brand natural light sour seltzer, that's gordon ramsay and past blue-ribbon t seltzer all buy you thoseet back to the office boston beer during innovating of its own it launched extra hard seltzer and the alcohol level goes from 5% up to 8% and that never worked out well in college but will see credit suites remain bullish on the stock, some of the weaker seltzer players are going to get shaken out i wonder what happens will be go back to bars and i'm trying to picture you same barkeeper give me a natural light sour seltzer and make it a razzle-dazzle blue raspberry. jack: i love that ppr brand, let's move on to actionable ideas all start with you carlton. >> mine is to read the columnist week i took a look at regional banks and mentee bank will require people's united and 3.3%. jack: a lot better than a cd. >> i'm looking at aluminum cans 14% this year morgan stanley had a significant shortage of cans and it looks like a good chance to pick up a solid company to reduce price. jack: it can shortage, thank you for grabbing that, carlton and jack great ideas. check out this edition of bar

people haven't been to bars where they can try a new brand of hard seltzer.rinking one before the pandemic, you're probably still drinking that one because you have haven't had chance to venture out to new ones. and there's the possibility for your favorite athlete to sponsor one. white claw is the dominant player in the market but if you look at the growth of hard seltzer without white claw, it's 132% higher as opposed to 5% higher. so, white claw sells are decelerating hard seltzer sells have been decelerating as we enter the summer as things open up, it's travel sensitive. seltzer consumption is going to triple by 2025 they believe. >> to that point, mike santoli, boston beer has not had a particularly good run. it's down over the past three months >> right but it's really just giving back a chunk of this massive gain that happened beforehand it was very much an unexpected stay at home pandemic play if you look at a two year chart, it just actually started to race higher right in the spring of last year. so, it is suffering, i think, on the back end of it

market and got two clear winners in vizzi and topa chico hard seltzer. in order to focus and put all our investments and efforts behind our two clear winners led us to the decision to, in the u.s., stop producing coors hard seltzer. up in canada, coors hard seltzer is doing really well gaining double-digit share in some big retail outlets in canada it will continue in that market. >> fascinating love to know what accounts for the differences in taste between the two countries. how much longer do you think the seltz zer trend will continue? people were asking, what's next? if that category is cooling off, what comes on its heels? do we know yet >> from our perspective, the seltzer category is here to stay we also have been saying for quite some time now, it's growing 10, 20 or 40%, it's still the fastest growing segment in our space it's good for the beer industry and surely good for our overall portfolio. we, in the second quarter, we allowed our largest share of premium space and the seltzer certainly played a big part of that so it's here to stay from

now by 19% karen, it seems like everybody and their brother has a hard seltzer brand at this point ifmarket afls which i don't know if you do often, but you know that for a fact. >> i don't, but i do know hard seltzer is everywhere in my house and after a night of the kids being alone it's everywhere in the house super popular for sure but it's interesting to me, but it got competitive already and i'm sort of surprised, but i would let sam shake out a little bit and get over the hangover and maybe look at it a little while later. >> guy, your two cents on this >> those commercials just on the back of those commercials alone this stock deserves to be down twice as much as it's down now those commercials like what do they call it with the ear tick things they make me crazy, number one number two, the stock had a huge move to the upside and another $100 and that probably makes sense, and i think tim would echo this, as well and just goes on show you how ahead of the curve at constellation brands was and continues to be and the hard seltzers and i've been at those kids parties and seen ev

it was seltzer everywhere. >> why were the analysts so caught -- i'm not trying to argue any technology here. this is clearly just a fad but why were analysts caught so flat footed? shouldn't the company have adjusted expectations? >> well, they're not going to adjust expectation when there is still tremendous demand in the seltzer category i think you're right there's just massive competition. this is something so popular that everybody is in it and once everybody's in it you reduce your ability to sell that's what's happened in this case there's too much competition in this case. >> does anybody know what the next big thing will be yet or just time will tell >> you're asking me? >> wrong person. i have literally no idea >> did you say gin and tonic >> i'm going back to gin and tonic. let's go back to fundamentals. of course gin and tonic is a technology play of course. but i like the old fashioneds. >> if you package up these days in a single serve portion, that might be the way this is heading. you can see d

