ulta is perfect. it's sitting on the 200 simple it has earnings coming up. seen really consistent growth and they have huge brands. they have the kardashians as well as kylie jenner makeup there. i'm looking for this to trade higher going into earnings and i don't think it's going to be hit by the interest rate narrative >> all right you like ulta. you also like ford that one has been -- it was really good for a while last year it's had a tougher start to the year now why pick it up here? >> i think it's a perfect time to pick it up here, because it has faded from last year everyone was buying it last year probably up at the highs when news was coming out about the ford lightning but right now what we're seeing is it's pulled back about 24 % from the highs giving investors a discount ford is having problems with a semi conductor shortage. they still have really high demand, and their new factories are going to be able to produce a lot more vehicles next year. they've also just announced a dividend, so you can see that earnings are going well. and i think we'

ulta for instance, there are over 30 million try ons of their makeup products.huge gen z and millennial audience. how do you get gen x and older millennials on board? is that a goal? jeremi: a couple of different things. as one myself, points people -- once people start talking with pictures, it is tried -- hard to go backwards. as simple as how are you, what are you doing, i was at the super bowl and it was awesome. the number of pictures i sent versus words told so much more of the story to my family. i think that behavior, as it becomes more normal, is something that helps age up the app. there is a misconception that our audience is really young. while we do reach 75% of 13 to 34-year-olds across markets, 80% of our audience is over 18. we also program in the discover section, the hand-curated news environment with things like sportscenter, partnerships with nbc, olympics content. things more appealing to a broad audience. emily: snap's vision for the future is grounded in ar. real life with augmented reality. how is this different than what meta and mark zu

homeowner contraception, because you can find a lot of stuff about the risks on social media, e m 's ulta and it's the i for example, concerns about thrombosis and stressful at home border amongst for slacken women. not sure if they might be high rescue. ganesh liars, the hall is sun angus, crazy court, hulu. there's a range of hormone free contraception methods. these 2 can have side effects and some are safer than others. condoms are the most common method of hormone free contraception need, prevent unwanted pregnancies and protect against sexually transmitted diseases. another option is a copper r u d. the devices inserted into the uterus and can remain in place for several years. the copper wire coil in the device produces an inflammatory reaction that is toxic to spur. it's effective, but it does have risks, analyst and how long women need to be aware that there's a risk that the information can spread to the fallopian tubes attached to the uterus. and that can potentially lead to, in fertility, come as a lead, women need to be well informed and aware that that periods might get heav

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ah, nato secretary general against ulta is giving a media conference at this hour. we are expecting to hear from him very soon at this point as we join our continuing coverage of russia's attack on ukraine. ah, moscow is value to retaliate off to the european union in several countries, including the u. s. imposed sanctions. ukraine's leda says those sanctions aren't enough and accuses allies of standing by as his country fights russia alone. and st. petersburg has been stripped of this year's champions. league final, in favor of paris. ah, ah ukrainian president vadim is the last key, has appealed to russia for talks, as russian troops close in on the capital here that you ensure us. i'm glad you took his interest. i want to appeal to the president of russia. he, all of ukraine is involved in the fighting. let's sit down and talk to stop people from dying with us. and now i want to appeal to the armed forces of ukraine. a stay strong, you're everything that we've gotten and everything that protects and defends our country. we've said a thanks have road into all bel

stuart: ulta? lauren: yeah. it was up 3% moments ago, but celebrity appeal.y, i know, go ahead. stuart: no p i'm not saying anything. lauren: you're looking at mark,st it's so silly. it's like when kim kardashian and her sisters sell their beauty at ulta, the stock goes up. >> it's trading off headlines, right? lauren: sure. something like that. stuart: do you really want to get into -- >> no, i'm out. kim kardashian, i'm done. [laughter] stuart: look at roku. whoa, 28%? ouch. lauren: this is a new low. they missed on revenue, their guidance was week. costs going up because they're trying to expand overseas. not only are today down 28% today, they were down 10% ahead of their earnings yesterday, and they're probably down around 80% from their highs back in the summer. stuart: before we -- i've noticed that if a company doesn't match its expectations and beat them completely, a growth stock, for example -- >> yeah. stuart: -- they get hammered, 20%. >> they're getting super duper punished. whenever a company stops beating and raising, multiples come down. and

