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exxon doesn't like it and when you look at them outperforming exxon over the last five years i wonder what warren buffett is up to, multibillion-dollar investment of exxon means the company now is sixth in berkshire's portfolio where it ranks in what it is investing in. dagen: more on that decision, 23 airmass co-founder to walk away from a $3 billion offer cash money, and kansas turned down the offer from facebook but we might know why they did it. a couple of them say google was brought up for at $12 billion offer and the blondes report google and face coated not the only bidders, starting with china's $0.10 expressing snap chat, $3 billion range.
exxon doesn't like it and when you look at them outperforming exxon over the last five years i wonder what warren buffett is up to, multibillion-dollar investment of exxon means the company now is sixth in berkshire's portfolio where it ranks in what it is investing in. dagen: more on that decision, 23 airmass co-founder to walk away from a $3 billion offer cash money, and kansas turned down the offer from facebook but we might know why they did it. a couple of them say google was brought up...
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now, take a look at exxon mobil. the same trend, what appeals to us here are these well defined tops, the breakout potential is enormous, the tension here, and why the stock is going sideways this long, it's happening for a reason. it's happening at the past tops, meaning, it is contending with the '07 high. and the more time you spend waiting, resting, ultimately, after responding to a high, you exceed a high. this is a heck of a jiauncture r a very big stock and the presumption is higher prices. >> yeah. to me, you know, first of all, you know i come equipped with one of these things, too. you know what i mean? he's got great long term charts. and i get all that. let me tell you what i'm looking at. i was about a month ago was looking at this and saying i thought this level right here was a bit oversold. i made a short term bullish bet here. i probably took profits a little too soon when i thought it hit resistance, what am i doing right now? this stock went parabolic, this is exxon not yelp or pandora. we find out
now, take a look at exxon mobil. the same trend, what appeals to us here are these well defined tops, the breakout potential is enormous, the tension here, and why the stock is going sideways this long, it's happening for a reason. it's happening at the past tops, meaning, it is contending with the '07 high. and the more time you spend waiting, resting, ultimately, after responding to a high, you exceed a high. this is a heck of a jiauncture r a very big stock and the presumption is higher...
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when you're as big as exxon, it's tough to grow. demand is weak and the supply of oil is strong, thanks to abun dunlt discoveries of oil and natural gas in the united states. >> this company will struggle for growth. there is no production growth next year and 2% for the next few years. >> reporter: productions costs are rising worldwide and another issue for big oil, finding enough oil globally to replace what they lose each year. exxon loses roughly 6% of the production each year to replace that, they have to find more oil often in politically unstable parts of the world or in a more difficult gee logical environment. little wonder that whon's stock has been stuck in neutral all year, up only 2% in a year when the s&p 500 is up 24%. >> this is the third worst performing stock this year so it is difficult to get too excited about it. >> reporter: all the growth and energy stocks are in smaller companies that are part of the fracking revolution in the u.s. where companies like pioneer natural resources and service companies like hal
when you're as big as exxon, it's tough to grow. demand is weak and the supply of oil is strong, thanks to abun dunlt discoveries of oil and natural gas in the united states. >> this company will struggle for growth. there is no production growth next year and 2% for the next few years. >> reporter: productions costs are rising worldwide and another issue for big oil, finding enough oil globally to replace what they lose each year. exxon loses roughly 6% of the production each year...
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exxon shares are underperforming the market this year up to 7%. the snb has soared more than 25%. lori: breaking news, the cme group confirming that it was a victim of what they are characterizing this cyber intrusion. shares still up. now, four of the biggest banks in the country facing downgrades . moody's facing long-term downgrades. the ratings firm citing lower chances to be bell done in a future crisis. the downgrade could make it more expensive for the banks to find themselves. ashley: food is about to get faster. mcdonald's is adding another window. apparently to just is not enough to keep service beat.
exxon shares are underperforming the market this year up to 7%. the snb has soared more than 25%. lori: breaking news, the cme group confirming that it was a victim of what they are characterizing this cyber intrusion. shares still up. now, four of the biggest banks in the country facing downgrades . moody's facing long-term downgrades. the ratings firm citing lower chances to be bell done in a future crisis. the downgrade could make it more expensive for the banks to find themselves. ashley:...
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exxon mobil shares getting a boost. the latest round of sec filings shows the berkshire hathaway picked up by new state. he disclosed a $3 billion position. exxon shares are underperforming the market this year up to 7%. the snb has soared more than 25%. lori: breaking news, the cme group confirming that it was a victim of what they are characterizing this cyber intrusion. shares still up. now, four of the biggest banks in the country facing downgrades . moody's facing long-term downgrades. the ratings firm citing lower chances to be bell done in a future crisis. the downgrade could make it more expensive for the banks to find themselves. ashley: food is about to get faster. mcdonald's is adding another window. apparently to just is not enough to keep service beat. the drive to win accounts for whopping 70 percent of their sales. promises to speed up its admittedly slower service. it will begin a new and remodeled mcdonald's restaurant next year. lori: retired stalker -- soccer star flying south for the winter. the late
exxon mobil shares getting a boost. the latest round of sec filings shows the berkshire hathaway picked up by new state. he disclosed a $3 billion position. exxon shares are underperforming the market this year up to 7%. the snb has soared more than 25%. lori: breaking news, the cme group confirming that it was a victim of what they are characterizing this cyber intrusion. shares still up. now, four of the biggest banks in the country facing downgrades . moody's facing long-term downgrades. the...
