led by the materials industrials and health care stocks doing well. nasdaq the big winner. up more than 1%. up 35 points or 1.2% on the session. that will do it for me and the closing bell. thank you so much for being with us. hope you follow me on twitter and google plus. fast money begins right now. >> i'm melissa lee and her are the top three trades. mull pells on the investment if you stuck with the stocks. what are the charts saying you should do right now? carter worth breaks down the winners and the losers. should you brace for a job. why expectrations may be setting up for disappointment. they turn up the point on the single cup coffee maker. we are monitoring the webcast that just kicked off. live in the nasdaq markets. this is fast money. get straight to the after hours action.

starbucks just announcing a single serve coffee machine and that is sending shares of green mountain sharply lower. going into this announcement, a lot were saying this won't be bad for green mountain. look how bad it is right now. >> what's bad for them, everything is good for starbucks. the price we are at is 52 and change is an all time high. we made one today. people will shoot against starbucks for valuation and 22 or 23 times earnings. it's easy to see why. they continue to expand and they announce and are expanding and want to compete with nestle. you can sell this stock at our own peril. we talked about starbucks forever. at 52 1/2 where it winds upcoming in, you don't just race in, but starbucks is a great name. downstream, dunkin brands is similar. a lot of people shoot against

this one. if they announce a dividend. >> that's exactly the amount. it looks fantastic and you can get into starbucks. it is run up so much. a buy on the dip. stay away from green mountain and green mountain had this product and sold a ton television and people want to compete. shocking. >> if you expand this out, forget coffee. i go out to 52-week highs. you probably want to grab weekend because people are pulling into stocks that are outperforming at the 52-week high. look at dominos and mcdonald's. continue to buy starbucks and look for stocks and a new 52 week high. that's where the money flow is going. >> people think this thing about starbucks pursuing a single serve platform is overdone and trying to push more internationally. guy talked about what they are doing.

that is why you want to own starbucks. green mountain is in value territory for this company. this is a case where people are overblown. they felt they were the only players in the market. it looked like they were partnering with just a year ago. i actually think this is a case where maybe you look at where this thing is overblown and you have an opportunity. in the short run, the bigger part is what starbucks is doing right. the international execution to me is unbelievable. the multiples here are not that expensive. >> barismo is the name of the coffee that starbucks is launching. do you know what it means? >> single cup? no? seemed logical. crush green mountain? >> realism and literature are of opera. they filed for this name in 1996. they had plans for something for quite sometime. >> whenever i think opera, i think of coffee.

>> you need something to keep you awake. >> you mentioned a pull back and what level would you say is could be a buy? >> with gap ups and this looks like it will gap up. i will wait and see if the gap holds and you have something to shoot against. i have to wait and see if i can get some kind of risk management in. that's the most important thing. particularly when you have a name like this. >> when you do this, you miss the boat. the other way is to buy a little bit of your position. about 20% of what you want to buy. you wind up kicking yourself because they are so mo mo driven. it's better to get in than to wait. >> as opposed to rock the boat by the hughes corporation. >> were you looking for a level to pull back? 48 or so we had trouble breaking through for a few days a couple weeks back. maybe if you get fortunate to take them to the downside. to see this point, if you fail to buy in to the dips, you

missed the boat. >> can i ask you, what you see in green mountain shares at this point. as the valuation may be interesting. >> first of all, not everybody thinks starbucks is the only k cup single serve coffee they want. the assumption is that starbucks owns the coffee market. i lived with starbucks and live and die with starbucks. i live in starbucks and live and die when i don't get my starbucks i'm not a friendly guy. i don't believe everybody feels this way. i don't know what that was. >> a whining baby. >> am i whining? >> you asked me what it was. i clarified what it was. i didn't say you were. >> it was. >> keurig and green mountain, can someone give this baby a bottle? >> the baby would be you two. >> i'm not sure how i turned into a baby.

