>> he shares my name. to have the company stock places soaring. i want to know what the mass market appeal is. they're coming out with a model x soon. once i can get my toddler in there and throw some cheerio's around, i'll give you a better idea. >> thank you for being here. now, it's time for "fast money." melissa lee and the gang. >> "fast money" starts right now. at the nasdaq market site in new york's times square. the s&p 500 closing at a record high today, along with the russel 2000. but it is apple that caught our eye in today's trading session. that went up 2% ahead of tomorrow's shareholder meeting. institutional investors are getting out of the stock. and relative to apple's weight on the s&p 500, the weighting and institutional money manages portfolios are lower than that. is that optimistic? maybe the portfolio investors

have to buy apple? >> that's the implication. you look at apple. and you look at the s&p 500. which would you rather own? an asset that is at all-time highs. questionable valuations. or apple, which has bounced off of 515, has an activist investor in there, a meeting coming up tomorrow and potential catalyst coming over the next six months. i think at 526, you can certainly buy apple right here. use 515 as your stop. and i think you can be happy. >> should we assume that something will happen from the shareholder meeting? they're they're going to increase their buyback or dividend? is that priced in? >> today's action tells, if you increase the dividend, there it is. let's be clear on apple. this is not a broken company. this is a stalled growth stock. are you going to get to a place where you see the new revenue driver? 550 million customers globally who are intensely loyal to a company that i think will begin to give them what they want. it's not going to happen overnight. i'm not expecting anything

tomorrow. but from a traders' perspective, look at the ranges on this stock. somewhere around 495, you have a very clear place to stop yourself out. you raid up to 525, and it's a clearer question. there's probably about a 10% chance you trade the stock in. >> i've had the stock for a very short time. >> how long? >> years. at a stupid level. it doesn't even matter. the big question is, would i buy it now? i would. i would add to it if it bulls back to the 495 area. i don't know if we'll see that. what happened when they dropped the 8% a couple of weeks ago, that's when tim cook and the guys said we're going to buy back stock. $14 billion worth of stock they bought back. you have the safety net down there. and the idea that institutional ownership, because it's lightened up. maybe they want to get back in. to brian's point, you look at the spyder right now. i'd rather be buying apple right

here. more upside and catalyst down the road. >> if we believe institutional ownership is a positive thing about the stock, should we be concerned about the stocks that have the overweights? an amazon? qualcomm, microsoft. portfolio managers are heavy on these. >> throw google in there, as well. >> amazon showed its colors. and you see what happened to that stock. anything on a financial engineering front is a good thing. it's about innovation. timmy gave you the levels. we talked last week, week and a half. it traded down 10 bucks, back up. but you have a decent floor to trade against pete's point. and timmy and brian's point. i don't think you get crushed in there. >> if you want to protect yourself, short google, buy apple. >> short google and buy apple. >> let's bring in gene munster, senior research analyst.

gene, great to see you. in terms of the shareholder meeting, should we be expecting much tomorrow? >> no. i mean, you've touched on this. the investor meetings aren't something there's a lot of news. there's a one in ten chance that peter oppenheimer announces some kind of retirement. but the real substance, this is going to be a forum for the small investor to go there and kind of speak their grievances. that's probably going to be around innovation. >> i want to talk about the notion that apple could unveil a new product and that could be a catalyst. as you point out in your most recent note, new products won't be able to move the needle because of the other products they have. they're such a part of their revenue growth. you say, it could spur some investor optimism in the stock. it sounds like the only hope for apple in terms of moving the needle on the stock is that people are excited about the notion of a product, which may not add to the bottom line.

