it gives you a sad look, almost, sometimes, you know? i think the one thing that i'm really looking forward to, is to be able to take a picture alone. you know, i usually take a picture with somebody, you know, with my kids or whatever, so that the focus won't be on me. i'm just looking forrd being able to give people what i feel inside, let them see it on the outside. that's what i really want. >> with the support of her family, faye had the lift by sono bello. >> i feel wonderful. i feel good. i feel like i look good. i'm excited. i mean, i feel good inside and out now. hi, y'all! come on in! we're having a barbecue. >> oh, my god! just never thought that i would be able to afford that. so it never crossed my mind. no matter how i looked, it was just something i had to live with. and i'm sure there's a lot of women out there feeling the same way. it's something they would like to do, but they feel like that they can't afford to do it. and at some point, you have to get a little bit selfish. with sono bello, it's affordable now. >> ...2,

you see? >> take a look at this one. ns me to say it because jim has it in his halftime po portfol portfolio. >> good for you, jim. >> i see unusual activity at the 60 strike in october. the stock has been moving like this. it's been moving like that because of at least some because of apple and with this good news from apple, take a look at these calls they're buying. they're buying the 60 called in october. those are $5 out of the money. they've already moved up from yesterday right around that 55 cent level. take a look, judge. already pushing to a buck right now. i bought them. i'll probably hold them for at least two weeks. >> okay. good stuff. pete. >> i'm talking about silver, and the reason i'm bringing that up is the sl skr, some huge activity. you got this great view. you can see this huge ramp off, but we've been sort of choppy ever since. even maybe a little downward. here we are right there. the interesting thing i think going forward is somebody decided to come in today. the 18.5 calls october going out and

when you look for quality, you look for growth and then you look for yield. yield is the last thing you're looking for in that category. if you can find those you have the winning thing. look back to brexit. we were looking for quality. tjx selling off. you look for specific names and quality and then you start to look for growth. do you have growth? yes. if you have yield that's everything. that's what you look for. >> let's move to nikki because it's down graded today to a neutral. there's the stock at $56 and change. they say competitive head winds could leave shares range bound. >> anybody who has been short nikki including going into the olympics has been right because instead of seeing a significant boost, nikki is what $5 off the 52-week low and maybe $12 off the highs. it's been sagging a little here. it doesn't mean it's a bad stock. we own it for customers and we have overwritten it, meaning we've sold calls aggressively against this name because i don't know what the catalyst is until basketball really. i don't see a lot of back to school buying wi

when you look at me the changes what you are looking at. >> it changes global markets.e do worry about that. we worry about distortion in corporal markets. what that means for interest rates globally, pension fund deficits, company profits. what it means to evaluations. the key things we focus on. francine: good or bad thing? as long as everyone is aware of what is happening, it will unravel when they stop doing this? >> certainly, we would expect to see bonds rise. if they were not doing qe, given the prime levels of debt, the financial system, the weakness of the banking system, particularly in europe. we would be in a worse place if we were intervening in the markets this way. certainly, distorting the evaluation of assets. francine: this is what mark is saying and central banks are saying, is there a point where the central banks realize they cannot do much more without going to a fictitious line where it is difficult to go back and what will happen then? >> i think we are getting close to the world. avoiding -- it is clear they need more help from the countries, wh

you look at the rate of wireless progress you see it not so amazing. we are amazed by how it changed our lives but if you look at the last hundred years and the rate of improvement since armstrong created that first amplifier the pace of change hasn't changed so we should expect more. >> host: scott wooley is the author of this book: "the network: the battle for the airwaves and the birth of the communications age" thanks for being our guest. >> guest: thanks so much for having me. >> c-span, created by america's cable television companies and brought to you as a public service by your cable or satellite provider. c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, pennsylvania republican congressman keith ross joins us to discuss his latest priorities, the upcoming deadline to fund the government and the role of his home state as a key battleground state in 2016 election. and brandon boil who is a member of the oversight government and reform hearing and the hearings looking at hillary cli

