you make a bet. last year i think i lost to draymond against michigan state and sent my wine to him. i fulfill my bets. i lost to d-wade in the world series, so i have to wear a cubs uniform to the game >> you have to give him credit for sticking to it. a lot want to know which player's jersey he'll wear tonight. at 6:30 i'll explain what we know this morning. if you made a world series bet, send us your pictures and tweet them to us @cleveland19news and they may end up on the air. back to you guys. >> brian: while you were sleeping, an american airlines jet full of people made an emergency landing in charlotte. we get answers on why the plane >> tia: they call a newborn baby in tennessee a miracle this morning for what was going on around her when she came into the world. such a cutie, sam. >> samantha: such an incredible story there. it is cold. that's our big local story right now. feels like 27 in cleveland. feels like 25 in elyria. >> tia: i'm tia ewing from the alert desk this morning. while yo

it can also lead to depression, this kind of betting. you can bet on absolutely anything, anything. again the time of the national anthem? >> i think just talk about it. i don't people want that thrill. it can be dangerous, too. >> a gentlemen's bet? i don't know. >> have a beer, something simple. >> we tend to do this every year. we put dollars to cents on these important things. >> yeah, right. >> speaking of bets, we could have bet yesterday about the beard now that i say this. >> and i could have had all the control. it's still here, folks. it's here for now. >> you listened to the viewers. >> i did. >>> not surprising, the list from the 12 days of christmas is getting more expensive, not for all the items. >> the 12 days of christmas, turtledoves, pear trees, whatever. the three french hens are still $182, but the price of 2 turtledoves that jumped from 290 to 375, all very important stuff. all the gifts list wood cost you 34,000 -- would co $34,363. if you purchased the gifts in that carol, you'd spend about 155,000 bucks. you probably would need a farm for the ridiculous amou

demand stricter controls over certain betting machines. >> good morning, everybody. welcome. we're being told today is the most important day of all time for the ecb. >> it's always the most important day. >> exactly. european equity markets gearing up for the most important ecb meeting with a slightly higher attitude. up by a quarter percentage point

give yourself at least 90, 100 days, to make a bullish bet. quite inexpensive, actually. >> i guess what's the fundamental reason to do it right now? >> fundamental reason, there isn't a fundamental reason for gold. i mean, gold is not an investment. >> well, no. >> not a safe haven in any way? not something you have to have in your portfolio? >> that's a bunch of gibberish. >> all right. that's nonsense. >> okay. last but not least. too late to buy puts into the fed hike, dan. >> i think so. this is a pretty epic short-term move, caught a lot of people off guard. a lot of people calling for a bond crash for a very long time. i just think there is a good chance the fed is not going to make the same mistake they made last december. the move is telegraphed, they're going to raise 25 bips. i don't think they're going to do another 100 basis points over the next short period of time and i think you probably see bonds moderate a little bit. and -- >> is short under the curve is not going to swing under the carve. tlt is a long term rate. >> very ag

of an economic -- >> yes, it was a huge bet. >> a bet many wanted to place somewhere else. >> he had half a dozen big domestic policy goals that were fighting for attention. >> the president of the united states. >> first, obama took his case to the very people he knew would try to kill it. >> let there be no doubt, health care reform cannot wait. it must not wait. and it will not wait another year. >> when we were discussing health care, he said, what are we supposed to do? put our approval rating on the shelf and admire it for eight years or draw down on it to try to get important things done for the country? >> this was a unique alignment for the stars for one party. a democratic president, a big majority in the senate, a decent size majority in the house. >> knowing what he faced from the republican opposition, the president who ran as a government outsider surrounded himself with political insiders. >> it was the opportunity to do things nobody had the political will to do before. >> rahm emmanuel, an arm-twisting dealmaker. he had rapidly ascended the democratic leadership in c

