however, ulta has become a victim of its own success. wall street analysts got sick and tired of ulta beating and raising guidance. when that happens over and over again, as we've seen on the show, the analysts decide a company is perfect. but as the immore tal joe which brown said, nobody is perfect, not even ulta. so that last quarter's beautiful numbers actually hurt the stock. however, today as we shall find out when we speak to ceo mary dillon in the show, our insistence of being fickle on the stock was a big mistake. that's right, you shouldn't have been fickle about this. our insistence on staying behind the stock was justified when the company told us a story of surprisingly positive short and long term growth. to me, this re-evaluation was silly. dillon and ulta never really disappointed to begin with. there was no reason to revalue the stock down after the last quarter to begin with. because of that secular tail wind of the need to wear makeup, to post the best selfies on instagram and facebook, ulta is the best play. but the y

you will buy ulta at $270. you will sell it at $235. and then you will buy it back again at $265 when if you had just held on to the darn thing because the cosmetic thesis was always intact, you would have done so much better. then again, that would mean being consistent and disciplined in your view, two characteristics this market badly lacks and has all of 2016. let's go to wesley in california. wesley. >> caller: hi, jim. thanks for taking my call. the feds last week came out with a hawkish outlook for interest rates. do you look at gold and silver as a buy considering the strength it's shown over the past four quarters? short and long term, are you buying? >> no, wes. i think gold should be 10% of a portfolio. it's a great insurance. but i've got to tell you that when rates go up, i think people are going to want to gravitate so i do believe, frankly, that gold will do worse, not better, if that's the case. nick in ohio. nick. >> caller: hey, jim. so deutsche bank, considering all the negative sentiment surrounding the bank and how

ulta salon, the largest cosmetics retailer in the u.s. with 928 stores and a salon services kicker that helps to immunize it against online competition. ulta may be the best performing retailer out there right now. last time it reported, the company delivered a spectacular 14.4% same-store sales growth. but if you remember, ulta stock got slammed the last time it reported because it only posted a small beat when wall street had come to expect so much more, that the company would always shoot the lights out. the stock is now down 26 points from its highs, $252. you know i'm a big fan. we had the ceo on recently. points, but it's working its way down. i like it. oh, and estee lauder should be working here too, but it's missed the quarter several times in a row. so i can't recommend it right here because it's in the earnings dog house even as i have to admit it's the blue chip of the selfie lot. here's the bottom line. with the rise of the selfie, people have never been under more pressure to look their best, which is why it's worth investin

ulta salon. and why i'm keeping an eye on e.l.f.eauty, in case of a b l pullback as a pure play on the selfie generation. david in florida, david. >> caller: how are, you jim? greetings from the dolphin fans down here. >> your guys got 200 yards running back-to-back. there's only been a handful of guys who have done that. i don't have them. go ahead. >> caller: i wanted to ask you about mobileye and all the volume at this time it experienced over the last year. >> you know, i was going back and forth. i think mobileye had this tussle with tesla, and it really hasn't sorted out yet. i think that until we get more clarity about what happened, mobileye, which is a very good company, has a stock that's just frankly too speculative for me. but i like the thought. ann marie in new york. ann marie. >> caller: oh, my god, jim, i'm so glad to talk to you tonight. >> same. >> caller: now i understand why you call it "mad money," and i'm in the process of moving some of my money over to an index fund. i'm calling about skechers. i listened to

but it's also a distribution story with ulta.d alone stores, different than department stores. >> from beauty to burgers. chipotle shares sinking more than 2% after reviews of its new burger concept, tasty made have come in bland. the burger joint which opened in ohio, is chipotle's spin on shake shack, five guys and in-n-out burger, but diners sharing dismay. kimberly dixon writing, tasty made, thin, completely undercooked patties, looks better on the outside. other users describing the burgers as fine and underwhelming. one customer writing, this on her instagram. we are one of the first customers at the very first tasty made. good stuff. still. >> doesn't sound like good stuff, based on everybody else. i don't know. so we were just talking, actually, in the commercial about how much competition is in the burger space. and to me, if i was going to start a business right now, probably on the bottom of the list would be a burger joint. there's too many things out there. i don't think this is a good idea. that doesn't mean chipotl

