o'leary, mr. liesman, julia, mark thank you very much, kevin we will see you later i'm told. >> thank you >> all right well, apple rallying today the stock on pace for its worst minute month in a decade fierce about iphone sales fueling declines what you do with the stock at these levels plus trouble at tiffany shares losing luster on pace for the worst day in five years. investors worried about the sales of the little blue box but not everyone is concerned. we are speaking with one analyst who thinks the stock is going to $150 a share and president trump ripping into general motors again, this time over the bailout, shares under pressure again the fallout straight ahead and we are all over this fed fueled rally this hour the dow having the best gains in three weeks at this point. trading back above the long-term 200 day vi aramongvege with we have more keep it right here on "power lunch." ♪ ♪ put your data to work on the cloud that drives business. the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter busines

. >> everybody mrs. o'leary's cow in the great fire it was a bigger deal killing lots more people we just don't notice it in the same way because they are not these iconic images but the temperature for those ten days in july was so hot that all these people literally beat to death in their apartments. in public health experts went and afterwards they found the death count was much higher than they had previously known and statistically much more male than female similarly situated by age is men generally die earlier that there was a lot more men. why? a lot of these men had no relationships at all. the loneliest people in america are the college freshmen a big moment when you are uprooted except for that moment to lose your tribe and hometown gym on a friday night going off to a new place later in life as people atrophy more and more relationship statistically the loneliest people are old men. talking to experts at the national institutes of health there is a new consensus only emerging in the last five

everybody mrs. o'leary's cow but the heatwave was a much bigger deal killed lots of people we just don't notice it in the same way because they are not those iconic images but the temperature for those ten days got so hot that all the people literally bait to death in their apartments. in public health experts went in afterwards they found out the death count was much higher than they had known it it turned out statistically much more male than female. >> of similarly situated people by age. why is this? a lot of these men had no relationships at all. these men the loneliest people in america are college freshmen there's just a big moment when they are uprooted except for that moment to lose your drive and community in your hometown gym on a friday night later in life as people atrophy more and more relationship statistically the loneliest people are old men. if you talk to experts at the national institutes of health there is a real consensus emerging the last seven or eight years the number one he

i've got one for you, kevin o'leary. mr. wonderful, ge, christine in ireland, should i sell my ge shares now she asks? >> i think it's what you own of ge which will be interesting i would prefer to own the debt than the equity. the equity under $10 is an option on an unknown outcome whatever happens under the worst case scenario, the bond holders will end up owning whatever is left of ge the bonds are declining in value very quickly there was a very, very controversial morning this morning on squawk when a couple of analysts came on and started looking at bond spreads blowing out on ge and the short paper, 26, 38 month paper is blowing out. it's not good. no good news coming out of ge. it's not an exciting place. >> the ceo is, as he said on this network with david favor, was that -- >> no, this is larry colt. >> i've never heard a ceo of ge say they weren't committed. >> this guy is actually doing it. >> everyone has brought down values by 13%. i'm just a guy watching the numbers. >> we'll see how that develops jim, got a q

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