as analysts look at where macy's is situated relative to key players, they are saying macy's may require additional store closings given they have caps off digital sales. other brick-and-mortar sales have done well in terms of capturing deals. the curbside pickup, the online pickup you can do in-store. macy's has a lot ahead of them. vonnie: that is taylor riggs in san francisco. coming up, out global battle of the charts. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: it is that time. it is time for our global battle the charts. you can find it on your bloomberg by running gtv . >> let's start with gold and the trend is up. my chart is a chart of gold. five-year moving average, this is an annual chart turning back up. what is the key driver of gold? u.s. debt to gdp. it is just a matter of time for gold to get to new heights. high,ance 2013 was the gold is retracing. i think it is going back there get a key support is 1400. that was the high-end gold for five years until this year. gold looks like it is heading higher. what will it take for goldbach to go higher? back to you. guy: excellent. you can f

macy's this is a trade. i bring this up every time, this is a trade, this is not a company that i love, i don't think that they're really in a great position right now, but somebody is buying this week's calls the 15.5 strike calls at macy's as the stock is trading right near that 15.5 it's actually pulled back below there so the stock was a little bit height yer when they were buying these calls. they expire friday to december 6th. these are the 15.5 calls that they're buying and nice size, about 7,000 of those originally hit and that was trading around 30 cents so, again, risk reward now, what i always look at when i see something like this is are they saying to me that macy's will move to the upside on news. i don't think so i think what they're going to move to the upside if they do is a short squeeze. 30 plus percent short interest on macy's. i'm long these calls expecting to see them maybe potentially. stock gets up through 16, 17 these calls will absolutely quadruple it will be a great hit. >> if the

and this gave the ayatollah's faction a lot of credibility and legislate macy. and so, maybe we shouldn't let them go. so suddenly you get stalemate. fairly quickly black americans are given the permission to leave if she chose. women given permission to leave if they choose. but the others, no. there is a side story to this which is at the moment of takeover, a few american embassy personnel escape. this is the great movie made by ben affleck and others. six at this point americans escaped ran through the streets. that's a whole another story. there is hostages escaping. taking root to the american embassy. but others blindfolded in squalor, not tortured at this point but by no means being housed comfortable. as for the government in america it was a hard set of decisions to figure out the leverage point. how do you fix it? and jimmy carter is a methodical thinker. and in a good sense he goes through every plausible avenue of possibility to release the hostages peacefully. there is economic sanctions placed and of course playing a vital role in donald trump's c

a apple is the biggest loser check out shares of macy's jumping despite a bearish call from goldman sachs is the bottom finally over for this beating down stock. our traders will discuss later this hour. >>> thank you very much. the december 15th tariff deadline looms just a few days from now and the u.s. and china don't seem to be all that much closer to a deal, if at all. there may be progress on the trade deal with canada and mexico we are joined with all the latest news. hey. >> turns out the most protracted negotiations are taking place in the u.s. with the white house and democratic lawmakers discussing changes to that uscma deal for more than a year. they are now very close to deal according to two senior democratic aids. it could be announced as soon as today. one aids says the democrats are still studying the white house proposal others suggest the deal has already been reached the white house is talking timing for a potential usmca vote informing two sources that this is the operative schedule house speaker nancy pelosi makes the final call on that scheduling december 15th is no

grinch let's start with the stock you picked in the stock draft, macy's naughty or nice? >> you're a nice guy i think macy's is a nice stock once again what was once naughty again, delevering, buying back some of their debt part of the story here, balance sheet optimization off-price model in some of their empire is working. so, again, for something that was once naughty, the calendar doesn't make it suddenly get nice, but i do think some of these drivers are important. >> number two, chipotle. naughty or nice? >> incredibly nice year. naughty. not because chipotle has done anything, but the valuation is naughty. 17.75 consensus, you're about 52 times. digital sales, loyalty program are well priced in here. i think it's going to be tough to equal that in 2020. >> johnson & johnson, despite its troubles up 10% this year. naughty or nice for 2020 >> there's a lot going on here, but it is a nice story in terms of the valuation right now it's trading at a 15% discount to the s&p this hasn't done this in a decade we know why, i think, the headlines. businesses are often a driv