. >> you have to go to ulta or one those places and get the hard head, the stuff i'm too cheap to buy, or put your hair in a ponytail or a hat on, was the wind also pick up messenger. outside now, things have calmed down significantly compared to, here, last night was pretty crazy, huh? the winds in our neighborhoods right now and we are light on the breezes of the edges of towns with winds near 18 miles an hour in henderson and nothing compared to what we saw last winds and checking in a few places, we're 81 at the wetlands park, also low 80s for spring valley and 74 near the insprado overlook and 78 for boulder city and 70s for primm where it was blustery earlier today and here's the diminished wind speeds, yes, expected to pick up in the next several days. first, looking ahead tonight, 80 degrees by 5:00 in las vegas so around the mid-70s mark under mostly clear skies, but it will be a little bit cooler overnight tonight and i'll show you how cool it will be in a second. like i said, the wind also diminish significantly across changes allowing the winds from the north to increase s

also signing a lease deal are ross, ulta, five below, total wine and fresh thyme farmers market. "when you've got tenants like that's not just the validation that's this is working. these are people who have signed on the dotted line. they are committed too it is it is. its a huge project." this project has already been in the works for two years. the firts round of businesses and amenities are expected to year. back to you. check out a gallery of renderings of this greenfield project -- when you visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. search "84 south." owning a car in milwaukee county could get more expensive if a measure in the county budget gets approved. coming up-- why some county officials say we need a "wheel tax" and what could happen if we don't. with just over a week til the election-- the big talking point she's trying to change the we're just over one week away from election night -- and polls continue to tighten this evening as hillary headlines. pollsters and analysts speculate whether the re-opening of her f-b-i investigation will affect the outcome of next t

i'm talking about ulta salon. we'll be paying close attention to their thursday analyst meeting.ber cramer fave ceo mary dylan needs to justify why her stock still can deserve to trade at nearly 31 times earnings, much more expensive than the average stock on the s&p 500 although they have much better growth than any other retailer i follow, and i follow a ton of them. that's important because even though ulta is down 40 bucks from its $278 high, it needs to say something that makes wall street fall back in love with it all over again. after investors fled this morning in the wake of its most recent good but not shockingly good quarter. friday is the big earnings day of the week with three of the four largest banks reporting. each has a very different story to sell. first up is citigroup which has gone from being a regulatory nightmare to a bank examiner's darling. but is citi making enough money to reaffirm the stock's recent move from the high 30s all the way up to 49 and change where it closed today. my charitable trust owns this. we believe it's too cheap versus his book valu

police released these surveillance pictures of the women in the ulta store on september 6. they say the women got away with $797 worth of perfume. if you have any information, you are asked to call the kenosha crime stoppers. kathy: a one-year-old wisconsin child dies after being run over by a horse. investigators say the little boy was inside a barn in clark county with his father when it happened. when first responders arrived, but later died at the hospital. >> farming is a very dangerous occupation. people get hurt, there is a potential for people to get hurt all the time on farms. i can't remember an incident like this where a child was stepped on by a horse or a cow. kathy: the incident is still under investigation. no other information is being released at this time. joyce: new tonight, making sure hundreds of absentee balts milwaukee count. state election officials have ordered local clerks to complete witnesses' addresses on those ballots. a new wisconsin law states absentee ballots without a witness address don't count. but the commission today tweaked the languag

police say caroline and breanna britt knew exactly which brands to steal at ulta stores during business hours across six states. nbc10 hit the streets of philly. >> that's absolutely insane. it's crazy that they did that on makeup of all things. >> i don't know how they would carry it all. like i don't know what would be so expensive. >> that's a lot. that's quite a bit, especially in a year. that's a lot. i would think that they're probably reselling it. that's not just all for them. >> reporter: but police say that's not what this mother/daughter pair was doing. instead, they would take the stolen cosmetics to jcpenney stores, converting store credit to cash. >> and just grab and go, you know. it's for the ease of the customer, but it's certainly pretty easy for people to take things that they don't pay for unfortunately. >> reporter: in philadelphia, keith jones, nbc10 news. >>> one night after going head to head on the debate stage, hillary clinton and donald trump were together again. it's been a tradition for the candidates to appear at the alfred e. smith foundation dinner and po