you are right it in the public record, because i look it up. are price went up by $30, than thans out to more $200 million in gains all for you, personally. you should resign. you should give back the money you took while this scam was going on and you should be criminally investigated by both the department of justice and the securities and exchange commission. you squeezed your employees to the breaking point so they would cheat customers and you could drive up the value of your stock and put hundreds of millions of dollars in your own pocket. and when it all blew up, you kept your job, you kept your multimillion dollar bonuses, and you went on television to blame thousands of $12 and our employees who were just trying to make cross sale quotas that made you rich. clawing backort any or all of the pay for the person in charge of compliance? you are going to have no recommendation at all? if you have no opinion on the most massive fraud, how can it be you can collect a paycheck for being chairman of the board? in 2008, wall street promised chan

you just have to look anywhere. you see the damage that whether it's orlando or whether it's two people that just got married or they're married and they're from san bernardino, you see in san bernardino they're getting thrown a party -- a shower party or a baby party, and then a short while ago they go and they kill 14 people in the group. look, we got problems, folks. we have to figure it out. if we don't figure it out, we have to be careful and vigilant and strong. she wants to allow a 550% increase. it was very interesting. i was saying she wants to allow 500% more come in from that region. the press said i was wrong. i said what's the real number? 550%. so that time, it was true. >> you're close. >> you low-balled it. >> as long as they can prove you wrong, they're happy. but 550% increase of people coming from syria and that part of the world. we can't do it. i want to build safe havens. we'll have other people build them, by the way. we'll have other people fund them. we'll lead the charge. but barack obama ha

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you just have to look anywhere. you see the damage that whether it's an orlando or whether it's two people that just got married or they're married and they're, you know, from san bernardino. you see san bernardino, they're getting thrown a party, a shower party or a baby party, and then a short while later they go and kill 14 people in the group. look, we got problems, folks, we have to figure it out. if we don't figure it out, we have to be careful and vigilant and strong. she wants to allow a 550% increase. you know, it's very interesting, i was saying she wants to allow 500% more coming in from that region. and the press said i was wrong. i said, oh, what's the real number? 550. it's true, they said i wasn't wrong. >> you lowballed it. >> as long as they can prove you wrong, they're happy. 550% increase of people coming from syria and that part of the world. we can't do it. i want to build safe havens, and we'll have other people build them, we'll have other people fund them. we'll lead the charge. barack obama h

you look awesome. tell us about that look, jill. >> home run. >> this we because these long denim jackets are really in. i took the belt off. hi. you look gorgeous. >> thank you. >> and we just added a statement belt which you may already have in your closet. but everything from chico's. look how we changed the look. so now you have two looks for work. and her dauer approves. >> looks great. >> you look great. >> all right. >> you look professional and i think that's the role you're going to play. your daughter is a creative stylist, young creative genius and your role, mom, is really to be the professional in the house and work with the vendors. you look great. >> thank you. school outfit? >> yes. especially since i had the makeup and the hair done. my eyebrows. >> thank you so much. good job, guys. appreciate it. >> a one-two punch right there. >> she had second, third, and fourth acts in her life, and she's not done yet. we're talking about debbie allen. she has something new and great to share with

you play in the pool? absolutely not. if you're lookingigh risk high reward, i got to tell you something, i think there's a chance we which back here a month from now. we're talking about valeant. >> i am playing in that pool. buy the calls. the reason you do is the volatility is not astronomical. stocks made the plotting move up to the mid20s towards 30. i think the opportunities are there. and you know your risk going in. the cost of the calls is what you're putting out there. it's not like going in there -- >> outright calls on a call spread. >> and as a matter of fact the call spreads might be more appetizing as long as you're able to say i'm capped out. >> shifting gears, did you miss the post brexit rally in the united states? our next guest says there is still plenty of opportunity to be found. it's now across the pond. kevin o'leary, mr. wonderful, joins us from toronto. it's great to have you back on fast money. your bullish europe you've been bullish europe. have you increased your position in europe? >> i have. because in the la

and so if you just look at the actions and the deeds of mr. trump, clearly you see that he has made big tory remarks, he has lied and therefore he iser what i consider a con man in the worst kind of comment, the the one that out and out lies in front of your face and airs you to check them and when you do check him he still lies about it. and that has happened over and over in this campaign. that, i don't know i tried to look at the best of individuals but were talked about selecting someone to be the next president of the united states you do havn to check out who they are. and the only way to know you can do that is by their words and their deeds. you go to his deeds from the very beginning, with the racial discriminatory practices within. his father in their business, you look at what he did to the central park five, never apologizing, coming up with the ad in the local newspaper to pay 85,000 dollars for it and they were showing that they did not commit it and he never said anything about it. you look at the remarks when he started out with