>> there's two phases to the stock. the near term, the next 6 to 12 months is on the trade, which is what you're talking about. our opinion is, it's hard to say how much they're going to add. we think it will be about 10% for two product categories. but the bigger impact of the stock is the multiple going up. they get the products in their hands they get a little excited. that's one phase to it. the second is the longer-term growth story. we don't have a ton of visibility on. that's some of the questions that you've been talking about needs to address. >> one of the places that people feel should be investive for these guys because we want to call it a software company, it's a hardware company. but the service side of the business. that's what people want to take this to a higher multiple. do you expect the service side of the business to give anything new or a jump-start to that? >> this year, an outside chance on payments, if you want to put that in services. obviously, mapping and advertising. they haven't done as well and

have not really produced on that front. that's what investors want to see, sustainability, services like google. that's the wild card, the more substance is on the watch and the tv. that's probably more likely. >> i want to ask you about this notion about institutional underownership. does that matter at this point, when it comes to a name like apple? what is it to say that institutions need to own apple at all? unless, you know, you are an s&p benchmark fund. do they have to buy it? >> it matters if they -- earlier you talked about this being a stalled growth stock. is the growth starts to inch up, inch up. it doesn't have to have a big acceleration, the ownership matters in a big way. those bye side people need to overwait. as i meet with investors, the tone has been, i'm underweight. i don't want to get caught if this starts to take off. so, investors are seeing not so

patiently, but watching for a chance to buy this. there is money on the sidelines for this. i think they show some reason for optimism and growth, that could have a big impact on the multiple. >> gene, great to speak with you. thanks for your time. gene muenster, piper jaffrey. what's the trade here? let's get back to the notion that underweight could be good for a stock. google is the same, that it's waiting on the s&p 500, relative to how managers are allocating funds. is that a problem? >> google's fairly valued. google is one of the greatest companies in the world. i'd love to own google $200 cheaper. i don't need to own google at almost 30-times earnings. google is trading as the same as baidu. brian makes a very good valuation case. i'm not sure they're apples

anding and oranges. >> if google is fully owns and overvalued, you make the bet that the money will come out of google. you can do it with any of the ones on the list there. >> tim mentioned fairly valued. it's fairly owned in that the spread between the portfolio and the weight. the biggest spread is with amazon. there's a 2.4% difference between the weighting in amazon and the s&p, versus how much portfolio managers own. could that be a warning? >> the answer is i don't know. you can make any warning sign you want. your downside is probably $15 to $20, max. you know the companies are in there buying back stock. you have carl icahn that could throw a headline out to get this thing going. you probably have sorenson in that same camp. the catalyst can be positive. >> going or he can sound like you sell it? >> absolutely not going to happen. there's no shot of that

happening. >> the biggest thing that happenle has to do, and tomorrow may be the day to do this, tell us what they're going to do with the cash. i don't want them to buy back shares. i think that's exactly the wrong thing. maybe on the defensive side, then i'm fine with them buying shares. otherwise, let's put the capital to work and make acquisitions. meaningful acquisitions that they're going to hit the bottom line. and cut into some of those. >> what are those? >> there's plenty. you get into the supply chain. there's multiple companies they can purchase and add to them. and they would have plenty of capital on the balance sheet. let's get to dekkers now. got to get to dominic chu. ugh is all you can say this. giving deckers the boot. after-hours trade. it was down 20%. it is down 12% now. you have to know it reported fourth-quarter earnings and sales that beat street expectations. but it's the guidance for the first quarter and a certain

extent, the full year. the first quarter guidance is a loss of 16 cents a share. the street was looking for a 9 cent profit. that stock was down 19% at one point. it's gotten back a lot of the losses. but the forecast this time that has investors worried. >> thanks, dom chu for that. this has been on fire because of the notion that they could control their costs with not just the sheep skin, which is coming down in price. but their peer line, which is a way of treating wool. >> the gross margins went up, i'm baffled why the gaines is so poor right now. this is a company that's been killing it. when you look at the ecommerce sales, those are up extreme, as well. they're working in just about everything. but the forecast right now is looking for something worse than what they did in q3 and q4. >> are they going to guide lower an first quarter and we enter the warmer season and who wants to wear ugg boots? >> if you look at the stock, it was off the shorts over the last month. >> they make a low-cut version

of the uggs. >> and guy has them. >> to allow air around your ankles. >> stepped away from the table and is buying less uggs. >> i'm not going to give you a chance to defend yourself. sorry, buddy. chinese internet stocks on a tear. china's youtube, ceo coming up. and russell wilson, super bowl champion. his newest title and the money behind it, on "fast." we know we're not the center of your life, but we'll do our best to help you connect to what is.