lebron taking it all in stride saying, a bet is a bet. paula, a bet is a bet. >> why are you looking at me? do i owe you something? >> we bet on ohio state/michigan. >> we did. >> don't you owe rob some -- >> that's between rob and i. >> all backed up with our bets. okay? >> the problem he often pays in singles and pennies so i don't often -- >> a bet is a bet unless you're ron claiborne apparently. we do have to change the subject quickly while you explain things to rob. we do want to tell you about this harrowing 911 call. a man talking to the operator while three other men break into the home. then the homeowner opens fire with his shotgun. here we have the story now from abc's adrienne bankert. >> two got out, they're getting ready to jump the fence. >> reporter: this chilling 911 call capturing the moment a florida homeowner makes the split-second decision between life and death. >> they're in the house. >> reporter: that's the voice of 31-year-old warren darlow whispering to a 911 operator that three men have broken into his home th

you've just made one multiple bets on one thing, and i've got to tell you multiple bets on one thing, that's too risky. let's step back a little so you can understand why certain aspects of biotech speculation may be more perilous than you might think in wake of today's terrific data from blue bird buyio. companies like blue bird and juno therapeutics develop drugs that turbo charge your body's immune system so it can saech and destroy cancer cells. more specifically, these different companies are poster children for what's known as kie maric antigen therapy. lately it seems like everyone wants to get into this business because it's been viewed as perhaps the most promising area in oncology. for decades, there were only three reliable ways to fight cancer, surgery, chemo, radiation. none of them is a sure thing, and they all come with serious, sometimes life-threatening side effects. however, in recent years, scientists have made a lot of progress with targeted cancer therapies that can attack tumors without damaging the rest of your body. many have been on the market for years, which

lebron taking it all in stride saying, a bet is a bet. paula, a bet is a bet. >> why are you looking at me? do i owe you something? >> we bet on ohio state/michigan. >> we did. >> don't you owe rob some -- >> that's between rob and i. >> all backed up with our bets. >> the problem he often pays in singles and pennies so i don't often -- >> a bet is a bet unless you're ron claiborne apparently. we do have to change the subject quickly while you explain things to rob. we do want to tell you about this harrowing 911 call. a man talking to the operator while three other men break into the home. then the homeowner opens fire with his shotgun. the story now from abc's adrienne bankert. >> two got out, this he's getting ready to jump the fence. >> reporter: this chilling 911 call capturing the moment a florida homeowner makes the split-second decision between life and death. >> they're in the house. >> reporter: that's the voice of 31-year-old warren darlow whispering to a 911 operator that three men have broken into his home then gunfire. >> te

so is tech your best bet and which stocks could go higher? let's get in the money right now. not a moment to spare, dan. >> yeah. so we spend an awful lot of time talking about them and oddly we have not been talking a whole heck of a lot about them. what's interesting there, when you look at amazon and facebook, they have not really participated. they're still down 10% from their all-time highs. possibly a valuation thing, possibly in october. the other two, the ones that have very reasonable valuation, apple and alphabet started to join the party. this week alone, let's talk about google, up 5%. it had a really nice balance off what looks to be some support. look at this rally. this stock has just joined the party and apple did too. this one is interesting, when you this i about it. there is a company expected to grow earnings next year, 19%. it trades at 19 times that expected earnings growth. to me, it seems like it sets up for -- >> valuation-wise, i don't know that apple seems like the same kind of story that alphabet does. it's a hardware company. we don't really know

of an economic -- >> yes, it was a huge bet. >> a bet many wanted to place somewhere else. >> he had half a dozen big domestic policy goals that were fighting for attention. >> the president of the united states. >> first, obama took his case to the very people he knew would try to kill it. >> let there be no doubt, health care reform cannot wait. it must not wait. and it will not wait another year. >> when we were discussing health care, he said, what are we supposed to do? put our approval rating on the shelf and admire it for eight years or are we supposed to draw it down and try to get things that are important done for the country? >> this was a unique alignment for the stars for one party. a democratic president, a big majority in the senate, a decent size majority in the house. >> knowing what he faced from the republican opposition, the president who ran as a government outsider surrounded himself with political insiders. >> it was the opportunity to do things nobody had the political will to do before. >> rahm emmanuel, an arm-twisting dealmaker. he had rapidly ascended the

