apple shares are being sold to fund whirlpools and ultas. nvidia, almost all these stocks are just shared donors to the rest of the market. so look, that's descriptive. what happens next? we are in a difficult juncture. traders, not investors, are the ones in the driver seat making the prices you see. as long as we expected only a 25-point basis cut, there was a decent amount of money being allocated by the 50 basis points, that tipped the scales to all sorts of stocks that will get clobbered if the fed doesn't dl deliver on a double rate cut. then we'll have a whole shift back. most of the high profile techs only need a single rate cut so the money should flow back into tech after this initial selloff we're probably going to get when the fed talks about 25. so what were you supposed to do? i want you to sit on your hands. i don't want you to get in the way of that. without a half point tech, i'd say the non tech part of the stock market will become overvalued. why am i so circumspect about this moment? because nothing's really happening. th

ulta falling almost 2%. it's down 20% so far this year.nalyst oliver chen is behind the ulta note. he covers luxury goods and retail. great to have you here on set. >> great being here. >> part of the bank of america note is something that we all know, and that is that there's some sort of a synchronized slowdown across the globe, u.s., a major market, obviously, for retail. there are green chutes there, but the eu is flat to lower, china, the weakness is maybe just beginning. where do you stand on sort of what the macro conditions are? >> we're cautious. china continues to be a longer term issue, in part because of the housing market and consumer confidence. that's a big issue in terms of the way people spend. at the same time, europe's been touch, too. it's been very volatile in terms of geopolitics. u.s. has been better than feared, but the luxury market is still working through a hangover, specifically a lot of aspirational spending. and we're seeing consolidation, because it's not an easy industry, between saks and neiman, et cetera.

s port of new ulta built for the pipe has displaced local residents and raises questions about the true cost of this historic visit. it's a massive structure right on the outskirts of, to more or less this capital daily. a couple of months before the pope's arrival construction began in the tiny island nation on an altar that costs around $1000000.00 us dollars. so many locals are angry, particularly those faced with eviction and the make way for the all talk like this family. they have been told to leave and close their sho in my life, i've been here for so long. you've been in our children were born here at the bylaws even. we can sleep at night because we don't know where we will go. no one can tell me. with it deeply rooted catholic faith. the pope's visit is the highlight of the year for many here. but in the most that could have come straight out of the bible, local state, the government mocked old houses to be demolished with red numbers. our request for an interview went on the onset. barnaby. i've lived in it and the government doesn't care where we go. the board, but i, they j

call to 1912, the antiquities department decided that the past would go to germany, while the winged ulta peace would remain in egypt. so from this legal standpoint, everything was about food. but the laws of the time will made under the conditions of imperialism. for many egyptians, the return of the past is not a question of what is right in little bit of water is just the museums state practice. the entity is because our heritage was taken out of egypt by the page and the english. this petition is not the 1st and probably won't be the last. there are currently no demands for restitution from the states of egypt. but the moral pressure on the pressure on cultural heritage foundation is growing. you're up to date on the w news, a marion evans teen. i'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour for me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for watching the living shining dw podcast. how to make greener choices in your everyday lives. i tried to be working 32 hours a week, could be better for the environment, but of course we shouldn't be not the the, the living scientists i

the antiquities department decided that the boss would go to germany, while the winged ulta piece would remain in egypt. so from this legal standpoint, everything was about food. but the laws of the time will made under the conditions of imperialism. for many egyptians, the return of the past is not a question of what is right in little bit of water is just the museums are stupid at this. the entity is because our heritage was taken out of egypt by the page and the english. this petition is not the 1st and probably want to be the last. there are currently no demands for restitution from the states of egypt, but the moral pressure on the oppression. cultural heritage foundation is growing. d w. it's not the most currently in cairo, and he told us more about how the different government sees the call to return the fact. or officially, the chips in govern doesn't want green, never gigi's boss to be returned. however, this is a ritual refrain from a well known archaeologist, someone who is a former minister of antiquities and what us done is it where the, when you'd focus on this question,