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i think you can own best buy here. you can trade it against 25 bucks. had a huge volume day. you flushed a lot of people out. this has been left for dead. i was one that left it for dead. timmy liked it. jcp, on the other hand, i think it's in this defined downtrend. had a monster day in the stock. if you go back six, nine months, you're still in the very well-defined downtrend. unless you break through at 8, 8 1/2, i think is intacted. i think out of the two here, best buy is more interesting. >> i bought best buy calls. i tried them in february. sometimes we like to limit our risk. but they are hitting on at least all of the mandates. and the cost saving is doink that. and the retail sector has gotten better in january. after the selling off, it was way overdone. we had a couple of analysts on the show.

the way you play this is where you measure the risk. >> you bought march monthly calls. and you wanted to buy february. >> i've been playing -- my point is, i saw february go worthless. next up, gm. the automaker doubling the number of vehicles affected by its faulty emission recalls, that the company could face a federal fine if the ntsb says gm failed to issue the recall in a timely fashion. this may not be the only problem that gm faces. it's facing competition from ford, and the pickup trucks and ram. >> if you look at the potential fine, that's not -- it's $35 million for a company that made $6.8 billion. when you look at what's going on in terms of the revenues, the margins, they set this so low. this was my final trade last night. 35 bucks, i think is well supported. 36 and change is where we are at. it's on the moving day. it's 2.7 times, in 2014.

it's trading eight-times earnings. valuation-wise, there's wiggle room for a company that's improving on the margins. and that's the upside for '14. i think they're going to give basis points of improvement. the european stuffer is where you have to get past. there's an opel recall, as well. >> would you rather ford? >> that's a tough one. i think i'd go with ford. but i think the problem with both companies right now is overproduction. that's been something -- >> you don't really like either. >> i don't really like either. and i think they have downside from here. you look at gm and how poorly it's traded -- >> that's terrible. >> and everybody wants to pile in. i understand why. the valuation. all of the metrics makes sense. but they're not selling enough vehicles right now. but their production levels keep going higher. that's going to be a problem. a lot of discounts down the road. >> goldman sachs, ending the day higher. leaving the games for the seconder. beaks? >> the financials are very

interesting. let's separate the investment banks like goldman and morgan stanley. had a great day today. a lot of merger activity. a lot of things going on here. but everybody, everybody that i talk to, currency traders included, are talking about the financials in general. if they can lead this market, we'll probably end up going higher on the s&p 500. that's why i'm watching this. it's interesting because you saw the yield curve flatten today. you would think that banks aren't doing that well. that's what you have to watch. if they happen to fail, guy brought up "strange brew," bob and doug mckenzie, going to look like a hoser. >> take off, eh? >> we have breaking news. on a serious one. dom chu back at headquarters. men's warehouse. >> it's the next chapter in this saga. jos.a bank has rejected the

men's warehouse. they did say, which transaction would create the value for jos. a. bank shareholders. it would allow you, that means men's warehouse, to advise our board. in other words, they're open to negotiation. they did list five things that they're going to say or they have concerns about. first is diligence. they are going to give men's warehouse, limited access to the books. they want to know about the transaction structure. and want to know about transaction certainty if they can close this deal. other terms and what their best and final offer will be to buy jos. a. bank. had a record high, the shares. >> they close at a record high. but higher in the after-hours session. but not close to the 63.50 they

rejected with this meeting. >> i think this is the deep end of the pool to buy josb here. there's probably still upside. there could come a headline. men's warehouse walks away. i don't think that's coming. >> why doesn't it hit 63.50. >> it's at 62 1/2 now. you look at the stock. it had a tremendous move. i think if you want to play this, i think you have to do it from the long side. >> there's a lot of other moving parts here. whether or not it's going to be the financing. whether they're going to walk away completely. it's not a bad buy here. but i would do it through options. you could wake up someday and the deal just completely falls apart. it's much better to find your risk on this one. it's youtube meets netflix meets hulu. internet giant youku. we have the ceo. and why we might see investors channeling the likes

of carl icahn and dan lobe. that's ahead on fast.

