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welcome back to the "fast money" "halftime report" live in florida.oined now by the ceo of k2 global consulting, a firm involved with investigating fraud. you have the bond ratings agency as well, which is interesting in and of itself because i think one of the questions is does the world really need another bond rating agency? s&p, fitch, moody's. >> the list goes on. we're proud to be on the list. we think obviously there is a need out there. we bring something new, different and fresh. and investors are showing that they're interested. the traders are showing and there's serious adoptions. we're believers but we're also executing on it. >> there's a reason why we have you joining us today is because jeff keswin is an investor in you and your businesses. jeff. >> let me focus on your business, which is really the risk management business. you also have a separate mitigation business. in an increasingly skiddish world, what place does k2 hold? how do you help investors today as they're concerned about risk in the post madoff era? >> what we're seeing

welcome back to "fast money" the halftime report. supreme court hearing arguments day two on the constitutionality of the individual mandate. tough for the governor's solicitor general defending the mandate. a barrage of questions led by justices scalia, kennedy, chief justice john roberts. over and over again, basically aren't you, the government, creating commerce in order to regulate it? doesn't the mandate open the door to an expansion of congress to regulate more of the economy going forward? chief justice john roberts expressing the current concern, once we say there is a market and we require you to participate in it, how can we set limits going forward? the government's basic argument, no, this is not creating commerce, this is regulation of health care, something that all americans sooner or later access it by requiring folks to have insurance and/or pay a penalty ahead of time, it ensures a pre-existing payment for that service that we all use. now back to you guys. >> all right, hampton, thanks so much. hampton pearson for

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the top stories for the "halftime show." china growth fears, should a 7.5% growth rate change your investment plans? we'll ask kmod commodity king, dennis gartman. and yawning at yahoo big plans, the company reporting a massive restructuring. shareholders don't seem to be impressed. crude reality, oil set to hit $115. one guest says we will have more pain at the pump. automakers seeing green. can gm power profits with natural gas trucks? or does the chevy volt prove that the demand still isn't there for clean cars. >>> and bull case for las vegas sands, why you should bet on the stock that's up 28% this year. welcome to the report. lots of trade and let's start doing it. dr. j, are you overly concerned with what's going on in china, given the fact that they lowered their growth expectations to 7.5%? >> no. the main reason i'm not overly concerned about that, scott, is that china, i don't really believe what china says, whether it's bullish or bearish. so i pay attention to what, when they speak and obviously it does move mar

the top stories on the halftime show. what do you do now? is a wall of money about to rotate from bonds to stocks and how do you trade it? we have angles from two strategists. steel weakness. signs of life in steel stock. should you buy it? warning season. get ready for companies to start lowering indications next week. trading the ipad teardown. tracking components with the boy genius. and web tv trade. looking at the live streaming trend. welcome to the fast money halftime report. stocks holding above milestone levels. what should you be doing? does the sell-off in bonds mean a wall of money is set to move into stocks? that become it is question. are we at an inflection point between stocks and bonds? >> i think we should. you're beginning to see growth here domestically in the u.s. priced in. i think a move out of ten-year treasuries is warranted. at the end of the day what may appear to be a complacent boring market, you have to start asking yourself this question. there are two weeks left in the quarter. coming into the quarter, nobody

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welcome to "the fast money halftime report." lots of trades today. china in focus after the government raised fuel prices. is that going to cause a slowdown? then the executive of bhp says iron ore demand flattening. how are you trading this news, pete najarian? >> i'm looking for a reason to start jumping back into some of these names, because i, frankly, agree with bob pisani and byron wheaton from the standpoint of this isn't anything new. we knew this was going to start flattening. ten years of 24% growth, it's just not something you expect to sustain. so, when you look at what's going on in the chinese markets, particularly the materials space here, the effects right now, i'm looking for an opportunity and i'm waiting to see some of those huge institutional buyers step in to names like caterpillar, names like joy global, maybe even some of the materials names themselves. we haven't really seen that yet, but that's the opportunity i'm looking for right now. i'm sort of positioning. we'll get into it later, but the banks i really like. >> josh, is

there's no going back. ♪ >>> welcome back to the "halftime report."op three trades of the day. jim beam is higher on takeover talk. according to reports deage yo may be interested buyers. >> i'd be surprised if this happened. the reason being that they could have bought the company before it was spun off. never say never. but generally doesn't happen. unless the price of the company could have got weren't that good. it's up there, though. >> second the vix sinks touching its lowest level in a long time. dr. j.? >> about the narrowing of the range in the market in general, scott. and also right now the contango where the futures are relative to where the vix is right now. near the record level. ten dollars between where the spot vix is right now and the june contract. that does say that we're looking at a likelihood that the vix will be moving up in the near term. perhaps not days but not much more than weeks. >> pretty attractive to buy protection at 14 or below. >> indeed. when we broke through 14 briefly today out of 1399 for the spot vix that was t