credit suisse issued the new rules for hard seltzer seltzer will gain 10% of the u.s. including things like hard seltzer tastings, sponsorships and large public events and the credit suisse note says that will benefit big brands the most. white claw currently the leader. credit suisse sees a huge opportunity to grow share and actually white claw's growth is actually decelerating during 2021 back over to you. >> more competition. thanks. >>> up next, we're looking ahead. levi strauss earnings are on deck we're betting big on stretch to denim. coming up when "closing bell" comes right back hey lily, i need a new wireless plan for my business, but all my employees need something different. oh, we can help with that. okay, imagine this... your mover, rob, he's on the scene and needs a plan with a mobile hotspot. we cut to downtown, your sales rep lisa has to send some files, asap! so basically i can pick the right plan for each employee... yeah i should've just led with that... with at&t business... you can pick the best plan for each employee and only pay for the features

they also have a thing called truly hard seltzer. it is a favorite at home stay at home drink. go back out to restaurants and bars, we think they will go back to good old-fashioned spirits. same thing is true with doordash , another u.s. company that does a food delivery that we think will falter from the standpoint of current high expectations. dani: i have seen those hard seltzer's only where -- everywhere, and it was only a matter of time before they got a feature in bloomberg intelligence. [laughter] thank you, tim. coming up, we will discuss china and more signs of the economy topping out there. we will bring you the details, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ dani: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." turning to china, more signs of the economy topping out. we are joined by juliette saly in singapore, digging through the data. what is it telling you? juliette: yeah, certainly the gauge for services showing a deeper downturn than we saw in the official gauge last week, with that the reading at 50.3 for june, well below estimates of 50.9, showing the weakest amount of ne

bad news, it's with natty light sour seltzer [ audience ohs ] >> steve: oh >> jimmy: that was a mixedn someone out there likes it [ laughter ] someone likes that [ laughter ] and, finally, warning, a guy with seven fingers says, "who wants to shoot off ssigns. just a couple. if you see those, just know. well, changing gears today senate republicans voted to block the january 6th commission that would investigate the capitol riots. [ audience booing after the vote republicans stayed they'll gladly explain their decision in an upcoming qanon -- i mean q&a. [ laughter ] [ applause ] thank you. that's a great crowd. senate republicans said they'd rather investigate something more important, like, why wasn't paul rudd in the "friends" reunion? come on! [ applause ] that makes more sense. here's some good news. right here this weekend all new york beaches will be open and vaccine buses will be stationed on a few of them [ cheers and applause and just to make sure they attract a crowd, all the vaccine buses will play the mr. softee jingle. [ laughter ] yeah, the vaccine buses are a great ide

. >>> that hard seltzer boom which was so hot is going bust right now. boston beer tanking, down 24% as sales of its truly hard seltzer fizzle out. okay. so bring back wine coolers, okay? bartings and james. i'm telling you, people. that's my drink. >>> all right, america's big cities on edge after yet another shooting in washington, d.c. last night. the second in less than a week. what we're going to do is we are about to bring in the newly-public company using a.i., artificial intelligence, to sniff out guns and weapons everywhere. it's being used at hershey park, wynn's casinos, wrigley field, the metropolitan museum of art in new york city and more. the evolve ceo is here. he's going to show you how his technology is changing the game on security. again, they just went public. closing bell ringing in 48 minutes. the dow holding on to 35,000 by just 2 points right now. we are coming right back, don't go away. ♪♪ liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four!

so many seltzer brands there are a million of these. >> they are everywhere >> if you can get to theohol because they are not buying it and taking it home as they were in the pandemic. >> they may have been late on the hard seltzer push. >> white fang? white claw thank you. that was the one joe was obsessed with. >>> when we come back, we'll talk to the ceo of an industrial company of this mystery chart. as you can see, the stock is up more than 120% in the last year. the ceo says he expects the company to set a new record for quarterly earnings next quarter. 'soi tjo unext if you're 55 and up, t-mobile has plans built just for you. switch now and get 2 unlimited lines and 2 free smartphones. and now get netflix on us. it's all included with 2 lines for only $70 bucks! only at t-mobile. rush hour will never feel the same. experience, thrilling performance from our entire line of vehicles at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. lease the 2021 is 300 for $379 a month for 36 months. experience amazing. this past year has felt like a long, long norwegian winter. for $379 a month for

