque, a comfortable 82. >>> well, anyone with a bicycle knows how important it is to carry a sturdy lock

raymond professor of academics at stanford university and george p. schultz, senior fellow in academics at the hoover institute. dr. james galbraith is the lloyd and benson junior chair of government business relations and professor of government at the lyndon b. johnson school of public affairs at the university of texas at austin. dr. alice rivlin is a senior follow in academic studies at the brookings institution and former vice chair of the federal reserve board of governors. without objection, your written statements will be made part of the record. you will now be recognized for a five minute summary of your testimony and we'll begin with dr. herbener. >> chairman paul, ranking member clay -- >> keep the mike up close. >> and distinguish members of the committee, it is an honor to appear before you. left to the market the production of all goods including money, passes the profit and loss test to socially beneficial production. like all private enterprises a gold mining produces if the revenue from the sale of its output exceeds the cost of its inputs and beneficial because the value of inputs to satisfy its custom

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