these growth stories can have a lot of legs, especially for category leaders which zillow, match, andpstart all are >> eric jackson, thank you we'll track the performance, as always we appreciate it >> thank you >>> bitcoin taking a breather today, but it has been skyrocketing over the past year. and just over the last weekend find out if more institutional investors diving in will help sustain the rally, when "closing bell" comes right back >>> volatile day for bitcoin, plunging earlier today by 15%. right now, down about 5.25%. follows a record setting weekend where prices topped $34,000. just about $31,000 right now joining us, jj kina han, and alley mccartney. ally, always love to hear from you what your wealthy and sophisticated investors are doing. how much interest is there right now in bitcoin, and what are you telling them to do about allocation >> there's a lot of invest, and there has been a lot of interest for a significant amount of time remember, a lot of very wealthy individuals, even those that have made their money in very traditional finance sources, take risks and t

you were ceo zillow and now invested elsewhere in the real estate space as well.hat is your outlook on real estate as we see the impact of that having a fallout when it comes to the retail real estate market >> it's a terrible time to be a commercial landlord. especially an office landlord. you know, covid-19 has driven permanent changes. we're not going back to the malls the same way we were we're not going back to the grocery store the way we were and we're not going back to our offices the same way we were every company i'm involved with as an investor, adviser, founder, et cetera, is moving to some version of fiber and work from home. where employees are flexible without coming to the office some days and mostly working from home and there will be a smaller hotel like corporate headquarters for the occasional drop in and for team building. and that has huge implications as jeff was saying, one of the big implication there's is software is eat office space what i do mean by that i mean that companies are taking some of the cost savings from reduced office footp

>> red fin and zillow are different.ds to traditional real estate agents, red fin is a brokerage the difference here is people are looking on line to see how they can tour house in montana or utah or wyoming and they aren't calling a real estating a they already know. the fact we can offer tours on demand at the click of a button through your iphone has been a boone and we have been able to take share our challenge is just getting enough real estate agents on board. we have been hiring like crazy we are trying get 3,000 people overthe next three months. >> glen, thank you for joining us with a snapshot of the red hot market we always appreciate it. >>> straight ahead on the show, ge pops on earnings and the metric you should be watching in microsoft's earnings report. we will take you inside the "market zone" when we come back. when you switch to xfinity mobile, you're choosing to get connected to the most reliable network nationwide, now with 5g included. discover how to save up to $300 a year with shared data starting

flag ship actively managed etf soared 150% last year fueled by powerful disruptors roku, teledoc, zillow tesla are great companies. all huge gainers her second largest etf, ark genomic revolution up 178%. her third biggest fund ark next generation internet jumped 154%. these are staggering numbers i can go on and on f fin tech etfs are up up 144%. these are staggering ark investors practically are printing money and so are those accolades who follow her think of the only one she doesn't own is game stop so it makes sense that ark's funds have seen huge influence and everybody is watching kathy wood like a hawk they have become a required bull let on wall street 401, i get it. wow. what did she do today? after the close i checked the short range oscillator and took a peek what kathy is buying. it's like looking at the nfl draft before it occurs but it's now gotteni to be the point whee some people said wait a second, the kathy wood phenomenon is having a real impact on the border market. that's what i meant when i said things start to get weird when everyone tries to be like the woman wit

healthcare m&a to talk about with a bunch of calls on beyond meat, tesla, coke, pepsi, mastercard, zillow we'll get to all of that with futures a bit split here we're back in a moment save hundreds on your wireless bill without even leaving your house. just keep your phone and switch to xfinity mobile. you can get it by ordering a free sim card online. once you activate, you'll only have to pay for the data you need starting at just $15 a month. there are no term contracts, no activation fees, and no credit check on the first two lines. get a $50 prepaid card when you switch. nationwide 5g is now included. switch and save hundreds. xfinity mobile. >>> got breaking news on ford. q4 sales figures down 9.8 in the final three months of 2020 that's less than the 14% drop that analysts surveyed by edmunds had anticipated. jim, we'll watch that. you got to pay attention to toyota too yesterday, the north american chief said they expect u.s. sales this year to exceed the record 16 million. >> look, i got to tell you, i think ford is on fire. i think jim farley changed the mix. the bronco, you can

and the app zillow shows that rioters or attackers were using their app, their walkie talkie app in the attack. they're disconnected panels that they say militants and militias were using. guys, back to you. >> all right. tom costello, thank you. >>> joining us now is bill bratton who served as police commissioner in new york and in boston as well as the chief of police in los angeles. he's now the chair of the security firm today risk. good morning. >> good morning. >> you just heard some of the issues laid out there very well by tom costello. the big one seems to be, can this inauguration be done safely outside as planned? you know, you have a long, long resume of experience in this area. what do you think? >> well, the events i think of the inauguration day are going to be very different than the events of january 6th. actually, because of the planning. the extraordinary planning tom laid out. 20,000 national guard troops. 10,000 law enforcement officers. a lot of planning in the run-up to the event. all the things that were not in place on the 6th are now going to be in place. i wou

they've bought homes sight unseen, and they've only looked at 60 pictures on still low, and they -- zillowg i'd never do, and i've said before you cannot smell a musty basement in a picture, so i do encourage people to see it before they buy it. stuart: can't check the water pressure in the shower either. there's a lot of things you can't do on the phone. [laughter] mitch, let's close it with strong existing sales numbers, it's a housing boom, but you don't think it's a bubble. thanks for joining us, appreciate it. >>> on your screens, there we have president biden. let me change the subject for a second. joe biden has signed the executive order, okay, got that, extending the freeze on evictions. that leaves landlords in something of a problem. we're going to discuss that later in the show. and then there's this, you take a look at this piece from the washington post, it's a washington post columnist, actually, calling out the media for being, quote, embarrassingly complimentary to the biden administration. how about that? tammy bruce is with us. tammy, if the washington post is calling ou