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we're leaking oil like exxon valdez, dude. there goes trying to sell it. >> this is really [bleep] up. [bleep] it. like, seriously? >> i screwed up. shouldn't have done it. my name is jeff allen. i buy, fix, and flip cars. but i don't do it alone. i've got perry... meg... and eric. we are the car chasers.
we're leaking oil like exxon valdez, dude. there goes trying to sell it. >> this is really [bleep] up. [bleep] it. like, seriously? >> i screwed up. shouldn't have done it. my name is jeff allen. i buy, fix, and flip cars. but i don't do it alone. i've got perry... meg... and eric. we are the car chasers.
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exactly altruism businesses and his company just bought more than forty million shares in exxon mobil for more than three billion dollars exxon mobil the company that just spilled over two hundred thousand gallons of oil in arkansas axon other x.m.l. dees that one of the worst human caused environmental disasters of all time faves so warren buffett investing in companies that continuously rate the planet we fit into the fold the image society likes to listen to him but maybe worse than that is this he us regulators require large investors to disclose their stock holdings every quarter thank you guess what buffett didn't disclose his holdings to hide when he bought the exxon stock because buffett gets special permission from the as these thieves to delay disclosures so that he can buy without others copying him. i am sorry what am i missing he gets special rich person permission that others don't get he gets his own rules so that he can get rich or why. why does he get to be cool when we vilified the system he uses to get rich warren buffett is coddled by the corrupt system but then he
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chevron and exxon were up. it's not about growth stocks per se, if you execute well and your growth stock, you're still shining that's the tale which had a remarkable quarter. and as ceo irwin simon told us, every day it dawns on people that natural and organic food is not a fad. although i'm sure that people who own whole foods which offer disappointing guidance tonight will disagree with that analysis. then the on-line reservation system that's so loved who can fill open tables to customers, rallied $8.82 on the terrific quarter. do we give up on growth and rotate into value? do we forget about skyrocketing biotech and independent oil companies and focus on the tried and true? i think that's a mistake. in the end mutual funds return to the growth stocks of companies that executed weld, including many of the ones who had gotten hit here today and should get hit tomorrow. after another day of two i would rather be a buyer nan a gilead than a seller. that said these stocks are all about one location at this very
chevron and exxon were up. it's not about growth stocks per se, if you execute well and your growth stock, you're still shining that's the tale which had a remarkable quarter. and as ceo irwin simon told us, every day it dawns on people that natural and organic food is not a fad. although i'm sure that people who own whole foods which offer disappointing guidance tonight will disagree with that analysis. then the on-line reservation system that's so loved who can fill open tables to customers,...
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exxon doesn't like it and when you look at them outperforming exxon over the last five years i wonder what warren buffett is up to, multibillion-dollar investment of exxon means the company now is sixth in berkshire's portfolio where it ranks in what it is investing in. dagen: more on that decision, 23 airmass co-founder to walk away from a $3 billion offer cash money, and kansas turned down the offer from facebook but we might know why they did it. a couple of them say google was brought up for at $12 billion offer and the blondes report google and face coated not the only bidders, starting with china's $0.10 expressing snap chat, $3 billion range. and value the company. and offering $4 billion for the company. that is still a tricky sell because there is no revenue. connell: i will look smart and you won't. where are we really going? i don't know. reason to go commercial commercial real-estate with your real estate investments talked to some investors in prime time. investments in some nightlife hot spots coming the. dagen: keeping an eye on your employees', ideas to get more in the
exxon doesn't like it and when you look at them outperforming exxon over the last five years i wonder what warren buffett is up to, multibillion-dollar investment of exxon means the company now is sixth in berkshire's portfolio where it ranks in what it is investing in. dagen: more on that decision, 23 airmass co-founder to walk away from a $3 billion offer cash money, and kansas turned down the offer from facebook but we might know why they did it. a couple of them say google was brought up...
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. >> after the raid fox files contacted exxon mobil. they said in a statement exxon mobil absolutely does not condone the sale or use of elicit drugs or drug pair fan nail yaw. they are independently owned and operated. contract prohibits the sale of such products. exxon mobil is reviewing president facts related to this matter and will take appropriate action. >> i don't stop getting high. i xoo stop drinking. i couldn't stop using drugs. i needed help in some way. >> i would highly encourage somebody who has a friend or family member or struggling themselves to get help and not do it on their own. >> he is a recovering addict himself and a counselor. >> patients are educated and told me about what this is all about and how they need help. >> i met him after i did my first 30-days ch inpatient. he became my counselor. >> he was a perfect patient he was highly motivated to go through the process. if someone is willing to do that it is usually high success. >> michael has been sober for nine months and is still working on his sobriety ev
. >> after the raid fox files contacted exxon mobil. they said in a statement exxon mobil absolutely does not condone the sale or use of elicit drugs or drug pair fan nail yaw. they are independently owned and operated. contract prohibits the sale of such products. exxon mobil is reviewing president facts related to this matter and will take appropriate action. >> i don't stop getting high. i xoo stop drinking. i couldn't stop using drugs. i needed help in some way. >> i would...