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♪ chinese internet stock youko, posting a narrower-than expected loss. the stock is popping in the after-hours session. the company is sometimes called the youtube of china. it's a hybrid of netflix, yahoo! and youtube. talking to ceo victor koo, and asking about content. here's what he said. >> we do invest in it.

at the same time, there's a lot of flexibility of product placements as well as sponsorship. we see a clear revenue stream on top of that, as well. >> walk me through a movie that might premiere in china. what might youku do to have success with the movie in china? >> we have a full marketing distribution of content, as well as service packages, where we work with movie and tv partners. we have a very big hit called "star talk." studi studios provide us access to the directors and the key talent of the show. and that gets 10 million views per episode. >> in terms of your demographics, victor, it's the holy grail of advertisers. tell me about that. >> as the mobile video phenomenon, as well as tablets have grown, we have changed from 18 to 35-year-old demographic to

a wider 15 to 45 demographic. we're talking about urban, young, educated, as well as high disposable income. very attractive to advertisers. we see a lot of potential in mobilization, as well. we've seen that trend accelerating. really for us, the traffic starts taking off on the mobile side about 12 to 18 months ago. around mid 2012. like you mentioned, our traffic on the mobile side tripled in 2013. >> are you concerned about a competitor in china, that we aren't thinking of? can ali baba entering the game as amazon did and change the landscape? perhaps another competitor out there? >> the video market's large. and we have consistently worked as well as competed with different companies. but youku continues to be the clear leader of the market. and the combined platform reaches 80% of the online video audience in china. we feel confident about our

progress. >> we got an idea of what the numbers are. in china, they are bigger. each episode of a korean series got 42 million views and more than 200 chats for each episode. and there's 20 episodes. >> these guys are unbelievably interesting in all of the metaphors you want to make. essentially the youtube of china. in the same way we've looked at waibu to be the twitter of china. i think one to two years will be fantastic. this is a company who has no valuation. they're not making money. and this is why it's a big deal. this is an interesting time to look at the stock. the key to the numbers is they guided the first quarter better-than-expected. modernization of mobile, same thing out there. they're doing it. >> and the numbers here, everybody gets so excited. those are astounding amount of people that watch this. as a longer-term kind of slow money trade, i love it right

here. it's trading 32, 33 in the after-hours. you can put this in your closet. >> are you concerned that they don't make money? they put up phenomenal numbers. but they don't make money. we criticize amazon and a lot of the companies that don't make money. >> but amazon soared. >> but the growth is there, in terms of users. growth is there in terms of engagement. and the growth is there in terms of revenue. >> i'm not being negative on the stock. i'd love to have an need. >> this is the growth stock, pete. the growth assumptions is what you need to have. you're not playing e.p.s. here. >> we have to remember that. i hear what you're saying. we have to remember this when we are talking about facebook and twitter and a lot of the other names where everybody dismisses and says, yeah, but where are they going to make money? and this one, we're giving them a pass and saying they have great growth. >> facebook was not making

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♪ welcome back to "fast money." heated moves from major activists. dan lobe says he will nominate himself and two others to the board of sotheby's. and ebay mighting back against

carl icahn. saying that icahn has been at the forefront of misleading attacks against the board. the next guest says it is showing no signs of stopping. joining us is lawrence delevine, covering big money. big money. >> big money. >> i mean, you jumped it. i can't believe you did that. what a hash tag jerk. this is lawrence's first time -- he's a georgetown guy. >> i know. >> that's means 50% right now -- >> i'm scared. >> anyway. >> we're going to give him a nickname. and you jumped it. and there you go. big money is going to be his nickname. >> harvard is in front of georgetown. that's the way it works. >> i don't know what that means. >> let's get to -- let's get to big money story here at the point. activism, it seems like it's picking up. it seems like it's at new heights.