our guest host former macy's chairman and c.e.o. terry lundgren on the retail wars amazon's dominance and what it means for the malls. in the meantime check out the futures this morning mixed day for markets yesterday. the nasdaq ended up for the sixth day in a row the dow and s&p gave back towards the end of the day the dow futures indicated up 52 points quk x"ilbeby0.asdaq 1 "sawbo wl right back. >>> the retail sector trailing behind the broader market this year, gaining 11% compared to the s&p 500's 27%. joining us right now to talk about the state of retailers and the consumer is our guest host for the hour, terry lundgren . he's the former macy's chairman and c.e.o. >>> terry, it has been a continued year of fallout for retailers. this seems like one of the fastest changing arenas, you watch technology affecting just about every sector >> sure. there are winners and losers just like there is any -- in any point in time when the consumer is strong, yet the overall business is generally flat in total. pie is not growing so there'

you were shaking your heads as nancy was at contessa read out the potential buys from the macy's and gaps of this world. you could have said a very similar argument to target a year or so ago >> you could have. >> and clearly has pivoted so my question is, is there anymore retailers out there like walmart or target that might not be on this list, but have struggled so far and still could get themselveses into that reinvention camp >> i think if you have a retailer like a target or a walmart that has a very diversified sku inventory, if you will, across all products, hitting all things in the home, as well as clothing, grocery, and the like, then perhaps you could do that. the problem you have with "l" brands, macy's, and gap, they're clothing retailers and if you walk in any one of their stores, they slash prices all the time they're continuing to compress their margins. and they'll continue to close stores i agree with nancy i think it's too risky of a play, even though all of those stocks have been beaten up substantially. >> so which out of this list, you've got biomed, i mentione

and the macy's day parade on their way care of the rejected tonight. during your headline from the future tomorrow you'll read a confused robert mohler shows up to capitol thinking he's involved in breach of hearings. and in 3 days you'll learn. mike papantonio slap forehead upon discovering he forgot to crit a fascist doing paraguayan last week or was it. and joe week from now oh oh. adam schiff suddenly realizes he's achieved his lifelong dream of being important to people who don't understand what's going on. and this is the big 13 months from now trump overheard telling turkish ambassador here the most perfect impeachment there's ever been. held by my new blog bullet points and punch lines is now available for presale you can take a look at grab your copy of lee camp book dot com until next on good night. it was. a. little. please. play. lists lists lists. clicked. playing. and very well might continue watching on since last. what politicians do you should. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected . so when you want to be president.

they have hung it on the new story that macy's has been hacked by cyber criminals, but actually within the opinion piece there is a interesting little bit of study that talks about the fact that effectively, this is because people in eastern europe who came from a very strong background of having maths and science within the education, don't have the opportunities to build businesses as we have in the west, and therefore they turned their mathematical and computer ability to doing nefarious activities and hacking people, so it is quite interesting the basis on which the writer here says that the cybercrime is happening. of course we are very aware of it because we have got black friday deals and cyber monday deals, so we are doing a lot more activity online and therefore we are more vulnerable, and macy's customers have just found out exactly what the impact of that can be, but the thinking behind it is the interesting piece of this article, i think, is the interesting piece of this article, ithink, because is the interesting piece of this article, i think, because they think people wo

cvs says you can't buy a gift card unless you acknowledge a scam advisory. >> i think macy's needs to be more aware of it. >> did anyone warn you that what you were doing might be part of a scam. >> they did not. >> do you think they should have? >> absolutely. >> we have not received a response. the retail gift card policies. they believe the recommendations should be mandatory. >> it is a no brainer. best buy says they will limit people to $2,000 per day. we asked best buy about lisa's complaints and she did not respond. jenni and max remain frustrated with macy's. >> they could have said stop, immediately call the store that issued the gift card and ask them to freeze the money stored on it, max, jenni, and lisa moved quickly but the crooks were faster and still got away with more than $10,000 between them. >> we learned about the story from viewers like you. if you have a tip for us go to our website, click on the menu, and then click respond or call us, 888-996-tips. >> thank you, from that to what we're seeing around the bay area right now, more than half of the bay area into so

macy's >> all right that does it for us. we'll see you ckba here tomorrow at . >> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there is always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica i'm just trying to save you money. my job isn't just to entertain but to teach you call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me at jim cramer. >> how in the world is it possible that the s&p 500 is up 25% year-to-date and other stocks are done. consider the circumstances where the dow dropped and nasdaq is down .04% and think about it we're on the verge of escalation on the raid war and our countries is divided like no time since the civil war and the yearnings are barely expected to be up and two contenders for the democratic nominees have problem with big business and the market is still in bull market mode and it keeps climbing. first, you got to remember a year ago things seemed incredibly bl