it gives you a sad look, almost, sometimes, you know? i think the one thing that i'm really looking forward to, is to be able to take a picture alone. you know, i usually take a picture with somebody, you know, with my kids or whatever, so that the focus i'm just looking forward to being able to give people what i feel inside, let them see it on the outside. that's what i really want. >> with the support of her family, faye had the lift by sono bello. >> i feel wonderful. i feel good. i feel like i look good. i'm excited. i mean, i feel good inside and out now. hi, y'all! come on in! we're having a barbecue. >> oh! >> being a mother of four, i just never thought that i would be able to afford that. so it never crossed my mind. no matter how i looked, it was just something i had to live with. and i'm sure there's a lot of women out there feeling the same way. it's something they would like to do, but they feel like that they can't afford to do it. and at some point, you have to get a little bit selfish. with sono bello, it's affordable now

i found my spot. >> you looked like look at you! chris pratt is one big stud. remember? can you believe "parks & rec." >> he is something, by the way. update us on brangelina. >> yeah. the latest, source close to the los angeles count ip department of children and family services told nbc news that a child abuse allegation against brad has triggered a routine investigation. anytime they get a call, whether anonymous or not they have to investigate. was between brad and angelina and then one of the kids somehow got involved in this. i can tell you i spoke with someone this morning working with brad and very close with brad and he's giving -- said two things. one i don't want any comments from anyone connected to me that are disparaging of angelina, as mom, or anything like that. i want to keep -- he would love very much to keep all of this as private as possible. of course, that's not happening. also, made, stressed nothing physical occurred. >> okay. >> from his side. but you get a call, you get a call. this, you know, the fbi is gathering information now, haven't launch

how much you look at simple central-bank -- what the fed does? evor: we look at fundamentals first of all. we got above trend global growth, unemployment rates are dropping, low inflation. environmentpportive for stock markets which is why stocks have risen. analysts have been saying it is built on money. fundamentally, it is the right time to be done well. francine: how do they make money back up if you look at earnings, a lot of them beat but it is margins being squeezed. at some point, they will not be up to cut costs. trevor: growth is patchy. trend growth has declined. -- rate growth creates capital spending has dropped and everything has slowed down. i would not say that what is happening in terms of stock prices is driven by money renting. central banks -- money printing. central banks have reached an interesting point. it has reduced threat levels globally. keeping real interest rates low. really dodgy territory when you get into negative interest rates. saving rates slightly below inflation, they don't know what you're up to. it transfers

we have got breaking news on electric cars, but you have to stay tuned for the rest of content. have a lookt gm and if you want to understand what risk is going on. oil rallying by 5%. look at the stocks. above 1%. risk bornedefinite appetite. >> a dovish tone struck by minneapolis president neil. that story ahead on bloomberg. manus: it is 6:30 in london. shot in tokyo of the emperor's palace. the high for yen, dollar rising, again dropping risk on outside the markets. it is daybreak. look bloomberg and take a at the front cover. oils new don. a paradigm shift. agreed an output deal, the cartels agree to limit production for the first time in eight years. the deal still to be worked on. isunderstand that iran allowed to produce but is this a boldface? anna: what will russians and americans do? , in itraghi's interview he said rates can rise when higher wages and stronger growth bring inflation near the ecb's goal. the fiscal latitude that he thinks the german government has. manus: can you imagine the -- new ining fiscally e-mail -- economic data with german regional inflation and the bank

charlie: if you seen what it looks like if it's not genetically modified? it looks bizarre. d this argument with deirdre. this is a good argument. i said, poor people can't shop at whole foods, and they can't. we need top create food that's affordable. i understand you can always make it better. but to just label gmos as poison. they are like the people who believe in global warming. anthony: is it going to close, yes or no. melissa: i don't think so. charlie: i'll give you a 40% chance it will close. if you think it's going to close. it's a good deal. gary: melissa, charlie, thanks for joining us. anthony: next week thomas russo and a.i.g. chief counsel will join us as well as steve sockman who served with president reagan as his budget director. we'll see you then. (announcer vo) who says your desk phone always has to be at your desk? now, with one talk from verizon... hi, pete. i'm glad you called. (announcer vo) all your phones can work together on one number. you can move calls between phones, so conversations can go where you go. take your time. i'm not going anywhere.