and then the last story today is america's fascination with hard seltzer fading as the arrow white clawou're seeing some slipping in sales or what's going on. i'm breaking up with day drinking and was up eyes with white claw, whereas low calories. you are packing on the pounds there. get a nice buzz throughout the day. >> it's low calorie 4.3 billion dollars in sales really started. i think in the summer of 2019 but exploded for the pandemic of 2020 as we saw it as an option at the grocery store. they were sold it was. didn't know i can tell. you're drinking alcohol your calls. just ads. but everyone copy, course, dead budweiser in hot and highs or bush. and that led from a 49% growth last year to just 4% this year. it's still a very popular brand of alcohol and it's still growing nicer wine or beer. but with competent, with success, breeds competition and also we have our our options back where we were going to the bar. yes, we want our spirits are mixed drinks are some other options other than council seltzer, so to speak, truly who's on mice and on on down 20% because of the categori

but keith seltzer, barbara's defense attorney's expressed stick suspected wolfe had a more practicale 15 years and testify against whoever is accomplices might be -- >> sure. >> lo and behold the week after the jury convicts them a first degree murder, there was an option at that point to maybe get that 15 years back. that was his motivation. >> in other words, santa barbara's attorney, wolfe would sell out barbara anyway he could to get a reduced sentence. of course, there was the uncomfortable fact that the two unprompted confessions he'd made to his ex wives, confessions in which heap portrait barbara as a sort of black widow intent of having david killed. >> well, there are two versions that he gave to each of those ex-wives. >> the stories we're not entirely consistent, said attorney seltzer. besides, he said, barbara was at home in arizona the night of the murder. how does he know that? >> a phone bill from her mother's home, placing calls to her home in arizona that night, where nobody else could have been there. >> what's a phone bill of that age doing lying around somewhere,

juba closes. dion pharmacy has been here for many years, 1st as part of sudan, vin, when it became seltzer done after a referendum for independence. since that vote, it's been 10 years of highs and lows. moses survived the war in 2013, then another in 2016. his hope now is that the unity government set up last year stabilizes the economy, and which everybody wants to have his own business and be we have an under the guise of a government and all his property protected a little bit. it was really a pretty his business on everything and that's the only reason for delta don has received billions of dollars in financial support from the international community, but tensions between president solver care and his 1st vice president react. michelle held back economic progress today. basic services are too expensive for the poor and the economy which allies largely on oil is struggling normally. would be for me to have some would away the business of revenue for it's not going to depend on i think when i had it physically given that economy heavily important to me. so if you need to have some sort

and that says something about their relationship, but also how seltzer on his phone right now is to have a listen into what they said. on my part, i assure you that i will not return you back to work again later on where to go to recover the laws decayed and put our country back to the path of development in this new job, our celebration today is very important as the whole world looks at us. every commemorate this tempt independence anniversary. would have to be fed started on is a very young country. and there were lots of challenges when it was being founded. so where do you think the country is going now? are fat mentioned where we've got young people, we've got farmers as potential. it was looking at the potential. yeah, i mean, it has always been bear, you know, when you look when i was creating 2011, the potential was that the youth were there. but the foundation is what was my thing, you know, i me, you look at civil society, they were not really strong enough. they're growing stronger. the youth are starting to make it clear that you know, they want change for the better they wa

we're here trying to get here tomorrow, organized by the union of students, and they are 14 mar, seltzer and different cities of various countries. so our 1st target, our 1st demand is just to stop to and impunity. today we're addressing our demand to the international community. we're demanding disclosing the names of those behind the killing of protests as an activist and those behind the assassinations and for disappearances. problem. well, i'll deserve luck with that bill where he is in baghdad at that protest. these are the protests calling, as they say on the government and on the international community to impunity. they say that they have the government has to bring those responsible for killing hundreds of protests in october, 2019 justice. they tell you that they're also protesting, condemned to get other great teeth, including get mismanagement corruption. we have been speaking with many professors here today. they gathered in coats and excuse me and has put a dose, a square, and then they have been marching about to kill him because they want to reach the to have quit, the he

it's coming back to play a bigger role in our business over time the fact that hard seltzer that is goneso, that's actually a sign the reopening is working, because you can't find celter as easily in restaurants and bars as you can at home. nothing is normal about the world we live in right now it's still not normal now, in serum of consumers demands, what pockets. everyone just has been to be patient, calm, it's going to be okay we want great brands and great team and great excuse. >> finally just greatly quickly which is why, when you saw the term, so you shouldn't have this shock in the market? jim cook, our founder and chairman, the focus has been always drive the business, don't spend anytime trying to -- we don't pay attention to any of that really, june, we started to get the realization this was happening it's never good to surprise the street, and, you know, we'll learn from that, and we'll keep building or business going forward. dave burwick, thank you very much. >>> we have less than 40 minutes left to go for the bell. s&p is up 1% tech is powering us higher nasdaq is up 1%.