is it? >> it's a huge day for activism and hedge funds in it. it's like the nba trade deadline. they have clearly established themselves as a major hedge fund strategy. >> they're outperforming. the money is going there. that emboldens them further. is there conditions in the market, that is breeding activism? is there cash that companies are sitting on at this point? >> one of the firms have gotten huge. they can play ball. they have platforms like us, and bloomberg. when the stock market is ripping, it's easier to be favorable toward activist demands. you can do a little share buyback. or spin off a unit because there's tons of private equity

firms. and there's fewer poison pills that are instituted. there's some corporate governance issues. >> the environment is right for this. but how many of these guys do you think -- how many new guys are coming into the space? guys that think, hey, this is working for the other guys. the other part of this question is, you used to work at a big hedge fund managgazine, that cos hedge funds directly. are they saying there's a lot of pretenders in this space in not everyone can be dan lobe. and a lot of the guys that are playing this game are not experts in the field. >> i think investors in hedge funds recognize that. and they dump their money with the big brand names that we cover all day long, like the icahns and the lobes. but there's proteges that come out. keith meister was a protege of icahn. another out of pershing square. there are some. but for some, it's the hedge

fund manager that get the attraction. >> big money, thanks for stopping by. otherwise known as lawrence delevingne. >> he should change his twitter. >> get a tattoo. >> a big dollar sign. right there. let's trade this here. some might say, guy adami, that activism and activists create their own cycle. and carl icahn says he has a stake in the company. it wasn't like you would take a larger stake. >> and i think you dance around it. and timmy mentioned it. the platform is the media. and they're using it to their advantage. >> they can use very little capital. >> i believe that's the case. at certain point, you said it. self-fulfilling. we'll see if ebay is coming up

and apple hasn't done much for carl. >> what did you see? the barbs have been sharp between ebay and carl icahn. very nasty. >> more today and attacks on the board members. big money was just talking about ebay and the fact that -- >> b.m. >> icahn was involved in all of the stuff. it's interesting as the stock hit a 52-week high today. and 171,000 total traded in ebay today. more than usual. but the big trade really was march 62 1/2 call spread, inexpensive. would only cost people 20 cents. the third friday in march. >> you like this trade? >> i was in with them. i added to it today with that. time for pops and drops. big movers in the session. big drop for noodles and company. >> not a lot of people buying their mac and cheese. however, it traded fairly well today. closed at the highs of the day. 23 you like this, you can buy it here.

>> pop for mylan. >> we said mylan labs should work in this environment. mylan labs works. great quarter. up 10%. hard to chase it. but probably still have to. >> drop for catamaran. >> a stock that had been gliding through the water here. it was awful. >> awful. >> really bad. >> a drop for wendy's. >> i love the pretzel burger. when you look at the numbers -- >> who doesn't? who doesn't love the pretzel burger. >> it's unbelievable. the new fries. >> i think that would scare guy adami. >> the stock was up. it pull back. >> we have a pop for self-destructing smartphones. >> five seconds. >> taking a page from "mission

impossible." boeing unveiling a phone that incrypts calls and explodes afterwards. more known for fighter jets. government agencies and contractors looking to keep communications secure. >> we should keep them at the desk. the stuff that we're talking about pregame, can you imagine that that would happen if they went into the wrong hands? >> what does that even mean? >> it goes to you. >> big money. >> big money. >> all big money. pepsi shares, a pop today. nelson peltz got in. we'll talk about pepsi later on. coming up, super bowl champion and seattle seahawks quarterback russell wilson joins us for the big bucks behind his big win. and not just the chinese yuan worrying investors. and how to play all of the volatility, is next. ♪