time for the "fast money" halftime report back at hq. >> thank you so much. four hours to go until the close. here's where we stand on what's becoming a pretty interesting day on wall street. look at the major averages. dow jones industrials at the lows of the day just about 100 points. triple digit loss there for the dow industrials. there's s&p and the nasdaq financials taking the market lower today. stronger dollar. gold and oil focus today as well. there's how the trade looks today. gold and oil both lower. look at crude oil down today on int ventory data that came out a short time ago. second quarter playbook with stocks stall and quarter end and traders tell how to position for the next three months in the financials and of course technology. shopping for entertainment, hsn taking a new approach to sales linking movies and shopping. we're talking exclusively to the ceo mindy grossman and apple insider selling as apple hits another record in today's session, should you be concerned that insiders are starting to cut their holdings? >>> welcome to "fast mo

it's the world. >> welcome back to the fast money halftime report.exico is the world's seventh larger ale producer and one of the tox ex poerters to america. they have a risk of becoming a net oil importer especially with the decline of the kant rel field. cheryl is in houston, text, at the energy conference with the manatee helm of mexico's state oil company. sharon. >> brian, i am here with juan jose suarez, the ceo of pemex and there is blunt discussion about the decline in oil production many mexico and in the last year the proven re serves increased for the first time since 2000, so what are you doing now in terms of trying to get those proven reserves from the ground and trying to increase production? >> what we're doing is since 2003 and 2004 also we were able to increase sizably our investment and everything takes a long time in the oil industry, long gaps, and what happened is we investing, keeping investment between 2.5 and $3 billion a year allowed us to increase first exploration results and then reclassifications to be able to get proven

. >>> the fast money halftime report comes back. >>> four hours to go until the closi closing. here's where we stand. a busy day. green arrows right now. we're positive across wall street today. look at the commodities space. oil is very much in focus with the reports that the u.s. and britain have agreed on the release of emergency oil stocks. it hasn't been done yet. it's an agreement. it was moving crude oil. gold moving back higher, about 1650 an ounce is where gold sits currently. >>> let's get to the fast five. shorting the dollar, it's been the pain trade lately. john taylor is sticking with it. he'll tell us why. >>> cisco bets on video. they plunk down $5 billion. is the acquisition too expensive to make sense. >>> china hard landing. sit already a reality? >> da >>> daring to short apple. >>> and blankfein versus dimon. who is winning? >>> welcome to fast money halftime report. treasuries look like they're breaking down. china is on the skids. questions linger about how europe will lay out. a perfect day to welcome john taylor. he has more than 40 years of experience

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the halftime report gets under way right now. >>> four hours to go until the close. here's where we stand. the major averages, rally mode on wall street today. the dow industrials over 13,200, a gain of 1%. as is the gain in the s&p 500. nasdaq strong, 1.25%. gold and oil as well as we track the commodity space, crude oil giving a fraction back today, but gold certainly isn't. up 1.33%. let's get to our fast five stories. it looked like the fed chief was turning on us, but clearly equity traders, bernanke's got your back. what are the best trades of his dovish comments? gold trade is back on big-time today. and dennis gartman coming on on whether it's time to reload. insatiable hunger for "the hunger games," the talk of tinsel town and trading, lionsgate stock. >>> nasdaq headed for the best quarter since 2009. not just apple. old-tech in a names like microsoft taking the reins. and kate kelly with the latest on new speculators coming into oil. the biggest influx of this sort we've seen in years. watch out at the pump that's the word there. welcome to the "fast money

dan, welcome back to the "fast money halftime report." it's great to have you. >> great to be on. >> are you surprised at the run that microsoft has had? you're an ownership, you're an owner of the shares, so let's just throw that out there, but even you must be a little surprised at how well the stock's done this year. >> well, yes and no. because if you look at microsoft, if you're worried about the market going up, it's got a 2.5% dividend. i'm more confident them paying me back. the stock's been an awful performer over the last -- >> that's an understatement. >> several years. they've got one of the most powerful product cycles coming out and in markets like tablets and smart phones where they've been really bad, looks like with windows phone 8 coming out as well as the metro interface, the touch interface, that they should be able to start to penetrate those markets a little bit. especially with the fact that google bought a competitor in motorola. so a lot of those customers who may have been thinking of using android go you know wh