it is a big bet on russia and it is a big bet on putin, isn't it? tony: it is. it demonstrates his dominance in russia, of course. were saying basically the deal would not have happened involvement.'s glencore is betting on him as a leader in russia. mark: great to talk to you, bloomberg's government editor for russia speaking us from moscow. still ahead on a bloomberg, why mcdonald's is moving its not u.s. tax base to the u.k. in spite of the brexit vote. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ mark: i am mark barton counting you down to the european close. julia: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am julie hyman. itonald's has decided deserves a break. it is moving the non-u.s. tax break from luxembourg to the u.k. kne they are creating a new international holding company based in the u.k., which decided to leave the e.u. mcdonald's has been accused of avoiding $1 billion in taxes over the years. another sign of trouble for sears as they enter the crucial holiday season. the company posted a $700 million loss in the third quarter and sales fell 13%, the bigge

he used his power to make some very big bets. what happens to that legacy if those bets are now undone? >>> race in america is in the eye of the beholder. we called barack obama our first african-american president because of the color of his skin. but in truth, he is of course, biracial, born of an african father and a white mother from kansas. >> the first line of your biography will almost certainly be not something you did but who you are, right. >> right. >> the first african-american president. and yet, you're half white. you were raised by three white people. your mother and your two grandparents. >> and an indonesian. >> and an indonesian. >> are you comfortable with this characterization of you? >> i am, actually. and the concept of race in america is not just genetic. otherwise the one drop rule wouldn't have made sense. it's cultural. it's this notion of people who look different than the mainstream. suffering terrible oppression, but somehow being able to make out of that a music and a language and a faith and a patri

that's a bet that's going to be above 20 bucks. you may ask why do you want to spend slightly over 4% of the stock price to make that bullish bet? let's look at where the stock has come from. if bk is right and oil rises rise, that's the single biggest cost of an airline. if you make that bullish bet, it makes a lot of sense. love the new desk, you're not going to move it out of the way, are you? >> no, maybe it's yours for option actions too, a full service desk. you like this trade. >> i like this trade, mike and i are both monitoring the option markets. when you see something this big and you see somebody taking profits, 20,000 of those options taking profits in january, rolling into february, looking for more upside, that says a lot about what the perception is of where things are potentially going. i like to ride those trades all the time. >> thanks, mike, see you tomorrow right here on this new desk. for more options action, check out the full show. up next, bk has one under the radar way to play a trump presidency. he'll rev

he used his power to make some very big bets. what happens to that legacy if those bets are now undone? race in america is in the eye of the beholder. we call barack obama our first african-american president, because of the color of his skin. in truth, he is, of course, biracial, born of an african father and a white mother from kansas. >> the first line of your biography will almost certainly be not something you did but who you are, the first african-american president. >> right. >> and yet your half white. you were raised by three white people. your mother, and your two grandparents. >> and an indonesian. >> and an indonesian. are you comfortable with this characterization of you? >> i am, actually. the concept of race in america is not just genetic otherwise the one drop rule wouldn't have made sense. it is cultural p. this notion of people who look different than the mainstream suffering terrible oppression but somehow being able to make out of that amuseic and a language and a faith and a patriotism. >> being black meant o

