corporate bond market is very settled and strong. i don't know if you're seeing signs of stress. things have been so calm for so long with tuesday equity index. >> thank you very much. dpits for "closing bell." "fast money" starts now. live overtimes square, tonight on "fast," stocks are near record highs at one of the top strategists, julian emanuel said there could be a correction in the cards. plus, stocks still worth a buy. some of them are up more than 100% in the past year. and later, grasso has his eye on one stock that he says could deliver big profits for your portfolio. can he convince them to buy? he'll be taking to the mound for his very first fast pitch.

>> it has been a safety trade. take a look at stocks in gold. the up 3% and stocks, well, little changed despite being at record highs. is safety your best bet in this seemingly sideways market? pete, what do you say? >> i don't know if you have to if you go to safety. we've had a lot of unusual activity in the gold world over the last month and a half ever since the election. we started seeing it at gdx. and slv for that matter. i don't think it is just with that. i think it is about what is really happening in the earnings season mr. trump obviously every single day will seems to be a story about what we'll be doing going forward. i'm still focused directly on the earnings themselves. i think there's technology stocks that's a place you can be. you don't have to just go to safety but safety is working. >> i am actually long on the goal miners still.

even though market is flat, you don't to have look as he said for safety. it will break town or break out. i think financial there's, wimbledon that meeting with a bunch of ceos, i think donald trump has the ability to back out and it takes a backstage role versus a headline risk. at least in the ibv. if you look at i in the election, it has performed pretty well in the face of all that unknown. and i think that it would be better, a tail wind versus a head wind going forward. >> gold or bond, are they telling us something that we should be aware of? that there might be trouble ahead? that this pause may be longer than we expected? >> well, if gold is back above the 50, first time it's been there since october. it was a huge drop on october 4.

why? i think it is politics. look at the weekend in europe. you had this manifesto coming out. you had merkel's popularity at a low ebb here. we're seeing more opposition, we're seeing people and at least some battles that are being fought right now. so gold has outperformed. it is outperforming because the dollar is weak. we get on a place, it comes back to positioning. safety trade probably imflies dollar is moving higher. it is safe haven or in fact, safety will be from the fed. it will be safety from global politics and these the things will probably take the dollar higher. i want to own health care and probably financials. no matter what we know will happen with mr. trump, we know regulation will be a lot softer for these guys. you don't even have to pass any

new rules to know that. >> inflation is on the rise. that's a small part. to tim's point, we've had at least the strong dollar policy. privately, it is a whole different story. but president trump a couple weeks ago said the strong u.s. dollar, and i'm paraphrasing but i'm quoting, is killing us. us meaning our corporations here. that's plaet unwind of at least spoken about policy. if he thinks the weaker dollar is where we should be, and he's probably point. i think that's why gold is going up. >> so we should not be concerned? >> anything to do with the equity market at all this time. >> because theoretically, we were worried that the stronger dollar being ahead with the multinationals. now you think that could be a help. so you can have gold rising.

i added microsoft. we saw a sales forceful today they're rolling up even higher. expecting that stock which has gone from 75 over $80 in a very, very short time frame. the dollar starts on ease back. we're starting to see that trade and that's going right toward tech. we know how much exposure there is. >> if the dollar goes back, why is that happening? everyone was so positioned for a strong dollar. if anything has flattened, it has been subtle but it's happening. it may tell you that all that enthusiasm is stuff you need to be careful about. >> what happens if it was just the positioning trade as well? people got so far ahead of that strong dollar trade that they really got a little offsides. the same way that they were so behind the curve on trying to buy, avoiding financialed.