best quarterly growth in a decade sam adams posted one of the biggest earnings misses with the hard seltzery. shipments of boston beer dropped. the stock down 24% also gm recalling the chevy volt 2017 to 2019 model years warnings to those and recalled use of those using the vehicle now back to you. >>> meantime, mark loves the metaverse. great interview with mark zuckerberg what does it mean for facebook and ad supported social platform what does it mean for that to be a metaverse? >> we'll find out probably over 10 years this thing is probably still in its early stages you can think about it as a move away from the traditional advertising business dig call payments and goods empowering creators and artists and virtual performance spaces if he has this way, this will be an entire economy. that means all sorts of different ways for facebook and others to monetize it. >> so we'll all be living our lives in a virtual space created by mark zuckerberg even if it is in 10 years, does it make sense for him to talk about it now in terms of the way they have perhaps allowed for misinformation to spr

tumbles after they miss forecast they are cutting projections for the year citing weaker sales of hard seltzeremand for the brand was overestimated. some stock was low or out of stock. >>> and finally, skechers second quarter results in sales doubled beating forecast the company says as people start to return to the office, demand is increasing for its comfortable shoes. shares up 9% in the extended trade. >>> still on deck, the nfl taking new action to tackle potential covid outbreaks. targeting unvaccinated players and their bottom lines we're back after this. hey, dad! hey, son! no dad, it's a video call. you got to move the phone in front of you like..like it's a mirror, dad. you know? alright, okay. how's that? is that how you hold a mirror? [ding] power e*trade gives you an award-winning mobile app with powerful, easy-to-use tools and interactive charts to give you an edge, 24/7 support when you need it the most and $0 commissions for online u.s. listed stocks. don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today. start your day with crest 3d white and from mochaccinos to merlot, your smil

know, will, figuring out what israel is not so so easy and most people don't want to turn to brian seltzerrry. >> tucker: don't talk so much. listen more. you are full of sanctimony. you are incredibly repetitive. it's hard to imagine more succinct summation of modern media than that. sanctimonious and stupid. exactly. smart people understand their own flaws, self-righteousness is for. that's what you see much on television. that's about it for us tonight. don't forget our conversations with dennis kucinich is on fox nation. have a wonderful evening. sean hannity takes over right now. to. >> sean: for humpty dumpty. will have more later. enke. welcome to "hannity." we are tracking multiple development stories coming up. america's two-tier justice system, it is way alive and well. a trump supporter who entered the capitol building during the january 6th riot assaulted to no one, destroyed no property, yeah, serious jail time all while last summer's are left writers, nearly 300 of them, they are getting off scot-free even when we have videotape evidence. we will have more on this double stan

i love how seltzer insisted on the little giggling throughout the entire time as if to try to make itook as if this was like a little joke between pals. oh, yeah, he's doing the bit where he calls me a hack, ha ha, it's so funny. and it was so desperate and it was so uncomfortable. it's like, you know, the scene in the movie where they introduce the boyfriend and the grandma says something uncomfortable and they laugh and says that's grandma. but michael wolf was not letting up on that, he was not going to let him get away with that t it was great because he clearly -- he was like oh, i handled that well, that was great. no, you didn't. >> even when selter said we'll do it again he was like, yeah, i'm out. it was a nice gift for the monday show to have something that awful to play. >> how about some gratitude to you >> greg: i am grateful to brian for providing me with material and content. and i just, you know, that's why i'm always trying to help him with the weight issues. >> i watched it on the plane over and over right before i spilled a bloody mary on my husband >> greg: all rig

my michael wolf called out brian in this hot debate, let's watch what michael wolf said to brian seltzeret's watch this. >> i don't want you to think that what i said at that point was in any way inauthentic, i think the media has done a terrible job on this i think you yourself you're a nice guy your fullest sanctimony you become part of one of the problem of the media, you come on here and you have a monopoly on truth, you know exactly how things are supposed to be done, you are one of the reasons why people can't stand the media, sorry. [laughter] >> don't talk so much, listen more people have genuine problems with the media the media does not get the story right, the media exists in its own bubble. elizabeth: what do you say, final word? >> well stated and the point of cnn another 80 outlets was not the truth, the point was we have to get donald trump he can't be reelected they seceded but they grew under blue their credibility in the process. doctor saphier next time you have the last word. thank you to the both of you, good to see you. up next ashley hinson joins us florida governo