lebron taking it all in stride paula, a bet is a bet. >> why are you looking at me? do i owe you something. >> we bet on ohio state/michigan. >> don't you owe rob some -- >> that's between rob and i. >> the problem he often pays in singles and pennies so i don't often -- >> a bet is a bet unless you're ron claiborne apparently. we have to change the subject while you explain things to rob. we do want to tell you about this harrowing 911 call. a man talking to the operator while three other men break into the home. then the homeowner o with his shotgun. the story now from abc's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: two got out, this he's getting ready to jump the fence. >> reporter: capturing the moment a florida homeowner makes the split-second decision between life and death. >> they're in the house. >> reporter: that's the voice of 31-year-old warren darlow whispering to a 911 operator that three have broken into his home then gunfire. >> tell me what did happening, sir. >> i killed one, i think. >> reporter: according to around 11:00 a.m. monday darlow told police he saw

and limit bets to modest amounts. as late as election night, at the office party of one of them, predictit in washington, d.c., the consensus among traders: clinton at 80%. >> everything's invested in clinton winning tonight. >> reporter: among america's academic prognosticators, however, there were dissenters. >> this is the website that i put all the results on. >> reporter: economist ray fair first forecast the democrats would lose in november... of 2014! >> the prediction i made two years ago was that the republicans had a huge head start and were favored by quite a bit. >> reporter: his model is based on past history, period. >> so there's no polls, there's no surveys, this is all just fundamental economic events that you're talking about. >> reporter: fundamental events, and to an economist, there's nothing more fundamental than the rate of economic growth. >> a good economy helps the incumbent party, a bad economy doesn't. what the opposition party should do if the economy is poor is to keep hammering the econo

he used his power to make some very big bets. what happens to that legacy if those bets are now undone? race in america is in the eye of the beholder. we call barack obama our first african-american president, because of the color of his skin. in truth, he is, of course, biracial, born of an african father and a white mother from kansas. >> the first line of your biography will almost certainly be not something you did but who you are, the first african-american president. >> right. >> and yet your half white. you were raised by three white people. your mother, and your two grandparents. >> and an indonesian. >> and an indonesian. are you comfortable with this characterization of you? >> i am, actually. the concept of race in america is not just genetic otherwise the one drop rule wouldn't have made sense. it is cultural. this notion of people who look different than the mainstream suffering terrible oppression but somehow being able to make out of that music and a language and a faith and a patriotism. >> being black meant only

>> this seems like a smart bet for snap. they have been doing a lot of things recently and kind of going out in different directions. i think they're both trying to keep a mystery around them. nobody really knows how much money they make, how they make a lot of their money, they're an advertising company. they also -- but they advertise in ways that sort of are unusual in the digital ad business. and they're also trying to become a media company. they have a news division. and now they're a hardware company with their spectacles which are like one of the most awesome gadgets i've tried recently. so they're doing a lot of different things and i think that is smart. they're betting in many different directions. and what is most interesting about them i think is they're trying to do things that are completely novel, that no one else in the tech industry is trying. and whether they fail or succeed, that makes them worth watching. >> we'll leave it there. thank you both for joining us. >> good to be here. >>> and as we head to br

lebron taking it all in stride saying, a bet is a bet. do i owe you something. >> we bet on ohio state/michigan. >> don't you owe rob some -- >> that's between rob and i. >> the problem he often pays in singles and pennies so i don't often -- >> a bet is a bet unless you're ron claiborne apparently. we have to change the subject while you explain things to rob. we do want to tell you about this harrowing 911 call. a man talking to the operator while three other men break into the home. then the homeowner opens fire with his adrienne bankert. >> reporter: two got out, this he's getting ready to jump the fence. >> reporter: capturing the moment a florida homeowner makes the split-second decision between life and death. >> they're in the house. >> reporter: that's the voice of 31-year-old warren darlow whispering to a 911 operator that three have broken into his home then gunfire. >> tell me what did happening, sir. >> i killed one, i think. >> reporter: according to affidavits obtained by abc news, told police he saw three men he didn't kno