now they have on catch up. >> were not you in that camp? you thought dollar went up a little too far too fast? and it should have been camden? but you believe in the underlying strength. pmis, et cetera. >> i have thought people have overplayed the dollar and the dollar bulls have been misunderstanding. the differentials are nowhere near as wide as people think. look at factory orders out of germany. they're at three-year highs. look at the industrialized world outside the cid and prima lot better than people are pressing in. >> so this is a pause. stick with what you've got. >> i think the dollar is camden at 105. plus or minus. i think it is more likely to be south of 100. >> the sideways action on the market has one watcher calling for action. what should happen? julian joins us here onset. great to see you. >> great to be here. >> what kind of correction are we talking about? >> if you look at the last two years, when sentiment has gotten such that the only thing we have

to fear is greed itself, which is what we think we're in right now. if you look at i with respect to short interests. post financial crisis lows. conference on multiyear highs without the manifestation of the economy. yet earnings, quite optimistic, given the fact there's a lot of tax built in. to us, that spells the kind of conditions where we could expect five to 10% on the down side. lo like the rest, it is a buying opportunity. >> the people who might say to you, hey, i think the markets will continue to go higher and the risk is to the upside. they might say, it is the strong earnings that we've had. and it is gearing up for better times ahead. even prior to the election. what are they missing in your view? they're not missing it on that

account. the market is a discounting mechanism and you are now discounting over 11% earnings growth in 2017. a lot of which is built on the potential for tax reform which ubs feels is either like lay late 17 or a 2018 thing. so that could be overplayed. as well as what we think is more or less a 3% gdp expectation. which is really, if you look at it. it is not a level we've grown at cynic several years before the crisis. so it is going to be good. but it is not necessarily going to be as good as the market expects. >> so is the biggest risk, top down or bottom up? i hear you say earnings may not be, the tax cuts may not justify what people possibly want to do with earnings. there are a myriad of things we can talk about top down. what concerns you more in. >> definitely top down. the earnings are going to be fine. it may not be 11, 12%.

we're looking for 5.9%. that's growth of the likes which of we haven't seen in a couple years. what it israel is one of these environments where there's enough political risk and enough attention to political doings. if you look it a, the market has gone sideways for two weeks. exempt for friday when we had financial deregulation announced. so the market needs further support along the policy front to keep moving forward. >> what is the biggest risk to the market you don't talk about? ubs, you say god forbid, this were to happen. >> actually it is liquidity. but it works both ways. what we could see is if the news gets incemeterilier and there is policy movement. perhaps in front of all the other things. supreme court, health, et cetera, that we have to deal with. that's the kind of condition where you get a melt up.

as we all know, meltups tend to end badly. >> it includes financials? >> financials. >> health care? >> financials. the bearish story is so embedded over the last ten years, that even though we're concerned about the market trading on elevated valuations, financials are still off the mark. it doesn't require the discreet tax reform that industrials and energy and so on need to grow into its valuation. and health care and technology have started to perform in 2017. they're going to discount better earnings and the potential for if all else fails on tax, you still get repatriation. >> good to see you. thanks for coming by. what do you think, sectors? >> i do like both his sectors. i think picking, what happens if this tax reform actually faster than people think?

i think that might be the upside surprise. you see corporate tax reform happen quicker. >> is there any evidence so far that you think that things legislatively will move faster? >> yeah. the things have to go through congress have not gone through congress. >> he still has the republicans in both, in the senate and the house of representatives. is it going to be a little bit tougher? even when you hear kevin brady, cheryl of the ways and means committee. you hear him talk about the border tax. he is trying to thread the needle. to get i know what the president. if they can't bridge the gap between both sets. >> goldman has known, specifically cited repeal and replace as an example of even why a republican controlled congress might not get things

done as quickly as we might think. >> i know gary cohen pretty well. when he gets his mind set on something, he will absolutely get it done. i would not bet against him. to the extent he has any input. as bullish as the financials have been because of all the things pete has talked about for a while, health care which steve mentioned earlier. the same thing is going on. go back about a week or so ago. the president talked about ratcheting back regulations. speeding up the fda and look what pfizer did on. a day that reported not a great quarter. >> ser >> everybody is expecting a correction. you have to put yourself in a position for that pitch 35% this cash. what am i waiting for? i was about 40% a week or so ago. i found a few opportunities since that time. microsoft. i've trimmed a lot today though. this gold run. i took a little off in free port which is more comer but also the

gld. so trimming that gold strength and looking for an opportunity. if we get that, we've got cash to do it. i hear people say, in the correction i'll have a chance. not if you're 100% invested. it's not possible. >> things that were oversold, mlps. muni bonds were oversold. there is an allocation period between now and early april where i think there will be a test of the 980 level. it has been bucking up against of that's 5% or 7% away so these are the trades that are medium zperm they continue to work. coming up, hasbro surging. and you won't believe what the ceo just told jim kramer. plus, the stocks he ves still a buy. one is more than 100% in the last year.