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the most important number this morning is ulta.n tonight, mary dillon, because there the guide up was significant. and retail led yesterday. there's really not that much that's exciting. >> amazing to see ulta continue to execute. >> mary is the best. >> people go in and put on the makeup, they love it. >> it's a selfie generation. i like going outside, no one cares. most people go outside first thing that happens they're taking pictures for facebook, snapchat -- snap, not snapchat anymore. what an amazing story? >> stock up better than 3% this morning. we'll let you get to it. >> thank you. >>> tomorrow, don't miss boston fed president eric rosengren joining live on "squawk box" 7:30 a.m. tomorrow morning. >>> this morning shares of gopro dropping sharply. new report from piper jaffry says new for amazon estimated 12% to 14% of gopro sales that according to the report. gopro plans to resume shipping to amazon at the end of october. you're looking at that stock down. >> when you go skiing, do you have a gopro? >> i don't, yet. one

caroline britt and her 23-year-old breanna shopshifted the cosmetics from ulta stores and returned theitems at jcpenney scores. our nbc 10 make-up artist says it wouldn't have been too hard for the pair to steal the expensive products. >> this little container here is 2 ounces. this is larger than what was taken. >> so easy to grab. >> super easy. the box this comes in is this big. >> both mother and daughter are charged with shoplifting, identity theft and conspiracy. >>> convicted excongressman chaka fattah has been fleer clef 4 of 22 counts of his corruption case. the conviction on the most serious bribery count stands. fattah was convicted in june of orchestrating several fraud schemes to raise money for his campaign and personal spending. a sentencing date has not yet been scheduled. >>> decision 2016, 18 days to go. to the election and the push for pennsylvania will be in the national spotlight. republican presidential nominee donald trump will hold a rally in newtown, bucks county tonight. trump is looking for support from suburban voters to pull off a victory in the state. a mu

>> periodically a company i talk about ulta salon. mary dillon comes out today.han thought. she goes up to $1.35 to $1.38 for next quarter, full year guide -- wow, how does he have all those people? >> oh, chip, he wears jeans for six months. tells you you never need to wash your jeans. >> the 49ers, he happens to love the 49ers. >> but let's talk ulta. >> mary dillon is going to be talking about how business is very good. the last quarter she beat numbers but didn't guide up enough. of course 14% comps, best comps of anyone but stock unbelievable performer. >> what's it going to take to reignite it? >> what's it going to take is the rest of the market realizing there's nothing else working. domestic retail, you see best buy, almost at a 52-week high yesterday. money's flowing back into that group. simply because it doesn't have strong dollar worries. doesn't have any worries on valuation because it's come down so much. this one does sell at 30 times earnings. >> okay. but it's got the growth to prove it, right? >> those growth guys like to -- they're willing to

we're in ulta beauty stores. >> stephen: what do we have ? >> sea salt spray. >> stephen: tasty? no, no, don'put it in your mouth! want some? come on, i had some. >> no,o! >> stephen: tastes like sea salt. >> there's himalayian sea salt in there. yes. >> stephen: so it's honest. there's nothing harmful. it's theest mpany. >> no, no, no, not allowed to do that. >> stephen: put this on popcorn. >> not no! >> stephen: jessica alba says you can put it on popcorn. >> n no! stays with you. ( hter ) okay. what is this rht here? these are a new line of diapers. >> we did a ttle limited edition collection of diapers. there are bipartisan diapers. yoknow, there is so much int e wo >> stephen: they have donkey d hants tm. >> steen: isn't that sweet? >> you kno babies don't se blue ored, colors, race, all they do ise. >> stephen: you've given them a symbol of oudemocracy for em to poop on. applause ) >> touche! >> stephen: one of our producers' actually uses these. i mean, not him, hiss use these. heays they're really great. they'll holding hands. >> a lot of people want us to make them in y