i don't want to speak for pete. >> never been my story. >> the story with macy's you get to 2.5, 2.8 net debt that's good ratio. >> good stuff. debt investors smarter than equity investors this is equity investor show. >> we'll talk about it. >> nike hitting the all-time high the second straight day the sports wear giant up 34% this year heading up into the report options traders bet it could run. >> mike khouw with the "options action," mike. >> you can barely san francisco all behind me all you get is the city fog for nice ee interesting into earnings two times the average daily options volume in nike today it's implying a move of 4.3% in line with the 4.2% they averaged the past 8 quarters. the most active buying activity taking place in the january 100 calls, over 3500 of those traded for $3 buyers of calls betting that the stock rallies above the $100 strike price by the premium they paid the break even would be 1.03 in this case. one could understand bullish bets in options because the stock doubled since mid-2017 a lot of the price growth came from multiple growth, which it's

told you about best buy a long time ago, too. >> it's macy's >> it is it is. i mean, because right now those other names, which i love and i've aukd about on the show, i don't do a ton of retail in my own portfolio but this name is so close to the 52-week low. >> for a reason. >> well, i mean, you could say that about a lot of things, right? let's talk about -- >> especially this one, though. >> i'm playing value today, you know i'm a growth girl 9% dividend yield, right 9% dividend yield. >> okay. >> okay? >> fair point. >> there is my down side, all right? some people might say, oh, they should cut that because of where the stock is, reinvest it in bad leases and fibsing stores. i had a rather depend on as an investing that guaranteed money and then allow macy's to recreate their playbook as it relates to how they're going to run this business going forward. >> what if there is no playbook? >> there is a playbook what are you talking about >> what if their playbook has walmart, target, best buy and target in it that's like llama mar jackson, tom brady, patri

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department stores with the worst performing sector in the s&p 500 this year, and retailers like macy's and cap were among the poorest performers in the index. will retailers bounce back in 2020? here to discuss, michael brown. it was kind of an interesting year for retailers because we kind of saw the consumer .pending trend being healthy there onnsumer was out a spending spree. what we are seeing is the legacy players. what she is looking for and the value that she wants. ,> what more can you tell them that macy's underwent a massive restructuring of its headquarters, for example, in new york city, and even that did not seem to work for macy's. michael: what is happening in the market right now is fragmentation. there are so many digitally native startups. 20 or 30 of them attacking the entire sector and that just kills the profit margin. the amazonnly effect, it is these digital natives taking share and continuing to take share over the next few years. to be a successful retailer, you could just have a successful online strategy, you had to meld those together, pick up those items, d

officer told him to go to macy's and buy gift cards, call back with the numbers. max did, three times in one day and didn't suspect a thing until the next morning. >> called again, undescribable that you've been suckered, scammed. >> how much money was gone at that point? >> $12,000. >> just really sad. >> rachel yoshida is one of max and jenny's granddaughters. >> i can't understand how you can ring up $4,000 in gift cards from someone in their 80s and not raise a flag. >> reporter: grandparents not alone. >> hit him at most vulnerable. >> reporter: convinced him his grandson had been arrested. scammers needed $3,000 in best buy gift cards. dad bought them in a panic. >> they let him spend the money. >> reporter: crooks raked in at least $41 million according to federal trade commission and number paid with gift cards jumped 270%. says stores should warn shoppers. >> counsel people. >> reporter: some do, target has posted warnings and trained cashiers. cvs said you can't buy gift cards unless you acknowledge the scam warning on the screen. >> has to be more aware

her wishes granted inside the pleasanton macy's store. macy's store. an official message from medicare. hey, fred, it's medicare open enrollment. time to compare plans. we're fine with what we have. that's what the johnsons thought until they tried medicare's new plan finder. the johnsons? we saved a lot on our prescription costs and got extra benefits. how 'bout it, fred? plans change every year. use the new plan finder at medicare.gov. comparing plans really pays. wow, look how much we can save! for a truly delicious taste. kerrygold. the taste that takes you there. >>> this is dramatic videopolice thieves who used a truck to smash into the business. this burglary took less than a minute but thieves ended up stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars work of jewelry. this isn't the first time that business was hit. >> reporter: in the surveillance video you see a truck back up into the front of this downtown los altos jewelry store, triggering the alarm. then it crashes through another time and finally a third time, laurchg the truck farther. you then