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investors brought up exxon shares on the news exxon finished the regular session up fractionally to $93.22. >>> washington budget cuts are having an impact on at least one big defense contractor, laquid martin, cutting jobs for a -- facilities in ohio, texas, arizona and california. >>> still ahead on "nightly business report", as many families begin the year-end taxplay pltax planning, there are strategies to help you lower your tax bill. >>> maybe hard to believe, but there are only six weeks left until the end of the year. so this may be a good time to prepare for your 2013 taxes, just remember who reminded you of this. especially with new changes to the tax code that could mean you're paying more to uncle sam this next year. what can you do in the meantime? sharon epperson has more. >> reporter: most people don't think about taxes in november, after all tax returns aren't due until next april. >> i'm not even there yet. i'm usually not a last minute person, so mid march. >> i usually do my taxes in february, so we're -- i'm more into the holidays right now, if anything, you know, like
investors brought up exxon shares on the news exxon finished the regular session up fractionally to $93.22. >>> washington budget cuts are having an impact on at least one big defense contractor, laquid martin, cutting jobs for a -- facilities in ohio, texas, arizona and california. >>> still ahead on "nightly business report", as many families begin the year-end taxplay pltax planning, there are strategies to help you lower your tax bill. >>> maybe hard to...
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is it time to take a little exxon off the top? >> i've got to tell you, there's going to be a continuing run in exxon now that warren buffett took a $40 million share straight. you're going to hear nothing but how great exxon is because you have a big buyback and warren buffett likes it. wait three days and then sell sell sell. hope in new york? >> caller: hey, how are you? >> all right, how are you? >> caller: good, thank you. what do you think about phnd after tanking on earnings and bouncing back big? buy or sell? >> i have had such bad luck with the laser stories. the laser health stories. i'm going to stay away from this one. it's too difficult for me. i've made too many mistakes in that particular patch of medicine and lasers. francis in michigan. >> caller: boo-yah! thanks for taking my call. from the great city of pataski in northern michigan, i want to know what you think of gentex corporation. they do a lot with johnson controls. >> huge, huge winner for my charitable trust.. i have liked gentex for some time. they do th
is it time to take a little exxon off the top? >> i've got to tell you, there's going to be a continuing run in exxon now that warren buffett took a $40 million share straight. you're going to hear nothing but how great exxon is because you have a big buyback and warren buffett likes it. wait three days and then sell sell sell. hope in new york? >> caller: hey, how are you? >> all right, how are you? >> caller: good, thank you. what do you think about phnd after tanking...
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i do not mean to denigrate exxon or chevron for that they do. i'm not a fan of shell because it is a lesser operator. i'm saying they are too big, too unwieldy and they aren't woernt worth stocks owning. you know what they remind me, these three? they remind me of the pharmaceutical companies like pfizer, lily and merck. they don't give you much more than a fixed income equivalent. in contrast, fabulous growth companies like eog, noble and pioneer remind me of celgen, gilad and biogen and not bogged down by infrastructure needed to refine the upstream products that's why i favor these more than exxon, shell and chevron. they can be take overtargets. this week i sat down with dan dickers, about the possibility of all things pioneer natural resources, permian play, actually getting a bid from one of these majors. he took it seriously. saying one of them will pay upwards of $40 billion for this $28 billion company. that's staggering. also a testament to how badly majors need growth. it's always possible the big dogs will split up, break themselves
i do not mean to denigrate exxon or chevron for that they do. i'm not a fan of shell because it is a lesser operator. i'm saying they are too big, too unwieldy and they aren't woernt worth stocks owning. you know what they remind me, these three? they remind me of the pharmaceutical companies like pfizer, lily and merck. they don't give you much more than a fixed income equivalent. in contrast, fabulous growth companies like eog, noble and pioneer remind me of celgen, gilad and biogen and not...
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. >> exxon getting an upgrade, our fourth stock. >> exxon shares up 6 pens cent. argis research upgrading them to a buy, the last quarter will be a low point in the company's near term results. their target 104, about 12% more than the current price. exxon kind of quietly is up 7% in the past month, outpacing the dow. >> yeah. >> kind of quietly done this. >> and our under the radar name, maiden holdings. >> yes. this is not the bra company. >> no. >> this is a bermuda based reinsurer, guggenheim securities upping it from a buy it a neutral, about $3 of upside. they like the valuation and call this the best in class return on equity. >> and nearly 2,000 independent investment advisors managing billions are gathered in washington for the schwab impact conference. one of the best gauges of where americans are putting their money to work. we've sent out tyler mathisen at the conference and what have you found out? >> i'm braving the investment advisers here. thank you very much. this is one of the biggest conclaves of its type and these are the folks registered inves
. >> exxon getting an upgrade, our fourth stock. >> exxon shares up 6 pens cent. argis research upgrading them to a buy, the last quarter will be a low point in the company's near term results. their target 104, about 12% more than the current price. exxon kind of quietly is up 7% in the past month, outpacing the dow. >> yeah. >> kind of quietly done this. >> and our under the radar name, maiden holdings. >> yes. this is not the bra company. >> no....