i own ulta as well i like the stock i would buy it here.w on the call >> i try to be in the heads of the viewers. so i will ask the question, shrinkage. shrinkage refers to the loss from theft, correct? i just wanted to clarify that. guy. pete najarian, you like target and always have. >> yeah, this is a forever hold for me since cornell was hired and he's done all the right things i would say to karen do not expect to see those labor numbers get any better at all. they continue to pay more and more and more. all that being said they've been very sticky with what they've been doing with the digital side of things that kicked off during covid and they really took off in terms of that side of things. you look at it at 15 times, $5 billion in cash flow this is a cheap stock you have to own it. i own it more and more and have continued to add to it over the years. on any dip tomorrow labor was their main issue i would be a buyer. margins would get hurt but they will be able to make up for that >> walmart or target, guy? >> target. oddly enough

ulta beauty brought their cat katc katc cat catalog. they found 30 million try ons. our community loves it 200 million people engaged with ar on snapchat every day ar is an incredible opportunity on the smartphone and we transition to the future with glasses for example where you get a bigger field of view and use your hands to interact with computing. that does change the computing experience it is predicated that ar augments the real world rather than help escape to somewhere else >> some people think that ar and vr will complement each other like the desktop and laptop. are you not working on the vr everything on? do you think that won't be the case >> we are focusied on the bigges opportunity and unique opportunity to provide our community with the special experience that's because we have been focused on the camera from the beginning of the business. that's how we were able to develop the ar platform over time you know, now people come into the camera every day and i think play with something like six billion times every day. we expand that offering and build mo

things began that day when bates and two others were accused shoplifting cosmetics from this ulta beautyply shop in brentwood. police spotted the getaway vehicle in a chase ensued. another woman was driving and collided with a police vehicle before the group fled on foot. bates said she was unarmed and hiding in a bush for around 20 minutes while on the phone with her mom. the dog, she said, came out of nowhere. i really thought i was going die like i really didn't think that i was going to be able to tell the six story and really explain to know about me. one of everything. let me just traumatized in like it was sad. seen all manner of police abuse . this ranks up there at the top of the most disgusting, brutal use of excessive force that i can recall bay area civil rights attorney. a dante pointer is representing bates and filed a lawsuit against the brentwood police department this week. those officers. pursued miss bates as if they were looking for a mass murderer. and they wouldn't even be allowed to do what they did to that mass murderer, let alone someone who was wanted for retail

the superintendent is now expected to bring deadline for pows ulta the board's meeting which is on february. 16th. there are teachers, however, who aren't too happy with this decision. >> and many teachers are very disappointed about this news. you know, we've been working really hard to keep schools safe and we know what the best thing to do to keep kids safe and keep schools open is vaccinations and the district made a commitment and have them go back on their word was quite disappointing. >> 4 members had previously recommended extending the enforcement date to august, which would be in line with what oakland is doing oakland, unified district set a deadline of august. 1st. >> well, happening right now in the south bay, san jose's new covid vaccine requirements for people attending events. city owned buildings like the sapd center is now in effect. >> yeah, crawford's camila barco is live. you've got to know the rules. if you're going and you have to make sure that the timing is right because what you want to take care of we can advance at least or something. >> well, you can practically

. >> a few years ago, ulta commented there seemed to be nothing new and different. maybe you had a chance to be on the estee lauder call today. but something has changed again. it looks like that there are new and different. what happened? are we in a cycle of new and different that people are all fired up people have been at home for a long time. is there something that's changed versus four years ago where peer were concerned there was nothing new under the sun in makeup >> well, i think a couple things have changed one is as we come out of the pandemic, i'm quite bullish on our category i think consumers are ready to express themselves then i think companies like us, estee lauder, are really creating new innovation that is resonating with consumers. for us, that innovation is always centered on the best of beauty made accessible we're seeing great results from our spring innovation. this is a category where consumers love new products. love different ways of engaging with them, so again, i'm quite bullish on the category. >> i know your brands and i know they're

