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welcome to the party. >>> we told you about macy's and dillard's rallying macy's up about 3.5%, dillard's up 17% after the bell we'll get more reresults from retailers include etsy and elf beauty, as well as square and express scripts. >> according to our partners at kensho, shares of etsy have moved 8.3% up or down after releasing their earnings square moves an average of 8.4%. express scripts has a much smaller swing on average it usually moves only 1.3% of course, we'll have those numbers coming up right after the bell. >>> in the meantime with the dow setting lows, here we go again down 236 points. we'll come right back with the we'll come right back with the closing countdown. and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. your friend @just_marea. you like her. she's really good at social media. she buys stocks in companies that "stand for something." you like her. she's always up on the latest trends. she got in early on the whol
welcome to the party. >>> we told you about macy's and dillard's rallying macy's up about 3.5%, dillard's up 17% after the bell we'll get more reresults from retailers include etsy and elf beauty, as well as square and express scripts. >> according to our partners at kensho, shares of etsy have moved 8.3% up or down after releasing their earnings square moves an average of 8.4%. express scripts has a much smaller swing on average it usually moves only 1.3% of course, we'll have...
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nordstrom is in better malls than macy's and better at service. sales are still going up this is a stock up to 90 bucks at -- two, three years ago so it's still on sale i think the family that used to be private, the family saying, we're going to take it private and keep it for ourselves. >> you don't dismiss them at all out of hand like a lot of people do. >> i wouldn't go near the -- and my reasons are - >> go near >> retail stocks in general. i'm not talking about walmart. the question i ask yourself as an investor is who will be around 10, 20 years from now that's how i look at it. in the interim you can make money quarter to quarter if you play earnings right because a lot of these stocks will have a bounce sears went through the last ten years where if you held a short position you would have made a killing. but in any given quarter you could have lost money. we know walmart will be around 10, 15 years from now. we know home depot will be around i don't know about kohl's. can you say with great conviction they'll be here 20 years from now i
nordstrom is in better malls than macy's and better at service. sales are still going up this is a stock up to 90 bucks at -- two, three years ago so it's still on sale i think the family that used to be private, the family saying, we're going to take it private and keep it for ourselves. >> you don't dismiss them at all out of hand like a lot of people do. >> i wouldn't go near the -- and my reasons are - >> go near >> retail stocks in general. i'm not talking about...
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evil or he's richard simmons what i mean by that is either he's cutting your throat like he did to macy's and barnes & noble or he's getting everyone in shape the way it seems like walmart and target and kroger and now walgreens are all getting in shape because of what he's doing >> bill, i, first of all, love your analogies never fail to disappointment. >> still working on richard simmons. >> but we're talking about major changes. when you have cvs and aetna getting together, when you have walgreens maybe deepening its relationship with amerisourcebergen, these are big, big, big bets to be making. do you think these companies are getting themselves into the right shape by pursuing these deals? >> the first thing to understand is the profit -- the after-tax profit margin at amerisourcebergen is tiny. the old adage in other business for jeff bezos is your profit margin is my opportunity, so this whole idea that doing the things that buffet and dimon and bezos talked about are going to have some huge impact on the cost of health care, in our opinion, is fairly ridiculous. willie sutton robs
evil or he's richard simmons what i mean by that is either he's cutting your throat like he did to macy's and barnes & noble or he's getting everyone in shape the way it seems like walmart and target and kroger and now walgreens are all getting in shape because of what he's doing >> bill, i, first of all, love your analogies never fail to disappointment. >> still working on richard simmons. >> but we're talking about major changes. when you have cvs and aetna getting...
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department stores, macy's up 3%, kohl's up 2.5% specialty players are up, urban outfitters up 5% higher prices are being toler e tolerated by shoppers, and for retail, that's a good thing. kelly? >> they are loving it, thank you. inflation fears spooking the market a little bit, but now the dow is up, so who knows. an array of things could be keeping inflation in check like robots taking jobs, keeping wages down, global competition, online shopping, and it's the era of low inflation really over >> let's talk about it now with observers of that, julia coronado is here at post nine, and also with us, chris, managing director and chief financial economist at mufg union bank good to see you both julia, what do you think, globalization and technology kept inflation low all these years? >> yes, they have. >> is that era over? >> no. it is not over, and, in fact, what was started in the good sector, online shopping in retail, it's now rotating to the services sector. think about what uber and air bnb and what service apps do, the does ripisruption is ongoing there's some cyclical upward pressu
department stores, macy's up 3%, kohl's up 2.5% specialty players are up, urban outfitters up 5% higher prices are being toler e tolerated by shoppers, and for retail, that's a good thing. kelly? >> they are loving it, thank you. inflation fears spooking the market a little bit, but now the dow is up, so who knows. an array of things could be keeping inflation in check like robots taking jobs, keeping wages down, global competition, online shopping, and it's the era of low inflation...