i'm not the biggest fan of green mountain, but starbucks is not the only player out there and the k cup is a way for people to get a number of different types of their favorite brands in a single serving. >> we would be remiss if we didn't mention david einhorn's name. they were 90 to par and granted this is a different story we are talking about now. kudos to him for a lack of the profits. locking in for flagging green mountain about $50. >> let's move on to the after hours mover. trading lower in the after hours on weak first quarter guidance and for texan it was interesting. they said specifically it's because of lower demand for wireless products. what's going on here? lower demand for wireless products? that doesn't make sense at face value at least. >> when the wireless area is dominated by apple or seems that's what everybody wants to talk about. you are starting to see the

pattern develop. where the asian growth is starting to slow, the only thing left here is the u.s. that's kind of what a lot of people are looking at. as long as the u.s. can continue to grow in texas, you should be already. we know that the rest of the world is slowing. >> they got it down, revenue is an eps down 15%. here we go. go back to december 8th and back then, they did the exact same thing for the fourth quarter. the numbers might be off give or take, but recall in a few days they were trading down 3 1/2, 4, 5%. morgan stanley came out and upgraded the stock. there is precedent and a chance it trades down. not like it hasn't happened before. it's not crazy expensive. i'm not saying to race out and buy it, but the same thing

happened at lower price points. >> the problem is they said that we probably saw the bottom of the chip cycle back in the fourth quarter. now it doesn't seem to be the case that it necessarily has played out. should we be concerned about the you'll terra warning and ship are not out of the woods and there so many players and we could be facing headlines. >> i don't think anyone assumes that the wireless demand would be without and because they are the most diversified chip maker, i don't think you have to run out. this guidance is not unheard of for this company and maybe they have gotten better about remanaging expectations here. valuation-wise, it's not like the stock is expensive around 14 times. in line with the five-year historical and they are getting better growth is a tell to what you should be seeing from the rest of the world. that's the better part of the

story. they saw that the market was falling apart and that's where you should be concerned. >> for what it's worth. for what i have been seeing, a lot of shorts coming into the status. i don't know if it's locking in or rotation, but looking at charts right now, you want to be taking profits. >> we are have to get to shares of wynn resorts. a small win for the japanese millionaire. jane wells is outside in las vegas with the latest. jane? >> the judge ruled a very small win for him. you have to look at this as a win for wynn resorts. a win-win. he was seeking hundreds of pages of documents going back to 2000 on the way wynn resorts spent money and a shareholder agreement that had been renegotiated after they divorced. the judge said she is going to force the company to turn over two pages out of the hundreds of pages. the hundreds of documents they

wanted. what are on the two pages i asked in the in-house council. kim sinatra said they didn't know. they have to turn that over immediately. it isn't much and not what he was looking for. where do we go from here? there is the counter suit saying he had fiduciary duty where they revoked his 20% stake. he has until monday to dispute that in court and of course resorts is scheduling a shareholder meeting and hope to get approval to do that by late april or early may and will need 2/3 of shares voted to throw them out of the board all together. i think that's it. back to you. >> jane, also a quick question. wynn had asked him to resign and he said no. what are the chances that they will get the 2/3 shareholder vote. although the allegations who conducted the outside investigation seem pretty dming. >> considering the largest

shareholder won't be able to vote his shares, they revoked them and improves their chances of getting 66 to 2/3% left of whatever is left. about 12% is steve wynn's and another 12% is elaine wynn's. i will be curious to see how she votes the shares. i don't know who the major major shareholders were, but it is something hanging over this company. if for some reason they vote to keep him on the board, what does that tell the market? >> right. good questions. thanks a lot for keeping us posted on this developing story. >> probably a crapshoot. >> nice. >> a roll of the die. >> on a serious note, sands is up nearly 30%. mgm about 32%. the story wynn is seen as the great balance she played. people in the space like wynn more than las vegas.

i think it's a growth story. >> let's get the trade on the casino space, particularly wynn. harry, great to have you with us. what is your take on what will happen to mr. okata on the board? >> that's up to the remaining shareholders. i really don't have any sense of that, although if i were a betting man, i would say that he won't survive. what we have to do is focus on the bigger issue which is the revokation of the 20% of okata shares. that's what matters to the balance of the shareholders. >> what will happen and in your view does this actually present to be an overhang on the stock? >> it's an opportunity. at this point it's -- we categorize it as litigation risk to the stock.