i always thought that ulta was the great is for loyalty. >> footlocker sinking from all the best of thee know what customers are looking for, keep it simple, do not over complicate it, make it easy to sign up and easy to access loyalty points it also, add bells and whistles relevant to your customers. for us it is things like getting special access to an nba game, maybe learn how to apply points to a hot product. those are the things that we will do, we are launching our new mobile app later this year and that will make it better. our customers will have easier access to everything in their loyalty program and stripers will have easier access and technology to help the store experience. >> what do you do in terms of getting the best help. i have felt previously coming here i would have to wait when i would go it. obviously it is competitive, i don't want to wait at footlocker. are you staffed right now? >> savvy: our stripers, as we call them are the best in the industry. that is what excited me about coming to run footlocker. i love retail because we create jobs and pportunities, this

what about ulta, down 22%, this is a buy for you, as well?ere's another good investment in ken griffin, who just purchased like $50 million in exposure. but i think it's fascinating to see, there's 1500 stores it hasn't moved anywhere since covid. it's still down about 30%, so i think it's offering value. i like the fact that as a new purchase he's been selling more, sitting on $300 billion in cash. so this is a little eye opening for such a small account >> one of the places they've been selling is apple. they sold 50% of their position, yeah, it's still a large one, but that's a bail for you too, isn't it >> it's a soft bail. i still own apple. i own it in an eco-weighted manner, not in the typical way most own it. they still own $87 billion exposure the iphone 16 did underwhelm if you look at one of the best names of these four, chubb and apple. but i want to be a soft bail here >> you can't invent something called a soft bail no, you can invent anything you want what about berkshire itself, they're soft bailing on buybacks, which they did

hey, on al jazeera ulta, i'll just, sarah. well, the the the, yeah, but on the i think from the, on the virginia state america, the us, the, and the style model for some mean definitely a family fun and all of that helped a lot of me when he, when, when, when was the law in the nashville talent i was a, i'm in the mean of we learned him visit, he acted on the holiday to getting so i'm a switch computer and model of the says that are for you. how many include schedule one and that's to, to cause them 11 to can the way to get the benefit. the 18 will be here and you can see the sweet lady to lay in an ice monday. the one thing is they can even homeless. they can actually shut off with the in, nor had already biased being, whom olmstead did, until most of the blacks in queen queen is she be seated for letting young and i put into my blog. and that this article, really, if the, for a lot of stuff to a b, b, it's a set of cleaners, julio. and when my issue clearly she had played with humbler to the site says it is that on the no el

this was at the ulta beauty store in napa wednesday evening. the police pulled over the suspect's car found the merchandise along with burglary tools. >> police say that the investigation is still ongoing to find what other stores may have fallen victim to these thefts. >> governor newsom has signed a bill he says will target smash-and-grab thieves authored by assembly speaker robert grievous. the bill will impose an enhanced sentence when people take damage or destroy property valued at more than $50,000 when committing crimes, folks convicted could face additional one to 4 years now behind bars. the bill got bipartisan support. >> san jose mayor matt mahan is urging residents to vote yes on prop 36 that to measure that looks to increase penalties for retail thieves and fentanyl. drug dealers mahan joined other city officials in the little saigon in spring brook neighborhood this morning. the area host, a large vietnamese immigrant owned business community and neighbors say that they are struggling with rising crime rate. city leaders say prop

how to 1912, the antiquities department decided that the bus to go to germany, while the winged ulta piece would remain in egypt. so from this legal standpoint, everything was about food. but the laws of the time will made under the conditions of imperialism. for many egyptians, the return of the past is not a question of what is right in little bit of water is just museums is paper that this the entity is because our heritage was taken out of egypt by the french and the english. this petition is not the 1st and probably won't be the last. there are currently no demands for restitution from the states of egypt. but the moral pressure on the oppression, cultural heritage foundation is growing or there's a lot to impact here. and to do that, i'm pleased to welcome to the dates of why she's a professor of art history at berlin's technical university. she's an expert on a colonial looted art professor. it's good to have you with this. so i'm going to start by just asking you should the german sin never tv back to egypt? thank you for having me. i think so has. so it's a little bit too si