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dpeet this last week in disney. a lot of 120 june calls being built. >> that's a good memory. >> i remember everything. >> it females like it's going there. let's talk about it quickly. the quarter was unbelievable. we've talked about it a long time and i think we say hasbro is a better company. mattel has a better dividend yield, and it is a lot cheaper. there's a reason why it trades at a premium. it is a better company. if you're buying mattel for the dividend yield, you better home it doesn't go anywhere. >> i was going to sargs compared to itself, it is expensive. >> i agree with you. and i'm not saying to go out and buy it. up 14% today. my point is, if you've been in either one, we've been trying to steer people toward it.

i think four children. you go see that movie. this is first xrm they have disney princess licensed. when you get integration between movie, it fosters the growth. plus, they have this pie in the face game. they have board games that people thought were dead. people, kids, kids still want toys. integration is there. >> i love mattel and i do like the 6% dividend yield. i think the fourth quarter numbers were tough. i have two kids. i'm playing with barbie, to be clear. >> personally. >> the dream house. >> they were very strong on margins. i think they will continue to at least carve out their niche. this is a niche, a relative value. you definitely want to own it. >> if you like hasbro, how about you have this growth and it is

just starting. this is the big of it. the idea that it makes it 21 times earnings, i'm not so sure that is high. >> all right. you can catch a full interview on "mad money" tonight at 6:00 eastern with jim. now upboth dlaelt and american airlines. this come as president trump is scheduled to meet with a number of airline ceos at the white house on thursday. the group has been hot since the election. southwest is up more than 26%. united continental more than 23. so are airlines stale buy at these levels? tim? >> for sure. it is a question for airlines. nothing has changed them. the election hand changed them. oil prices haven't changed them. bits how discipline hadded they are. dlaelt is the cheapest of the bunch and probably offers the

most value over american. united is the premier play. dlaelt dealt la is the, i at 8 times, eight, nine time, it is very cheap. >> how about bernstein going out there and upbefore the meetings with trump. >> a risk or a good thing? >> i think it is a good thing. i like the airlines. american, i think my favorite is united right now. i think they have most upside. i look at american airlines on. friday, 19,000 of the february calls are what? people think it has a little upside. a big commitment dollar amount. >> i feel like ceos go to the white house. they have a meeting. it is always good and productive meeting. what is the attack on the airline industry? >> i think it will be a defensive industry based upon all the headaches they deal with internationally. i think president trump will be working with the airlines in a

positive way. the american based airlines. >> i agree with that. when you hear the ceos sitting around the i believe it was the president, there's always spike higher. you only hear good news coming from a ceo when they go around the table. >> he can have a positive meeting and see the stocks. >> this is not the reason to be buying or selling it. i'm afraid of this pre loaded jolt that we just got. i believe you'll see further follow through. >> real quick, secretary derivative time line. probably high teams earnings growth. 21 times. if you look, i think they just initiated a trice 1950. people think it is expensive because it is a $1,600 stock. it is expense glif price tag only. i think that's how you play the

airlines. still ahead, despite the record comeback from the patriots, fox delivered the smallest viewership in four years. so how is that moving the need until we'll hear what the murdocks have to say. here's what else is coming up on "fast." one group stocks have surged over 100% in the last year. and dennis gartman says there's still time to buy. he'll explain. and grasso pitching the heat. what he says could be a hot stock. the name when "fast money" returns. wip ofes trspen d-in i ie modanve e mari usgry'rrtoy e wip ofes trspen d-in i ie modanve