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macy's -- the daughter should know. >> it does stand for something. >> it's eye, lips, face and carter's reporting tomorrow, then lowe's -- >> we're done with carter's. >> what's that >> baby clothes. >> lowe's office depoet. thursday you can see there, kohl's, nordstrom and gap and best buy. is it good or bad we're moving into the retail phase? >> it's good. it'll give you signals about the consumer and good battleground stocks there. that's what retails always have. restorations a good example. >> it will tell us whether the death by amazon trade goes back on or not. that one is moved like a chunk. >> you basically had it since august or september. it's been straight up. >> we'll see what that means for those results. >>> we are back. "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq market. we're looking i'm melissa lee. tonight on fast we are back and so is the crypto rally as bitcoin and other currencies search today. something just happened that could add more fuel to the fire. we'll be here on set. the oracle of omaha speaks and we listen. what is warren buffett buying right now
macy's -- the daughter should know. >> it does stand for something. >> it's eye, lips, face and carter's reporting tomorrow, then lowe's -- >> we're done with carter's. >> what's that >> baby clothes. >> lowe's office depoet. thursday you can see there, kohl's, nordstrom and gap and best buy. is it good or bad we're moving into the retail phase? >> it's good. it'll give you signals about the consumer and good battleground stocks there. that's what...
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nearly 7% after the better results, booking holdings same thing, advanced auto parts rebounding, and macy's up two, what do you think? >> massive amount of market on close orders, but the problem started earlier in the day i want to show you oil here. we got the weekly oil inventory numbers, not a market mover, but this time it was came out much bigger build than expected oil dropped to 1030, and market fell apart, not just oil, but the overall market s&p 500 drifted lower. better when oil recovered in the middle of the day, but once oil dropped after 2:00 again, the market fell apart again. the bigger problem i mentioned was market on close orders that was a major issue these are orders mostly for mutual funds at the close for traders needing a buy/sell stock for the close in the mutual funds, and it was very large numbers, 3 billion dollars normally, billion dollars or so, you don't worry about it too much, but you go over a billion and buy or sell, that moves markets, and that's what happened why do people settle some felt they took performance off the table for the month. some people in
nearly 7% after the better results, booking holdings same thing, advanced auto parts rebounding, and macy's up two, what do you think? >> massive amount of market on close orders, but the problem started earlier in the day i want to show you oil here. we got the weekly oil inventory numbers, not a market mover, but this time it was came out much bigger build than expected oil dropped to 1030, and market fell apart, not just oil, but the overall market s&p 500 drifted lower. better...
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let's get to macy's. don't count these retailers for dead. macy's is up 4%, charging ahead, leading the s&p 500 as investors cheer the retailer's results for that crucial holiday quarter. the latest sign of the company's turn-around plan is taking hold, it was a good christmas for macy's. the stock, as i said is, up about $1.02 and now at $28.48. so, yeah, i mean, we're just a few points off session lows at this moment. the dow actually saw a nearly 250-point swing as federal reserve chair jerome powell gave his very first testimony in front of congress. we were looking very good just around the time that he was three minutes before ending his formal speech and then taking the q&a. he was giving us a road map into how the fed will run his leadership. also during his testimony, treasury yields started to spike to session highs as powell hinted that if the data change didn't look better, there could be more than just the three previously announced rate hikes for this year. so we see ten-year yields at 2.91%. listen to what he said. >> at the de
let's get to macy's. don't count these retailers for dead. macy's is up 4%, charging ahead, leading the s&p 500 as investors cheer the retailer's results for that crucial holiday quarter. the latest sign of the company's turn-around plan is taking hold, it was a good christmas for macy's. the stock, as i said is, up about $1.02 and now at $28.48. so, yeah, i mean, we're just a few points off session lows at this moment. the dow actually saw a nearly 250-point swing as federal reserve chair...