some business news, coors just launched a new ice cream that is infused with their hard seltzer. pitch that on "shark tank," they pitched that on "drunk tank." you'll know it's good when the ice cream truck accidentally pulls up in your front lawn. [ laughter ] and finally, i saw that nasa sent dozens of baby squid from hawaii to the international space station for research >> steve: oh >> jimmy: and i also heard that the mission is being led by commander matthew calamari [ laughter ] we have a great show give it up for the roots, ladies and gentlemen [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: what a show! what a show we have for you tonight. he produces and stars in one of the biggest movie franchises ever, the "fast and the furious", which has made over $6 billion dollars >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: wowzers. the latest installment, "f9," hits theaters this friday, and we really love it when -- when he just made the trip to come join us in studio. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: we appreciate this and i know the - [ cheers and applause he's a good man. vin diesel is here, ladies and gentlemen. [

it's so easy to -- we've had a lot of fun with this, and it's been fun dunking on people like brian seltzerre. and it wasn't just the media that was led around by the nose by michael avenatti. you had the senate judiciary committee that went all in on the most despicable claims that avenatti was pressing against now-sitting justice brett kavanaugh. you know, what -- will they, will senate democrats ever pay a price for this kind of -- their willingness to run off with anybody who slimes their enemy? >> well, no, obviously not. and i think what the larger story is here, charlie, is that they seem to have liked avenatti in part because they recognized him. we tend to see ourselves -- [laughter] really, and we all do it in some ways. it's a sort of projection when it comes to your sense of self and they yo -- you see yourself in a person, you understand them, you can relate to them. and i think that speaks volumes about the democrats and about the reporters who have tone this. but i also think that the big losers are the millions of americans who were led astray by this all the time by media a

. >> seltzer water >> greg: i don't mind the guy partying because it means he does less work. >> we payeg: good point. we have to move on, emily. >> ughh >> greg: according to the polls, wokeness is on a roll >> that i should get used to people staring. so i did. it's okay, you can stare. when you're a two-time gold medalist, it comes with the territory. cranky-pated: a bad mood related to a sluggish gut. miralax is different. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. free your gut, and your mood will follow. do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. ♪ >> greg: is society broke? if a third of us are woke. one-third of registered voters in a new poll said they consider themselves woke, the wokeest of all the men, 35% that deal with wokeest compared to 30% of women which is weird because i thought gender didn't exist. but are men really more woke than women or is it like bathing or charity work another plo

call, this company has produced double digit revenue gains with the popular brands of beer and hard seltzer, and sees a new dawn arriving with cannabis infused beverages. ceo bill newland sees exponential growth in the business and wants to pour billions into improving its brewery infrastructure but many disagree saying the surplus could be used for buy backs or dividends. with new pandemic fears looming and some formidable competitors out there, is constellation brands buy, sell or hold >> we had the disapoinpointing number from sam. i like it. the chart suggests that the stocks of starbucks, mcdonald's and yum brands have more room to run. i have to tell you something, i agree, especially if the delta variant puts the great reopening on hold. much more "mad money," many people think of investing as an art. master works, creates the first platform for buying and selling shares in iconic works of arts i'm talking with the ceo of the private company. and then full house, nation's home builders seeing more demand that they can handle what that means for the broader economy, and the lightning

the best hope that purell has to unload their product at this point is turning it into purell hard seltzermy: yeah, i'd drink it >> dave: yeah. >> jimmy: i'd drink that >> dave: i'd drink purell. >> jimmy: dave, i think you'll enjoy this, over the weekend, senate majority leader chuck schumer was spotted on the street in brooklyn, singing with a band. check this out ♪ i want to b a part of it new york new york ♪ ♪ i want to wake up in a cit that doesn't sleep ♪ [ laughter ] >> dave: that's not real >> jimmy: it's real. >> dave: is that real? >> jimmy: it's real. >> dave: you know, after seeing that, i kind of feel like he might be more of a drummer [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: right after that, people started taking money out of the o >> dave: it's not good >> jimmy: that's our, yeah, sorry, yeah. >> dave: i actually got my start the same way >> jimmy: playing music on the street >> dave: no, as a senate majority leader. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i didn't know that i want to say congrats to phil mickelson on winning the pga championship at the age 50 [ cheers and applause becoming the oldest