at the end of the day, i suspect there is going to be a settlement between the two parties. it's in both parties's interests. okata needs cash and in a settlement he gets the cash he needs and then if the issue goes away, the remaining shareholders will enjoy 20% to their valuation. >> he is keeping his cards close to the vest. >> let's talk about the business for all these guys in vegas. >> las vegas gambling commission announced to strip up 29% year over year. >> what do you say about the guys, we than wynn is well-positioned and this is how the growth has been. is vegas coming back and we should be buying mgm who seemingly has more leverage to the domestic market than the international? >> absolutely vegas is coming back. this is a call we made over a year ago.

it's important to note there is still at least a 20% differential between the pricing that the hotels in vegas got in 2007 and what they are getting today. there is an enormous opportunity for the companies and mgm is the company that has the most operating leverage to that. >> when i look at las vegas, i said it's the growth story. they have vegas and they have singapore. is spain in the pipeline? is that doable? is spain even on the radar? >> it is on the radar. i hope it's not a big blip on the radar. i think las vegas sands that we have a buy on has the best growth opportunities in front of it in asia. in spain, the issue is that it will probably have to be a fly in market and typically fly in market take longer to justate. >> there have been a trend of starting to allow gambling and you have the idea of the online

gambling coming in. in your coverage area, which name can parlay that into the best earnings? >> let's go back to mgm mainly because of the poker possibility. they have a 25% interest in a b wynn joint venture. i think even if the federal government does not approve internet legislation. my sense is that the states will force their hands and that would be positive for mgm. >> harry curtis. what's the trade here? >> paogai. >> las vegas sands the other day traded about 17 million shares on the 52-week high and that's the same level it topped out in august. we seem to be bumping up against levels of resistance. lost name and valuation the same as wynn. i look for a pull back. >> we have to take a break of

green mountain rebounding. howard schultz said barismo will complement green mountain. >> where is that baby now. >> the crying was because you said i need my starbucks! >> sounds like you are crying now. >> she has nothing to cry about. what did i say the other day? first time since 1946. i'm fired up. >> go crimson. >> have enthusiasm. >> why investors have to brace for a job's buzz kill tomorrow. stay tuned. ♪

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we are live at the nasdaq market. we find out tomorrow how jobs fared in the month of february. consensus is expecting payroll

to jump. too much optimism could be setting the stage for a negative surprise. joining us here on set, good to see you in person. >> you too. >> 'a negative surprise? >> we were looking at the general consensus that we have gotten ahead of ourselves as expectations. we were saying that we think that the actual number, we are looking for 210 and that's easily doable given the adp report and the jobless claims and the manufacturing and nonmanufacturing components. that is the dropping recently. manufacturing is becoming such a smaller part of the economy. only 10% are supposed to come from the manufacturing sector. what we really want to focus on is the sectors for the recovery. >> give us the bottom line here. we can easily do 210. are you expecting 210 or we can

do 210 with an expectation for higher? >> the average reference week based on this year, the median monthly numbers are 230,000. the market doesn't like surprises. all throughout the recovery we get a big number where you get a big number and it 10s to go down. what's different this month is bernanke's testimony starting to get out there and the fed won't be as loose. maybe 100,000 more than expected, you may see a strong open. when you get that strong open, you see a sell off. >> in an election year cycle, the unemployment rate is critical for president obama. what does this number have to be to start taking down that unemployment rate down to the sevens? >> it's all a function of the labor participation rate and you need to see continued improvement as long as the trends are moving in this

direction. it's great news for obama and bad news for the republicans. >> how do you guys measure that optimism in the market? do you have an indicator or is there something else people can look at to say the market has gotten too ahead of itself? >> you hear that sentiment is bullish. we don't look at one intricator, but the numbers were the lowest of the year. what's interesting is the yale crash confidence index. not expecting to crash in the next six months. that percentage is near the lows of march of 09. investors are shell shocked still. when you get a down day, people start running. >> what is the number that you think the economy needs to print in terms of jobs to give both the market confidence and obviously to take the market to the next level. my feeling is that we have taken it as an assumption that the