you look at the twitter, a, do you want antennas coming out of your ears? apple has forced to jetson technology. >> totally. gary: should the company have done something a major acquisition, this is -- when i think back to last year, tim cook is one of the few guys that if he decided to do something that wouldn't be immediately creative, i think the investor base will give him the benefit of the doubt. it was suggested, charlie, by a punch of people that he should just buy twitter because he is the one guy who if he wants to buy twitter, he can find a way to embed it into the i tunes and make it work. >> gary, remember the knock on him from steve jobs which i loved, jobs use to remind people that tim cook was an operation's guy and not innovator. that was implied knock on him. he makes things run. that's his wheel house, making things run right and i think with what we are getting at and the whole discussion is we don't think the innovation is that great. we were disappointed that it was not innovation -- gary: in the five years that he's running the compan

charlie: if you seen what it looks like if it's not genetically modified? it looks bizarre. is argument with deirdre. this is a good argument. i said, poor people can't shop at whole foods, and they can't. we need top create food that's affordable. i understand you can always make it better. but to just label gmos as poison. they are like the people who believe in global warming. anthony: is it going to close, yes or no. melissa: i don't think so. charlie: i'll give you a 40% chance it will close. if you think it's going to close. it's a good deal. gary: melissa, charlie, thanks for joining us. anthony: next week thomas russo and a.i.g. chief counsel will join us as well as steve sockman who served with president reagan as his budget director. we'll see you then. upgrade your phone system and learn how you could save at vonage.com/business this man creates software, to protect this customer, who lives here and flies to hong kong, to visit this company that makes smart phones, used by this vice president, this little kid, oops, and this obstetrician, who works across the stree

charlie: if you seen what it looks like if it's not genetically modified? it looks bizarre. argument with deirdre. this is a good argument. i said, poor people can't shop at whole foods, and they can't. we need top create food that's affordable. i understand you can always make it better. but to just label gmos as poison. they are like the people who believe in global warming. anthony: is it going to close, yes or no. melissa: i don't think so. charlie: i'll give you a 40% chance it will close. if you think it's going to close. it's a good deal. gary: melissa, charlie, thanks for joining us. anthony: next week thomas russo and a.i.g. chief counsel will join us as well as steve sockman who served with president reagan as his budget director. we'll see you then. what is success? is it a professor who never stops being a student? is it a caregiver determined to take care of her own? or is it a lifetime of work that blazes the path to your passions? your personal success takes a financial partner who values it as much as you do. learn more at tiaa.org [♪] anthony: "wall street w

marc: i will tell you how i look at it. business is a lot like tennis. u get on the court with your friends, you play as hard as you can, you get upset, you get off the court and go have lunch and have a glass of wine and remember how much you love them. i love larry ellison. he is a great mentor to me and a great friend and probably there is no one in the industry who has done more for me than larry ellison. i am very grateful to him. brad: salesforce has had tremendous sales trajectory. in the latest quarter results there was some softness. how much of that was seasonal? how much of it do you still see? marc: the last quarter was amazing. you saw in the top and bottom line we beat and raised for the year. what's amazing for us in the second quarter is two things happened to us. one was brexit which took the zero about 150 and down into the mid-120's and that give us the celebration of our european revenue. it gave us $150 million in foreign headwind for the year and we also some softness in the u.s. at the very end of the quarter. specifically only in t

you ready to see? >> i am. >> all right, honey, take a look. >> oh, my god. you look amazing. >> you look so pretty. and see what she's looking at? >> oh, my goodness. >> go up as close as you need to. >> oh, i love it. >> it's so, so elegant. >> you know what the great thing is is he took a haircut that was actually literally making her face -- it was dragging her face down. >> you look gorgeous. >> all of a sudden, he lifted it all up. you got like an instand lift in less than two hours. what i did with the hair color, if you look in the before, it was an ashy green. not an attractive color. we made it a little warmer. it's more natural. and the perfect makeup as always. >> another vest. >> another vest from chicos. i love this. faux fur mixed with the sweater in the back. another great vest for fall. with simple things you already have in your closet. >> amanda, what do you think? >> awesome. >> can you believe what's happening here. >> all right, let's bring michelle out. big round of applause for both of our ladies. louis, presents? >> here are your formulas. this is for you. this is for you. wi

