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Stock goes up. what is going to go wrong? so that you can be ahead of everyone else. paul: read andys column to tell you when to do that by the way. thanks for being here. we have to take one more break. we have to take one more break. when we come back, hits and

Google, amazon, every day the stock goes up. what is going to go wrong? so that you can be ahead of everyone else. paul: read andys column to tell you when to do that by the way. thanks for being here. we have to take one more break. when we come back, hits and misses of the week. :: schwab, again? index investing for that low? thats three times less than fidelity... .. schwab has lowered the cost of investing again. introducing the lowest cost index funds in the industry with no minimums. i bet...

Operating system. andy kessler writes the inside view column for the "wall street journal" and hes founder of the silicon valley hedge fund velocity capital. andy, great to see you. thanks for coming in. what do you make of the eus fine this week and the charges against google? >> well, the fine itself is irrelevant. you look at the numbers, 830 billion dollars market cap, 100 billion in cash, 13 billion in profits last year. thats not the problem. it is the concept of they are annoyed about 11 ...

Wednesday apologizing for the breach and promising to do better. >> this was a major breach of trust and im really sorry that this happened. we have a basic responsibility to protect peoples data and if we cant do that, then we dont deserve to have the opportunity to serve people. >> paul: andy kessler was a co-founder and president of velocity capital management. he also writes the inside view column for the wall street journal. good to see you, andy. how are you? >> im doing great, thanks. >> ...

Up in arms, im going to quit and yet the numbers went up and up. its a very addicting platform and they seem to be able to do the right thing. >> paul: andy kessler, thanks for being here. still a ahead as calls grow for hearings on the facebook breach, can regulation on social media be far behind? be far behind? well ask our panel, next. you ok there, kurt? were about to move. karate helps... relieve some of the house-buying... stress. at least you dont have to worry about homeowners insurance....

Look at what tv networks make on campaigns. every four years its a huge growth in revenues for tv campaigns. facebook should say this is our business, stop stealing our data, were going to leverage it ourselves. i look at it as a positive, as a new business opportunity. >> paul: their model has been well get content for free, theyll get andy kesslers column and run advertising against it. they dont pay andy kessler. they dont pay the wall street journal. is that basic model, free content and put...

Bunch of years ago, users were up in arms, im going to quit and yet the numbers went up and up. its a very addicting platform and they seem to be able to do the right thing. >> paul: andy kessler, thanks for being here. still a ahead as calls grow for hearings on the facebook breach, can regulation on social media be far behind? well ask our panel, next. we took legendary...

Silence on the growing furor wednesday apologizing for the breach and promising to do better. >> this was a major breach of trust and im really sorry that this happened. we have a basic responsibility to protect peoples data and if we cant do that, then we dont deserve to have the opportunity to serve people. >> paul: andy kessler was a co-founder and president of velocity capital management. he also writes the inside view column for the wall street journal. good to see you, andy. how are you? >...

At this as a profit possibility. look at what tv networks make on campaigns. every four years its a huge growth in revenues for tv campaigns. facebook should say this is our business, stop stealing our data, were going to leverage it ourselves. i look at it as a positive, as a new business opportunity. >> paul: their model has been well get content for free, theyll get andy kesslers column and run advertising against it. they dont pay andy kessler. they dont pay the wall street journal. is that ...

tightly coiled spring. david: we will tell you what drove the market today with the data download. stocks rose a better-than-expected economic data, all three major indices posted gains breaking a two-day losing streak. the top performers, energy of course was the worst performing sector with oil dropping as it has. a lot of action in the commodity pits. posting this against biggest drop in two months. crude closed down 3.5% now trading $91.97 per barrel. high inventories drove the los...