economy is surprisey iing. i know we have issues in europe. where do you think we break out of the hump and do you think we can get to the next level? >> good point. as the numbers beat expectations and they are higher, i think as long as we get high 200s, that's good for at least the market perspecti perspecti perspective. if we get too high, that will raise the worries that the feds will come in and end the party early. it's a function of we need speddy. mark doesn't like surprises and we have steady growth and slow improvement. >> past jobs reports, tomorrow 210 is easily done. we print that or print higher. big open and about-face. >> if it is within 100,000, i don't think we will see a bad reaction at all. the market went up 1.4%.

>> if we came in with 100? >> on the downside, we need to see 200 or more. looking at the numbers, it looks doable. >> good to have you. falling 3% after the sales numbers came short of estimates primarily on european and asian weakness. is this a good buying opportunity or a bad sign for mcdonald's. read between the lines here. the u.s. was extremely strong and basically everywhere else in the world that was not strong. they were looking for comps that came in at 2.4. the u.s. was particularly strong, but the growth engine is asia pacific. this is a bit of a concern although you need to wait for next month to see if it verifies this.

every pull back including the one you have seen is a tremendous opportunity. my sense is this will be similar although with the volume traded on which was huge, about three times the normal voll skpum it leads me to believe there a couple of dollars on the downside. >> what hurt in europe and weather, severe weather in europe and a freak snowstorm in japan hurt sales along with a shift in the chinese lunar new year. those were impacts and costs are still rising and labor costs are still rising. >> i'm staying away from mcdonald's at this point. the guy has a point that you might have to wait more to get the seasonalities out of there. what is driving it is asian sales. you have to let the market reset and stay away from this for at

least a month. >> you mentioned young brands and want to put an options trade, what do do you? scott? >> he made a 52-week high and much of that news could be a real problem for young. up 14% year to date and 28% over the last 52 weeks. if i have gains, i have to buy protection if i am able to sleep at night. the options lineup well for this sort of thing. i like buying the july 55, 65 spread for $2.17 on buying that $2.90, reducing the cost by selling a 55 foot for 75 cents. 2.17 for a sock that is up. i am buying this $10 at the money put spread for les than a quarter of the width of the spread going out to july. this is something i want to do if i own the stock. i'm not suggesting doing this if

i don't, but if i own it, i want to protect gains. >> i want to catch more "options action"s to get concentrate updates. coming up next, the winners of the three-year bull market. we are checking the charts. that's next.

>> welcome back to fast money in times square. how should you manage the risk? let's get the volatility playbook and you wanted to hedge your fort polio? >> a lot of people try to play and maybe i should buy options?

i never found that to work. what i have been doing with low volatility, you can use the weekly options, particularly when you have an event like the jobs number tomorrow. for example today, i bought the spy 137 puts to hedge my portfolio. i than tomorrow with the jobs number, that will move more than 20 cents. i was able to buy them cheaply. volatility is low and i can hedge my whole portfolio for little dollars, not only little volatility. >> what are do you think of that strategy? >> he makes a point about how he has not spent much money, but he is not getting real protection. i would rather buy longer dated options and you get better protection and much less per day if you buy longer dated than weekly options. if i wanted to do is sell weekly and have a wonderful calendar spread.

. >> i think brian makes a reasonable point, but i think that because the ball is so low and the dealers are ripping people out of the premium. do you agree with that and two, do you think that actually people are wasting their time with puts here and should be spending more time in the physical market. you know you are an options guy, but it might be a better call here. >> that makes a lot of sense. up until this week, options were cheap because they were worth even less. it just didn't make much sense to buy. this is the sort of week where buying options makes you look like a hero and makes you look smart. i'm not a big fan of being a long and short dated options. they end up costing you a lot from day to day. >> let's move on and talk a bull market. tomorrow is a three-year anniversary of the bull market. it produced big winners. wyndham is up more than 1300%.