interest rate world, when you look at the serp rate world, we've seen a lot of portfolio inflows. valuations are looking a bit stretched, but a lot of people saying the party has just got started. so many folks who do have the stomach for this volatility and go politics may view this as a buying opportunity. i think monday is going to important from a fed perspective. fmc voter and speaker will be speaking on monday. will lay the groundwork for dovish fed and dovish expectations or no move other the course of 2016. that's going to inform markets and set the direction in the short-term. as we stand as we close out the week, back to you. >> thank you so much for that. in terms of broker news, deutsche bank has upgrated necessarily. upping the price target. saying there is margin upside and the mix is strong with limited reliance on price. optimism surrounding the senior management team continues to rise and this follows a previous upgrade coming from rbc capital market saying top pick in food manufacturing sector. in part because of the new chief executive is expected to improve shar

the 101 looks pretty good. i want to give you a look at the north valley that has been pretty quiet all morning long. spots. i want to give you a heads up on grand avenue, we will have an overnight closures starting tonight and 9 pm. that will last tonight until tomorrow morning at 5 am. we will take a look at your hotspots next. >>> and there it is the football field to the baseball diamond, just a few minutes ago the mess making it official weeding out we have signed tivo to a minor-league contract. that means he can actually be heading here. by the way, he could be heading to arizona this fall to play in the arizona fall league that begins next month if i am not mistaken. the mets are going to be joining the east division with the scottsdale scorpions. it is oil official now. >> will have to see how this pans out. >>> a big congratulations were to arizona hotels who got the procedures aaa four diamond award. it has all the -- only been open for about a year. be her most and is located in sedona. >>> it is the fourth annual gra

you can look at it as a put for the q4 earnings. when the stock was 107.50, you could sell one of the september 105 puts at about 75 centiscent use the proceeds to help purchase one of the november 105 puts for $3.50. that is your max risk. what you'd like to do is have the stock continue to consolidate, move towards 105, that's where these moving averages, it's just above that. i think you'd probably i have the stock work that way, and then you'd finance this november put. there's a lot of things between now and the september expiration, they'll announce how many phones they sold in that first weekend, give us color on, we're going to get the earnings guidance. so me, if you're looking for protection, i think 100 has a target on it. if the guidance is disappointing, and i think it could sell up well for a move back there. >> falling back to hit the gap. >> yes. >> their is is a way to sell th rumor or the fact that it might move on this. i think that makes a lot of sense. earlier this week you were talking about similar ways to do t

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it is up 100 basis points almost. 1%.aq and s&p 500 above you are also looking at moves and a few of these sectors now participating that one of them is the health care group has done pretty well. you also look at infotech which has done great today. that is being helped by apple, some of the big tech names. if you look at what is happening with casinos come a pretty big move. wynn resorts in the positive. that is helping that sector. wynn is doing pretty well, up 14% since the start of the week. this has been a referendum on where they started last quarter. the casino companies in the u.s. do have operations outside of china. wellhave been doing compared to the rest of the market in a group. ammodities, this has been commodity rally that has taken part with risk on green across the board. screen bestoss the green across the screen. this has feed it back into stocks as well. energy companies doing pretty good right now. we will check on gold a little later on, one of the commodities that is not doing as well today. let's get a check on the first word news this afternoon. as mentioned

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if you look at the month and what we have seen for rates, it has been interesting. it has gone nowhere. yes, you have a rise in rates midmonth. we heard from the fed and got the indication that we could get a rate increase but not until december. a trap once again coming out of that meeting, only a 2 basis point increase overall in the month. at her and sees, we have some relief on the deutsche bank funds. there's an encouraging inflation report in europe that shows inflation and the euro area picked up in september to the fastest case since late 2014. the euro gaining versus the franc on speculation the swiss national bank may have intervened, selling the franc. the spokesman declined to comment on that possibility. i included the rand to show it is firmer in line with that risk trade. for the week, the focus has to 21%n the mexican peso, up versus the u.s. dollar, or a should say up 21%, the best performer versus the u.s. dollar. there are the gains the u.s. dollar has made versus the mexican peso. slumped as donald trump's odds of being president increased and he