the officer told him to go to macy's and buy gift cards, then call back with the numbers. max did, three times in one day and didn't suspect a thing until the next morning. >> he called again. it's just indescribable that you've been suckered, you've been scammed. >> reporter: how much money was gone at that point? >> $12,000. >> it's just really sad. >> reporter: rachel yoshida is one of max and jenny's granddaughters. >> i don't understand how you could ring up $4,000 in gift cards from somebody who is in their 80s and it not raise any kind of, like, flag. >> reporter: she soon learned that her grandparents are not alone. >> they hit him at his most vulnerable. >> reporter: in oakland, scammers convinced lisa hardy's 88-year-old father that his grandson had been arrested. the scammers needed $3,000 in best buy lisa says her dad bought them in a panic. >> no one talke letd tohim spen >> reporter: crooks who impersonated family or friends raked in at least $41 million last year, according to the federal trade commission, and the number of victims who paid with gift cards h

jewelry and watches, at macy's until end of january. if you bought an apple product, january 8 is the deadline. and if you bought a fur here, you can't return it. there you go. here is a statistic that blew me away. three quarters of people who got gifts at christmas will return at least one. 20% i am told return -- will return half of the gifts they got. that is ungrateful people that get gifts to me. and the other point i thought was interesting, 55 percent will return it nurse firs it -- firs, that helps brick and mortar even if they bought it on-line, that i want to return it in the store. we have to commend macy's to me this always marshall fields. david: i am thinking of that bunny out fit that ralphy had to wear in a christmas story. remember that? that i wonder if that was returned, thank you very much jeff, a good set up, is it bad news that retailers are expecting so many returns this year. >> not what you consider super saturday, dollars .4 billion -- 34.4 billion. there is one viewer, we read your tweets, said, i am pair par

dish leading the s&p higher, and some retailers, macy's about 4% higher. gaming companies up more than 3% apiece, and cigna is up 2.8%. the dollar index is above 97. the 10 year yield is at a recent high of 1.90%. fedex is one of the loan sufferers today, down about 10% right

that permit was proximate to the macy's entrance when there's the cheesecake factory in macy's. so essentially the way we view it is if there's any type of gap between the door to the building and where the actual restaurant begins it wouldn't be subject to the 75-foot restaurant requirement. >> period? >> period >> so the restaurant has no protection from a food truck outside of the building where the restaurant is essentially. you are saying it's completely outside of the scope. >> because it's further inside the building. >> okay. >> and there's a gap. >> i'm not convinced that's what this means but that's how you are saying you interpret it that's fine but i don't think that's what this means. i think this means that the primary entrance is the way you get to the restaurant. and if that entrance is more than -- doesn't have direct street access then this doesn't apply. does that make sense? so you know the big double doors at cheesecake factory that's the primary entrance. doesn't have direct street acc

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we have a crisis on our hands and these people are dancing in an abandoned macy's building. what it did was it got their attention to focus on what was important. our people wanted to know it wasn't their fault that we went through the hard times. so often when companies go through difficult times, employees are made to feel they are the reason. that they are too expensive, not productive enough. that they are a cost even though they are the best asset. we do these meetings to this day. we can pay for our own space and do hotel lobbies and other venues, but we have a dozen of them a year all around the u.s. where we bring people of different disciplines together and talk about the future. i still lead every one of those, as i did 15 years ago because that engagement is so critical in what we do. david: how do you grow the value of your airline? you just make it more profitable by flying more miles, more acquisitions? anything left to buy in this business? ed: the airlines are thought to be a mature industry. after all, there's not new places in the u.s. left to fly to. we ar

we have a crisis on our hands and these people are dancing in an abandoned macy's building. what it it is that got their attention to focus on what was important. our people wanted to know it wasn't their fault that we went through the hard times. so often when companies go through difficult times, employees are made to feel they are the reason. that they are too expensive, not productive enough. that they are the cost even though they are the asset. we do these meetings to this day. we can pay for our own space and do hotel lobbies and other venues, but we have a dozen of them a year all around the u.s. where we bring people of different disciplines together and talk about the future. i still lead every one of those, as i did 15 years ago because that engagement is so critical in what we do. david: how do you grow the value of your airline? you just make it more profitable by flying more miles, more acquisitions? anything left to buy in this business? ed: the airlines are thought to be a mature industry. not new places in the u.s. left to fly to. we are building bigger airp