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that's a big move for exxon in the last few days. let's talk about housing stocks. realology, vulcan had a big story, and the big story, tri pointe buying weyerhaueser. shareholders will own 80% of that company $2.7 billion deal. i want to note financials have had a rather tough time today and they've been topping out a long time ago, jpmorgan half a point to the downside. regions, fifth third, some regional banks like keycorp, on the down side. s.a.c. announcement, a lot of people wonder what it's going to mean for trading. they were part of the big trading volume perhaps 5%. the big thing is commissions, maria. they were the largest commission payer on the street as a hedge fund. largest hedge fund that paid the number one commissions. and i think the clear outtake -- the takeaway from this is there's going to be fewer commission dollars that are on the street. that's what people down here really care about. maria, back to you. >> thank you so much. joining us now to help break down the market action lizzette from athena capital advisers tim leech and nathan, and
that's a big move for exxon in the last few days. let's talk about housing stocks. realology, vulcan had a big story, and the big story, tri pointe buying weyerhaueser. shareholders will own 80% of that company $2.7 billion deal. i want to note financials have had a rather tough time today and they've been topping out a long time ago, jpmorgan half a point to the downside. regions, fifth third, some regional banks like keycorp, on the down side. s.a.c. announcement, a lot of people wonder what...
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so exxon certainly in the news today. back over to you. >> we love xom. >> buffet loves it but i liked it before that. those refiners still have so much more upside. when you look what's going on and desoro had a lot of activity. the energy space across -- all layers seems to be rising. >> definition of a defensive name, again i believe that this will be the rotation into the early part of '14. >> better names >> chevron is better. double the dividend, half the market cap. i think the stock can move much more quickly than exxon. they have a war chest of 20 billion in cash they can deploy more effectively. >> xom can split themselves and then you have an incredible value. you can also look at the phillips 66, conoco. >> how do you feel about cisco? >> great. put it in your 401(k). >> not so fast. last month josh made a bearish call on hewlett-packard. >> it's a melting iceberg. the problem with the stock you can't trust them when they come out today and say earnings are little bit better. i don't trust what they are saying
so exxon certainly in the news today. back over to you. >> we love xom. >> buffet loves it but i liked it before that. those refiners still have so much more upside. when you look what's going on and desoro had a lot of activity. the energy space across -- all layers seems to be rising. >> definition of a defensive name, again i believe that this will be the rotation into the early part of '14. >> better names >> chevron is better. double the dividend, half the...
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in fact, it's approaching the market cap of exxon. sue, back to you. >> sheila, thank you very much. >>> all right. we have another auction today as we try to get rid of 90 plus billion dollars. to rick santelli now in chicago to see what the grade was. rick, yesterday was an a-minus. how did we do today some. >> b. b for boy today. above average. and the five-year affectionately known as the longest short maturity on the yield curve, $35 billion are now in the hands of investors. let's go through the metrics, yield at auction, 1.34. the one issue market was volatile, at the end flip flopping, but 1.34 went from bid to offer to bid. i would say that we nailed it exactly where it was trading. if we look at 2.61 bid to cover, close to the ten auction average, 2.67. we're a little strong on indirects of 50%, light on directs of 10.8. what's fascinating dealers took a bit less than 40%, 39.2% to be exact, of this auction, so we have 29 million seven years left and i like the word you used, the treasury getting rid of $96 billion in supply
in fact, it's approaching the market cap of exxon. sue, back to you. >> sheila, thank you very much. >>> all right. we have another auction today as we try to get rid of 90 plus billion dollars. to rick santelli now in chicago to see what the grade was. rick, yesterday was an a-minus. how did we do today some. >> b. b for boy today. above average. and the five-year affectionately known as the longest short maturity on the yield curve, $35 billion are now in the hands of...
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. >> we talked about exxon for a long time. we said look, if you're looking for an opportunity to get it, look. you have a nice double bottom. you said it's going to bounce. here's the bounce now. i hear what steve is saying. believe me, it under performed for a reason. >> this is probably going to take part in it as well. it will trade with crude. it is up 7%, year to date and the market is up 20. >> perry now holds .2 million shares of the company. i- >> another name that we have talked about for a long time. we said give him time and he will sort it out and we have. yes, the stock has moved considerably since then. >> and lastly, leone cooperman's advisor is disclosing a new 2.8 million position. >> i can see why he gets into this but steve and i were talking about this today before the show. i'm short copper. there is is a huge difference. if you believe that copper is going to drop. >> we like to watch them. there are a number of enormous caveats that you should have in mind. >> that right. we always high lid. which i thin
. >> we talked about exxon for a long time. we said look, if you're looking for an opportunity to get it, look. you have a nice double bottom. you said it's going to bounce. here's the bounce now. i hear what steve is saying. believe me, it under performed for a reason. >> this is probably going to take part in it as well. it will trade with crude. it is up 7%, year to date and the market is up 20. >> perry now holds .2 million shares of the company. i- >> another name...
