sherrill your advice. >> i believe in sweat equity, and we really have seen it. still a little bit of a glut in some key markets don't be afraid to go in and do that renovation you've got tens tonnes of tv shows that will tell you how to do it, and also the internet is a fabulous thing now. there are so many websites that are out there to help you to do the renovations find the right contractor, the home it's not a scary thing and i tell you the financial payoff down the road could be incredible if you're willing to do the work on the renovation. >> i like that. and before we go, mark, i want to turn to you and tomorrow we're going to get the money that's going to be one of the big issues, can you get the money you need? what's changed? how are things different in your view quickly? >> i think realistically the most constraining factor is credit scores. today more so than in times past you have to have a good credit score in order to be eligible for a loan these days. so credit is really tight or tighter than it has been historical in the past because of that. so

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sherrill. >> well, as you know, sunday is mother's day and many moms are planning to dress up, look their, in fact, the cosmetic industry is valued at 58 billion dollars, and it's largely unregulated. but one entrepreneur is going to change all that, and she's taking it by the storm creating healthy, none toxicated products for you. >> thank you so much . >> where did this idea come from? even though it's an unregulated industry, i assume the fda is not going to allow toxic products to put on their fought relevant faces and bodies. where did you come up with this and find the science behind it inspect . >> so i came up with the idea because i really thought that there was an opportunity create better beauty products, products that were both high performance and safe. when i was looking for the market and trying to find stuff for my family, i just wasn't findings what i wanted. so in terms of the fda, i do think -- there is regulation over the cosmetic's agency, but as you know we have not passed a federal law since 1938. and the law that does exist does allow companies to put unwanted che

. >> thank you very much, sherrill. know you're not going to do it. >> heck no. >> talk about the fight, it was a letdown for a lot of people. not that much action, not much bang for your pay per few bucks really, the fight was even delayed because the cable companies had a hard time to meet the demand. but you know who came out a big winner? las vegas. that's where the fight was. tons of money poured in, and bob was held up in las vegas he was there for the fight you've got to give me the scene here because i hear that vegetation made a ton of money in this fight. >> good day for us in vegetation. >> yeah. >> it was a great weekend. people were spending money like it was unbelievable. but, you know, it's always been a fight town, stewart and this of course was supposed to be one of the greatest fights of all time, it probably damaged the fight business from that perspective, but the level of narcissism of selfies was everywhere in the room, trust me . >> all right. how know how many people the arena or the theater acco

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sherrill, he was once -- he still is, chinese richest man.lion in one day inspect. >> one bad hour on the stock market. he owns more than 84% of his company, and all of a sudden the stock started plunging. shareholders were waiting for him in the meeting, he never showed up. the company was supposed to issue a statement, and they never did and the stock plunged. question about the solar company going into this one day, in any event, china, the stock went up 625% in one year and if that happened in this country, we would be going wait a minute. what's going on? market manipulation questions about this particular company . stuart: well, it doesn't confirm the view, but there is a view that it's a gaming casino flat out. and you can't trust the numbers that are published by publically traded companies or by the government. this kind of story enhances that negative view of investing in china. >> absolutely. i mean, look, the stock dropped, again 47% in one hour. that would be gut-wrenching in any market around the world. but it does raise a lot o