crisis on our hands and these people are dancing in macy's building. but it got them to focus on what was really important. it people wanted to know wasn't their fault that we went through the hard times. so often when companies go hrough difficult times, employees are made to feel like they are the reason, that they are too expensive. they are not productive enough. that there are costs when they best asset and, now, we can afford to actually niceor our space and we do hotel lobbies in other venues ut we have a dozen of them a year all around the u.s. we bring people from different disciplines together and we talk about the future and i still one of these as i did 15 years ago because that engagement is so critical in we do. >> how do you grow the value of your airline? more profitable by flying more miles or can you make more acquisitions? to buy innything left this this business? >> the airlines is considered a industry. we're building bigger airports but not new destinations. expansion is something that's important to us at delta and we're doing th

you have more time for macy's and nordstroms you are taking a risk. be careful. >> i'm in the final 56%. >> me too. >> but partly because calculated decision, the pound may have recovered but still weak in any general term i'll do it back there. >> this study that you mentioned court did not account for arbitrage of currency. >> you don't have to think about a about that. >> i'm making the most of it. >> so macy's and nordstrom do they do anything different that allows them to guarantee it. >> such a great question i don't know that in particular. because i would have thought that target or wal-mart would have had extended days comparison to macy's or frord nordstroms especially with the proximity of the stores and the omni channel i was surprised when i checked on it. there was a 12-hour benefit to macy's and nordstrom i think it's risky though. >> mike spins to the broader markets. clearly record closes, strong volume and near the highs of the session at the close. >> it's unassailable and a completely 1807 from a year ago. a year ago earn was negat

and the macy's day parade on there we care about the rejected tonight. your headline from the future tomorrow you'll read a. confused robert muller's shows up to capitol thinking he's involved impeachment hearings. and in 3 days you'll learn mike bump aoe slap forehead upon discovering he forgot to create a fascist go in peril while last weekend was in iraq. and 2 weeks from now. adam schiff suddenly realizes he's achieved his lifelong dream of being important to people who don't understand what's going on. and this is the big 13 months from now trump overheard telling turkish ambassador a of the most perfect impeachment there's ever been. caught my new blog poll is going to end punchlines is now available for presale you can take a look at grab your copy of lee camp book dot com until next time goodnight. to his community there are people who believe that it's ok to sell fracking food on my table it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids that ask and as a parent. i can come up with such a carcass there's a lot of conflict in the

we have a crisis on our hands and these people are dancing in an abandoned macy's building. what it did was it got their attention to focus on what was really important. our people wanted to know it wasn't their fault that we went through the hard times. so often when companies go through difficult times, employees are made to feel they are the reason. that they are too expensive, not productive enough. that they are a cost when really, they are the very best asset you have. we do these meetings to this day. we can pay for our own space and do nice hotel lobbies and other venues, but we have a dozen of them a year all around the u.s. where we bring people of different disciplines together and we talk about the future. i still lead every one of those, as i did 15 years ago because that engagement is so critical in what we do. david: how do you grow the value of your airline? you just make it more profitable by flying more miles, more acquisitions? anything left to buy in this business? ed: airlines are typically thought to be a mature industry. after all, there's not new plac

but we did >> i'm not trying to knock on macy's, not knocking on the oil and gas companies. but tim mentioned them as like leaders. do we have to worry this is a low-quality stock rally. >> it's stuff to call one stock a leader after dropping three and four years or a sector but what we do know is that you have catch-up trades in markets. when things are high people dup double back. and these are catch-up trades morning leaders. >> do you think, steve it's because investors believe in the names? or it's hey they're down the market is riding lets buy the stocks that are cheap. >> it's how do you position yourself it was an overpositioning to be sure for trade, for the fed and they had to have the catch-up into the end of the year q1 is going to be a hell of a time to lay out the shorts again. potentially. it's depending on estimates, guidance and where all of those analyst that called for a earnings recession might ratchet up estimates too high. and then estimates fall short. >> you know, guy, i thought of you this morning. >> i'm sure you did. why was today any different tha

from there, top level of macy's to check out view and write a letter to santa. spca, availableption. bella, >> just down the street. upside down christmas tree. then split up to cover ground. >> hi dion, at fairmont hotel, amazing gingerbread house, can smell it and the candy. >> even bigger than last year, standing more than 25 feet high. meantime somewhere that sounds like christmas, ghirardelli square with lots of picture opportunities. >> on the way to pier 39 to see what i can find. >> finally i stopped by deck the halls, a holiday themed bar. >> call let it snow, vodka, amum. >> plenty for the gram. >> very fun, no drinking involved, just a prop. >> nobody drank that drink? >> it was empty if you look closely. >> that's what i'm talking about, chris wants to know how it got empty. plus the gingerbread house, can you eat your way out? >> it's a lot, tons of candy, maybe chris could. >> i'm eric thomas, i eat lots. >> i wasn't insinuating that. >> just part of one elaborate edible holiday display. more than 30 artists in poland created this gingerbread down,