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in the end, chevron is like exxon and shell. slow growing companies with cash trying to replenish oil pumped while spending billions on future projects that may not move the needle because all they do is keep them from falling off of the treadmill. they have a long-term view though i'm not a fan of shell. but these companies are too big and other than their dividends they aren't stocks worth owning. do you know what they remind me of? some of the big pharmaceutical companies like pfizer, they don't give you much more than a fixed income equivalent. in contrast, fabulous growth companies like eog, noble and pioneer remind me of biogen. always finding and producing new products. it's why i in the market favor these stocks more than shell, exxon and chevron. best of all, the independents as they are known, you're not going to be able to buy the big dogs. this week i sat down with dan about the possibility of all things of pioneer natural resources actually getting a bid and he took it seriously saying that one of them is willing to
in the end, chevron is like exxon and shell. slow growing companies with cash trying to replenish oil pumped while spending billions on future projects that may not move the needle because all they do is keep them from falling off of the treadmill. they have a long-term view though i'm not a fan of shell. but these companies are too big and other than their dividends they aren't stocks worth owning. do you know what they remind me of? some of the big pharmaceutical companies like pfizer, they...
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warn buffett disclosed a new stake in exxon mobil. berkshire hathaway owns around 40 million shares in the oil giant worth $3.4 billion at the end of september. soros is pretty active in the third quarter. he bought 12.6 million shares of microsoft and disclosed a new stake in chevron. soros reduced holdings in jcpenney and google. those stocks fall up. exxon mobil up 2% in frankfurt. and dan loeb revealed earlier this week he's investing in fedex. a piling shows the stake in the package delivery giant was worth $270 million. they took stakes in activision and nokia. he slashed his stakes in procter & gamble by 76%. joining us with hesitais wrap u the week, todd horwitz. always good fun to see what these people have been buying. do you think it influences us? >> good morning, ross. you know, it certainly has an influence on the retail investor. i don't know if it has a real influence on professional traders, but certainly on the retail investor. if warren buffett is buying something, a lot of the guys on the street want to be in the s
warn buffett disclosed a new stake in exxon mobil. berkshire hathaway owns around 40 million shares in the oil giant worth $3.4 billion at the end of september. soros is pretty active in the third quarter. he bought 12.6 million shares of microsoft and disclosed a new stake in chevron. soros reduced holdings in jcpenney and google. those stocks fall up. exxon mobil up 2% in frankfurt. and dan loeb revealed earlier this week he's investing in fedex. a piling shows the stake in the package...
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why exxon now as oil is coming down? >> well, first of all, first of all, i agree with larry's sentiments this is an issue with supply and demand. we're also move together end of the year, which is typically a weak period of the year for oil prices. after the beginning of the year see an acceleration of oil back to the upside most likely. 100-dollar plus barrel of oil we had earlier this year, takes a while to translate into the actual balance sheets of exxonmobil. toward end of this year we'll see better balance sheets there. one thing real quick about the market in general, i am concerned about the extension in the markets we got. i do think potential low-hanging fruit of easy money has been made. i like bigger companies that have dividends and strong balance sheets. >> they're all defensive stocks. these are all defensive stocks. >> absolutely. they are because if we get a downturn in the market, the stocks will get hit the a hasheddest. you mentioned about small and mid-caps underperforming. that is a sign that says
why exxon now as oil is coming down? >> well, first of all, first of all, i agree with larry's sentiments this is an issue with supply and demand. we're also move together end of the year, which is typically a weak period of the year for oil prices. after the beginning of the year see an acceleration of oil back to the upside most likely. 100-dollar plus barrel of oil we had earlier this year, takes a while to translate into the actual balance sheets of exxonmobil. toward end of this year...
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pfizer exxon mobile and merck beat profits. apple beat expectations. linkedin beat. retail sales for the month of september were weaker than expected. a drop in car buying. economists were expecting a gain of .1 of a percent. the faa has passed new regulations allowing the use of mobile devices while in the air. that does not mean you can make phone calls. the new rules are expected to take effect by the end of the year. >>> the fed did this nothing this week but does that mean you should be doing nothing when it comes to your portfolio. joining me right now and bob mcteer. are the markets feeling like bubble mentality to you or do you think the rest of the year is as strong as the rest of the ten months? >> i think we could see a strong finish. certain areas feel a little bubbly to me. i think the market could continue so see upside risk. my sense is the world is still underallocated to equities. i think we're working through the fix out of bonds, but there's a lot more to go. i'm optimistic for the rest of the year and 2014 could be a good year. >> bob, this week w
pfizer exxon mobile and merck beat profits. apple beat expectations. linkedin beat. retail sales for the month of september were weaker than expected. a drop in car buying. economists were expecting a gain of .1 of a percent. the faa has passed new regulations allowing the use of mobile devices while in the air. that does not mean you can make phone calls. the new rules are expected to take effect by the end of the year. >>> the fed did this nothing this week but does that mean you...
