richard anderson at delta. today, we don't have any fruitcakes out there trying to start airlines, so it's a stable industry. >> we've also been talking about higher oil prices, highest level in months because of the turmoil in iraq. just wonder if that has an impact on customers trying to board those planes. >> remember, there's no airplane flying today when it was designed and you would have thought oil would be at 50 bucks a barrel. so, t a different kind of a system and that means as oil prices go up, the transportation system is going to have to adjust for that and that means there's going b to be less flying to some smaller and mid sized communities and the air transportation system will have less reach. it's just raw economics. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> up next, we are qult "on the money." we'll talk to the business school professor exporting entrepreneurialism >>> do you have the right skills for living in a start up world? a group of students took the classroom on the road to learn from en

richard anderson at delta. right now today we don't have any fruitcakes out there starting airlines that would have any affect on anybody so it is a stable industry. >> we've also talked about higher oil prices, risen to their highest level in months because of the turmoil in iraq. i wonder if that originally has an impact on the airlines and in turn the customers who are trying to board those planes? >> it certainly is going to jack things up. there is no airplane flying today when anyone thought oil to be at $50 a barrel, let alone $100. it is a different system. so as oil prices go up the transportation system has to adjust for that. that means there will be less flying to some smaller communities, mid-sized communities and the air transportation system will have less reach. it is just raw economics. >> michael, thank you so much. >>> up next, we are "on the money." going to school means going global. we'll talk to the business school professor exporting entrepreneurialism. >>> and are millennials taking the

at delta. this thing continues to fly to the upside, richard anderson and that crew, they got this stock movingn the right direction, valuations are incredibly low. >> murv, you're up next. >> whole foods a name we talked about a lot recently, stock up at $65 a share a fewant moss ago, pulled in all the way down to 37. we no he that the margin compression going on. but i believe it's still a growth story, going from under 500 stores up to 1200 stores in the next few years, but if you look now, it's had a nice bounce off that 37 level, trying to up today to 42. i think a whole lot more room from whole foods, rumor of a publix deal in play last week, i don't know if anything like that comes to true "i, hole food a lot of value. another name, i want to own financials, not the big ones yet. i like new york community bank, a name we have done well. pace dividend of about 7%. great name there. with some upside. also, blackstone. we talk about m and a in this environment, i think a lot of upside. blackstone benefits from this m and a environment, about have about 10% higher to take out their old high