phil: 3:56 mile or build nike? i will take nike. but i did pause. [laughter] david: ok. so, you lettered in three years, and after which you went into the army, after a year in the army, you served in the reserves for a number of years. you went to business school at stanford. how did you pick stanford for a business school? phil: it was and is a good school. i got admitted. david: so you got admitted, and there was a class on entrepreneurship? phil: yeah, the professor was really a dynamic professor and inspirational professor, and he had me write a term paper and you were supposed to attach yourself to a small business in the bay area or make up a small business, and he said, make sure you write about something you know, so most of my classmates wrote about some electronics project, which was beyond me, but i remembered my old track coach playing with shoes, and i was one of the guinea pigs of the shoes he played with, so i was quite aware of the process, and it did not make sense to me at the time that running shoes should be made in germany, which were dominating the

nike is up 27% year to date. nike is overbought on rsi. you could see funds come into -- i would rather be a buyer of under armour >> one thing i want to point out, nike outperformed adidas by 44%. this is how people trade them, they trade them as pairs that pair may be overdone the other way. two months ago there were people on this desk saying adidas was the best company in the world and it's gone the other way. >> i think -- i mean, nike had a couple of things to say, none of which were good for foot locker. north america being soft is one. the direct to customer is another. it does make you wonder, if north america is soft for nike, is it also soft for under armour as well. i don't know >> the tax rate issue. i'm going with an effective tax rate 38% going down to 21 >> guy >> i said nike was going to push up to 68 1/2, 69, from its all-time high in 2015. it didn't get that close tim mentions valuation i think this quarter forces people to look at valuation. earnings were down 9% year over year that is without question true. so that's n

you have big players like nike, also adidas, under armour. let's talk about the north american market which seems to be the concern how do these companies stack up? who will come out ahead in 2018 given what you know now? >> i think it's going to be a real battle. i don't think we'll get clarity until the middle of '18. i think some of the retailers could be the winners in this more so than the brands, at least from what we've seen right now. it's become a law of scenarios adidas has to be more innovative, broaden their offering under armour has to make decisions about distribution or they'll probably be the largest share donor. >> the outperformance of nike over under armour staggering so far this year. sam poser, thank you very much for joining us bright and early on "worldwide exchange." happy holidays to you. >> thank you >>> alphabet executive chairman eric schmidt is stepping down. landon dowdy has that story. >> good morning. schmidt is leaving his role as executive chairman but will continue to serve on alphabet's board. he will be tr

the floor in blood by those size 12 nike impact sneakers. were they on to something here? >> so they kind of backtracked. they wondered, hey, was there any kind of nike store around where we had getting gas and a hamburger? and they found across the street there was in fact a nike outlet store. >> so that was just kind of a shot in the dark? >> absolutely. >> and there it was. a nike outlet store in primm, nevada just yards away from the gas station where ernie used a credit card to fill his tank, and very close to the mcdonald's where he used plastic to buy a burger. this was maybe 12 hours before the murders. possible hitch? ernie did not use a credit card at this or any other nike store that day. so maybe he didn't buy a baseball bat to use on his parents. unless. did he use cash in an effort to hide a purchase at nike? one of the d.a.'s investigators asked nike to check purchase records for march 7th, 2008. and as they say in vegas, jackpot. at 11:38 a.m., just before ernie used his credit card at the mcdonald's and the gas station, ther

nike nike can beat them hand here's why. when you look at the international side and the strength internationally, we already talked about the revenue strengths, but how about the fact of the sheer mass of what can happen there for nike and the fact that they are getting into other areas of the athleisure world i think there's a lot of innovative factors somebody a while back said they are not innovating anymore i disagree with that they are innovating. they have the number one high-priced shoe on the market, so there's a lot of things that they are still doing right, even though they get knocked around a little bit here and there, and i think people, unfortunately, are focusing at the wrong thing. i love the fact that adidas is coming to north america and they are starting to win more and more that's great that's great for adidas. that is, that's fantastic. i love adidas, what i wear, but it doesn't mean nike is not going to win even more so because of the international growth. >> hand here's the other reason. >> it's a goo