police say they got called to ulta store in napa last night about a theft and were given the getaway cars description. officers later pulled over the suspect's car and they found the stolen purse along with some burglary tools. police say that about $10,000 worth came from call to. they're now trying to figure out where the other perfumes came from. >> governor newsom has signed a bill. he says full target smash-and-grab thieves. the bill will impose an enhanced sentence when people take damage or destroy property valued at more than $50,000 while committing crimes people convicted could face an additional one to 4 years now behind bars. the bill got bipartisan support. >> san jose mayor matt mahan is urging residents to vote on passing prop 36 that some measure that looks to increase penalties for retail thieves and fentanyl. drug dealers. the mayor joined other city officials in the little saigon in spring brook neighborhood today. the area is a has a large vietnamese immigrant owned business community and neighbors there say that they're really struggling with a rise in crime. cit

how to 1912, the antiquities department decided that the past would go to germany, while a winged ulta piece would remain in egypt. so from this legal standpoint, everything was about food, but the laws of the time who made under the conditions of imperialism. for many egyptians, the return of the past is not a question of what is right in little bit of what is just the museums state for that this the entity is because our heritage was taken out of the ship by the police and the english. this petition is not the 1st and probably want to be the last. there are currently no demands for restitution from the state of egypt, but the moral pressure on the pressure on cultural heritage foundation is growing. in the united states, police have praised rock singer in john bon jovi after he stopped a woman and jumping off a bridge in nashville, tennessee authorities release this video, showing the woman hanging off the side of the bridge. you can see her there in the bottom left of the screen. on jo v was shooting a music video of the time and went over to help. after about a minute of talking, t

hard to 1912, the antiquities department decided that the past would go to germany, while the wind ulta piece would remain in egypt. so from this legal standpoint, everything was about food, but the laws of the time who made under the conditions of imperialism. for many egyptians, the return of the past is not a question of what is right in law, but of what is just the museums state for that this the entity is because our heritage was taken out of egypt by the police and the english. this petition is not the 1st and probably won't be the last. there are currently no demands the risk that you should from the states of egypt. but the moral pressure on the pressure on cultural heritage foundation is growing. you're up to date on data, but you can use up next focus on europe. looks at how muslims and eastern germany are affected by the growing political power of the far right. i'm ariana evans dean . i'll be back at the top of the hour for you with more headlines. in the meantime, you can get lots more news on our website. just go to the w dot com from me and the entire news team in berlin.

mind both of these and then if i went to my 2nd homeland gabby, now i'd be saying is janis spelled ulta deutscher we're going to hear the views of 6 young germans. they come from different parts of the country as to what they are. take on the current social climate. the debates concerning people just like them. what about the rise of the right wing populace party alternative for germany, the f d. what does their homeland germany feel like right now? the it's been, i'm osha, i'm $27.00. i grew up in ems land that's in lower sacks, any on the dashboard or so on a village kid and we've doesn't, i wish it wasn't, but that's how it is. i'm sorry, but so initially we were the only black family in india as a vendor. if you'd ask anyone where i live to, they all knew yeah, w i look, i wanted anonymity, it didn't want everyone to know me until as no fee to live with lots of people say yeah, you're totally integrated. that's great, blah blah blah. what the hell? i was born here, so how am i integrated? he think i'm not from anywhere else where my mom is moe. my name is mo, i'm 26 years old. my pa