plus, is it time to bet the farm on ag stock? >> okay. you must have we heard that. >> a curious move on the grains could be your signal to making serious bread. the action starts right now ♪ green acres is the place to be. >> let's get to it. this week was all about the trump on trade, with energy and materials outperforming the rest of the markets. so what a way to play catch up if you missed out open these games. >> health care stock, some of the names you mentioned with sectors have to do with what people perceive to be the next policy, deregulation, how it may affect those sectors. one sector that got a huge upon right out of the dpaet was health care stock, biotech and big pharma. they have since given a lot of that back. i think that sets up interestingly, the reason those stock versus sold off and have more to do with surging rates and the dollar, especially when you look at the big pharma stocks, considering the 50% exposure that some of the big ones have overseas, that's the dollar indication and all are good yielder, they hav

so is tech your best bet? and which stocks can go even higher? let's get in the money right now. not a moment to spare. dan? >> those four stocks, we spend an awful lot of time talking about them. and oddly, over the last month, we have not been talking a whole heck a lot about them. but what's interesting there, when you look at amazon and facebook, they have not really participated. they're still down about 10% from their all-time highs. possibly a valuation thing, possibly some of the issues in the quarter that they just reported like october. but the other two, the ones that actually have very reasonable valuations, the apple and the alphabet, have started to join the party. this week alone, let's talk about google here. it's up 5%. it had a really nice bounce off of what looks to be some support at 760. i think they have a five-day chart. look at this rally, this stock, it's just joined the party, and apple did too. but this is very interesting. there's a company that's expected to grow. earnings next year, 19%. it trades at 19 times that expected earnings growth. to me it s

so is tech your best bet? and which stocks can go have been higher? let's get in the money right now. not a moment to spare. dan? >> those four stocks, we spend an awful lot of time talking about them. and oddly, over the last month, we have not been talking a whole heck a lot about them. but what's interesting there, when you look at amazon and facebook, they have not really participated. they're still down about 10% from their all-time highs. possibly a valuation thing, possibly some of the issues in the quarter that they just reported like october. but the other two, the once that actually have very reasonable valuations, the apple and the alphabet have started to join the party. this week alone, let's talk about google here. it's up 5%. it had a really nice bounce off of what looks to be some support at 760. i think they have a five-day chart. look at this rally, this stock, it's just joined the party, and apple did too. but this is very interesting. there's a company that's expected to grow. earnings next year, 19%. trades at 19 times that expect

yeah, facebook amazon google and now alpha bet. we've got a marvel there is still one more rotation going on. this time back into the nasdaq. what gives? how did these stocks suddenly get their groove back? first as we put out last week tech never really goes out of style. if it's really good it just simmers and waits and then pounces. this is an age-old pattern yi urged to you buy these tech stocks while they were down rather than abandoning them. how is it that this doesn't always seem to work. for one thing these fang stocks truly have no flies in them. they have a good story to tell. when we have a major move into the industrials and they are stretched as they have been these uber tech stocks don't seem as expensive as the rest of the market. take facebook. we know we need to analyze this stock based on what we call the out years. by some estimates facebook is trading at a slight premium to the average stock. now that afterage stock has had such an epic run. facebook has faster growth than just about any other capitalization co

you've just made one multiple bets on one thing, and i've got to tell you multiple bets on one thing, that's too risky. let's step back a little so you can understand why certain aspects of biotech speculation may be more perilous than you might think in wake of today's terrific data from bluebird bio. companies like bluebird and juno therapeutics develop drugs that turbo charge your body's immune system so it can search and destroy cancer cells. more specifically, these different companies are poster children for what's known as chimeric antigen receptor therapy. lately it seems like everyone wants to get into this business because it's been viewed as perhaps the most promising area in oncology. three reliable ways to fight cancer, surgery, chemo, radiation. none of them is a sure thing, and they all come with serious, sometimes life-threatening side effects. however, in recent years, scientists have made a lot of progress with targeted cancer therapies that can attack tumors without damaging the rest of your body. many have been on the market for years, which brings us to the recent

