braxton morning. -- good morning. one of the survivors could not be with us. those are amazing changes. it does give us the opportunity to remember what happened. we commemorate those who suffered losses in their lives and hardships. we also celebrate the city that was nearly swept from the map. the fires raged for three days and caused rates -- great devastation. we take the opportunity to educate everyone. it is a pleasure for me to work under the direction of mayor lee. he is a public safety championship. he is a prepared as champion. he lives it. i have seen his kids and his workplace. it is all about teamwork. i am proud to be working with chief suhr. and scott weiner, it is a pleasure to have you out here. we appreciate it. it is a great team. thank you to the people who are out here. and also our partners with the american red cross. who are here this morning. thank you for being here. it has been a tradition for many of us out here. i hope you have a great day and you remember what happened 106 years ago. it is great to be a san franciscan. >> a nice h

let's meet with carter braxton worth. >> all my clothes on here. three different charts, all the same time frame. two year chart. it's important when this sold off and this is quite a sell off. 62 -- talk about a 40% decline. he has found this for the fifth time and each time it has responded quite well. the same chart with a different way to draw the lines. same two year chart. we have now broken above the down trend since this important decline. and finally, what's the objective? we're long here? we have found support and will pull back to the torch the range that's been in effect. 48 to 50. 18%, 20% from here. time to get long on lbs. >> carter is bullish on this. mike, can you be bullish on the stock, but be fearful of what's going on in china? >> actually that's how we're going to try to play this. that actually is not where they get most of the revenues. most of the revenues come from macau and that area has seen double-digit growth for several years. over 17%. still getting double digit revenue growth. historically low valuation for the stoc

let's call to the chart and get answers from the man known to tear up the strip himself, carter braxton from oppenheimer. we're kidding. >> all my clothes on here. three different chart, all same time frame. lvs, two-year chart. what's important is when this sold off, this is quite a selloff, 62, 40% decline down to 35 plus/minus, found this level for the fifth time. each time it's responded quite well. the same chart with a different way to draw the lines, same two-year chart. what's important is we've now broken above the down trend since this fairly important 45% decline of the last four, five months. finally, what's the objective? we're long here. the idea is that we have found support and they were going to throw back to the top of the range. we're looking at 48 to 50. that's about 18, 20% from here. time to get long lvs. >> time to get long. carter is bullish on this. mike, can you be bullish the stock but fearful of what's going on in china? >> yeah. that's how we're going to try to play this. we were talking a lot about las vegas. las vegas is the name of the company but that ac

call to the charts with a man who harbors a crush on holly go lightly, talking about carton braxton worth of oppenheimer. >> three charts, all five-year time frames. this is tiffany's from the '09 low, 15 to 85, a well defined up trend. the weakness of this past eight to ten months we've broken trend. take a look at the second chart. the same five-year chart. you can draw it this way. all the hallmarks, bullish to bearish reversal. what makes it interesting as a sale here, let's look at the third chart is the recent strength. meaning the stock has bounced from about 50 to 61 at today's close since the june low with the market bounce. this bounce puts it against the down trend line that's been in effect since it topped out. think it's right to sell into this strength in anticipation of some sort of news-related drop. >> all right. sell into the strengths of the move looks like it would be downward. would you agree fundamentally mike? >> i think i would. it is trading at a slight premium. a lot of people looked at this name as being more immune because they appeal to higher end consumers wh

is that braxton or broke? >> yes, braxton. i have a question. why do you feel is so important to equalize the playing field, especially in the school district between students and staff and especially administrators? why do you feel as though it's so important to empower these and give them a sense of self and the sense that what they have especially in their education? >> thank you to the question. is the first time it's ever been asked. the me see if i can answer at the top of my head. people say that we discipline our kids as we were disciplined. remember that old phrase? if it's good enough for me, it's good enough for you. look how i turned out? but it's really about size of power. would reinstitute corporal punishment, i tried to institute that. we teach us libertad. hopefully we don't teach as we were taught. the authority and authoritarianism is passed on without thinking. i thought the most greatest issues when i became a print to pull and a vice principal at the assistant superintendent. he was on my case all the time. he wanted to com

toni braxton, christopher lloyd, even jamie presley who makes out with a puppet fish in the movie. here's a snippet from the guardian in the uk. thank you for that. cheryl: i think they will be passing on it. dennis, thank you very much. you will actually stay. don't move. speaking of lowest grossing movies, let's shake it up with our team. see what they will think should have been the lowest moneymakers they have ever seen. lauren simonetti at the new york stock exchange. what is worst movie i've ever seen? "the hangovelauren: "the hangov. i might have fallen asleep. >> actually went to "annie: the musical" and we had to leave. cheryl: rich edson, what is the worst movie in your opinion? >> i will go kind of in the same vein, i don't like a bad sequel to a good first movie. caddy shack two. >> "godfather three." i just don't acknowledge it. >> you clearly forgot this one, the worst movie of all time is "showgirls." storing the former star of saved by the bell. >> you like it? lauren: i liked it, the girl from "saved by the bell." i didn't go see it, i saw it on tv. >> you couldn't

carter braxton of virginia, a wealthy planter and trader saw his ships swept from the sea by the british navy, sold its own to pages that. thomas mccain was so hounded by the british that he was forced to move his family almost can't delay. he served in congress without ailing and his family was kept in hiding. his possessions were taken away from him. thomas nelson junior noted that the british general cornwallis had taken over the nelson home for his headquarters. he quietly urged general george washington to open fire. the homeless destroyed and nelson died in grants. he was driven from his wife's bedside issue is died or the 13 children fled for their last from within a year they lived in caves, returning home to find his wife dead in its children finished in a few weeks later he died of a broken heart. in closing, i want all of you to remember that every day, think about the last phase of the first verse of the star-spangled banner. because it is a question. zero say does that star-spangled banner yet wave, o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave. that is a question. and

toni braxton, christopher lloyd, and even jamie pressley who makes out with a puppet of fish, and indeed, what were they thinking? cheryl: i'm definitely not going to see that film. commodities in the green after ben bernanke address. sandra smith at the cme with "the trade" today. >> they just about at noontime at the trading floor chicago and has been something the traders watching after the fed chairman's speech. i brought in a guy who basically is really neat to watch him work sitting usetting up in front ofa computer, but you are actually verbalizing everything you're seeing on the trading floor, everything the charts don't tell you. what do you see around the fed? >> initiates the fed announcement we saw a big reaction, a knee-jerk reaction for the most part, the s&p broke 1400 handle but found their way back up above and we are chomping sideways around 14,006 number right now. a big push lower in the gold, trading down 1547 and rallied back above 60 navy, so wide range trade. that has been the case across the board with a lot of energy. that is not what we're used to seeing the la

you have tony braxton, christopher lloyd, and jamie presley. ashley: what are they doing putting their names to this movie? >> i know. what were they thinking? for a kiddie film reviews are comically cruel. take a look at this snippet from the guardian in the u.k., quote, he says it is fun for everyone, they get to dance and sing on screen, the kids in the audience get to dance and the minimum wage staff get to clean up the mixture of sweets, drinks that's in the auditorium after every screen wondering why their lives are an endless pit of despair. that's what the guardian says. ashley: that's quite a review. tracy: our next guest says we're in the midst of a zombie economy, not quite falling off the cliff rg but not growing -- not quite falling off the cliff, but not growing either. joining us is a a guest from the channel capital research institute. we have been hearing about this zombie economy for a while now. are we officially japan? >> we are going japanese definitely in a way. how much more we go depends upon our current path. right now

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