delta 0 dot com next on ulta 0 is the bottom line. i'll be back in just a short while the, the, the hi, i'm steve clements and i had a question after the debate between donald trump and commer harris, who do americans trust to handle their economy, immigration, and the wars and ukraine and gaza? let's get to the bottom line, the with only a few weeks to go before election day. former president, donald trump encourage vice president commer harris clashed on just about everything in their 1st and most likely their last debate as candidates for the next president of the united states. harris focused on abortion and women's rights in general and stressed. the idea that a vote for trump was a vote for the past, while a vote for her was a vote for the future. trump railed against immigration to the united states and question, his opponents ability to get anything done. so with less than 2 months to go where to the candidates and their party stand, and what are the issues driving victory or defeat? today we're talking with chevy. how many ca

ulta slumped and dollar general tum tumbled 30% after slashing the outlook for the year. to the holidays. let's bring in dana telsey at telsey advisory group. dana, talk to us about what we see in the u.s. consumer given what we have seen from the earnings report so far this season. >> thank you for having me, dom. we are seeing a more cautious consumer which is hesitant in the spending. you get them to spend by offering value or innovation. like last week, it is the haves and have a-nots. you see double digit sales increases. you see walmart with a trade down from higher-income customers to them. holiday season is coming up. higher freight charges. five fewer days between thanksgiving and christmas. it will make the season in late november even more important. >> dana, how difficult is it to make some of those generalization comments about the trade down effect for consumers? i only ask because many of the dollar stores seem to have struggled despite walmart being the best performer in the dow. they are both geared to value-oriented customers. why the disconnect there? >

ulta beauty is seeing a lot of competition. all of it is painting a similar picture where the consumer is holding on, not prospering. i think the slowdown is real. >> jim, i'm going to quote my good friend and colleague, steve liesman, and say i got to push back on that a little bit because for every retailer that is down and your points are well noted. dollar tree, dollar general. 75 cent tree. savings in general. i can point to you one that's doing great. best buy stock. multiyear nearly all-time highs. i can't figure out the consumer or the consumer stock market because for every clothing store that's doing terribly, abercrombie & fitch is doing great. this has got to be one of the more confusing consumer economies i have ever seen. >> i'm glad you mentioned that because when i look at a target, a best buy, when i look at a dick's, what i'm seeing is huge cost beats, not revenue beats. so that is companies that are executing. yeah, they're doing great, but not because of the consumer is buying more stuff from them. it has to

perception is that there is something about them that drives a little bit more higher brands than ultapin us forward a year or two, especially to people exposed to these stocks. estee lauder, their issues seem specific to asia and china and the weak demand. but would be the stocks to bet on for what's working in the beauty industry, broadly speaking right now, other than amazon? >> i think generally, it's very hard to predict the beauty trends. one important factor is there's way more competition in the world than there was 15 years ago. back in 2002, about five brands were launched in the ecosystem. today, as of last year, 2,000 new beauty brands were launched. all of them started with traditional distributdistributi. it's become much more competitive, so that's why those brands are going into the strong m&a play, because they know that the consumers care more about some of the niche products. i anticipate more m&a play in this space. >> i think back to helen of troy, which had a terrible earnings quarter a couple of seasons ago and the stock was down. you look at the beauty brand, an

, and we don't remember ulta being good because right now, the stock's been under a lot of pressure,e says, multiyear turn, don't forget, and when i spoke to her, she continued to lay out, it's a big turn, but it's going to happen. i had first felt it would happen sooner. that was wrong, but it will happen. >> it certainly has been a series, though, of higher lows, going back since may. >> exactly. and i think what's going to happen here is that there's going to be a quarter where she just says, you know what? this is the turn. by the way, she's one of the few executives that everyone will say, it's not the turn yet. don't get ahead of yourself. i got ahead of myself because i saw insider buying by mary. that was my fault because i was -- what she did lay out a vision that was going to be a shorter time frame, and now it's a longer time frame, but the fact is that rebuilding the balance sheet is number one, and that's what they're doing. i find these ceos who don't rebuild the balance sheet, walgreens has to rebuild the balance sheet, intel has to rebuild the balance sheet. you've go

