u.s. isn't driving the economic bus anymore. >> and i'm sure u.s. policymakers would happily look to their counter parts for do something about it. we have to leave it there. that does it for us here on "closing bell". "fast money" begins right now. live from the nasdaq market site in new york city's times square, this is "fast money". i'm melissa lee. intel conference call starting right now. shares are higher after the company beat earnings and revenue estimates. we'll break down what it means for the chip makers. but tonight's big story, crude down nearly 5%, biggest loss in merely t nearly into years.

and i wi oil stocks getting hard. s&p 500 barely eeking out a gain, while the dow closed will in the red. and we saw the s&p up almost a percent at one point and then, poof, it was gone by the close. >> and again i feel like it's one of the things where it's the margin calls that are hitting people in the energy space. when you look at the leverage, we got this move now how many days in a row where it's been the setti inselling hitting the. xlu, 52 lows. is it time to buy? i don't see a reason yet. >> you look at the xle and where the buying was,wlows. is it time to buy? i don't see a reason yet. >> you look at the xle and where the buying was,elows. is it time to buy? i don't see a reason yet. >> you look at the xle and where the buying was,eklows. is it time to buy? i don't see a reason yet. >> you look at the xle and where the buying was, lows. is it time to buy? i don't see a reason yet. >> you look at the xle and where the buying was, three times volume. if you look xle turn around intra day finished flattish down small. and ultimately a place where crude was down 5%. i think we got very good action

in the oia to the xle. any of these names because the stocks don't have to defend the oil price. and i think that's what we saw. so i don't know if it was margin calls. i do think a lot of people felt the first 10% move down in oil was something they could tolerate. then people were stuck in long positions. if you look at 8175, this is exactly the level people were watching. we kissed that. and if you look at long term price of oil, this is where we're supposed to be. 2006 peak. this is taking out the blow off top of 2008 and i think this is a fair level to own oil. >> what is different this time away, hate to say it, is the role of the shale producers. we have a lot more producing out there potentially that needs to be either paired back or going higher. >> if you look from where we were back in 2006, there is probably 2.5 million more barrels being consumed a day. i don't know how much that offsets it. that's not enough to me. >> pete makes a great point in

terms of the mar begin cagin ca. today's action is worse than yesterday's. but with the bounce we saw, it should have followed through just like it should have followed through yesterday when we got through that level that we had talked about, that sort of 1904 level. and it faded. so today was disappointing in terms of the s&p. it feels as though i think 1863 comes into play. in terms of the xle and tim's point, this level, this $80 level is where we topped out at in 2011. but i'm sort of in pete's camp. it doesn't feel like we've put in a bottom yet and i happen to think -- i think tim and i disagree. i think it's extraordinarily deflationary. >> this stuff got down to the 8020 level hit in april 2011. the old resistance. i think it's hit it a few times. i'm clear on the other side of that. >> i agree with tim in that i look at the osx and it's similar to what he was saying about -- it just stopped going down.

it's gone down as much as it's going to go down it seems. and these stocks obviously have been innile lated. this sector usually bottoms before things get better. and i think that it will -- i think that it's bottomed here. and it will rally from here. >> didn't you want to see a higher low, though? i think that would be something i'd want to see right now and we're not seeing that. again, today, it's the lowest level. again, where it closed, under 80. >> when the market started to really fade and then, i don't know, 3:20, 3:30, it went negative, i thought it was just going to snowball to the down side. and i was surprised to see it actually turn around and gave back close to half a gain. >> apple sold off, rolled over. >> it has held up remarkably.

>> previously. correct. >> with the s&p going from basically 2000 to current levels, apple is still within a dollar or so of the levels that we first started talking about the potential for 88 or close above 103. so relatively speaking, i think it's held up well. i remain in that camp that i think it will make this push down 2088 and have the retracement. just a correction that we've seen many times over the years in this stock. i do still think a close above 103 will get you that level on the right. >> in term of the options activity, what are traders betting on? particularly interested in the shale plays. because it's only tuesday, right? petroleum down like 30%. kodiak, all of these shale producers are just -- >> i'd love to tell you -- i'm sitting here today and seeing the paper you're talking about. i'm not seeing people come out and saying, you know what, now is the time to pounce on these