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exxon has been a real standout, okay? and that quarter was a good quarter. i don't think the move is over. warren buffett's right. that's why it's more important than ever to follow brent and to notice that the $108, to $109 and $110 level represents a strong market that's not going come down much at all, even with the 1.5 million additional barrels expected to hit the market thanks to the loosening of the sanctions on iran. i'm looking at the ratio of 109 to 112. i think that's probably right. because the marks aren't linked with those of brent right now, don't expect a further decline on west texas crude, either. don't expect an increase that much either. i think this stays at the $93 level for crude seems right. the odds of which went down dramatically because of this historic agreement. i wouldn't is the domestic oils that had been so strong until recently when they'd been drugged, companies like noble, eog and pioneer. if history is any guide,s and, some of the analysts who were stuck with these stocks will begin to panic and downgrade them because of t
exxon has been a real standout, okay? and that quarter was a good quarter. i don't think the move is over. warren buffett's right. that's why it's more important than ever to follow brent and to notice that the $108, to $109 and $110 level represents a strong market that's not going come down much at all, even with the 1.5 million additional barrels expected to hit the market thanks to the loosening of the sanctions on iran. i'm looking at the ratio of 109 to 112. i think that's probably right....
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indexing, what happens with that is that the top two holdings which is apple and exxon are 6% of the portfolio. the top six positions are an eighth of the entire portfolio. that means the 500th position is auto zone, 0.0%. >> no con glens it feels more >> what we like better than that is different types of indexing like an equal weight. instead of having those large positions and smaller once, equal weight would have .02 across the board of all 500 500 positions, and performance is usually little bit better. >> pimco, this is a fixed income which is why people look at this and say, i lost money? that's fixed income. >> that's right. interest rates went up. and now you have bill gross who has managed the fund for the last 20 years. he seemingly can do it. the field on it is higher than the average bond fund index, so you're paying for bill gross and his knowledge, he's seemingly doing it, but there are 12,000 positions in there and synthetic bonds. it's a higher risk, and you need to know what you're getting. >> total stock market index. how is this different from the 500 index. >> re
indexing, what happens with that is that the top two holdings which is apple and exxon are 6% of the portfolio. the top six positions are an eighth of the entire portfolio. that means the 500th position is auto zone, 0.0%. >> no con glens it feels more >> what we like better than that is different types of indexing like an equal weight. instead of having those large positions and smaller once, equal weight would have .02 across the board of all 500 500 positions, and performance is...
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if in terms of what was moving big cap name microsoft, ibm, consumer names, p & g, coke and exxon been a monster for the last week along with chevron. all the big momentum names, not just tesla's poor or disappointing earnings yelp groupon and alt the big name leaders, there's your spdr bio tech. regeneron, all those names are to the downside. i want to note the ipo situation. 16 this week 6 of them today and basically only one of them moved to the up side and that was barracuda this morning. again, a lot of names being pushed through this week at what you might call the height of the ipo market. biggest week in a long time. maria, tomorrow there's the post for twitter. i'll be there 9:00 with new detailed coverage, worldwide coverage of what's going on in the morning, back to you. >> all right, great. thank you, bob. qualcomm out with results. get to that and john breaking down the numbers. >> yeah, maria, let's see. things are looking pretty good on revenue. comes in at 4. -- sorry, 6.48 billion versus expectations of 6.35. eps, nongap looks to be a little bit light at $1.05 versus $
if in terms of what was moving big cap name microsoft, ibm, consumer names, p & g, coke and exxon been a monster for the last week along with chevron. all the big momentum names, not just tesla's poor or disappointing earnings yelp groupon and alt the big name leaders, there's your spdr bio tech. regeneron, all those names are to the downside. i want to note the ipo situation. 16 this week 6 of them today and basically only one of them moved to the up side and that was barracuda this...
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what does exxon do? it popped. it's up 2% today. warren buffett has done it again. >> yeah. >> good for him. >> by the way, like you said, in is probably done during the debt ceiling. already wea've seen a big move n some of those stocks since then. i think what you said is really interesting. i'd like to get your thought on that, carol. the fact that larry is just back from keynoting this hedge fund conference and he's hearing hedge funds are going all in right now, particularly those playing catch-up, are we going to see this kind of catch-up and melt-up till year end and into 2014? does that get you concerned in any way that hedge funds, some of these guys, are actually alienating their usual way of investing and going all in because they miss so much of it? >> right. well, i think hedge funds haven't been hedge funds and not been hedging for a long time, maria. it is, to me, sort of a neon sign. while i do think the market will continue to go up, particularly with what we're hearing out of the fed for a little bit here, i think
what does exxon do? it popped. it's up 2% today. warren buffett has done it again. >> yeah. >> good for him. >> by the way, like you said, in is probably done during the debt ceiling. already wea've seen a big move n some of those stocks since then. i think what you said is really interesting. i'd like to get your thought on that, carol. the fact that larry is just back from keynoting this hedge fund conference and he's hearing hedge funds are going all in right now,...
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for once big cap energy names like chevron exxon are moving. exxon a monster since the report came out. look what's not doing anything. all the classic momentum names everybody knows and love, test -- tesla, yelp. all to the downside. elsewhere other sectors breaking down. what was hot, what's been hot all year? bio tech. wait a minute. here's your major etf down 3.7%. >> what? >> these are all the momentum names that everybody is basically getting out of. let me close by noting ipos, five of the six ipos pricing today are to the downside only barracuda to the up side. here's where twitter will trade right behind me all the exci excitement starting to build beginning 9:00 tomorrow morning on twitter. >> yes, we will, thank you, bob. >> let's talk about this. we got downtown josh brown with us. wealth management. josh with us the full two ohour. >> i'm sorry in advance. >> he's here to do twitter, weather, traffic. he's doing it all. jordan waxman from hightower who thinks he knows what the priciest neighborhood is in the country. i saw you nodd
for once big cap energy names like chevron exxon are moving. exxon a monster since the report came out. look what's not doing anything. all the classic momentum names everybody knows and love, test -- tesla, yelp. all to the downside. elsewhere other sectors breaking down. what was hot, what's been hot all year? bio tech. wait a minute. here's your major etf down 3.7%. >> what? >> these are all the momentum names that everybody is basically getting out of. let me close by noting...
