zander lurie: surveymonkey is an amazing company.ve goldberg and spectrum and bought the company, he brought in so much talent to help surveymonkey grow. his stamp is all over the company. his integrity, his empathy his , love for people and data and helping people make great decisions stands for the values we own and live by today. i would say there's a strong buy-in to help grow the legacy. we wear our t-shirts to help make him proud. in 2015, we had a challenging year and his death was a traumatic moment for all his friends and the people who loved working for him. but he would not want us to mow -- mope around the office and he would be dismayed if we did not carry on his legacy to build the best is this we can and we are -- the best business we can and we are excited about the health of the brand of the volume of customers we work with every day and the nature of what we are building, moving into adjacent markets. emily: he was a dear friend of our show and talked about an ipo publicly. what are your plans for an exit? you have

with: emily chang there survey monkey seo zander lurie -- surveymonkey ceo zander lurie .ooking at a couple of big movers and lighting and buying. prettyght now is much a scraping the bottom of the barrel all day today, down by 15%. the biggest fl since october of 2014. it had been down as much as 18% earlier in the day. quarter revenue guidance is down to $367 million because of weaker sales from its lighting products segment. the ceo is optimistic come earlier today saying we've addressed the root causes of our business challenges. ating, you might know tinder and okcupid, what about momo out of china? alibaba up by 1.3% right now. in on takinging momo private. global payments rising that percent here, the biggest jump rising 9% here. revenue andr earnings also be. that's also beat david:. coming up, my interview with nato security general jens stoltenberg. .hat is coming up ♪ lisa: this is "bloomberg markets ." david: time for the bloomberg business flash. they valued at the second-largest u.s. stock exchange operator at $1.8 billion, more than twice the expected valuat