names. beaten down 10%, 12 percent, whatever the numbers and they're finally saying this is the time. we're seeing it in other spots. not the seeing it in energy names. >> the moves we're seeing in the last few days down 10%.the seei names. >> the moves we're seeing in the last few days down 10%.he seein. >> the moves we're seeing in the last few days down 10%.e seeing. >> the moves we're seeing in the last few days down 10%. look at the volumes. it's a place that it's starting to get very interesting because there is death and destruction on the streets but i don't think the overall market -- today's close, price action in the s&p was not constructive. we needed to close above 1882, and we did not. do i think underlying stocks have -- >> i look at the xle and the way it traded in the final half hour of the day, that's what dragged down the s&p. it wasn't any of the individual names we're talking about that we like in different parts of the market. it was the centering space. >> shares of intel rising after

hours following a three quarter beat. chris roland is on it for us. >> hi, yes, so highlights so far, great quarter for intel right down the middle is how i would describe it. pc results good, guidance even better than that p. so a lot of rumors that 4 q would have choch ppiness. this dispels those. only question mark is mobile. we're getting into it right now on the phone. exactly the puts and takes there, why it was so weak in the quarter. but really that's not going to be enough to derail this quarter. i think it's very, very solid. >> all right. chris, we'll check back with you later in the call. he's on obviously the conference call for us. in terms of intel, obviously after the micro chip massacre of last friday, we sort of set up for a bounce on a strong earnings report. >> pete talked about it last

week. he's spot on. i'm surprised it's not higher than it is. i think it should be given this quarter north of 33. it's not. there are a couple things you can push back on. gross margin guidance may be a little disappointing, but the fact gross margins were as strong as they were, 65%, that's up 50 basis points quarter over quarter, i think that's strong. >> you're selling calls today? >> because i didn't know how much up side we could get. felt like maybe a little bit too much too fast. unless they absolutely crush the number. didn't crush it, but they beat it. we had so much conversation and it dragged down the chips. i looked at the sky works numbers today, they're completely the opposite side. gave me that much more of a bullish tone going into this. >> chris, i want to bring you back in just before we let you go. in terms of the read through so

far, you mentioned some concerns about mobile, communications. what about in terms of the other chip makers? >> i would say for intel first on-gross margins, guidance for next quarter is actually quite strong and i would say that for the full year, they didn't provide that guidance, but numbers implied guidance for the full year know, intel stock pri is quite correlated with gross margins. overall for the chip space in general, micro chip was a huge hit for the broad based space more generally. intel is not as correlated to all those names out there. it won't be the most fantastic read through. linear technologies will be releasing tonight. that could be an interesting read through, as well. >> what are you telling client tomorrow this terms of buying the pot? >> i like intel event if things do tick down here in the semiconductor space.

qualcomm that we like. we think people can hide in these names for a little bit. . >> i construe it as slightly negative. why should i look the other way? >> if you back into construe it negative. why should i look the other way? >> if you back into>> i constru negative. why should i look the other way? >> if you back into third quarter guidance, you get a 62 number for the fourth quarter. that backing in. so this 64 is actually better than that 62 number. >> all right. chris, we'll leave it there. thanks so much. what is your trade in chips if you have one? >> i think intel. this is the best valuation, also a stock that has given you recent guidance. their move into mobile is something that is reasonably impressive. 1% to 2% of revenues just two years ago. now probably 10% to 15% in the

next 9 to 12 months. 14 times. big discount to the s&p. these numbers gross margins are growing and they basically told you hatheir pc and server busins is on track. this is a defensive stock. >> shares of one company known for its cannabis drug falling today. we have the ceo to give us his side of the story straight ahead. plus pit boss fighting unusual activity. he'll tell you what it is. so ally bank really has no hidden fees on savings accounts? that's right. it's just that i'm worried about you know "hidden things..." ok, why's that? no hidden fees, from the bank where no branches equals great rates.