also signing a lease deal are ross, ulta, five below, total wine and fresh thyme farmers market. "it's a whole other ball game and there is such a demand here in greenfield." steinhafels will also build a new store on the site. for the other businesses moving in, you should expect a spring to summer opening. back to you. a northwestern wisconsin man is behind bars today-- accused of shooting and killing a sheriff's deputy saturday night. the suspect was taken into custody early yesterday morning after he surrendered to authorities in rusk county. the fallen officer has been identified as 33-year-old deputy dan glaze. he was killed on the job while investigating a suspicious vehicle. of the incident, with firearms involved, the shooting, shots fired, you need to have the safety of the technical team." formal charges are pending against the suspect. recently-- there's been a surge of stingray injuries at huntington beach in california. over the course of three days last week-- lifeguards reported at least 33 people were stung. these injuries typically happen when the water is warm-

investigators say the two would steal products from ulta stores and return those items to jcpenney stores, in return they got about $107,000 in cash and store credit. one of the stores was at the cherry hill mall. both mother and daughter are charged with shoplifting, identity theft and related charges. >>> to the weather now, let's take a live look at the camden skyline. another record day for october, but the clouds are moving in. >> do they have to? >> i know, seriously. >> nbc 10's first alert meteorologist sheena parveen is here with the rest of the forecast. >> we are starting to cool down a little bit, now that the sun is about to set. we did hit 80 in philadelphia, we're in the mid to low 70s, 71 in dover, 73 right now in allentown, 77 degrees in coatesville. now we do expect fog overnight and early tomorrow. here's a look at some of the visibility currently, we're already seeing dover below 3 mile visibility, so it's not horrible, it's not anything i would call dense at the moment, but the clouds are getting a little bit lower, toms river down to one mile visibility. tonight we'l

we're in ulta beauty stores. >> stephen: what do we have here? >> sea salt spray. >> stephen: tasty? no, no, don't put it in your mouth! >> stephen: that's really salty. want some? come on, i had some. >> no, no! >> stephen: tastes like sea salt. >> there's himalayian sea salt in there. yes. >> stephen: so it's honest. there's nothing harmful. it's the honest company. >> no, no, no, not allowed to do that. >> stephen: put this on popcorn. >> not no! >> stephen: jessica alba says you can put it on popcorn. >> no, no, no! >> stephen: and, guess what? stays with you. ( laughter ) okay. what is this right here? these are a new line of diapers. >> we did a little limited edition collection of diapers. there are bipartisan diapers. you know, there is so much craziness out there in the world. >> stephen: they have donkeys and elephants on them. >> holding hands. >> stephen: isn't that sweet? >> you know, babies don't see blue or red, colors, race, all they do is love. >> stephen: you've given them a symbol of our democracy for them to poop on. ( applaus

whether trump used that massive deduction to legally avoid paying personal federal income tax for ulta8 years. we did talk with dana bash and here is the answer he gave. >> has your father paid federal income taxes. >> we pay a tremendous amount of income taxes. >> federal income taxes. >> yes. and beyond taxes we also employ tens and tens of thousand os people. >> eric my question now is he has paid federal income taxes over the last 15 years, yes or no. >> of course. absolutely. my father pays a tremendous amount of tax. we vas a company pay a tremendous amount of tax. >> if we ever see your father's federal income taxes it will show -- >> no question about it. he pays federal income taxes. >> for some this puts the answers to rest. few people have dug deeper than --. i spoke to him earlier this evening. when eric trump insists his father had paid federal income tax, based on your reporting over the years are you skeptical? >> well i'm not really sure anderson what anything is that eric trump has sceeen. i think both of the trump boys tend to get their father in hot water whenever th