>> i think that people understand longer term nike -- this is the time to buy nike those expectations maybe got elevated in the sense of people piling into the stock before the quarter. this quarter again was never supposed to be the inflection point. while the results themselves were an improvement, they probably weren't enough of an improvement to justify the meaning outperformance of the stock over the last month relative to the s&p 500 and other retail stocks. that being said, i think that for longer term shareholders, the ones that have more of a two-year or three-year view, investors who buy on the weakness will likely be well rewarded. >> some argue about sgna marketing spend going into the new year is the fight with adidas getting more intense or less intense. >> it's irnteresting that you sa that, nike called out more new models that ever before. they kept talking about shoe after shoe after shoe that's coming down the pipeline over the next six months. adidas, we only hear about one or two shoes down the pipeline i think the competition as you said, the intensity of how nike

there was an obvious nike swoosh right there in the middle. little checking revealed it was a nike impact tomahawk. big. maybe close to size 12. but who wore them? who would do such an awful thing? and why? >> in our area we just didn't have a husband and wife in their 60s in a multimillion-dollar neighborhood killed for no reason. >> investigators poked around the scherer's background looking for enemies with motive and it turned out they had some, or at least ernest did. >> ernie was a passionate person in his views and he wasn't afraid to let you know how he felt. >> guy houston, a former california state assemblyman, knew ernest scherer for his extreme fiscal conservatism for his work with the republican part write and the local school board. >> he did make people angry but it was all on a political, not a personal basis. it was all political. >> besides, what happened to them was too ugly even for politics. and as for charlene -- >> i don't know anybody who didn't like her. >> here was her friend from the mormon church. >> her confidence,

nike is a great company. it's unclear if they can get to where they -- >> we'll see you after the bell for reaction once those numbers come in. sam, thank you, and jamie. >>> heading to the close with six minutes left here. the dow up just 50 points we're out of record troerritory we'll have the countdown with all, just a couple days left before christmas here, right >> yes, we will. it's fast approaching. >>> after the bell, we are counting those days down since the christmas falls on a monday this year, it means people have one less day to get their packagesin time. coming up, we're going to go to an amazon prime now hub for a shipping status update the great emperor penguin migration. trekking a hundred miles inland to their breeding grounds. except for these two fellows. this time next year, we're gonna be sitting on an egg. i think we're getting close! make a u-turn... u-turn? recalculating... man, we are never gonna breed. just give it a second. you will arrive in 92 days. nah, nuh-uh. nope, nope, nope.

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nike route sporting -- nike reporting results beating estimates. in terms of revenue, that was an increase to $8.6 billion. analysts were looking for 8.4 billion. nike reports growth by international geography. direct,ength in nike without going through distributors. nike shares have little changes right now. julia: bloomberg intelligence analyst joins us now. as we were expecting, the u.s. was an area to look at. they are having to use the international performance to offset our weakness. results,ooking at the china up 17%. europe is up as well. north america is still challenging. it is a little weaker than what i expected. it is down 7% on the footwear side. still sluggish. joe: the stock is not doing much after hours. it has been on a nice run over the last couple of months. whole thing about people were going to wear adidas instead of nike, is that still a thing or was it a phase? >> that has been going on for the last 18 months. pipeline ofk at the products coming out, we are excited about the prospects next year. there is a lot of inventory o

i want to put it in the context of nike's competitors. up 27 --line is nike, up 27% year to date. compared to competitors, it is a laggard. 40%.rple is puma, up and a chinese company, 42. and adidas up by 30% or so. it is relative to what has been happening across the closing -- clothing apparel line, sportswear. china the biggest growth factor. they still have room to grow. yvonne: absolutely. given the fact you see sneakers very much a fashion statement like boots and pumps in hong kong. remy inocencio, thank you. it has been a roller coaster ride when it comes to bitcoin. the first four days of this week it fell 20% from monday, entering what could be defined as a bear market. market,considered a when a big doubled 1500% for the year? ceo spokeerica's about the cryptocurrency's merit. >> we talk about digital movement of money. one half of the money for bank of america move digitally. it is nothing new. anonymous currency, that is a different question. it is a policy question. that is what you see people struggle with. i don't think we want to. the reason why the $100 bill was

what argeus is saying the power has shifted from nike going to retailers to retailers going to nike that's a pretty good spot to be in if argeus is right. >> true, but i'll tell you what's very different and is missed here. these online numbers are so powerful >> nonstore. >> nonstore. have you tried to drive through new york city with the uberification, the amazonification and the earning people have different consumer preferences. >> that's what i was going to say. go ahead >> so what's happening is you have a change, an ideologically change in terms of how we engage markets. >> i've talked about demographics with the millenials, they still need shoes, tires -- >> but they try them on and send them back. >> they're going to need to buy shoes. >> but they're paying a premium for time and convenience that's what the economy -- >> it's something that is boring for the stock but really important for the economy. don't go out and buy retailers because you think the consumer is strong. what we found is that the consumer these days likes to spend his or her money in a lot of different ways. if