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earnings flash trading higher after the session. >> check out what is happening with krchl csx. posting stronger third quarter results earning 51 cents a share, three cents better than wall street forecast. revenue also slightly higher. that was helped along by a 7% increase in freight volume across most of its markets. the stock is currently you can

see up by about 2% after hours. shares have risen 17% since just the beginning of the year. earlier this week, remember that the "wall street journal" reported that canadian railway, canadian pa sifbcifipacific, be possibly interested in merging with the cs sxchlt a schltcsx a serve as a decent proxy for the coal market, as well. >> pete najarian, are you surprised the stock is up?as a market, as well. >> pete najarian, are you surprised the stock is up? >> i think it was undervalued for a long time and part of the reason why they said there are synergies we can put together here. western continent with the eastern refineries and all the rest of it as far as connectivity. so interesting there. going back for a second in the transport world, the way the airlines were absolutely decimated, and today actually filing, it feels like one of these overreactions obviously.

the input is obviously fuel. but after that, now it's the ebola scare that has everybody on -- for understandable reasons. but huge paper has been coming into delta, and american airlines in the options world. and we've been seeing more and more of that. so i'm encouraged when i see that. we don't see it in certain areas. he with ta we talked about energy. good to see this paper. >> yesterday really it seem to be very ebola did-focused in the afternoon. so this is a nice turnaround, but if you look back 12 days, it isn't even close to recovering the ground that its lost. i don't love the airlines, but if one were in the airline, you know, in the airline game, this i think is probably not a bad place to be as you talk about lower oil, that's big. obviously big input cost for them. and if ebola gets a little less worrisome every day, i think there is still ebola discount in these names.

>> they put $38 price target on csx. that's a nice call. kansas city southern land report on 27th. that had a nice day. transports traded receipretty w. so that's a good sign. >> csx has very good pricing you power, more exposure to energy than they used to have. cp deal is something the entire te sector won't have a problem with. and csx looks very interesting. >> pete is watching a move in coach. >> this stock got slaughtered down 40% year to date. this stock has been absolutely killed. today, may 31 calls bought in a big way. 12,000 of those trading. so folks looking out into the future thinking giving themselves lots of time. may of next year.

people are looking for this stock to start showing some of that recovery. huge paper are out there today. >> did you get in? >> i didn't get a chance. i already had a position existing but i did not add anything to it. >> buying out to may, a lot of time involved. >> stock at 35. >> makes you kind of wonder. but if it can get up any kind of energy to the up side, then these options absolutely could take off for you. and you've got time on your side for this. >> so you're looking for that to happen sooner rather than later. >> i would shift it closer, yes. even though i'm seeing the paper out in may. if i'm going to attack -- >> holiday time frame? >> definitely closer to november or december. coming up next, darling hitting highs back in early july. but will today's positive test results for one of its drugs turn things around for investors? we talk to the ceo of gw phrma. ♪

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shares of dw pharmaceutical falling today on treatment missed its primary end point while investors may be focused on the data, analysts remain bullish on the drug that may reduce seizures. joinings now is their ceo. justin, great to have you with us. nice to see you in person. i want to focus first on the treatment for ulcerative colitis. that's why the stock was down so sharply. when talking to analysts about your outlook, is this factoring in at all? because the message i'm getting is that this is not in the model. so this is just up side. >> that's absolutely right. this is one of the complexities of having a company with so many product opportunities. this pilot study, which is actually relatively positive and

encouraging is a small part of the story. we announced more data on epilepsy. so i think for me and for key investors and analysts following the company, epilepsy is where the focus lies. >> so let's talk about the data that you did release. for the first time, you actually broke it out. so tell us the importance. it does seem to back up the efficacy of the drug that you reported over the summer. >> that's right. in june, we reported data and we've more than doubled that patient set. and specifically focusing around seizure types and patients that we will be studying in placebo controlled trials. trials this both specific childhood syndromes will commence very shortly and those are the ones we will be tar are getting fda approval.

>> so walk me through the catalysts. >> first trials start in a month and the next in a few months from now. we expect to recruit all the studies in 2015. we expect recruitment to be rapid. we have significant increase from hospital sites and patient communities across the united states expecting those trials to complete next year and with the fda in 2016. >> in terms of the costs in the market, because these are very rare forms of epilepsy, so what is the total addressable market and what could be the price point? >> a sense difference question to answer at this point in time, but you're right, the focus right now is on very targeted conditions within childhood epilepsy, conditions which are specifically intractsabable to

current medications. the data today, potentially a dozen other drugs before coming on tour epidialex. so the focus is on the well defined syndromes and man ovyber time we can expand. >> so you can't tell us the price point? >> not at this point. it's a bit too early. but i think nevertheless, it's important to say analysts and we are very excited about the potential of this product. >> another potential catalyst for the stock could be the approval of sabatex which is the treatment for ms, currently approved in 11 countries? >> 27 cuactually. >> what is the outlook for approval? >> phase three is coming just in a few months time and that data will allow us to file for