. >> you need to focus on cosmetics, look at ulta yesterday up $27. need to focus on what's about the discounters, but i mean like apparel discount, burlington, and home. home is not slowing down. >> right. and of course we really want to look at these as a barometer for consumer spending. we're probably not looking at the right thing. >> wow. >> right? >> you're right, it's not the old days. you've got venetian blinds at jc penney before i went to college. >> now where would you buy them? >> i don't think they sell them anymore. >> they don't sell them anymore? >> i don't know. blinds to go, i don't know. >> exactly. on the internet you would buy them. >> i would buy them from tim cook. the apple has open and close venetian blinds now. >> they have a home kit. >> home kit. >> home kit. you use home kit. >> i make sure all my venetian blinds have a chip in them so they can be part of home kit. >> i have the honeywell system. >> do you? >> yeah, controls all handheld. >> there you go. got to get me one of those. >> i can get one for you. it's called go

whether be ulta salon or yesterday -- today in edwards life sciences, ew, the device you don't have toe chest cavity to do open heart surgery. they've been beating numbers, beating numbers, beating numbers and today they did a very good number but didn't beat enough. the analysts are standing by it and i think you should standby it and buy it. but this is one of those situations where they just didn't talk up enough and we saw it with when ulta salon did it the stock dropped 40 points. this is on a relative basis, somewhat actually could go down a little more frankly. but i don't think the thesis has changed because they have the better mouse trap. that's important. >> what's on mad tonight? >> the rails are a great conundrum. and norfolk southern this morning reported a number people thought wasn't so bad, i don't think it's as bad compared to the rest of the book, nick pinchuk, making so much money snap on, part of overall ecosystem, and richard pops, this may be the most important interview we do this week about a drug designed not for weight gain treating depression. no one's been

. >> bad for ulta. >> yeah.ou still, if you do go out, you've got to look great and that's mary dillon ulta. >> people will be walking outside with their goggles on. bad enough they walk like this all day. now they'll just have gaug els. >> that could be. there's nothing wrong with that. >> the mall is going to look better in virtual reality than it is in real life. you'll be ordering away. you know, in the middle of dinner the other night, a box from rulala came to my house. just point that out. >>> we've got to get to domino's, speaking of home delivery. >> so get this. >> do you want to do it after the break? >> no, no, we have to obey the programming gods. >> narcos 4, raising numbers, crowned. queen elizabeth ii. >>> when we returning, the list of ceos stepping down is growing larger. details on why visa's charlie sharf is leaving. >>> take a look at the premarket as earnings are coming in above estimates. "squawk on the street" in a moment. hey gary, what are you doing? oh hey john, i'm connecting our brai

we have been able to connect this, showing them ransacking the ulta beauty store last year. they rush in, steal the big ticket items and rush out. this hold up took just 75 seconds. the group will become bolder with each robbery. >> they started using pepper spray on the people who worked in the stores. they would ask for the cases to be opened and then grab the large dollar amount item and put them in bags and run out the door. >> reporter: the group has struck all over san francisco. at union square they made off with $64,000 in goods. $17,000 from sun glass hut, $7,800 from louis vuitton and more than $75,000 worth of items from burberry. >> these are high-definition cameras. you can get their facial features, you can seat license plates from a distance. >> reporter: the defendants face charges including robbery, burglary, conspiracy, and grand theft. in san francisco henry lee ktvu fox 2 news. >>> powder leafs are considered dangerous from the dea, but with benefits that some swear by. the last-minute delay that's keeping this herb on store shelves. >>> i thought everybo

if you're looking for a beauty play also overdone, i think it's ulta salon. it's been shelled and it has more consistent growth. i don't believe the helen of troy story is over, but i can't get behind it if there's another we're getting the labor departments non-farm, and the expectations have been ratcheted down a bit. we had paychex on the show earlier this week. remember the country's number two payroll processor. it sure didn't sound like we'd get a barn burner after speaking with the ceo, martin mucci. but a weak jobs number would actually at this point be a good thing for the rest of the market. anything keeps the fed on hold through the end of the year will cause a year-end rally. any pickup in wages will be viewed as a cause for concern. numbers. first is german industrial production. many are concerned there's a new slow down in europe because of the well known banking problem. i think that a weak number from germany coupled with the morass of deutsch bank could actually start the drum roll at last for needed fiscal stimulus. start printing some mone