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and nike is due to give us government. and nike is due to give usa government. and nike is due to give us a financial update. 0n the agent financial side, japan is going to be holding a monetary meeting as well. we'll be looking out for all about, thatisit we'll be looking out for all about, that is it for this week's asia business report. hanky for watching. —— asian business side. —— thank you. you're watching bbc at news, our main headline for you this morning. the un warns leaders in myanmar they could face charges of genocide over the persecution of rohingya muslims. the government is considering extending automatic enrolment into a workplace pension to 18 year olds from 2020. currently, the starting age is 22. joe lynam reports. these men are both 21, 0llie has not yet started saving for his retirement. it has not yet crossed my mind, i tend not to stay in one place too long, so pensions have been low down the list of things that i have been conscious of. however, he has been saving for his retirement since he was 16.|j however, he has been saving

nike because it's much more stable. it does have the international exposure, which has allowed it to diversify away from north america, whereas underarmour is exposed to the market that has been struggling. >> great, susan. thank you. we appreciate you joining us this morning >> thanks. >> k on. >> thanks, susan happy holidays to you too. joining us right now for a broader check on the markets is steven reece he is investment specialist at jp morgan private bank also, jason pride, director of investment strategy at glen immediate. our guest host is steve grasso of stewart frankel, who is also a cnbc contributor guys, let's just talk about expectations for next year because there's been so many things that have changed with the passage of the tax reform. people trying to rerun those numbers. steve, you're looking pretty optimistic >> we're pretty optimistic expectations are high. i don't think they're high enough we think earnings next year can be at least 20% for the s&p 500. of course, this year was a great year next y

. >> american express 34%, year to date, 3-m, cissoko, j&j, nike, gains of 19% to 22% to 33%. >> nike is one on that list, jim, i shake my head at. i'm with you on rest but not on nike. >> oh. totally disagree with you. you want a bat he and i can battle it out right now. >> i just said it's not exciting to me. >> what's not exciting i didn't say throw it out. >> what's not exciting about 17% in three months? >> i think that is exciting. >> a lot of people wrote this stock off and for good reason. in other words, burn me once, shame on me, burns me twice, you know, anyway -- shame on you, rather >> we got it i know what you're getting at. somebody got burned. >> i think overall, judge, the opportunities in the market are extreme. to pete's point about low volatility what we don't talk about nearly enough when it is low like that is the money you would have had to have spent to hedge yourself is so much less now. so, in other words, a lot of the folks that are doing serious money management are spending a lot less money on this what does it mean? it means you're looking for other ways

serving 21% under armour closely behind up 8% foot locker up 13% and last but not least nike with quite the rally at year end, 9%. most of these names down, is now the time to race into sneaker stocks and if so which name is worth a buy, pete? >> one of my favorite names has been adidas over the years last quarter, when we watched what happened with nike, you saw the growth triggered for me the opportunity. the stocks were down 3%. you look at where they're going internationally, whether in south america or europe or china, that growth is off the charts a mature company like nike i still think there's upside in there, because of that, and you look at the direct to the consumer, that's been a growth spot, we talk about it all the time, everybody has to have an e-commerce sort of a side to who they are and that's something that's growing very rapidly, particularly in the international markets right now for nike >> again, this is a tax plan i think nike's -- i'm long of that stock it's traded off the futures numbers, the china numbers i wouldn't go near the finish lines after those moves,

invest with confidence. >>> let's trade nike on "trading nation." highest level since early 2016 up 15% in the last month, alone. august research upgrades the stock today. craig johnson with piper jaffray looking at the charts. they've been strong recently weak longer term where is nike ee's stock headin brake? >> if you look at the choorart, where we are the last couple weeks, we just started breaking out. i think you're going to see a move in the nike shares up to $68, $70 a similahare, go back retest the old highs by like what we're seeing on the chart, good momentum, relative strength use shorter-term pullbacks to buy the stock in here. see the big base on the chart and level we just broke out from >> okay, larry mcdonald, the bear report, you heard craig's technical strategy the thing from the august note that stuck out to me most was retailers are going hat in hand to nike saying, please, help us boost sales. maybe they've gotten, as george costanza may have said, they've gotten some upper hand in the relationship is that a reason to own nike,

>> i think the first part of what you said. 94% is nike. wall buttimes have a innovation, he put it out there and they are the first mover and they have the advantage over other companies. >> what about leisure, such a buzzword last year. hard to remember at this point. what happened to that? it seems as though that has fizzled to some extent. handbags threeth or four years ago. a lot of new players coming into the market and at some point, you get to where -- you have demand and it brings out -- it hurts your margin and you have to discover more and that is what you are seeing now on the apparel side. you will see them starting to rise again. >> it is not that the trend -- >> it is more of a mandatory issue than the trend getting weaker. joe: all of these articles about how millennials prefer experiences and no one likes shopping or paying for clothes is that overstated? >> i think it is. look at 2018, the macro point of view consumer confidence is at a multiyear high. you have inventory levels lower than in years, which is very essentiall