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seven presidents couldn't in the middle of an economic -- >> yes, it was a hug bet. >> a bet many wanted to play somewhere else. >> he had half a dozen big domestic policy goals that were fighting for attention. >> the president of the united states. >> first, obama took his case to the very people he knew would try to kill it. >> let there be no doubt, health care reform cannot wait, it must not wait and it will not wait another year. [ cheers and applause ] >> when we were discussing health care he said what are we supposed to do? put our approval rating on the shelf and admire it for eight years or draw down on it to try to get things that are important done for the country? >> this is a unique alignment of the stars for one party. a democratic president, a big majority in the house, a decent-sized majority in the house. >> knowing what he faced from the republican opposition the president who ran as a government outsider surrounded himself with political insiders. >> it was the opportunity to do things that nobody had the political will to do before. >> rahm emanuel, an arm-twisting

you've just made one multiple bets on one thing, and i've got to tell you multiple bets on one thing, that's too risky. let's step back a little so you can understand why certain aspects of biotech speculation may be more perilous than you might think in wake of today's terrific data from bluebird bio. companies like bluebird and juno turbo charge your body's immune system so it can search and destroy cancer cells. more specifically, these different companies are poster children for what's known as chimeric antigen receptor therapy. lately it seems like everyone wants to get into this business because it's been viewed as perhaps the most promising area for decades, there were only three reliable ways to fight cancer, surgery, chemo, radiation. none of them is a sure thing, and they all come with serious, sometimes life-threatening side effects. however, in recent years, scientists have made a lot of progress with targeted cancer therapies that can attack tumors without damaging the rest of your body. many have been on the market for years, which brings us to the recent break through,

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he bet on the resurgence of the industry. thinks it has strong i dynamics and that the profits were overdone, so they weren't getting the correct focus from investors. he also had a short in ericsson which has also performed well 678 he looked at the overall industry and thought there were negative dynamics. >> there's one controversial name, carson block, the founder of muddy waters. he was successful with one of his calls? efrnl >> he was initially. he said he would short proof point. that went down for the first two months, exactly in line with his thesis this is a cybersecurity company. his thesis was they have competition from serious players from microsoft, for instance, and pricing is one of the ways they make their money. they have premium products which they've had to discount recently. it went down in line with his thesis. since then it's rebounded. the share price now is actually higher than when he made the call. we'll wait and see on that one. >> and the most unsuccessful call made last year? >> michael cache las

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it's alleged that he placed 1,260 bets over a ten year period up to may this year. barton was also charged by the scottish football association for betting on matches this season during his brief spell with rangers. he was given a one—match ban which he'll serve at burnley after re—signing for them this week. he has untiljanuary fifth to respond to the latest charge. petra kvitova has left hospital and vowed to return to tennis. the double olympic champion was the victim of a knife attack in her home and needed a four hour operation on her hand. the surgery was successful but doctors say she won't be able to play again for six months. ben croucher reports. voiceover: the smallest of smiles after the most terrifying of traumas. bearing the scars from her ordeal, petra kvitova today addressed the public for the first time since the knife attack which could have cost her her career and nearly cost her so much more.|j am happy to tell you that i am feeling well. the medical staff, the policeman, and my team have all provided me with such amazing reassurance in the l

you turn that revenue needle if you can do it, and i bet you they can. you do that, and that's going to cause the change in the narrative and the rerating in the stock. that's why facebook is number two pick for us. >> speaking of trying to change the narrative, what does the narrative sound like for twitter in 2017? >> you know, i -- >> big sigh. >> unfortunately, i -- yeah. unfortunately, i think -- say that, look, we have a sell on the stock. you know, we've gone through a lot of drama related to weather. it's a take-out candidate or not. we've had five major, you know, sea level executives leave the firm in the last -- call it the last three or four months. that's extremely unusual. one of the challenges of twitter, really from the beginning, is that they've had so much volatility in that management team, and at the end of the day you are betting on or investing in these individuals, and the individuals keep changing. i think the narrative, unfortunately, gets worse. the open question is whether we see a decline in revenues in 17. that could still be