fast five.  following rightt( now on the halftime show. china jfslowdown threat.alking to two q actually happening on the ground. hotter than apple. trading a hot tech stock that's outperforming apple and has a higher share price. still loving it. changes at the top at mcdonald's but shareholders still like the stock. gaming lion's gate. analysts downgrading the company after a 78% "hunger games" surge. pipeline fast track. oil trade on obama's keystone comments. >>> welcome to the "fast money" halftime report. can the u.s. stock market decouple from what's happening over in china and the slowdown that has been expected and we are starting to see in europe? >> i think it can to some degree. the slowdown is china is not that surprising. when you go from gdp from 12% growth to 7.5% growth, this is what's going to happen. they just spent the last 18 months tightening so now they're going to start easing but the data has to get ugly for them to ease. right? so we got to get through this kind of that little difficult time but i do think where you may want to play right

and then we basically take a three-week halftime. let everybody rest a little bit. then we go back for the second half of this contest. this thing is going to go for quite -- you have huge states, pennsylvania, texas, california and certainly all of them should have a say of who the republican nominee is. >> is it healthy for this battle to continue raging for another two, three months, possibly? or would it be better for the party if it got resolved quicker and you can get stuck into barack obama before the economy continues to improve to the extent by he has a real opponent, hey, look what i've been up to while you've been squabbling. >> the great unifier in this whole campaign is barack obama. regardless of who the nominee is, all of us will rally, all will be there. >> they agreed on the big wall street bail outs. romney doesn't have any foreign policy experience so we take that off against obama. cap and trade, we take that off. what we need is a candidate that can contrast with obama. that's why if you saw the poll that came out this week, rick santorum is act

. >> we're only at halftime. this process is going to play itself out. we will have a nominee, i think, fairly soon. >> reporter: but the tampa convention may not turn out to be a coronation. republicans are already preparing for the possibility of a nomination floor fight. romney cut his trip to puerto rico short because he needs a strong showing in illinois. on capitol hill, brian moore, news 4. >>> still ahead tonight, did a drunk driving incident lead to a train slamming into a tow truck? and the lexus it was trying to clear from the tracks. >>> and uganda's prime minister steps into the >>> a man faces drunk driving charges tonight after his lexus got stuck on train tracks and was hit by a train. it happened last night in maryland. you can see from the viewer photos, police brought in a tow truck to remove the car, but before he could pull it off the tracks, a freight train hit both vehicles. no one was inside either at the time. it's unclear if the train operator had any warning about the vehicles in his path. >>> uganda's prime minister says the k

. >>> time for the "fast money halftime report." >> carl, here's where we stand. here's a look at the hmajor averages. we're holding on to green here. it looks like it's going to be the first quarter for stocks since 1998. we're watching gold and oil. we're going to talk about nat gas as well. we have dennis gartman on the show. as we finish up the quarter, what are the top trades that our traders are putting money in right now? they are running through their speculative jackpot trades, offering high payouts with risk as well. plus, emerging market opportunities. the best ideas for emerging markets. tim seymour is going to join in that conversation as well. blackberry match making. could a deal be in the works and who could be looking to buy a piece of r.i.m.m.? all right. welcome to the fast money report. only four hours left to trade in this quarter. let's go through the list here. technology really has been the best performing sector but individual names, look at sears holdings, up better than 100%. bank of america, you know what the financials have done. netfl

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>>> hi, welcome to the fast money halftime report. lots of trades today. get to our second quarter playbook. in commodities, some big winners and losers in the energy space. refiners having a great quarter while coal names have tanked. as you get set up for the second quarter, what do you do? >> with the commodity space now, you absolutely have to separate them. coal is challenged altogether. you talked about natural gas at the start of the show. coal is going to be challenged. the base metals, those types of things, that's where you need to ask yourself, okay, china is the biggest consumer. is the slowdown in china mature or close to a maturing end, or will there be some kind of pickup in the last half of the year? if that's the case, you want to look at some of these base metals, like dbe. if china is going to start kicking around and the u.s. economy gets going, that's not a bad place to be. >> as we have this conversation, let's get right to nat gas because it's been the story the last couple days. nat gas falling for a fourth straight session after a