approval next year. so no lack of news for gw. >> we've talked a number of times now, we had a whole interview and we haven't mentioned the cannabis element of the stock. does it drive you crazy to have your company mentioned along with the names of companies that might have very small market caps and are focused on being pot depositories? they're not real businesses n k necessarily compared to yours. >> we've been doing this work for 16 years. all of it predicated on high quality science, all focused on fda approval for what could be very valuable medicines. i recognize it's happening within a broader context, but we really are truly differentiated from those other organizations. >> justin, thank you for your time. good to see you. and this of course has been --

up 152%o over the past 12 month. >> people are all over the place, but i think it's the reason you buy this company now with the company presented back in june proof positive. something that the market should be excited about. but again, a volatile stock. that is the reason to buy it and certainly many people believe that on the street. >> i think it's interesting. but again, you're buying something where you don't really have a defined number. i'm looking at some of the other biotechs that i like. amgen is one of those names. dividend yield, trades at extremely low like a big phrma in terms of where it's trading from a pe tap poistand point. i see the huge up side potential, but right now it's still potential. >> i go the whimpy way out.

ver . >> you see where it's now. those double tops of 110 concern me, but i think this is a tradable level. >> let's check in with dom chu. >> women's apparel ann taylor up 8% albeit on light volume on news that the company says it is engaging in a noncan disclosure agreement with golden gate capital providing for the sharing of certain nonpublic information with golden datgate. golden gate is the single largest share shoulder in ann taylor. possibility of a deal, helps the non-disclosure agreement, but the company said subsequent to the filing back in march, that it took an over 9% stake in the company p the company and golden gate believe golden gate's expertise in specialty retail and positive interactions, it

would be beneficial to continue discussions on a more detailed basis. so bottom line, golden gate capital that remember bought the red lobster chain from darden restaurants is now in discussions on a non-disclosure agreement in place for ann taylor stores. those shares up 8% in the arrester marresfter market. >> what comes to mind when you hear this? >> i don't know. i guess i would wait. we've seen sycamore and other situations where it's taken a long time. so i'd wait on this one. >> after the break, latest headlines fresh from the intel conference call. stock trades higher. and later, how does mercodolibre stack up? tdd# 1-800-345-2550 [ male announcer ] your love for trading never stops,

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intel's conference call under way as the company beat expectations. we have the latest from the conference call coming up. and as energy stocks get pummeled today, one trader making a bullish bet on one drilling name.

we have the details. plus move over amazon and ebay. per cad today lee brey joins us in a first on cnbc interview straight ahead. but we start with the intel conference call.on cnbc intervi ahead. but we start with the intel conference call. >> you saw revenue of $9.2 billion, better than expected. but on the call, a lot of focus on mobile. intel moving hard into mobile even offering sub sissidies to their mobile. the company's cfo was asked about outlook for froprofit abiy of that unit. here's what he had to say. >> i won't provide a specific forecast at this time. i'll stand by the prior statements. we plan to make substantial improvement in the profitability of the segment, but don't get too far ahead.

we're not at the point where we'll be profitable next year. it is still our goal, but it will take us a little time to get there. >> so don't get ahead of it, but the company did it say it remains on track with that broader goal of getting chips into 40 million tablets. back to you. >> thanks so much, josh. in terms of the goal of 40 million tablets, the problem is that the incentive payments in order to get the hardware make toers take the chips and that caused a lot in the last quarter. >> and shows you how competitive the mobile market is. but i still look at the server area as one of the areas where they can have huge growth. high margin. we're talking about the cloud. this is directly playing in to that. >> time for pops and drops. we have a drop for king digital down 7%. >> what your original product is still basically your only product, that's a major problem. when you look at the balance sheet, doesn't look all that bad.