what do you do with these names at this point? can you get in or do you sell? carter worth is cheap market technician and checking the charts. let's start off with the big bull market winner. this is the wyndham. >> the number one performing stock and three years out. the issue is more importantly the current advance. it moved from the october low of 25 to today's closing price around 44. you are talking about 80% on an intermediate basis too far above trend. overdone and take profits that do something. >> let's go to the second biggest winner. it posted a 1,000% return. >> the stock is up ten-fold and given up for bankrupt and by all accounts, this is the bearish to bullish reversal. a sick stock in the throws

bombing out. we would stay long or get long. >> stay long or get long at this point. a slow grind higher on this one. >> this is not as dynamic as the others and a more defensive stock. what's important is the authority of the votes returned to the highs a year ago. what it sold off with the market and the prupesumption is the brk out move. >> the biggest loser is dean foods. >> of all 500 stocks, this was one of the two or three worst. down 40%. i think we are out of the woods. what you will notice here is this gap. instead of trading a million shares, it's 12 million. an earnings report is far above and that's the beginning of a retrace of the upside of the shocking plunge from 17 to 10. that will give us the benefit of

the doubt. >> we have to ask you about where we stand in the market after the big pull back on tuesday. two days of gains after that. this ongoing debate about whether or not volume is important in the market. >> sure. in terms of the percentage give back, not so much from high to low in the s&p, but the transports or the russell. higher beta averages. they are down 6 and 6 1/2%. the give back has been meaningful enough to warrant stepping in for those things that are down 5, 6, 7%. in terms of the volume, it is low. we see that and if one were to adjust and the fact that the retail investors are absent from the market and gearing or leverage in the system at the hedge fund level is lower than it was, it's not so unusually light to suggest a great smoking gun. >> hey, carter, to complete the

market discussion because it's a full moon and the-year anniversary, a lot of guys believe that this is a scary time. throw witchcraft in here. do you think there is actually anything to this three-year anniversary? >> we are not so much into that, but a lot of people who pick their stocks from astrology charts and the best newsletters are based on that. far be it for me or anyone to disregard that. it's not what i do. i would say no witchcraft here. >> very respectful. >> diplomatic and nice. >> do you go to the astrology charts? what sign are you in. >> i'm a bull. isn't it obvious? i'm loyal. >> i know you are loyal. >> i took a meteorology class in high school where we did star watching and i care about the universe. no, it's not a part of how i pick stocks.

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. the first stress test in early 2009. versus now. twice as much equity. not a little bit, but $300 billion less. you start to look at it and everybody is like that. i think this is a chance to show how strong the american banking is. >> bank of america's brian moin han is discussing the bank and a full interview on "squauk box." they have been trading decently and defending the dollar mark. going up to it. >> it has. most of these people that feel as if the market wants to be shorted at this level and we are waiting on the jobs number. they might have something else

to wait for. it could be the catalyst and it will be transparent. we will hear about financials and what they can pay. what financial balance sheets look like. this could be the make or break for the markets. if you want to short it, wait until next week. >> is that the event next week? make or break for the market? >> for could be big for the banks depending on how they'll be able to pay out. for the last three years, the banks have been preparing their balance sheets and they are at a point where they have the capital to lend and not only that, the market is confident enough. they are trading at book value. they are putting a valuation on the assets that should be valued at that price. that's good for the banking. >> it was interesting to see them raising us on jpmorgan. do you remember when fred cannon was here and said the estimates

basically they can forecast what the stocks will do if you see earnings coming down, stocks move down. we are starting to see the beginnings of earnings estimates coming up. and again, they have gearing to u.s. economy if we bottomed here in the housing market. the guys that you get most excited about are the guys that don't dismantle the businesses. >> let's move on. time for the fast money portfolio. the volatility of today's world. they focus on two things and growth in after ever changing cycle. pharma in first. that manage over $1.6 billion. a pleasure to speak to you

again. walk us through the common theme. >> we look at the drugs and the patent cliffs are on the branded side and if you look at the expectations, generics grow at 7.4% compounded over five years. so there good companies with high returns and that's what we like. the first one is mylan. some come from generics and we also have watson. roughly 3/4 is generic and 1/4 is branded. that's growing at double-digits and then the biggest give away is te va. 56% of the company is generic and 44% branded. they have taxes and this stock is a joke. they generate over three billion a year and 20% and 7.8 times this year's earnings.