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here's what's coming up. disney shares following ahead of the earnings report tomorrow but one trader is betting kit surge in the next month. we'll tell you how high they see it going. plus, grasso is watching one stock that he says could pack major profits into your portfolio. will the others agree? this year, in a one-year anniversary of the so-called dimon bottom when the ceo bought his own stock when it was tumbling. another group of stock have been riding high. breaking it down is a man always riding high, dominik chu. jamie dimon did make a buy on the low side for the trade. he didn't formally call the market bottom but many took his purchase of a half million shares of his own stock to be a pretty bullish indicator. since then, his stock has gone

up about 64% and even the broader s&p 500 has surged by about 25%. while the performance since february level has been amazing, it is not the only stock worth talking about. in fact around 20 members of the s&p 500 have at least doubled in value just in that time frame. among the top performers, up. and united rentals up 192%. and free port mcmorran, up 226%. the biggest gainer in the s&p 500 since the dimon bottom february 11, 2016. none other than computer chip maker invidia. i guess a market at record highs, can the surge stay

intact? we'll see. >> are any of these names still worth owning? >> i've owned a couple of these names. it has run its course. invid invidia. there are three reasons you should still be there. i think there's tremendous upside. >> i own a couple of them right now. i own some free port mcmorran. i think the interesting thing is the ceos who do step up like jamie dimon did. and wynn. he buys a million shares. and then about a month later he buys 500,000 or more. he puts another $32 million with the stock at 55. here the stocks are at $100 a share. it shows you sometimes the ceos when they step up, i think the market recognizes that and understands that. i bring a couple stocks your

attention. how about something like twitter? jack dorsey. how about underarmour? if those ceos would step up, i think that might give rest of the market a little more confident in what the direction of the stocks is. >> to be fair -- >> we know it is 12 million shares of this. that's a commitment. >> the staying in places where it has gotten better and better. if you think about freeport and steel companies, you've had supply issues change dramatically. you've had the comer environment get a lot better. with free port, they've gotten a lot better. in india, they're under a little pressure. at 270 on comer, this is a $23. it could be slig higher and i think copper is undervalued and of all the metal, it has the most supply disruption. so steel and copper. stay many those trades. >> february 11. it did not look good for a

number of those companies. today at $34. a couple upgrades over the last couple weeks since reported on january 31st. i get it. it seems like the deep end of the pool but tim has talked about this. you get a little tweak in pricing. and they can go up 15% in three or four days. and i think that's what u.s. steel about to do. >> we've been talking about the names that dom has talked about. in material of other stocks, one thing you can hold on to for a year? >> well, amazon. it got a pull back but it's nothing in the greater scheme of things. i think if the overall market pulls back, 5 to 7%. you're going to get another shot at amazon. i think amazon, whether it is retail or tech. i do believe that's a stock. not only for the next year but probably the next five years. >> services. we forgot with the environment. oil was never going to be above 50. no. we have a place here. >> the day after it traded at 50. >> the most important thing here

is that if anything, we found a place where saudi arabia and the politics of oil have changed dramatically in the last nine months to a place where holding oil prices is very good for oil services. >> one-year hold, pete. outside the names he discussed. >> facebook. >> facebook. >> yeah. i think it is just zraching surface. some of the news we got last week about snap chat and the competition there with insta-graham. they are crushing right now snap chat. i think facebook when they pull the levers, i think they have a lot more levers. >> we should note kevin plank will be on tomorrow. that's an interview you won't want to miss. as tim had noticed since the dimon bottom, names like u.s. steel, they've been soaring and you're saying they are going higher. really? you would put fresh money to work right now? >> actually, in u.s. steel, i probably would.