"fast money halftime report" is coming up next. >>> thanks so much. welcome in. interesting day in the markets up for a second straight day after tuesday's big selloff. get to steve liesman with breaking news. what do you have? >> thanks very much. we have the fed's report on household net worth and total debt in the economy, and i think the headline is household debt up by a very meager and still positive 0.25% in the fourth quarter. that's the first gain since the second quarter of 2008. home mortgage, getting here, home mortgage declined 1.5% in the fourth quarter, smallest decline since end of '09. credit rebounded. questions as to where we are in the deleveraging process. may be coming to an end. household net worth rose by 1.2 trillion to $58.5 trillion. real estate values declined still by $200 billion to lowest level since 2003. but, stocks did well for households, rebounding by $900 billion to $12.7 trillion. where are we on the scorecard from the great recession? household net worth is $8 trillion higher than the bottom which we hit in the first quarter

>> we're not even to halftime yet. halftime is on april 24th, which is louisiana. after halftime we hit the third quarter. let me show you this little chart here which is helpful. there are three big dates to focus on. march 24th it will be halftime. may 22nd will be the beginning of the fourth quarter and june 26th will be overtime. and why are those dates really important? no candidate by the time we reach louisiana will have one-half of the number in order to secure the nomination. the reason that's true is because there are so few legally bound delegates. for example, john used pennsylvania. pennsylvania's 69 votes aren't legally bound. it's true for many other states. there are almost 500 not legally bound. this will go to overtime, this will be a july nomination. if you take what john just showed you, and i agree with him, that map saves a lot of time. the cnn map is the best map. it shows the numbers. it enables you to calculate your own numbers. if you took john king's map, add santorum's number and gingrich's number and tell me what you get, because that's

terps up 6 at halftime. second half, thomas reminds us sharing is caring.asses to lauren mintze, good. maryland in control. later, thomas misses a free throw, but check kaiser. rebound put back. i love it. terps bench is loves it, too. maryland defeats wake forest advancing to sunday's championship against georgia tech. with a win the terps are the first acc team to win ten tournament titles. >>> talking baseball now. the nationals lose 3-1 to the as tro troes in the grapefruit league. they play houston tomorrow. >>> tiger woods starting the day in 31st place, and in today's round, not bad. he had two bogies and three birdies including this one on number four. tiger sits aat 2 under for the tournament, 8 shots behind the leader. tom gillis is in trouble and he gets out of the mud and sets up this to save par on 8. you know what? he does. impressive putt. gillis as minus 9, two shots behind the leader. this man, defending u.s. open champ rear roary mcilroy. he knocks in for birdie. how about on number 18 for another birdie? rory is feeling this. he's at 11 u

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we're in sort of a halftime. louisiana is the halfway point.ing like a football team, we're having a halftime resetting of the game plan. >> like a football team. that was newt gingrich last week refusing to call it quits. if is halftime, why is he sitting out a big part of the contest in the locker room? he had no campaign events saturday or sunday and has none scheduled today. he also won't be in illinois for tomorrow's primary. we've got to figure out what is the game plan here. er eric we've got a candidate who has been to illinois seven times now. now that we're getting close to election day, he disappears. what do you make of this? >> mentioned the monthy python analogy earlier. it doesn't apply to santorum as much as it does to gingrich. he keeps coming in third time and time again, who hasn't been able to secure any races and yet he keeps going. you have to ask why. now he's not going at full steam. for one thing, it's taking a toll on him. he's tired. he's flagging. this is an arduous process and he's running out of steam and i think t

march 24th will be halftime. may 22nd will be the beginning of the fourth quarter, and june 26th will be overtime. why are those dates really important? no candidate by the time we reach louisiana, will have one half of the number in order to secure the nomination. and the reason that's true is because there are so few legally bound delegates, for example, john hughes, pennsylvania, pennsylvania's 69 votes aren't legally bound. it's true for many other states, almost 500 not legally bound. this will go to overtime. this will be a july nomination. and if you take what john just showed you and i agree with him, that map saves a lot of time. that's the best map, it shows the numbers, it enables you to calculate your own numbers, but if you took john king's map, add santorum's number and gingrich's number and tell me what you get because that's what you get when you get to july if you doibt have a nominee. you have conservatives, conservative delegates who have rejected romney making a decision about who the nominee