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we have a crisis on our hands and these people are dancing in this abandoned macy's building. what a date is it got their attention to focus on what was important. our people wanted to know it wasn't their fault that we went through the hard times. i think so often, when companies go through difficult times, employees are made to feel they are the reason. that they are too expensive, not productive enough. that they are a cost, when it -- when really they are the very best asset you have. and we do these meetings to this day. we can afford to actually pay for our own space and do hotel lobbies and other venues, but we have a dozen of them a year all around the u.s. where we bring people from different disciplines together and we talk about the future. and i still lead every one of those, as i did 15 years ago, because that engagement is so critical in what we do. david: so how do you grow the value of your airline? you just make it more profitable by flying more miles, more acquisitions? anything left to buy in this business? ed: the airlines are thought to be a mature industr

we got a crisis on our hands and these people are dancing in an abandoned macy's building. but what it did was it got their attention to focus on what was really important. our people wanted to know it wasn't their fault that we went through the hard times. i think so often when companies go through difficult times, employees are made to feel they are the reason. that they are too expensive, not productive enough. that they are a cost when really, they are the very best asset you have. and we do these meetings to this day. we can afford to actually pay for our own space and do nice hotel lobbies and other venues, but we have a dozen of them a year all around the u.s. where we bring people of different disciplines together, and we talk about the future. i still lead every one of those, as i did 15 years ago because that engagement is so critical in what we do. david: how do you grow the value of your airline? you just make it more profitable by flying more miles, or can you make more acquisitions? anything left to buy in this business? ed: airlines are typically thought to b

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we have a crisis on our hands and these people are dancing in this abandoned macy's building. what a date is it got their attention to focus on what was important. our people wanted to know it wasn't their fault that we went through the hard times. i think so often, when companies go through difficult times, employees are made to feel they are the reason. that they are too expensive, not productive enough. cost, when ita really they are the very best asset you have. and we do these meetings to this day. we can afford to actually pay for our own space and do hotel lobbies and other venues, but we have a dozen of them a year all around the u.s. where we bring people of different disciplines together and we talk about the future. and i still lead every one of those, as i did 15 years ago , because that engagement is so critical in what we do. david: how do you grow the value of your airline? you just make it more profitable by flying more miles, more acquisitions? anything left to buy in this business? ed: the airlines are thought to be a mature industry. there is not new places

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macy's is a perfect example. macy's, their stock has been really hit. it lost a good quarter of its value over the past five years. you are looking at macy's and the height of its black friday the doorbuster sales, but check out a chart real quick because analysts are saying macy's is getting killed by a number of things, not just amazon. by strategies, t.j. maxx offers all kinds of bargains that you have to hunt for. target building up its online presence along with walmart. rishaad: thanks, su. let's get the latest business flash headlines. nomura. the chief operating officer has been there for over 30 years. theerages sweeping over global operations. replacing the leader of the company for seven years and will become chairman. sense of urgency is even stronger. shift.ill be no big will be the most important thing to focus on going forward. rishaad: hong kong airlines is fighting for its survival. online street protests. passengers avoid going in or out. the finances are deteriorating rapidly. they are waiting until saturday to find a solution. down t

i happen to be a fan of macy's i like what ms. ds is doing. >> what are they doing. >> sophisticated buyers. they are reinventing the inventory, sourcing the right goods at the right price right time they have to make the experience better obviously. but in many respects in our business people talk about experience the merchandise is the experience you can have a great experience. if you have lousy merchandise it doesn't work and macy's has a great buying group i wouldn't bet against. >> you mentioned the up sale with the omni channel approach and amazon making other retailers better and that's clearly the case with names like target, forced them to make the investments. do you see amazon doing another acquisition of a bricks and mortar retailer because obviously that was their first step because they are just online or were online. they're getting 50% of new online growth, right with youo but don't they need to broaden it out wouldn't best buy be a great retailer to own nationally. >> i think there would have been a number of gre

