in the last seven years of doing the profit, i ve visited nearly 100 businesses. let s go make some money! [ horn honking ] and i ve traveled the country trying to fix the people. and you do $1 million a year? you should be proud of that. man: but we don t know how to keep any of it. lemonis: .fix the process. you see? it flimsy. don t ever make these again. you don t sell them. .and create a few products. juli: it reduces anxiety and depression. lemonis: i kind of like it. i spent countless days working on these companies. how much money did you burn through? parker: $650,000. lemonis: but we can t always fit everything i m thinking into the show. so tonight we re gonna give you an inside look at an episode from season one called car cash. you probably are one of the better car guys i ve ever seen, but you are one of the worst managers of people that i ve ever seen. jay: you know he s not one of the better car people you ve ever seen, which is the right thing to say, whi
closing the week in the green. it is now less than 10% away from its 52-week highs so if you re looking for a way to play catch up with the space, our chart master carter has a marvelous pick for you. take it away that s right. trade here is to find within a laggard group and semis are good, but they really lag the tech sector by almost 800 basis points year-to-date, and marvell within it acting quite well. a few charts, so let s go. the first is a table, just to give the facts and figures we know there are 30 stocks in the stocks index and we know its value total. $1.65 trillion now if you look at the second slide, this is the issue semis are still some 9.5% their peak and only five stocks have made new highs. marvell being one of them. actually the time of writing, marvell was 1.5% below the february peak, and closed at 4.5% big surge. best performer on the day, which is usually a good setup. so one of three charts the first. a simple way to annotate well defined tops at
all out on the hard-hit travel giant. it s time to risk less to make more options action starts now. let s get right to it. after a volatile day of trading, the dow, s&p and nasdaq all managing to close the day in the green, despite the move higher all three major indices posting their worst week since march much of today s trading activity came in response to the retail sales numbers down more than 16% in april that s nearly double the decline of march s retail numbers. so, mike, with all of this volatility in stocks, what were you seeing in the options pit? yeah. so this is a very interesting situation we have here normally, in my professional experience anyway, when we have these types of periods like the one that we ve been going through we have basically some form of a market crisis. we see elevated volatility and we see elevated and implied volatility and we reached some sort of a zenith and then it starts to fall off and you take about 90 days or so and you see w
is life with more. the white house put huawei on the blacklist a year ago, but the administration is still worried that it is relying too heavily on u.s. technology and on u.s. software so today the white house is tightening the restrictions around a supply chain. companies will now be banned from providing huawei with chips made using american parts or american design unless they receive special permission from the commerce department. of course, this also applies not just to huawei, but also to its affiliate including its inhouse chipmaker silicon and it comes at a time when the white house is trying to blame china for spreading the coronavirus. just today this afternoon president trump told reporters that he is not thrilled with the possibility that china won t fulfill its obligations under the phase one trade deal and on this move against huawei, the president does have the backing of the gop china hawks on twitter senator rubio said the u.s. has to take strong action t
it s time to risk less to make more options action starts now. let s get right to it. after a volatile day of trading, the dow, s&p and nasdaq all managing to close the day in the green, despite the move higher all three major indices posting their worst week since march much of today s trading activity came in response to the retail sales numbers down more than 16% in april that s nearly double the decline of march s retail numbers. so, mike, with all of this volatility in stocks, what were you seeing in the options pit? yeah. so this is a very interesting situation we have here normally, in my professional experience anyway, when we have these types of periods like the one that we ve been going through we have basically some form of a market crisis. we see elevated volatility and we see elevated and implied volatility and we reached some sort of a zenith and then it starts to fall off and you take about 90 days or so and you see what the options market is implying and