basically, the products that the all the teenage girls want from sephora and ulta.reens -- stuart: of course, the stock has been chopped off at the knees. lauren: this year it's down 66. stuart: modest bounce right there. super micro, i uh-oh, this was the biggest downgrade in price targets i've ever seen. lauren: yep, jpmorgan from $9950 to 500 and cut stock from essentially buy to neutral $950. after hindenburg report that cited the internal controls at super micro. jpmorgan is saying, look, we think super micro will overcome that but maybe not at the expense of keeping all of their customers. stuart: that was an enormous downgrade in target price. next case, the first ballots in this year's presidential election were supposed to have been sent out in north carolina today, but a judge just delayed the rollout to. aishah hasnie is in charlotte, north carolina. what's the problem, aishah? >> reporter: hey, stuart, good morning to you. well, look, the ballots are in in limbo at this hour. hopefully, we will find out in the next 30 minutes or so what happens with them

police say they responded to reports wednesday of a theft at an ulta beauty store in napa. and when police pulled over the suspect vehicle involved, they found this $20,000 worth of perfume from multiple stores along with burglary tools. police say their investigation is still ongoing there trying to track down all the various stores. these bottles came from. >> it's 10 34 and in the south bay, a man is accused of a deadly shooting that happened in san jose and he's now in jail. is name is sergio loya and police believe that he's responsible for the shooting. that happened on story road in august victim was found lying in a parking lot with a gunshot wound and he ended up dying in the hospital. lawyer was arrested last week in stockton. >> it's 10 35. and after 35 years, a san francisco market is shutting down and the owner says. >> crime and the rising cost of business is to blame. kron 4 sarah stinson has more. >> the decades-old bayside market will be laying off 6 employees when it closes on friday. about 8 others will be transferred to another location. the owner says c

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officers say they responded to reports wednesday evening of a theft at an ulta beauty store in napa. police ended up pulling over a suspected vehicle and found $20,000 worth of perfume from multiple stores along with burglary tools. police say the investigation is ongoing to find out exactly how many stores fill victim to these thefts. >> in the south bay, a man accused of a deadly shooting in san jose is in jail now. surgio loya is connected. police say to the shooting that story road in august where a victim was found in a parking lot with a gunshot wound in ended up dying at the hospital. loyal was arrested last week in stockton. a small business in the east bay is asking for help in staying open. it's the only black owned wine tasting room. >> in downtown oakland, it's called coco noir and they had to shut their doors because they cited crime. and now their goal is to raise $100,000 to help reopen and they are hoping that that will help them to ensure their safety. the owner is hoping to be able to have enough money to reopen september 18th. >> after 35 years of beloved san franc

worse after td cowin downgraded the makeup retailer to a hold from a by the firm expressed caution on ulta'stion amongst fierce competition and the slowing industry shares are down under 2% but have lost 19% so far this year, investors in the housing market are all abuzz now that the fed cut interest rates. fox business is holding an open house all this week were focusing on the housing market, today the ceo of century 21 is here to tell us what the thousands of real estate agents expect to see as the 30 year fixed-rate mortgage gets close to dropping below 6%. it is a fox business exclusive you're going to want to hear what he has to say. growing up in queens his parents sprung for a house that happened to be in the direct flight path of the guardia airport he became fascinated with the planes flying rate over his head so he can count the rivets on the fuselage, his passion for aviation led him to a legendary career in the industry running the texas international airlines where he lorded over the fleet of airplanes in the free world including eastern airlines and eventually he ran continent

now, he's going to hold kamala harris' feet to the fire on all of her ulta rah-liberal, progressive policiesiminalizing illegal immigrants, the green new deal, ev mandate, misnamed inflation reduction act where she cast the deciding vote, her ban on fracking, her consistent objection to building a trumpian wall on the southern border, her support for medicare for all, ending private health insurance and, of course, her big taxing and spending and regulating. of course, she was joe biden's co-pilot for three and a half years, encompassing the administration's numerous failures. even to the point, by the way, where her so-called policy web site just put up, well, it contained the source code that shows it was a copy-paste plagiarism of joe biden's campaign. wow. as kamala has said, her values haven't changed. so her many flip-flops are without meaning. but mr. trump's also going to defend his record on the economy, inflation, jobs, immigration, foreign policy. but his pro-growth economic plan will show viewers and voters the way out of the biden-harris affordability crisis where over the the l