earnings don't look all that bad. i still positithink you you sta. >> and domino's pizza. >> i have to give a shot out to 386.you stay away. >> and domino's pizza. >> i have to give a shot out to 386.ou stay away. >> and domino's pizza. >> i have to give a shot out to 386.u stay away. >> and domino's pizza. >> i have to give a shot out to 386. stay away. >> and domino's pizza. >> i have to give a shot out to 386. stock up 11% today. at 126 times forward earning, it's rich. straighted five, six times normal volume. but great job on this one. >> pop, google. >> it wasn't that great. up more earlier in the day. faded with the market. i think we'll get a much better sense on thursday when they report, but this is quality right here. i like it. >> noford was a pop. >> $14 is the level i think you need to get back above. if you look at earnings season coming up soon, there is a lot of people that need validation in the third quarter of the u.s. business. so the strongest part of their model and i think there are still questions there. so be cautious. >> recent string of cyber

attacks raising awareness over online security, but failing to raise the stock price of many companies. one that has bucked the trend climbing nearly 60%. joining us now, mark mclaughlin, chairman of palo alto networks. great to see you. >> i appreciate it. >> in terms of what you're seeing now versus the start of the year, before we had so many high row file breach, what sorts of indications are you getting that actual spending, dollar amount spending on cyber is increasing? >> i think security spending is high and it will continue to grow. biggest change that i've seen is customers moving away from pan he can buys and moving in to strategic purchases. so looking for technology that will be future proof for them and being more thought it will about their purchases now. >> are you in 75 of the fortune 100. and what is interesting to me at least when i was reading through the report was the minimum customer life time value of the top 25 is up 10% quarter on

quarter. up 50% year on year. so you're trying to sell deeper. what are you trying to get them to buy and are we starting from very low levels. are customers finally realizing that this a good thing to advertise that we are out in front of it proactively? >> we have a very high new customer addition, we added over 2,000 new customers in the last quarter. so currently serving over 19,000 enter rice. and at the same time, selling more stuff to the enterprises. so life time value number is something we watch very closely. $5.6 million in the fourth quarter. so you had to spend at least $5.6 million on average and that number 10% quarter over quarter. so we have rapid customer adoption and as well as deeper penetration. >> done a great job, but we have to push back. more people coming in the space. last quarter operating margins

did decline. came in at 8.1%. shy be concerned that margins will wayne as the business becomes more mature? >> no i wouldn't concerned at all. the rope was we had a blowout fourth quarter. did $178 million, 60% year over year growth. our target operating mar begin which we've committed to coming out of our fiscal 16 is 22% to 25%. >> your stock performance has been insane. your operating experiencing have dutch nothing but gone up. are you going to get a ham on that or is it important to spend, spend, spend? >> we've been profitable since we've been public with the exception of last quarter where we went backwards because of the sales commissions. but our target operating margins are 22% to 25% and we're committed to that and we think

we'll get there. >> some analysts are saying that you're taking share from cisco, juniper, checkpoint. who are you taking from? >> there is a lot of competition in the security market. primary competitors are those three companies. we continue to take a large market share from all of them. given that we have a platform, it solves all the security needs for enterprises. we also take shares of other companies that have f companies that have features in our platform. >> names that had trouble for far this year in your space, that's what we should think of when we think who you take share from? >> yes, trend micro, dumbala, a whole list. and we've developed a platform that provides a total package to prevent cyber attacks for folks. and a lot of other companies have an aspect of that and over

time they have become feature sets of what is now a platform. >> mark, great to see you. thank you. again, a star in the cyber security space when you take a look at the dismal performance. >> because it's disruptive. cyber security is at the board room of every company in america. so at a time even if you think the market will continue to derisk, the argument is these guys should be defensive, but this is a high multiple stock and a lot of people are chucking these out the window. this is a company that will be defensive. >> it has pulled back. it had a nice bounce today. you've seen moves like this. i'll remain in the camp. a lot of analysts think 120 and i'll agree. >> what do you think when the ceo is willing to name names? do you believe? >> sure. he's naming a lot of his competition. some names that he didn't bring up that maybe aren't direct, at

five networks and intel. the buy they made of mcafee that everybody said when will this be anything for them, i think it's now and this is something that will be a huge driver in the future. >> still ahead, ebay of latin america. how mercadolibre is taking it on. ceo jones us next. i love having a free checked bag. with my united mileageplus explorer card. i have saved

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it's known as the ebay of latin america, but the total value pails in comparison. joinings now ceo of mercadoli e mercadolibre. great to have you with us. everybody likes to say that something is the something, the ebay or the whatever to understand the business. doesn't mean you need it on go up against them, but amazon has something that it wants to expand. so what happens when they turn up the heat.