i like what steel has done over the course of the past two and a half months. it has gone absolutely sideways. that's a nice correction. normally you expect to see a stock pull back 10 or 15% and call it a correction. if i've learned anything, it can only go sideways. the next move is up. we have to remember, u.s. steel is trading at $100 a share not that many years ago. in this environment where infrastructure spending going to be number one on the president's plate. what's more important? i think i would be a wire. i only trade from my own account. i've been in and out of u.s. steel. we were talking about buying some calls this afternoon. probably going on buy some stock tomorrow. >> what is the primary driver of that trade? is it things are not as catastrophic as they once had been? is it really fundamental? economic growth around the world in is at this time promise of an

infrastructure spending plan which may or may not come in 2017? >> infrastructure spending is what it is all about. the global growth is strong. the global economy will do fine. but the infrastructure spending in the united states that will be the driver for u.s. steel. i know it has not been resolved yet. it will be resolved. if it is not, then republicans will lose the house and the senate two years from now and this president will be in disgraceful that's not going to happen. infrastructure spending will be put on the table. it will be voted upon and it will be enacted. >> so dennis, when you look at a name like free port. when you look at i trading at $4 to $5. it was easy to say, you can't get in front of this as a short. you have to be a buyer. the risk on a $4 to $5 name is to the upside. what we see in this dramatic run that we've seen in a name. is it more or less about, the same by a melissa said. a lot of these people were going out of business?

or is it stale littill a little in the tooth? >> if comer miners have gone out of business, free port won't go out of business. and what is more important to economic advancement than shelby copper? so we forget, don't hold no this but i think freeport was trading at $65 in 2007. can we get on $25 or $30 a share? very easily. i am not as enamored of free port as i am of u.s. steel. after it durgss i want to be a buyer. give me another dollar or a dollar and a half on free port, i'm a buyer. no question. >> great to see you. thank you.

>> infrastructure spending. >> the president will go push back at the chinese and flooding the steel market. it is great for the stock you're at a place where the company is delivering on two or three different imagine dates at once of i think you're seeing places in net cole. south africa a country that produces an enormous amount of this stuff. you also get a couple great dmoims there but is recovered along with the currency. >> i think the protection is a real big one. he was saying that while things have been better this terms of tariff enforcement, there are other ways they're getting steel into this country. they send it to another country. then it comes here so it doesn't

look like it's coming from china. crack down on that. >> there's a gal in minnesota who has been at the forefront of this and trying to keep it from happening. and that's why i think you have a little confidence in something like a freeport. he wants a dollar lower. i don't know if you'll get that dollar lower. do you want to be in freeport or not? if you're waiting, you might not get chance. >> do you want to be in freeport? >> no. i don't want to be in freeport. when i look at letter x steel, to guy's point. if there's some type of protectionist headline. when you look it a as a stand alone only, it has a bearish look. i would rather be in gdx. >> coming up, disney is one of the best performing dow stocks this year. and they are betting earnings will continue. what has them so bullish? and later this one surging stock

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one of our traders pitches a stock they think is worth a buy. when they're done, the trards long whether they are buying or selling that pitch. so grasso is up. what are you pitching? >> homes. if you look it a, they'll be buying back 15% of the company in the next year. that's a lot. when you couple that with 1.7% dividend yield, 17% roughly. cash on cash return in a year. show me where that's possible in other sectors, other spaces. with limited risk. you also have an viftd on the board. that will keep all of these things in check. let's chesapeake bay another things. babyboomers are outnumbers by one thing. millennials. they're getting out of the basesment. luxury was the first thing on recover. now it's first time home buyer.

who has a brens the first time home buyer? pulte is pretty deep there. it is an underlevered company. it is valued eight times forward. if you look at that, it is on a decreased earnings base. all these things -- not that one. all of these will look great going forward. if you look at where it was, back during a pre financial crisis. it was in the 40s. if you see where it is at now, in the low 20s. i'm not looking for 45. i'm looking for $30. i think there's tremendous upside. you have to bring it way back. if you look at where the thing traded at. single, low single digits. now we're up here. i think people are growing accust accustomed. they're fearing increase. don't fear it. they've been much higher and the housing stocks have done better.