in the states, it is seltzer. we don't think people will drink it in restaurants.o mention that on the fourth of july, fifth of july as that is. that is one of the themes, the reopening. but there are other themes. tim: no doubt. new management is taking action and can be an interesting opportunity from the equity market perspective. standard life aberdeen is an example where we think restructuring still is not fully appreciated by investors. unicredit, there is a lot of fear and trepidation about an acquisition. but there new ceo has not done interesting things from the standpoint of deals. that could be a positive catalyst. there are new products. that is a different theme. qualcomm is in the midst of the 5g rollout that we are all at some point going to be a part of. xpeng is an electric vehicle story in china that is quite interesting. anna: tell me about these focus ideas. you have mentioned these in passing. what are these? tim: these are high conviction situations where our analysts around the globe feel they have a differentiated view, but it is not just a

the company said in its commentary we overestimated the growth of hard seltzer and demand true lifr impactedions, sales from distributors almost cut in half in this quarter. boston beer reducing its guidance both on the top and bottom end of the range. previously gave guidance of $22 to $26 for the full year they now lowered that to $18 to $22. boston beer shares falling hard. >>> thanks so much as you said 15%. don't miss an exclusive interview with boston beer ceo tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. on close bell a lot of advertisers let's send it over to mike who is having a look at the default rate on junk bonds >> well specifically what the market is now implying the default rate of high yield bonds will be down the road. so this comes to us from kkr using some of the bond intexas data and shows over time how the market has assessed implicitly the default rate of bonds. you see it's pretty much as low as it gets under 2% is what the market is priced for right now historic default rate over a cycle in high yield bonds is well above that 3, 4% depending on what slice of the market you look at. other ti

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back on doing it much more efficiently and they've invested in innovation like coke coffee and hard seltzer this will have an impact, quincy looks at it like the uk as a template cases are skyrocketing but hospitalizations are only increasing slightly. if that's the case in the u.s. he doesn't see it interfering with reopening and compared it to the flu in that sense this is a company that got hurt on covid and on the closing of bars and theaters and sports games and restaurants and obviously is being helped by that now and has managed to grow market share they are growing better than the overall category >> the question is how long can that double-edged party continue of reopenings plus still at-home sales going well >> they'll not have results like this this was a reopening quarter but what they're showing is that they're back to 2019 levels and can potentially grow above it if the company line has been, we put in place measures to improve. we've taken the covid opportunity to reposition our place in the market, which a lot of companies have. some of the best companies have because they h

a hard seltzer, taffer's carbonated cocktails, you bet.demic everybody was making drinks at home, cooking more at home, so there's this home culinary trend that's going on now, so we want to be a part of that. stuart: you, sir, are a major success. thanks for being on the show the past 5-10 years because you've been great for us. >> stuart, this is my 9th a-- 97th appearance. three more and i want a cake. [laughter] stuart: if you're not careful, or you'll get one. john tear, what a guy. see you again soon. >>> cdc recommends k-12 students mask up in school regardless of vaccine status, but they stopped short of releasing guidelines for youth sports. interesting. ya hu's in new york. -- lydia hu's in new york, you're talking with coaches, parents, and they don't know how to prepare for sports this fall. tell me. >> reporter: exactly, stuart. they are frustrated, they're concerned about what mask mandates could mean for students particularly in contact sports like football. last year many of the youth leagues were canceled or operated with

let's look at boston beer, credits lease, boston beer can ride to have seltzer momentum to a 60% gainup 3% at $955 with boston beer. look at whirlpool. jpmorgan calls them a top pick. they say the hated name can top expectations. what do you say? >> not sure it is hated when it is up 20%. the s&p is up 15, beating the s&p by 5%. once again it is another reopening play, housing play, a beneficiary, you need a new washer and dryer, you use that money to upgrade the kitchen or laundry room, they make a high-quality product. i think you are late into this reopening play. nonetheless this is where the dollars are going. ashley: let's look at the dow winners, the dow winners right now apple, american express, ibm, microsoft and chevron, very well-known names up modestly. apple the biggest gain up 0.6%. look at some of the winners on the s&p 500, the energy names, freeport mcnamara, nucor, devon energy, all of those stocks above one, 2 one.5%. the nasdaq winners, paypal, sky work solutions, all of those stocks up more than one%. let's look at your top stock picks, let's begin with smile dire