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pressure, as he influences the company to split up their beverage and snack businesses. >> so, we saw some interesting bullish activity. pepsi is not a volatile stock. often times you don't see as much options activity as you would in some other names. this is a name that on the street is bullish on generally. got 15 buys, 10 holds and no sells. keep $88 in mind as we take a look here. this is a longer-term chart. the stock is trading close to the lows, looking past this year here. and where we're seeing the activity, is right over here. it was the 80 calls we're seeing some buyers. and the nice thing is, you can, because of this low volatility, you can buy those from about $2, all the way out to july. you're risking about 2 1/2% to make a bullish bet that the stock moves above that $80 price by $2 by july expiration.

kind of an interesting way to make a bullish bet on a stock that a lot of people see upside to. >> more options action tomorrow. check out the website. chinese yuan is taking a sharp turn lower against the u.s. dollar. what's behind this move? saraiz sa sara eisen is joining us now. >> it's a huge reversal. china's been letting its currency strengthen. that's considered good for the world economy. helps rebalance. helps things go smoothly. calms down washington politicians. and now, they've gone the other way and let the currency weaken eight days in a row. levels we haven't seen since last summer. and the question is, why? do we need to worry about weakness, for instance, in the chinese economy?

maybe they're weakening the currency to help exporters. or as "the wall street journal's" reporting, perhaps they're doing this on purpose to set the currency up to take a bigger role on the international stage. go up against the dollar. get some two-way trades and volatility in there. squeeze out some of the speculators and put the yuan on the world stage. it's the seventh-most-used currency. just replaced the swiss franc. >> there's a yuan carry trade to be squeezed out is a fascinating thing. >> that's the collateral damage you have to be worried about. the f.t. had a great story this morning about how big this carry trade is. that's the derivative portion of it. there's a shadow banging system that involves copper. the yuan. and that could unravel, as well. i'm short copper. you have to play a contagion out of this, that's the best way to do it. >> this is a preview to the national people's congress coming up on march 5th.

they'll unveil a bunch. they will unveil policies going to a market perform environment that will take a decade. they're not going to say that. that's where we are. we totally misinterpreted the news here. rates have been spiraling in the money markets. that's been alarming for the world. the other things they've been saying the last couple of days, these were seasonal events. the repoe events were not sent to say we're tightening in the market. we're just doing this. >> your bottom line is that you're looking through this and seeing that the chinese economy, this is not a sign of weakening in the economy? you're okay with it? >> really clear. movements in the currency, in china, are policy, not market. >> it's a good point. the thing here is they're moving towards reform and opening up their markets, at a time when the economy is coming off the superfast growth. there's concerns about the shadow banking system. could it be a worrisome policy? >> why so fast? if it's going to take a decade to get into a market-based system, why in three or four

days do they let yuan weaken so much? it's a policy misstep. >> i don't know if they can control how quick they can control it. >> you wind the band and it gets very weak, that means people are coming out of the country. capital is coming out of the country that's hitting against that band. >> i don't think the money market is deep enough where that's happening. but i hear you. why would it be so fast? >> sara, thanks for coming here. >> thanks for having me. >> dom chu, news on united airlines. >> ual shares down about 3 1/2% in the aftermarket. the company has a fair disclosure filing. in it, they said during the first two months of 2014, they canceled about 22,500 flights. 20,000 of which were regional flights. it's important to note that regional flights because these cancellations were nearly four-times the cancellations during the same time last year. as a result of the severe weather, the company expects its first quarter capacity, its

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>> do you invest in stocks, russell? >> do i invest in stocks? now, you're getting into my money situation. >> here we go. yeah. >> i do a little bit. i'm very conservative right now. but i'm very conservative in that. >> do you have stock picks? or do you keep them tight to your chest? >> yeah. i can't tell you my good stocks. i don't want you to get them all. >> russell, my worry is if you hit the uncle charlie, you might be playing baseball. >> that curve ball is tough to hit. i'm going to go down to the texas rangers to be around a championship caliber organization. it will be great to see what they do, how they approach practice. how they approach the game. hopefully i can share great moments with them and our team and how we approach football. >> thank you for being with us. a lot of fun.

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