>> we're going on open up to questions. >> tell me this. why do i pick pulte right now over baezer or some of the others? >> i like that you have an activist on the board. i like that this company had underperformance, outperformed as of late. i do believe they are uniquely situated with that first time home buyer. for me, it is an underlevered company and i think that goes a long way. >> i like the pick but i'm very concerned about land material, wage costs. we've just spent a whole show talking about how prices and reflation and commodities are going higher. how do they 75? >> i think you're going on wind up looking at growth doing better here. doing better abroad. i think it has to work an increasing gdp number and i think you can absorb all those

costs if everything is doing better. a rising tide lifts all boats. yes. it is a concern. >> let's vote. what do you say? >> it says fair valuation which steve pointed out. i think the stock breaks out above $24 which was the high back in 2013. so yeah. i think you can buy this for what i deep to be a rally into the spring. >> interesting. tim? >> i hold up my board and you can see i've drawn a nice little house. it is always smiley face. and there's a dog with some trees. it is very special. >> lovely. >> as is the stock. >> that would get an "a" in kindled garden. >> you're the man. instead of selling one of mine, getting out of my position, thinking about adding pulte homes.

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potential to reach a bigger audience urging people to logon and new subscribers for over the top digital services such as hulu. sfox a part owner of hulu. he says in the future could it create more direct to consumer acts. he warns the movie studio which reported better than expected earnings, would be snaigs very tough comparisons in coming quarters with dead pool a year ago. as for president trump, surprisingliering didn't come up. he was certainly one factor. >> is the conference call over? >> it is. it started at 4:30 eastern and ended at 5:30. >> not a single mention. okay. that's surprising. not a single mention of the president during this supporter. >> a big move. it has gone from 24 to 31 in a short period of time. i think if you want to play the

valuation game, i think viacom which has been difficult but it is starting to show a reemergence. being over fox day. >> he makes his own. would you rather! >> i lean toward the other one. i lean toward fox app. i do. i think part of the reasoning is that i think in the environment we're in, everybody is so focused still on the politics of the world. far more than they have in the past. because of that, that really both well. >> let's continue. the next report is disney after the bell tomorrow. let's get to the man who considers space mountain a national treasure. actually i really enjoy it as well. >> hey, how are you? >> yeah. it normally moves about 3.5%. right now market is implying a

move of only about 3%. we did see activity in the march 20 and 125 call. intention 8 cents. those options expire this 39 days. for the stock on get up there, it will have to rally about 13.5% from the current price. what is interesting is that the stock really has not traded at its historical valuations. it now trades about 19.5 times trading and 17.5 times forward earnings. perhaps they think it will regain its moego. >> thank you. check out options action 5:30 on friday. there's the news fathat bob ige the guy who brought in the "star wars" franchise. things that disney is still capitalizing on. >> it feels to me like it is

running out of gas. i hear it is a tail wind to the stock. it is butting up against that 110ish level. i would peel it back little. wait until after earnings. they say it shouldn't be a big a concern. we're closer to the end than the beginning but i would wait until of a earnings. >> it is hard to see how there could be any good news. i think there has been a lot of trepidation. you're buying to know near the all time highs. it has had a move from 90 to 112. 115 is where i think, if anything, if the stock was trading up, why would i buy this at all time highs? consumer products, great. the multiple has seen its best days. >> i am going on impose would you rather on you now. >> okay. go ahead. >> i'm closing my eyes. >> disney or viacom? >> i'll play the game with you.

>> pete flagged this option activity last week. mike just did. i don't know if it is the same or different. there have been very effective in terms, its ability to foerng future. so for this game, the sake of the game. i think disney can gap up to this 120 level and then maybe fade. >> you know what? we all know the story line. the fundamentals of the company. when mike was laying it out, where are trades now as opposed to the past? it seems cheap. i think what they're doing at the park, shanghai will be huge. bob iger will be there. if he is extended, that will be huge. they started buying recently and they were buying in the june 15 ask 120s. they were buying in the short term action. i think the stock can break through the high. it is trading right around 111 and change. i think we see 115. >> we can see shanghai surprise.

do you think that the stock should be trading, you know, at the same multiple it was two years ago? or even a year ago when things were a lot better? >> i don't know why it can't trade 20 times. then i think we get there. >> should i even ask this question? >> probably better to go to break. >> i know what you want to say. you've already said it once. the give us the name when "fast money" returns. heni. i just want r walk tou irstns t. r evne gary. well, elretty smart.e alabedinpm go

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