officers say they responded to reports wednesday evening of a theft at an ulta beauty store in napa.ice pulled over the suspected vehicle and inside found what you see on the screen $20,000 worth of perfume from multiple stores and they found burglary tools as well. police say the investigation is still ongoing to find what other stores may have been victimized in these thefts. >> it's 7, 34 and in the south, man who is accused of a deadly shooting in san jose is now in jail. >> us or geale loya police say is connected to a shooting that happened on story road in august where a victim was found in a parking lot and later ended up dying at the hospital. this gunshot wound loyal was arrestednlast week in stockton. >> and space mall business is asking the community for money and help to stay open. it's the only black owned wine tasting room in downtown oakland called coco noir and they were forced to close their doors because the city is dealing with a wave of crime. the aim now is to raise on $2000 and reopen and ensure that they have enough money so that they can provide themselves wi

here is eric lopez, ulta chief supply chain officer, sharing his story. ♪ >> what i want businesses to to tap into the passion around the culture andthe relationships. the hispanic community is deep ingrained in these and by tapping in you'll find there's dedication, excitement, energy, creativity, and innovation, which will ultimately lead back to the business success. >>> time for today's "three stock lunch." fed focused today. why not? stocks for three different philadelphia scenarios we might hear on wednesday. here with our trade is chief equity strategist and mia capital management. scenario one a quarter point cut with bias in the statement or the press conference to less aggressive cutting down the line. in other words, more caution in the narrative, but action on the table. you picked alphabet. why? >> correct. i did, because, tyler, that's my steady as she goes scenario. that's a senate from the fed everything is steady and that the economy is in okay shape and not terribly worried. that, to me, speaks of an environment when the economy doesn't slump. mag serve been ride agai

there was a report that an ulta beauty store in napa was burglarized in. there were robbers in and day out. they ended up pulling over the suspect vehicle and found all these different perfumes worth about $20,000 taken from. they said many different stores and they found burglary tools as well. 35 is the time right now in east bay. small business is asking the community to help them stay open. it's the only black woman owned wine tasting room in downtown oakland called coco noir and they were forced to close their doors because of a wave of crime. now their and their goal is raise $100,000 and reopen and have enough security in and everything to handle any kind of threat to the business and make sure that things are safe and secure. the owner is hopeful they're going to get that money and be able to reopen on september 18th. >> after 35 years of beloved san francisco market is now shutting down. the owner says that crime the rising cost have just left them no choice but to close proper. sarah stinson has the story. >> the decades-old bayside market will b

back to, what does this mean for, say, an ulta, for ans est lauder -- >> estee lauder -- >> which is also the e in my blicep >> and obviously, the b in blicep is alibaba. it was an em heavy trade and i think -- but back to -- >> smiling there >> yeah, ell, occasionally, yo know i mean, it was before i actually saw the performance of that acronym. it's a case where the consumer dynamic we've talked about, especially the aspirational buyer of high-end spirits, handbags, these are things that we've heard from companies i don't think this changes anything about the apple china story, this is kind of obvious, but let's be clear about what it doesn't do it doesn't change the story for nike in china, it doesn't necessarily change the story for those companies, even a starbucks in china i think there are dynamics there that aren't going to change. can you stay in this trade, i think alibaba is a name you want to own for many years. if you want to trade this around, it's been proven you can trade it you can sit back and look at more than a third of the market cap in cash, you can look at the