if you look at them, the campaign will say, and if you look at the analysis, there's truth to the claim he's rising in the polls, trump having clinton's lead basically in an average. what's the sense from team trump here as we flip out, out of labor day into what trump and his team have long said is really the start of the campaign? >> well, some of the polls he's doing better in, certainly pennsylvania he has closed the gap a little bit and closed the gap in a recent national poll, but when you look at north carolina, state he's going to be in tomorrow, he's actually down, hillary clinton is up four points there right now. but the campaign has been saying for the past month or so, they don't believe the polls. they believe the polls are underrepresenting donald trump's support, kellyanne conway saying it's basically not in vogue to support donald trump. that's why folks are not telling pollsters they're going to cast their ballots for donald trump in november. they, as you said hallie, believe this is the start of the campaign. it's notable though that while hillary clinton will be tra

if you look at him, i'd throw him out. [ cheers and applause ] you know, i looked at him, and you looks smiling. he had the red cap on. i thought it was one of my caps. i said, no. make america great again. i don't think so. but he has the red cap. he's got a big smile on his face during the whole thing. he obviously liked what he heard, okay, from her. look, we have to be so tough and so smart and so vigilant. and frankly the muslims have to help us because they see what's going on in their community. we don't see it. they have to help us. and if they're not going to help us, they're to blame also. but in san bernardino, they saw bombs laying around the apartment. people saw it. and they wanted to be -- they called it racial profiling. we didn't want to call in because of racial profiling. in other words, a lawyer got to them and said, you got a problem here. you knew this. say racial profiling. but, look, whether it's racial profiling or politically correct, we better get smart. we are letting tens of thousands of people into our country. we don't know what the hell we're doing. >> a

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but i think when you look at apple and you understand what's going on right now and the process and absolutely look at the competition with samsung, and the latest issues they're facing while this new launch is about to go -- happen for apple, and you look at this 8.10 fusion chip that speeds everything up or gives extended battery, all the wonderful things going into this and everybody said there is not enough going on with the phone. i believe what's inside the phone is making it that much more important to have that phone to want that phone and understand why the preorders are record for some of these different carriers out there. so would i own it? i already do. i've owned it for well over a decade. did i buy some more? yes, i did. i think this stock is going higher yesterday. >> tim? >> to me this is a stock at a time when people are questioning valuations across every asset class, very easy to make an argument i could own apple. so the samsung news, if i think is the biggest catalyst to accentuate what was a very -- the expectations going into this refresh were extremely low, we know abo

we will look into that for you. it is moving up in trading right now. etting a big by 13% at the moment. cyh getting a big leg up by 30% at the moment. matt: even the little fisher looks like are getting involved. a $1.3 billion company with the rise. time, let's get to our chart chat. i'm taking a look at deutsche bank because the ceo says he will not pay the $40 million doj is requesting to settle the federal investigation. what you are looking at is the movement and deutsche bank's stock, which is in blue and its riskiest bond in white. you would expect it do the worst representsite line deutsche bank's 6% additional tier one bonds, the first note to take losses in a crisis. speaking with dakin campbell, he was telling me equity investors are of course vulnerable to an equity raise and if deutsche bank does have to pay $14 willon, which is said it start negotiating with, that would be more than double what deutsche bank as set aside as its provisions for litigation. matt: what did jpmorgan have to pay? more than what bankamerica had to pay. scarlet: i

look at alphabet. alphabet's youtube ceo sits on the board. we're close to a deal. that's what you have to look. reshuffle the boards to align with fiduciary responsibilities. we haven't seen it yet. >> what do you do if you're an owner of twitter shares at 12.05. >> if you're a realist, i'll tell you what to do and told josh brown yesterday. what you do you sell either the 22 or 23 calls, now, josh said not enough, i deserve more. i don't think you'll get any more, josh. and everybody else out there -- >> peck said you might not get this much. >> i think you will get like i've said, judge, low to mid-20s so to me that says 22 to 24 is the sweet spot. that's why i'm short 22 calls and 23 calls against my longs and i'm short all the way out in january. got more premium. bought me $4 worth of downside protection by selling those. that's why i did it. i think the stock gets taken basically right about here. >> if i own the stock today, pete, is my best move to sell it right here. >> yes. >> you're at 20 -- just where are we at, 23.63. >> and it's made an absolutely incredible move and all based on n