>> so far we're doing very well. we're the leaders in every market. we'll ten to have many competitors. we actually compete with many of the companies you've minks emen and we try to get the best out of everyone and still focus on ourselves. and so far that has served us very well. >> how team is the moat in terms of doing business there or maybe the ecosystem that you've created? >> we operate in a very large region of 600 million people, but it's 13 countries. everyone with different rules. governments. et cetera. so you have to go really to each one of these countries different banking systems, regulations. so to set up and on dline payments, it's not like you do it in one country and that's it. so it's complicated. in terms of the moat, being we

hai think we have a large size. last year we had 27 million people. and this is a network business. so the larger the better. >> you're a leader in the business. talk about shipping. this will be a big drive foresales. you're starting to make inroads. how do you see this evolving? >> that is a key strategy. we raumlaunched shipping soluti 18 months ago. it's growing very rapidly. we intend to roll it out throughout the region in the coming months and quarters. >> you're operating in a lot of countries that are having some turmoil or difficulties. venezuela, there is talk they could go into default.

currency devaluation. how does it impact you? >> the biggest impact to our business and what is helping our business really is the growth and internet penetration, improvement of broadband. every is really for the first time ever being able to access the internet through a mobile phone that is giving out very cheaply and these are smartphones. this has been fantastic for our business. in the last 15 years, we went through a default in argentina, large oil strike in venezuela. and really our business has continued to grow across the region. it's not so much gdp growth or declines in one year what matters to our business. it's really that e-commerce is starting to gain share from offleoff line commerce. less than 5% conducted online. and as that grows, our business benefits from that.ess than 5% . and as that grows, our business

benefits from that. >> of pa that 5%, what percent is yours? >> we're lover lyroughly a thir. >> thanks for stopping by. >> these guys trading 35, 37 times. and it's growth that might jump up again. brazil is the more important market. that is more than 50% of sales. even what is going on down there, the move to mobile is very important. >> where would you you go for e-commerce? >> i like this name, but i don't know it inside and out so i stick with ebay. i think the split creates something interesting. market has been pushing down on ebay just like it's pushed down everything else. >> the stock is now lower, trading 50 1/2. and it's gone down basically a straight line over the last couple weeks. this is where it's held, though, a couple times. this is where it should bounce from again this time. >> coming up, we'll tell you

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energy stocks fell again today as crude continued to get crush, with ybut some traders w betting on one drilling stock. >> interestingly, more than three times average call volume. december 20 was one that saw a lot of opening buyers. these are people bpaying about 0 cents. and i've noticed it's not just this one, but a lot of the commodity related names. whether the metal and mining stocks or some of the oil names, all of these ones where the coal plex is getting nailed, people coming into buy calls. >> carkaren, are you in-climcli maybe step in? >> yeah, i think it is overdone. >> thanks, mike. for more, check out the live

show 5:30 p.m. every friday. so let's get to some tweets. we love tweets. why is that so funny? >> the enthusiasm. >> this is for karen. what is going on with apple? >> nothing. this thing is absolutely flat lined in the most volatile tape in years. so i'm long. sold some calls against it. i would really say nothing. i think the next time we'll get meaningful data i think is october 20 i believe they will report earnings. we will only get the smallest gyms glimpse of the new i tee i. so what is important is the guidance. so we'll have a answer secretary 20. otherwise nothing has really happened.secretary

20. otherwise nothing has really happened. >> i like it, what's with apple. black stone, buy, sell or hold. >> the buy and hold are the same thing and she's right. we can do that on offshoot maybe as a web extra as to why they're the same. with that said, if we look at blackstone, a huge run up into march, subsequent selloff. trading as though they have energy exposure which i don't know to be the case. but they report on thursday. 28 1/2 held back in may. epg i think it holds again. >> pete, what is with mobile -- >> are they doing it again? >> i don't like the way it's trading. the high on mobile eye was 1036 offer so. >> and getting betten. i think a lot of people are trying to determine what can we own and not open.

i think mobile eye is one of these that i amnames. maybe pe over 100. seems a little rich. so is it something that is a must have? i don't know that it is. i think i'd stay away for a little while. i know people love it on the desk. i'm not a fan. >> tim, buy sell or hold mgm? >> in this tape, it's a difficult stock to own, but after pulling back, a stock largely priced in. mccow oi think you can start to nibble on it. . picking the bottom is difficult. but you'll be sorry if you missed it. >> tonight on "mad money," a ceo triple threat. continental resources, plus domino's resources and is there

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