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china is clearly where it is i think 9% was the number for nike in terms of their growth in china. look at the growth for starbucks and the fact that he's bravembrd the culture, something they didn't do early on >> when starbucks reported a month ago the stock was trading at 54 after the results, people didn't love it a few weeks earlier, nike was trading at 54. both stocks went straight to 60, despite poor valuation >> i'm not certain either stack has a whole heck of a lot from here on out. if you have the trade right, then you have it right but it's kind of an interesting setup for the two of them. >> if you look at the fourth quarter, it wasn't a great quarter. they missed on revenue, the comps are up 2%, the street was looking for 3. you had a selloff in the aftermarket, the stock traded down, reversed, it's off to the races ever since bad earnings report, good price action not unlike what we've seen with disney over the last couple of weeks. it leads me to believe maybe it tests the old high at 65 or so >>> ahead, investors' appetite for fast food is beefing up. the companies

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eric chemi breaks down nike's fourth quarter tonight. >> reporter: despite the fact that nike beat estimates, what analyses will look for is the north americ business, which is down 5%. people were expecting it to be down 1 to 3%. 5% is a lot worse than people were expecting. that will be the key. is there too much supply in that business? are price being discounted too much? the company is still targeting a $50 billion revenue target five years from now. they're at about $36 billion right now. they've got a long way to go. it will be interesting to see what happens in the next few quarters. can they stay on track for that $50 billion number? the big takeaway, that down 5% number in their north american business. for "nightly business r" i'm eric chemi. >>> the american economy expanded at its fastest pace in more than two years in the third quarter. the final reading of gross domestic product came in at 3.2% annual rate. slightly lower than the last reading. an increase in business spending offset a slight decline in consumer pending. the report marks the first time since 2014 that the econ

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give joy, get joy - with nike at kohl's. good morning, 3:58. senators stayed up late to pass the tax cut reform bill. we'll tell you what it means for your paycheck. >>> and i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. i hope you enjoyed the 62 degree ernshine yest >>> taking a live look at the capital as we start off this wednesday morning. senators were there late last night. gm i'm chris lawrence. we'll get right back to the breaking news in a minute. we're working for you to get you ready for the day ahead. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is here with a look at that forecast. chuck, not bad at this point. i guess things about to change though? >> yeah. they'll be starting to cool down. the colder air is four, five, six hours away. it's anything but cold here early this morning. temperatures mostly in the 40s to near 50s. we'll be dry here the next few days. dry through most of your friday afternoon. big rain chances coming our way and with bitter cold coming our way there's a chance, a chance he says of a wet snowflake on christmas day

reports after so we can see how nike is doing from talking to finish line. now we got an upgrade at finish line today fit turns out to be right, you might want to buy nike as they report thursday after the close. the stock had a nonstop run since they hit bottom in the low 50s. a good number and nike even as much as it is gets a second wing it is still behind a lot of the dow stocks along comes a frafrt favorite that could go away the numbers, krichlt. ntas one look at that strong employment number, cintas is going to shoot the light outs. the stock has been a horse if you have sense, you'll buy cintas friday is an official day off. after earning this is week, you no what he we're going to need a break. so here's the bottom line. earnings have been the secret sauce to this market i think that the stretch continues is better than expected sales and profits keep driving us higher. next week, it should be no exception. let's go hank in new york. hank >> hey, jim. love your show >> thank you >> hey, i'm calling about dexcom my daughter is a type one diabetic she

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nike fell by the most in nine months earlier today, overshadowing strong growth in other regions. sales were up 16% in china and 19% in europe, but they were in america. nike, the world's biggest sports brand, is losing share in its home turf to germany-based adidas. world are around the scrabbling to finish off a flurry of deals today before bankers and executives break for the holidays, and the disease december in at least 12 years. companies have announced $361 billion of mergers and acquisitions this month alone. this according to data compiled by bloomberg. latest "business flash" update. still ahead, cvs has grand additions to change the face of health care. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i am vonnie quinn. we have breaking news -- want to update you once again on this atz hasat michael novogr a shelved plans to start a crypto hedge fund, as became news a couple weeks ago, when the hedge fund manager said he was going to start a fund specifically dedicated to cryptocurrencies. "we didn't like market conditions." he said the galaxy hedge fund, as it was supposed to

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