see if you can nail this look for the weekend. you don't want to look like this. here's what you do want to look for for saturday. look for rip currents along the eastern seaboard. heavy rain as well. we'll be watching that. northern new england sees sunshine through the great lakes and down into the gulf. we've gote mor wet weather. showers out in the pacific northwest. coast, gulf coast still damp. look for plenty of sunshine through the ohio, mississippi river valleys and northern plains look on the soggy side. nice in the pacific northwest. although we are looking at sunshine making its way from california all of the way into the mid plains but more rain continues around the gulf and the showers move into coastal new england. the sunny skies hang around the great lakes into the mid-atlantic states and the >> that is your latest weather. >> thank you, sir. >> coming up, what to expect when bridgette jones is expecting. we're catching up with renee zellweger, collin burke. zellweger, collin burke. that's after this. (baby laughs) ?? ?? (baby laughs) she spent sum

it is an interesting etf when you look at it. apple is the largest hold. my view on apple if you watch, i don't think the stock is going anywhere. it is going down to the lower right and you have a bunch of names. there are growth stocks there. now you have no growth tech. microsoft, intel, cisco. i think they are deemed to be defensive because of the yield. but they are not particularly expensive with good sheets. one last bucket and this is something people don't think about. 10% is u.s. telco. verizon, at&t. >> i saw that. >> another 5 to 6% is mastercard and visa. this is cyclical, defensive, yield. it could be vulnerable. the facebook and google names stick out. obviously facebook has tremendous gains. google is near the all-time highs. if you have hiccups between now and tend of the year the xlk had a nice run. it broke hard today. i don't press shorts on a day like today with a move like that. the trade to talk about quickly is targeting the line. that's the breakout level at 45. i want to look at december expiration. it was 46, 65. you can buy the d

most places when a superior technology comes along, you have to kind of look at what you have invested in the old one, and is the improvement ports changing the whole system? in the case of it really was over time. there was no question that it should be done, and that fm was the better technology. peter: when you talk about david sarnoff, you use the term television harry -- televisio nary? what does that mean? .cott: it started as an insult the traditional view of david sarnoff has not been positive. he really treated an inventor of a key piece of technological television technology unfairly. televisionary wrap when it first was labeled on david sarnoff says a lot. this happened in the late 20's. he was still one dozen years using a real technology. the great depression starts, and he doesn't that pouring money into it. he lives all of rockefeller center with two sets of wires. untilsion does not start after world war two. he was really pushing it. after television succeeds, what happened in that television harry becomes a compliment. the amount of heat that sarnoff took for it, for

this chart basically flips if you look at forward p/e. the u.s. has held up better than the rest of the world. on a trailing 12 month basis, it looks pretty cheap. if you look at pretty much throughout the americas, the mexican bolsa is trading at 25 times. the bovespa in brazil doesn't even have a p/e right now, it is so high because so many earnings have gotten alliterative. the same is the case with a lot of europe, where earnings have gone bad so p/e's are really high. over the next 12 months, there is so much growth assumed around the world, even more than the u.s., that those p/e's come down, so it is very subjective at this point. matt: you mentioned the correlation between bonds and stocks, so i ran an hs screen on the u.s. ag index and the s&p. check out the third panel here, the correlation. scarlet: wow. matt: talk about a positive correlation, and a move. oliver: you are, this is pretty similar, exactly what i was looking at, but i know for a fact that the s&p and the u.s. 10-year are at the most highly correlated in the past decade. yo

>> oh, my gosh. >> awesome. >> he looks so fabulous. >> and you still look young and hip. you know? >> he could be a young college professor on campus, you look so good. >> and now he's dressing for the job of his dreams. and looking professional doesn't have to mean looking uncool, like tamron said. this great sport jacket. he had never worn a blazer or jacket in his life. >> have you been to a wedding or any eventuality that required it? >> i have. >> john, you are a handled some devil. >> this is from men's warehouse. the great pant. >> can i make this point, though? obviously clothes are fantastic. but in your eyes and in ed's eyes, is he the nicest. we never met you before, but your energy is so incredible. while clothes count, we can see your heart. >> you crushed it right there. thank you so much. >>> coming up, part comedy, part horror. the lovely emma roberts and her which is it? is it stamos or loudner? is it stamos or loudner? >> who would you people always y let's just get a sandwich or something. you don't just learn how to drive... or solve the world's problems... be a