there was a theft at the ulta beauty store in napa.ice pulled over the vehicle and that's where they found all of this perfume from multiple stores and burglary tools. 6.35 is the time right now. other news that we are following a nice base. small business is asking the community for help so they can stay open. it's the only black woman owned wine tasting room in downtown oakland. coco noir was forced to shut its doors because the city is dealing with a wave of crime. the aim is to raise $100,000 to reopen and ensure that they have the money to be able to provide security for them and their workers to the owner is hopeful the community will step in and help and that they'll be able to reopen september 18th. >> well, after 35 years of beloved san francisco market is also shutting down. the owner says crime and the rising cost of doing business have left them. no choice but to close their doors. kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. >> decades-old bayside market will be laying off 6 employees when it closes on friday. about 8 others will b

we heard it from ulta, we heard it from lvmh, burberry. you name the company, especially luxury, we've heard it. i think this reaction in the stock, and that's a 21% move in estee in three days, that tells you these stocks weren't trading on fundamentals at the bottom. we know about china. i'm not telling you estee at the lows was a cheap company on valuation, i'm telling you the sentiment around their core business and where you had priced in china, i think, is extraordinary. the move we've seen in alibaba, it's about 25% over the last six or seven sessions. you've got a dynamic that all of these -- and this is what david tepper said. really since the fed, it's been a green light for emerging markets. emerging markets which continue over a multiyear period to make relative lows against the s&p. at least since that fed, have outperformed the s&p by about 5% in an environment that's been good for the s&p. so, i don't think china changes overnight. i think when you get the politburo responding to fiscal policy to the monetary policy discussi

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and ulta 90, 95% of investments in startups fail.nd so you're going to disincentivize investments in those startups is the proposal on reasonable there are two things that we're talking about here, right? >> one, that you were just asking kevin about has to do with what tax rate is paid on capital gains, presumably when there's a realization event, right? like i buy a stock, i sell the stock. how much did it go up? i've realized those gains or the other question what do you do about gains that essentially go on tax forever because there's never a realization event. if you're really rich person, you can leave your assets to your errors and whatever gains you saw over the course of your lifetime will be wiped doubt, and everything gets reset when that stuff is inherited, it's something called the step-up basis so as a result, you do end up with a lot of appreciated ask whether it's a stock portfolio or an art collection or anything else where the games never get task i do think that's a problem the specific proposal that we are referri

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that our customers are less able to stretch their budgets through the end of the month and finally ultatrend saying while the beauty category remains resilient, growth is normalizing after three years of unprecedented gains and consumer behavior is starting to shift as consumers focus on value and becoming more cautious on their spending. so there's that value word again. it's kind of the word of the consumer companies, but it's not all bad news in terms was any falloff in consumer spending. >> we were talking with jim last hour about the story in the journal about 401(k)s. >> feeling good. >> the transport stocks feeling good and the countries are heading in the right direction highest since 2021 and then you look at inflation-adjusted personal income has been positive for, what? 13 of 16 months? >> core pce, i think, very importantly importantly was in line and under 0.2%. the market is coming off of another strong run in august. so it's vulnerable to shocks around the election risk or fed funds and what's priced in. >> speaking of which, you can see 1% declines at the open as we do k

right now we see ulta up a lot, maybe should start buying elf. i have tarang amin on.group but the stock is driven down by shorts. big short position there. i like it. if you want to know what's going on in this world, the big tech stocks, talk to hock tan. broadcom is one of them. then rene haas. look, arm is in everything, so let's get a little -- let's get a measure of these people before we decide that 72 hours is how we make or break apple, which is what you think is happening? >> who's going to get bragging rights tonight, you or chuck robbins, the atlanta falcons fan? >> i made chuck wear number 11 when julio was playing, we beat them, wore number 11. he was true to his word. he would probably have to find a new number to wear, but it's going to be very similar colors. >> we'll see what happens. a big week ahead for jim out at one market in san francisco. inw, all-time high up 320 pots. s&p has gone green. s&p has gone green. stay with us at t. rowe price, we help advisors move . by building agile etfs designed to outperform the index. that's the power of curios