ludicrous. >> they're had the piece that 91% is from generics. does the volatility, this is a stock that moves. is that scary? it's not one of the slow and steady up rising types of stocks. this thing moves. >> we don't look at volatility. we call the company several times and they state an objective for roughly 8 to 10% top line growth. between 15 to 20% from a combination of margin improvement and share buy backs and free cash for the generation. i look beyond the short-term volatility. it's a good business and cheap statistically. >> let's move on to the stock pick. you like the demographic shift for people. if you look at the forecast, we will go from roughly 7 billion to 9.5 billion people by the middle of the century and people are moving up the food chain, no

pun intended where people eat de vries india and china as people get more money. they move towards protein like chicken and beef and pork. it takes 4.5 times the equivalent for the grain versus what it takes for beef or chicken or pork. a good play on this is deer. they have great penetration in europe which is unusual. it's selling really at only ten times earnings. 8 clz a share and 40% return and they have a dominant franchise. two others that are interesting are fertilizer companies. one is potash. the earnings estimates are fairly wide. $3.40 to $4 in potash. the earnings will be around $9 a share.

they do about 25% return. they have a low debt equity ratio. >> thanks for your time. i know you have been in the ag trade. >> the ag place, i certainly the fertilizers are the place you want to be. i would be concerned about deer in this environment with asia and europe slow. that's in the shorter term. the demographics, we are looking at 7 billion people on the earth and we are looking at corn stocks at 30-year lows. it's simple math. >> they seem like a better bet. cf in the same space and looks like it's range-bound. i would rather be a buyer. >> why? >> talking technicals. >> where is looking for the next big thing. see what he told the cnbc in an

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the jobs bill had big supporters in the internet space a number of president obama's council and today he spoke to the 190 start ups in santa monica, california. julia boorstin spoke with him there. julia? >> melissa, steve case is a big believer in start ups driving growth. he is bullish on this jobs bill, making it easier to ipo. he cited the statistic that 90% ever all hiring happens after they go public. he is pushing to make it easier for small businesses to do crowd funding. >> he has sites and funding a project. he can't use it to fund a company. we think that will unleash more capital and help the companies get started and scale.

>> they seem to be thinking a lot about solving the government's problems. the first investment of the growth fund launch is in a company called fed bid. >> everybody knows the government needs to cut their spending and way is to upon them bah more efficiently. that has been popular in the space for many years is being applied to the government. >> he said he doesn't want to make investments. about two or three a year. he wants to find break out companies with multibillion dollar potential and sees potential in the health care space. he has one investment called run keeper. it provides tools for individuals to track their health. he wouldn't say which companies he was meeting with at the tech conference, but he is looking for the next big thing like living social or zip car that could go mainstream across the country. you could find more from my interview with steve case

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tonight follow the money and the medical innovation me inned to create the next big drug. pill poppers tonight at 10:00 eastern. let's get to meteorology. he doesn't care about the universe. in addition having meteorological effects, today's solar storm may affect the stock market. the frequency coincides with the rise and fall of the stock market. we have the data to prove it. >> explain it to me. i'm not that bright. when we are due for something bad to happen because of the flair? >> supposedly something, yeah. >> bad. i'm just asking. that's the way the aliens communicate. the solar flairs. you think i'm making it up? google it. i just looked at it. he is sending us messages now.

>> google it. >> a lot of people buy into this. >> there a lot of people. >> help me. the guy with the website that talks. we will go to commercial. >> thanks. bail me out. >> that's true. we can't discount this necessarily. tim, you mentioned that going into this week with the full moon and the anniversary of the bull market, the-year anniversary. >> in my time, i have been able to combine the solar flairs and to be sitting on tv talking about it. it offers a big move in the stock market higher. >> nice call. [ female announcer ] you have plans,

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