what i l minimum bet, whatever it is and you put it off to the side, you bet at blackjack, you can put it on the line, poker, if you win, you want to throw something at the dealer. if you wait till the end, at that point, the dealer can't do anything. while you're there, i like to bet for the dealer, i worked in casinos and the dealer like to gamble too >> how much do you tip them? we know if we go to >> i think a couple of buckses is appropriate. maybe the minimum bet to start. you can go less. if you won a lot of money and if you want to tip the dealer that's fine. i mean, if you're not winning, then, you know, >> no tip. >> the next one you say is stay sober and be aware of surroundings >> you want -- the casinos will feed you drinks for a reason. th your wits about you. you want to be aware of your surroundings. you want to be at peak performance >> don't go to a casino desperate. if you're desperate and you need something to happen. that's not the best place >> you want to go in there expecting the money you're going to lose >> say i'm playing blackjack and whoa, yeah >> i don't c

but the narcotic is betting that everything mr. trump will put in place will be extraordinary -- >> if you only get something, that could be a disappointment. >> i mean, there is a lot of engines driving the financial growth. you touched them. there is the rate rise. so that's very good. there is the economy rising, that's good. there is tax -- less corporate taxes. that's also very good. there is the sentiment -- if we get it, the sentiment that we are in a new era for banks and they shouldn't get the big discounts they have been getting to the market. so that's four legs to stand on. >> we've got to move on. i just want to say i was in d.c. sun monday and monday. trust me, just because the gop sweep, there is it still a lot of conflicting opinions and the senate democrats still matter. the republicans have 54. you've got to get six or seven democrats to come on board about repealing or reducing dodd/frank. that's not a sure thing. did you buy anything today? >> i added to my position on tlt, long the bond market. this is kind of

but as more and more stores offer membership, is that the better bet? joining us now, mary beth, big box stores like sam's club and costco have been doing this for years, you have amazon prime, a lot of people are fans of. who else is getting in on this membership deal? >> first of all, wal-mart joined the band wagon, they offer a certain amount and you get free two-day shipping all year longs, other stores are dock it. rei, barnes and noble, bed, bath and beyond land's end. you can get percs. this you also pay for a year, but you get free shipping and returns and other perks that can offer better customer service. you might have access to sales throughout the year and you can get special sales. >> so many of them are a fee. is that a turnoff? >> it is, this will replace your sh shopping. it's sitting there bothering you. >> how do you decide what the value is to you? how scloes it to you? close to your home or office or somewhere you want to stop by. you basically want something not more work for you. >> i find myself to blame. i get restoration hardwa

the last if i years. >> you're not making a bet oil is going back to 100? >> no. but we won't upside. between 40 and 50, we get 50. between 50 and 60, we get that price. we give away the upside for above $60 for 2017. we decided not to hedge for 18 because i think we will see supply demand start drawing in 18. i hope it happens in 17 with the opec agreement. definitely happen in 18. >> you have a chart that says permian basis, only growing oil shell play in this countries since 2015. they are all going down. >> exactly. >> were you open up eagle fir if it goes up there i know have you other areas to drill. >> if they stay in the mid 50 range we will drill 10 to 12 next year. >> okay. what does president trump mean for you? >> we have two christmas presents the way i look. for november trump come into office. second, he is successful opec meeting. with trump coming into the office they are are talking about skpendsing all expenditures. >> is that behind the scenes what they are talking about? >> that's what they are talking about and going into 17, 18, 19. and not