we saw it with ulta salon. at a certain point the analysts figure out the game and raise their estimates where they couldn't be crushed any longer by the company. does that mean that demand has slowed? for some aggressive money managers, the answer is absolutely yes. the combination of the $19 decline in edwards life sciences, that's a 17% hit, and the actual shortfall in the earnings from surgical spine treatment company knew vasive, with a stock that fell 10%, we like that, has sent investors fleeing from the whole medical device cohort, including abio med, which is a cardiovascular company which reports tomorrow, and dex com which reports next week. i believe this group has been overly punished. but until some company stands up and bucks the trentd, the device stocks, including zimmer biomed, striker and even the much beloved medtronics will remain in the dog house. i sense bargains coming, but you got to give these -- this is day one. you got to give them a couple days to settle down. the airlines, there's

ulta salon broke the mold yesterday with it's $27 run after that great analyst meeting. i think that one can go higher even though it gave back 3 bucks today. more important, it still isn't back to where it was before its most recent quarter, which causes the shorts to get emboldened and try to knock it down. the ground looks solid, and then, boom, there's nothing underneath. that's what's plaguing the sliver stocks that i just mentioned. it may be what's plaguing the for me as a lover of growth, this is where the rubber hits the road, right here, right now. these stocks are too visible to break down without causing the entire tape to look heavy. it's as if they have a grave responsibility to the entire market, and they're doing nothing but letting us down, except for an occasional day where they dazzle and tantalize, only to resume their declines a session or two later. taylor in california, taylor. >> caller: hey, uncle jim. just wanted to ask you about verizon, vz, and the merger with it's been taking a beating in the past three months. what do you expect? do you buy,

and the $16 billion salon cosmetic company, this is ulta versus the s&p in orange, and the consumer discretionaryyellow, it is up 1400%. not bad. joe: initial jobless claims comes in amazing. i try to find a different way to show it, i go back this chart. the four-week moving average inverted at the highest level since the crisis, meaning the lowest since the crisis. the s&p 500, i want to show this because people say, the market is not based on anything real. it is just a phase. but look at it. there is fundamentals in the economy that have are improved remarkably since the crisis, and it has tracked well, so these are not bad. defensive sectors brought the s&p 500 index back from a three month low today. they are concerned mild growth will weigh on the s -- via u.s. economy. our next guest is not optimistic but is bullish certain industries. ise for an intake on this the ceo of berman international equity fund. they beat the benchmark for the one-year period by 108 business points. -- basis points. what do you think about the news out of china this morning or late last night depending on your t

. >> authorities say they shoplifted cosmetics from ulta stores and returned the item to jcpenney scoresand got about $107,000 in cash and store credit. our nbc 10 make-up artist says it wouldn't have been too hard for the pair to steal the expensive products. >> this little container here is 2 ounces. this is larger than what was taken. >> easy to grab. >> super easy. the box that this comes in is this big. >> both mother and daughter are charged with shoplifting, identity theft and conspiracy. >>> 6:07. 66 degrees outside. we begin with another warm day. before the scolder weather moves in. >> bill henley is tracking those changes for us. bill? >> moving out the door at 66 degrees in philadelphia. we have some fog along with that warmth. moist air is flowing in with warmer temperatures. you see the clouds in easton. some light fog is possible in the lehigh valley late in the day. we're likely to see a few rain showers. 68 degrees right now. 67 at 9:00. we'll get breaks of sunshine, 74 degrees. as the temperatures warm during the day, any fog will disappear. but then we're watching the