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stanford ahead by just nine at halftime. get that out of here.e second half, tony cocanas down low. cal a good team that finishes 22-8. but no one in the conference has been able to get by stanford. the cardinal wins 86-61. 21 in a row over all. the -- 12 straight conference titles. 18-0 in the pac12. >>> the warriors ventured north of the border for their one time this year and played well for a half. the offense then went on the way of toronto's prehistoric mascot, it disappeared from the planet. without the benefit of curry, can't argue with david lee's play all season long. lee with the power two of his 22. golden state built a halftime lead. then the offense went the way of the raptor. the warriors scored 11 points in the quarter. the only other player in double figures is monta ellis. lee goes behind the back no look. ellis had 20 but the warriors just managed 28 points the entire second half. the raptors went a lot better. robinson misses the lay up on one end. leandro barbos scores two. just 75, raptors get 73. >>> lin at the boston garde

they trail by 11 at halftime. baltimore's dillon coremere from cardinal gibbons miss nice drive to the basket of the he is just a sophmore. despite the effort ohio state had too much strength. he led them with 31 points, loyola one and done in this tournament as they fall to ohio state. >> and to play ohio state one of the best teams in the country. i check the rankings from the preseason they were third so you are not going to win that game without having everything go right and we didn't have everything go right but we played hard. we competed and the guys have a great experience. >> well, loyola ends with a loss but the team is in the school record book for most wins in their history, 24 victories, the only starter they lose next year is sean walker so lots of talent back for next season for loyola they will have another chance to make the tournament again. back to you. >> thank you very much, mark. >>> the second round -- the second half of the first round of the ncaa tournament continues today. our live cover

that's about two and a halftimes the number of delegates that mitt romney has picked up this entire election cycle. there's opportunity for newt gingrich to make headway. >> gingrich is hoping that his home state will get behind him but i heard a newspaper there, they dealt him a bit of a blow. what happened? >> reporter: he's putting his eggs in georgia's basket and the savannah newspaper came out and endorsed mitt romney today and did so in plain spoken language. one of the things they said is knew the comes -- newt comes in with more baggage than a carousel at atlanta's hartsfield. they are saying that romney's their guy. >> all right. thanks. reporting live from washington tonight. >>> coming up, all brand-new at 6:00, the governor signs maryland's same-sex marriage bill into law. what happens next and how opponents are preparing to send it to the voters. >>> it's been a mild winter and spring is near. those stories and more. a preview of what's ahead the 6:30 were diane sawyer. >>> coming up on world news, it's called the town that medicare built, paid for with your taxpayers -- tax dol

i said, well, we'll perform the halftime show of your competition.awards and these kids are getting ds and fs. why aren't i performing at a competition where kids excel in math and science? i was like why should they suffer? why can't they have entertainment like the kids that are flunking? you know what i'm saying. >> when did it occur to you that it has to be about the next generation? >> by the time i got to be a young adult, i was concerned that there might be a lot of smart kids out there that were as baffled and intimidated and frustrated as i was. so i thought i'm going to help create an opportunity for those kids to learn a different way and to be involved and to have real hands on experience with things to let them hopefully feel good about themselves, become capable of doing things, creating careers, designing the future, creating opportunities to make the world a better place. and it's fun! >> so i raised $5 million, invested my own money to build a community center that is packed with college track and dean cayman's robotics program. and

traveling at halftime but the defense slammed it down holding them scoreless for eight minutes in the second half. 48-44 earning a trip to the ncaa tournament. >> we did it with defense. i thought a lot of text from my ravens fans. we were lucky to finish it off but we are right above. we have a lot of kids that are tough. >> this is the first chip in 18 years. and find out where they will play in the ncaa tournament during the tournament selection show which you cannot live right here on wjz 13 on sunday at 6:00 p.m. stilted, wjz eyewitness news, courtroom chaos. we will tell you about an emotional attack inside a new england board house. >>> by prominent lawmakers say the time for talking with serious is over. >>> and a little chilly outside but a gorgeous day out there or your party will be back with your complete local forecast. >> complete coverage continues with don scott, jessica kartalija, and first warning weather with marty bass and media just bernadette woods. it is wjz, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> a bloody crackdown on people in syria continues despite criticism from internation

. >> we're only at halftime. i think this process is going to play itself out. we will have a nominee, i think fairly soon, one, two months away. >> now, newt gingrich and ron paul are also on the ballot in illinois but with very little support. in fact, finn grich said this one is going to be largely between romney and santorum. lynn? >> thank you. >>> at least two powerful tornadoes touched down in nebraska last night. the twisters hit near north platte in lincoln county in the southwest part of the state. at least two people were injured as roofs were torn off the buildings, they knocked down trees and knocked down power lines and of course nbc's bill karins is going to have much more on that. that's going dom up in just a moment. but first spring doesn't officially arrive until tuesday morning but across the country it already feels like spring, even summer in some places. the warm spell has been smashing records with high temperatures in a lot of spots. nbc's frances kuo reports. >> reporter: the marathon heated up. temperatures in atlanta soared into the 7