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we don't bet on our portfolio. we look at things with down side protection. look at the bookie market. 75% of people think no, employ the one thing that we have really recently is that you cannot trust those poll numbers. >> you can't trust the polls, the bookies, or anybody. regardless of the outcome, you think the market could still go up regardless? >> i think if a yes vote comes in, it is definitely going up. the reform that they're looking to put through and the refer den up gives them the permission to do that and it's very positive. on the no side, don't forget. we've got -- the recap of that bank and that will become uncertain in an uncertain market, and then we don't know what's going to happen on a political front. >> austria is not getting any play. should it? >> it isn't, actually. it's kind of interesting that it's really fallen by the wayside, and a lot of the focus has been on italy. you could have another rise of populist conflict and threatening to leave the e.u. >> does it spill over here snl obviously, we're a little nervous ahead of what m

demand stricter controls over certain betting machines. >> good morning, everybody. welcome. we're being told today is the most important day of all time for the ecb. >> it's always the most important day. >> exactly. european equity markets gearing up for the most important ecb meeting with a slightly higher attitude. up by a quarter percentage point on stoxx 600. asia gaining overnight. a wall street rally. europe higher for the fourth straight day in a row. looking at the main european equity markets with the main europe europeans trading in positive territory. somewhere in the region of a half percent or so. the sectors, just briefly showing you what's going on. media, autos and telecoms trading higher. oil and gas, insurance, healthcare all a bit lower. people are talking about there's some doubts about the outputs talked about by opec. money has been coming out of the actual price, though it's trading around $50, $53 a ball r barrel. >> a majority of analysts expect a six-month extension to the bond buying program at the current pace of 80 billion euros per mon

with leaders from facebook, amazon, tesla with problems facing strong opposition from the leaders and bet say the meeting will focus on growing jobs and how the industry can help the government become more efficient. >> santa clara has passed a resolution oh popes the stance on many issues including statements that are offensive to women, immigrants, religious and racial and minorities veterans, disabled and the lgbt community and the general public. our media partners say that critics called the resolution a display of ignorance calling it blind politics. >> we have new details in the muni attack. the ransomware attack took place the day after thanksgiving day after an employee mistakenly downloaded malware and it was held for $73,000 ransom. the chief technology officer was interviewed and she said the reason the age did not pay is because the hacker only had a minimal amount of data. in the end. muni lost $50,000 forgiving away free raids because of air tack. >> san francisco will install a memorial where nieto was shot by police two areas ago after a resolution was approved to face a

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. >> tech investors place their bets in 2016 and no bet proves smarter than invidia. the stock has sored 240% this year. it's not just the best performing tech stock, it's the best performing stock period. why all the excitement? the semiconductors are powering many excitings fields that investors want exposure do. including artificial intelligence and self-driving cars. it's core graphic processing units enable popular video games. that business is what could drive this stock higher. >> what's driving that is the hardcore pc gamer. we have new title releases coming out for this season. battlefield one is out. that's a high performance game. they want the next generation greatest gpu, it's a higher gross margin, higher performing product. >> still, not everyone is a fan of invidia. this morning, citron dweeted that the market is disregarding head winds for the company including increasing competition. citron seized the stock, heading back down to $90. from leaders to lagers, one of the worst performing tech stocks this year is sales force. ceo mark bayoff says the bus

i think investors are betting a lot on a trump administration and it will be good to stop. and i don't think there's a lot of room for error. we think 2017 may be similar to 2016 and there might be some volatility. we have interest rates raising and we have elections overseas in europe and there could be some volatility along the way. >> let's talk about that point that bob made or concluded with, and that is the idea that if you have a diversified portfolio whether it's 50% stocks and 50% bonds or 60/40 as is a more classic mix, the bonds have not done very well this quarter. how should i feel about that? and should i make a move to lighten up on bonds and move more to stocks or what? >> well, we would be very cautious to chase the run up in the market, and it may be a good time to do the opposite of that and rebalance your portfolio and take some profits off your stock positions or your stock mutual funds and add a little bit of money into the bond market that has had a correction here. >> so, gina, since we're all on this watch for the dow to hit 20,000, i mean, i don't

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