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no profit taking when it comes to ulta.he makeup retailer raised the third quarter earnings outlook. ceo will be on fast moneyy this afternoon with jim cramer. bucking the trend some transports here. american airlines getting a lift. csx another big winner. and mylan seeing a lift as bio techs get a break following a two day slide. >> thank you. see you later. let's get to our closing bell exchange. joining us rob morgan. the tambourine man from post nine. i have no idea what it means. rick santelli joins us from chicago. when you just consider financials down, utilities up today what is the message of the market? >> it is risk off. you and i have discussed this that opec really took the lead over from the fed but if we go way back it was china. china was always at the forefront of all the markets' troubles. it led the market. it actually led chair yellen to decide on interest rate policy or that was one of the things that would be the catalyst of the market or the rates issue. now you get a chance to duck and cover and get

. >>> you've got to look at ulta salons.ot only the best performer in the s&p 500 today, it is up 11.5% raising guidance. actually one o f the best p performing stocks in the s&p 500 over the past seven our eight years. this has created millionaires and tonight on "mad money", jim is going to speak with the ceo. it's a company, sure you talk about it at 5 a:0 p.m. always time, it's just printed money for investors the last nine or ten years. >> small lux kis. it's done well even if the individual cosmetic companies have had rough patches, so this is one that's found that magic sort of combination of the product and the retail experience. >> leets take a look at what you know one that has gone the other way. wells fargo. there is an intraday, the stock down about 1.5% at 44.61. on the news of turnover there at the top. there's three months. there you can see it's down about 8%. there is the story of wells. around the first of september when the news of the hacking scandal, it's really the accounts scandal. there's a new guy i

we like a name like ulta because she loves a trend, she loves strobing, she loves really thinking about contouring. no makeup makeup. the beauty trend is relevant to all kinds of consumers. wearing yoga pants. you are wearing this casualization to work, out on the weekends. that's really working. lululemon has done a great job with that kind of look. so there are ideas that should work through weather that's thick and thin. generally speaking, better fashion is less sensitive to weather. >> people are going to wear less makeup or no makeup or makeup that looks like no makeup or makeup that looks like less makeup? and what did you talk about shoulders? >> well, in apparel, what we need to see is just little changes. if you think about the women's tops business, there's a lot more shoulder detail, off the shoulder tops, as well as tops that reveal more of your shoulder. so anything -- >> shoulders are big this year, is what you're saying. >> the cold shoulder. they do actually call it the cold shoulder. >> you got the cold and the shoulder. that's pretty good. i like that. cold and the sh

the upsides are best buy, domino's, ulta, jpm.he downside includes chipotle, american eagle, lulu. >> geez, i think lulu will not be as bad. i think whole foods will be as bad. i have to tell you that i -- wow, lulu, i don't know about that. i just -- i do like domino's. domino's is just on fire. >> pizza is -- >> we couldn't get domino's where i was this weekend and i didn't know what to do. >> that's terrible. >> they have that no cheese option, david, if you're a vegetarian. >> really? i wouldn't go with that. are they also with salads? >> it's just an app. i can order it with my fireproof apple watch. >> that's so cool. >> fireproof. >> i'm hungry. would you order one? >> are you? get some kingsfords -- or get some samsungs. don't forget, david, if you see it, say something. >> i will. i do. >> see it, say something. >> i always do. >> that's all you need to do. >> actually i'm seeing this some things in vie viacom and cbs. they're stretching, they're getting ready, they're taking their sides of the field. but they haven't yet

it is up 19% in three months, ultra ulta. >> dick's sporting goods. >> they're more volatile than yourstocks that you talk about. >> you got to be able to buy anywhere, anytime you want to be able to do it, have differentiated product, got to have an experience that the customer wants. those retailers that are doing it are going to win. >> tyler don't wait. >> i want to go. i want to pick it up. i want it now. >> you can get it delivered right away. >> i think the best theater in new york is the first floor of saks at christmas time. they're going to spray you, they're going to love you. >> thank you, steve. >> spray you and love you. >> tell me i'm not right. >> wonderful. can't top that. >> let's get to meg tirrell for market flash. >> we're checking out shares of ariad, the stock falling after a report -- stock falling after a tweet from bernie sanders about the price of its leukemia drug saying drug corporations greed is unbelievable. they have raised the price of a leukemia drug to almost $199,000 a year, citing a story by stat news about the price increases. that follows reportin