things began that day when bates and two others were accused shoplifting cosmetics from this ulta beauty supply shop in brentwood. police spotted the getaway vehicle in a chase ensued. another woman was driving and collided with a police vehicle before the group fled on foot. bates said she was unarmed and hiding in a bush for around 20 minutes while on the phone with her mom. the dog, she said, came out of nowhere. i really thought i was going to die like i really didn't think that i was going to be able to tell this story and really explain to know about me. one of everything. let me just traumatized there like it was sad. i've seen all manner of police abuse. this ranks up there at the top of the most disgusting, brutal use of excessive force that i can recall bay area civil rights attorney. a dante pointer is representing bates and filed a lawsuit against the brentwood police department this week. those officers. pursued miss bates as if they were looking for a mass murderer. and they wouldn't even be allowed to do what they did to that mass murderer, let alone someone who was wanted

[ laughter ] so we are in sephora ulta and -- and in target so, you continue expanding in the brand andve that hair care is self-care. and so the song is about the ritual of hair care as self-care and that authentic legacy that we come from that -- where you sit down between the legs of your mother and you get your hair done ♪ sit down between the legs o your mothe your sister, your auntie ♪ ♪ remember the scent of grease ♪ [ cheers and applause >> oh no, no, no, no >> jimmy: yes! yes! >> no, no, no, no, no. >> jimmy: yes! >> oh, it's makes me nervous and sweaty >> jimmy: no >> singing, singing. >> jimmy: you're a great singer >> singing makes me nervous and sweaty >> jimmy: sing-ging >> sing-ging. >> but you're a great singer but you must be nervous. >> i come from a legacy of quite a powerhouse singer lady [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, i've heard of - >> have you heard of her >> jimmy: i've heard of your mom, yeah, she's pretty much - >> just a little global treasure >> jimmy: oh, yeah [ laughter ] "no big deal, my mom's diana ross." >> whatever! [ cheers ] >> jimmy: "would you like to

names like marriott, ulta.earing a mask, got to wear makeup. >> lipstick, blush, changed particularly for women in the morning these days, as well as -- >> so i think, yeah. i think we're seeing the strictest of states starting to see easing back of these mandates, and i think said it, makes things smoother for the economy. less restrictions mean as smoother economy back to uber, though talk is, oh, reopening, when things will get better for uber. look back at the stock's history. prior to covid stock down 30% from ipo to the end of 2019. actually did better during covid than after i think coming ouch this, they're not necessarily making money on these rides i don't know what the real optimism is here then 11 quarters as a public company missed earnings or revenues in seven of those elven qua 11 quarters. not the best record even when the economy was running smooth. >> stock up 5% going into earnings disney the other big name headlines after the bell's warnings. >> disney diverse array of revenue streams. the k

cybersecurity paulo ulta surging in doing much better than anticipated.anticipated because in the world of cyber threat that means businesses are spending to protect themselves online and it is a boom for this company. i will initially virgin galactic, richard branson company. smaller losses and even better cash positions. a surprised a lot of people open up ticket sales to the $450,000 seats which you can afford. we only need to put down $150,000. i was surprised. i was thinking hominy people can afford this, a few hundred thousand tickets sold already. the chairman of famous d.c. guys stepping away from the company's board. david: another billionaire back in the news elon musk is fighting with the white house again. susan: he says the biden administration is ignoring his company in favor of paying more attention to say the legacy automakers like gm and ford. president biden did not save tesla until a few weeks ago. >> companies like gm and ford building a new electric vehicle production to tesla. the largest electric vehicle manufacturer. susan: he call

we mentioned a great entrepreneur with ulta beauty worth over a half billion dollars.men's day. >> and we're getting a great response. i mean, we have the right now nominations open for the women's 50 over 50 list, so nominate yourself or someone well over 50 really stepping into their power and no lying up like last year. but the response to this list globally make this event obvious at this point that there is this gathering of women who can really connect and mentor each other and also lead the place we're going -- leave the place we're going to just a little better. >> about giving. we have a fashion show where we're bringing together women from africa, from the middle east, from the u.s. we have a supermodel and her voice has been so strong about being over 50. we have a doctor who leads the idea in his fashion coming from africa bringing five african designers. this will be big. we have a party in the desert, an opening party at the presidential palace. the idea this is a true embodiment of international women's day. >> lost randall there. the forbes 30/50 summit