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. - according to court documents, david mcfadden convinced workers from this exxon mobil refinery to cash in their retirement plans and give the money to him to invest. mcfadden steered his clients toward risky investments so he could make higher commissions. mcfadden pled guilty to securities fraud and was sentenced to the maximum 5 years. - every time i tell a client that the broker might not have a duty to put the client's interest ahead of the broker's interest in making money, my clients are floored. they're astounded. they can't believe it. - joe peiffer is a new orleans attorney. he handles many cases against brokers. peiffer says the department of labor's broad exemption undermines the requirement for advisors to act
. - according to court documents, david mcfadden convinced workers from this exxon mobil refinery to cash in their retirement plans and give the money to him to invest. mcfadden steered his clients toward risky investments so he could make higher commissions. mcfadden pled guilty to securities fraud and was sentenced to the maximum 5 years. - every time i tell a client that the broker might not have a duty to put the client's interest ahead of the broker's interest in making money, my clients...
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pair of nikes that cost $10 and the comeback you're in charge $300 per it why haven't they got in with exxon who sends their monies overseas to a bank and pay no taxes because of loopholes. i am paying taxes for 31 years. i got sick and all of a sudden, my insurance was canceled. i went back to try and get it and it is $400 per month. what are they doing? obama did try to get the infrastructure putting people to work. they did not want to do that. the republicans don't seem to want to do anything that benefits taxpayers. i paid taxes for 31 years. i never went to the government for nothing. right now, i am in a situation where i need help. they are saying -- what about the money i paid him that is going overseas to these other countries? we are willing to help them but they don't want to help the taxpayers in this country. host: you might be interested in an opinion piece in "the washington post." this is by patty murray who was involved in avoiding another government shutdown. guest: if you are upset with how things are going, we have had obama for five years. in fact, in 2008, democrats co
pair of nikes that cost $10 and the comeback you're in charge $300 per it why haven't they got in with exxon who sends their monies overseas to a bank and pay no taxes because of loopholes. i am paying taxes for 31 years. i got sick and all of a sudden, my insurance was canceled. i went back to try and get it and it is $400 per month. what are they doing? obama did try to get the infrastructure putting people to work. they did not want to do that. the republicans don't seem to want to do...
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what we are seeing, the most notable thing we're seeing right now is a 40.1 million share stake in exxon mobil. the oil giant. now, at today's closing prices, we're talking about a stake valued at around possibly $3.7 billion from what we're seeing. this is not a small, small trade here. the question then becomes whether or not this was a buffett driven trade or whether or not it was todd cohen's or ted wesler. still, a very large trade made by warren buffett's berkshire hathaway. possibly around $3.7 billion. back over to you. >> big deal there. thank you so much, dom. the stock is up in the extended hours on this 13-f. 40.1 million shares of exxon mobil is what berkshire hathaway has now. cliff, what's your take? i know this is a large company. >> yeah. it's a large company. all i can tell you about that is if warren buffett is obviously one of the best investors we've ever seen. if he's bullish on it, there's likely reason to be bullish on it. >> we're talking about activism. but i also want to get your take on health care. because this is something that you -- you have studied a lot.
what we are seeing, the most notable thing we're seeing right now is a 40.1 million share stake in exxon mobil. the oil giant. now, at today's closing prices, we're talking about a stake valued at around possibly $3.7 billion from what we're seeing. this is not a small, small trade here. the question then becomes whether or not this was a buffett driven trade or whether or not it was todd cohen's or ted wesler. still, a very large trade made by warren buffett's berkshire hathaway. possibly...
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that's -- exxon mobil barely made that. apple made $41 billion. >> just the interest? >> it's the interest. it's amazing. president obama, he hinted, he winked, he suggested, hey, hook me up, put me back in the office, i'll get rid of this stuff. >> he really is a capitalist. >> exactly. when it comes to their own pocket -- >> this is a social program. they're making money. >> this money goes to cut spending in education department. if we're going to be in this business, then we ought -- >> why are we in this business? >> i don't like the fact government -- >> did you get through school with college loans? >> no, i joined the air force. >> okay. maybe. you can't deny -- >> 7 million pell grants -- >> so you would rather the government lose money on these loans? >> i'd rather the government not be in the business at all. >> but they're committed to it -- >> you're talking to g.i. joe here -- >> americans thinking about not going to college because of how expensive it is -- >> that's the point. >> this is just like fannie and freddie getting housing -- >> -- giving kids
that's -- exxon mobil barely made that. apple made $41 billion. >> just the interest? >> it's the interest. it's amazing. president obama, he hinted, he winked, he suggested, hey, hook me up, put me back in the office, i'll get rid of this stuff. >> he really is a capitalist. >> exactly. when it comes to their own pocket -- >> this is a social program. they're making money. >> this money goes to cut spending in education department. if we're going to be in...