the sector being led by macy's that's right macy's footlocker nordstrom. l brands and by the way, macy's up 10% this week. it had been the worst-performing stock in the s&p 500 this year no more. facebook also getting a bump deutsche bank raising its price target on the stock by ten bucks to 270 that's about 33% upside. db says facebook has managed several large transitions, which have improved engagement trends. people are betting on the betters, as well today shares of wynn resorts, they're also moving higher after named the three stocks as their top picks for 2020 firm says that all three should have upside of more than 20% next year. and here's a bonus name for you because that's just what we do here take a look at shares of tesla hitting a new intraday all-time high stock is up nearly 2,000% since going public in 2010 elon musk, one tesla haters, zero now, let's get a cnbc news update with sue herera. >> hello, brian. hello, everyone. here's what's happening at this hour house speaker nancy pelosi opening debate on the articles of impeachment against

macy's last minute gift sale. >> reporter: place those macy's orders by noon saturday. walmart, nordstrom, and amazon prime by sunday, or be prepared to pay extra. >> spend the extra money and ship it next day air. that's really going to give you the best opportunity to make someone happy on christmas. >> reporter: david, if you are planning to brave those crowds, retailers recommend the buy online and pick up in store option. that way you know you're getting exactly what you want when you head out to shop. david? >> all right. thanks, rebecca. >>> when we come back, the new and alarming flu numbers right before the holiday. >>> and remembering tonight a famous bond girl. rk faster. making easy work of tough messes. dawn is a go-to grease-cleaner throughout the kitchen, too. keep a bottle in the laundry room to pre-treat greasy stains. and keep dawn in the garage to lift grease off car rims. it's even gentle enough to clean wildlife affected by oil. dawn's grease cleaning power takes care of tough grease wherever it shows up. scrub less and save more... with dawn. you n

macy's >> the loser of the year. >> yeah, macy's is shocking at 4.9 billion and of course the yield. actually below 10% now only 9.37% is the dividend on macy's. we know it's been a difficult year based in the malls. it's hard to see anything that gives a sign that it's going to change when we look at the number, certainly coming out of christmas. >> of course, people were hopeful that sales per square foot might increase. in weird ways they're looking at the metrix i think the important thing is because you can add a new tesla study for example if your mall doesn't mean you are overall necessarily going to make a huge difference there has been all sorts of things tried i love restaurants, alternative events, entertainment, niles water slides i vote for that. >> you like nice water slides? >> we got to get people in medical complex. going down the water slide >> carl, it has been interesting. of course, we mentioned many times, amazon under performed the broader market s&p up over 28%. shares up 21, 22% this year. retail, of course, continues to cost given the focus so much of the fo

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not just macys, jc pennies and kohls. we have victoria secret, gap, old navy, kate spade these brands have not evolved. they are not as relevant they are losing share not only to newer brands that they are locking into but to our price retailers who today not only provide great service, great convenience, great value and great assortment of brand names. >> some brands to watch. >> always great to get your thoughts >> happy holidays. >> thank you turning now to financials, the space bouncing back from a disasterous year we have your 2020 playbook >> it has been a bumpy year for financials the key things to watch for in 2020 first, interest rates. bank stocks are always linked to the yield curve because of the direct impact on net income. this has been the case in the second half of 2019 as is likely to be next year as investor fears where we are in the cycle continue to rise second, regulation after a decade of increasing costs, banks have enjoyed three years of easing regulation the 2020 presidential race will have a huge

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scarlet: all right. >> macy's has santa claus. romaine: there you go. scarlet: traditional. romaine: santa claus citing. scarlet: thank you so much. a very colorful story in the bloomberg about department stores are getting a little desperate here. sticking with retail, there have been a number of retail vacancies drawing concerns of loan default. managingwe welcome the partner of a company that focuses on purchases and sale of commercial. good to see you. think you so much. -- thank you so much. >> thank you. romaine: we got it right. scarlet: thank you. it is friday. i apologize. the department stores are clearly in a desperate mode try to do what they can to get foot traffic. we know a lot of activist investors are urging them to selloff or basically turn into realistic companies as well. how long can this go on for, this situation where they are paying huge amounts of money to make sure they spend money to try to get them to come in to spend money in their stores? >> we are seeing it now with prime examples of stores in new york city. a great example is barney's. i alway