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i know in a documentary central park 5 and after 5 young men were imprisoned and later exxon rated them. what do you think has to change in terms of the actuality cult you are culture of the criminal justice system that will prevent this in the future? >> the win it all mentality has to go. i think there is this tunnel vision and that is colloquial that is for a human being to not come up with a conclusion first and look at the facts that go to support and look at that conclusion and we all suffer from it one way or another. prosecutors suffer greatly. they commit a lot of resources to that prosecution. i'm not talking about the evil plays who don't care whether somebody is innocent or guilty. i think most of them think they are going after the correct person and they think that's what they have done and it's difficult for them to back out of that to take a hard look and step back and take a hard look at it. you are right, it's been really difficult for us to get any tracks to do that and let the judge decide. but to step up and say i'm not going to let a judge decide this. i'm going to
i know in a documentary central park 5 and after 5 young men were imprisoned and later exxon rated them. what do you think has to change in terms of the actuality cult you are culture of the criminal justice system that will prevent this in the future? >> the win it all mentality has to go. i think there is this tunnel vision and that is colloquial that is for a human being to not come up with a conclusion first and look at the facts that go to support and look at that conclusion and we...
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at exxon-- weakness in the refining business hurt earnings.. but the oil giant still came in with profits at $7.8 billion dollars. avon'had a tough quarter according to the ceo. the beauty products company fell a nickle short of estimate. the ceo blamed the economy on a slowdown in consumer spending. cigna turned in very healthy profits-- and raised its guidance for the rest of the year as it picks up clients through health care reform.. the government is calling in backup for healthcare dot gov. google, oracle and red hat are some of the companies that have reportedly sent engineers to fix the troubled healthcare site its been a rocky start for the exchanges due to technical problems. officials assure americans the sites can and will be fixed. a spokeswoman for the centers for medicare and medicaid confirms "dozens" of contractors have been brought to help fix the site. puerto rico is in a debt crisis - and it's attracting investors. municipal bond prices have fallen nearly 40 percent. so-called "vulture investors" are swooping in and buying t
at exxon-- weakness in the refining business hurt earnings.. but the oil giant still came in with profits at $7.8 billion dollars. avon'had a tough quarter according to the ceo. the beauty products company fell a nickle short of estimate. the ceo blamed the economy on a slowdown in consumer spending. cigna turned in very healthy profits-- and raised its guidance for the rest of the year as it picks up clients through health care reform.. the government is calling in backup for healthcare dot...
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is number one on the list followed by , coca-cola, ibm, american express, procter & gamble, walmart, exxon mobile, us bancorp, direct tv, and goldman sachs. ninety-five billion dollars in aircraft orders for boeing.not a bad start for the first day of the dubai air show.boeing's triple-7 x is the sought-after aircraft.but where it'll be built is the subject of our cover story. machinists in washington state rejected a boeing contract to build the triple-7 x, a more fuel-efficient update of boeing's triple-7 airliner. in a devisive vote that pitted job security versus take-aways, machinists weighed. whether having their pensions frozen and time to reach top scale extended from six-years to-16 years...was worth steady work for eight years. in a vote affecting 32-thousand workers-- they told boeing, "no deal." "it was draconian. they went for the whole magilla. they should have negotiated in exchange for job security." the vote has opened a door for other communities eager for the chance at landing a big boeing contract. an official from savanah, georgia where general dynamics' gulfstream bus
is number one on the list followed by , coca-cola, ibm, american express, procter & gamble, walmart, exxon mobile, us bancorp, direct tv, and goldman sachs. ninety-five billion dollars in aircraft orders for boeing.not a bad start for the first day of the dubai air show.boeing's triple-7 x is the sought-after aircraft.but where it'll be built is the subject of our cover story. machinists in washington state rejected a boeing contract to build the triple-7 x, a more fuel-efficient update of...
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. > >warren buffett came out and said he has a big stake in exxon. would you take that same stake? > >i would for his reasons. it's got a great dividend. it's got a good history and it has a big control in the wti market. > >what do you think about the financial sector? > >it's amazing last week, the price action. xlf in particular. it's been spending the last few months just reconsolidating, regurgutating. last thursday it made new highs and it continues to do so. so it's a good sign for the overall market. > >thank you for coming on the show. have a good trading week. > >you're welcome. the testy tone between boeing and its largest union over the building of the jet makers new 777x-- is being closely watched by labor leaders and corporate america. we turned to a labor lawyer for bird's eye his view on the negotiations. boeing machinists union rejected the company's labor contract by a 2 to 1 vote last week prompting boeing to issue a statement saying: "we are actively pursuing all of our options in regards to 777x location...we have no timeline for making a decision, but we still
. > >warren buffett came out and said he has a big stake in exxon. would you take that same stake? > >i would for his reasons. it's got a great dividend. it's got a good history and it has a big control in the wti market. > >what do you think about the financial sector? > >it's amazing last week, the price action. xlf in particular. it's been spending the last few months just reconsolidating, regurgutating. last thursday it made new highs and it continues to do so. so...