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they like other of their peers by dr horton pursuing similar gains o but this guy has a p/e of just sevenbuilders compared to where toll brothers is trading. cheryl: nice to see some of these stocks recover, and they have been. a good play. good trade. dennis: reverse of gravity. what goes down often must go up. dividend stocks losing appeal. cheryl: lori and ashley standing by with smart place for your money in which that means that -- that means they're playing dividend stocks. dennis: that the date that cheryl w

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dr. j. >> and get alpha after that because you want exposure to the upside, go one put away to the s&p 500nd do 1x2 spreads. buying a put to secure that downside, like pete is saying, when you can and not have to and when the vol is cheap, you will be a happy camper. >> that 1x2 spread. >>> coming up, taking the pulse of energy drinks. what? what! as new jersey issues subpoenas against major players. [ male announcer ] while many automakers are just beginning to dabble with the idea of hybrid technology, it's already engrained in our dna. during the golden opportunity sales event, get great values on some of our newest models. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> new york state is launching an investigation to find out if energy drink makers are deseving customers with their ads. what will that mean for energy and pepsi? >> this is interesting because beyond the health issues we will get to in a second, it talked to beverage digest, the editor has watched this industry a long time. he said something really interesting. that is the growth, the penetration, household penetration of energy

dr. lynn testified about working with holmes in june. she said she only worked with him once. holmes mailed her a notebook days before the shootings p attorneys say he tried to call her nine minutes before the attack. holmes' attorneys say that notebook is privileged information due to patient/doctor confidentiality and should not be allowed to use as evidence. >>> a private service will be held for neil armstrong near his home in cincinnati. armstrong died saturday of complications from heart surgery. 82-year-old old. president obama ordered flags fly at half staff over the white house, military bases, and u.s. embassies all over the world today in honor of armstrong. >>> bickering on the hill could delay some much needed repairs to the capitol dome. the dome has more than 1,000 minor cracks and needs $60 million in repairs. there are leaks which could damage the iron and stone infrastructure and the artwork inside. scheduled to vote on a compromise late last month. lawmakers are considering adding dome repairs into the budget. >>> today we will find out who is the lucky powerball winner. the winning ticket came from a gas station

p hitting a new record high today. the sector is up 10% since early june. are you a buyer at record highs, dr. j? >> no, i am not.nk you've seen a little bit of fluff built into this one certainly because of the dividends and so forth that these guys have and people viewing it as a safety trade. but the fact that it made the 52-week high today doesn't scare me off, but i wouldn't add to positions. >> michelle, i would add to that that i'd take the opposite side, the brother versus brother thing we do once in a while. but mohamed el erian addressed this thing talking about evaluations and dividend yield and i continue to like niece names and i think we've got 5% to 10% upside from here and i don't really view the downside as much of a concern. >> yeah, you see the intraday chart, and one of the reasons the market is pulling ba back, almost to zero. take a look at intel, one of the other top three trades the stock has been down all week but today it's the best performer in the dow. take a look. what's the trade here? marshall mathers? >> intel i think is a buy here. love the eminen analogies, by the way, but intel

dr. anthony w. batts, saying he is dedicated to reducing crime. >> this was a rigorous selection process that included excellent local and national applicants. >> cmd /c nets he saysh fir is allew cryan inbaltimore. >> c p mw it reminded me of when i worked in narcotics. when they're doing that in broad daylight that is something that we will have to address. >> he served as police chief in long beach and oakland, california. he replaces fred bealfeld who retired. the mayor has drawn criticism for choosing fm outside the police department. >> he brings with him experience and two police departments, overseeing a significant reductions in violent crime. he also has a fresh set of lies. >> she wants him to continue the crime-fighting strategy police are following. >> i am into finding out about crime. i am down to the nth degree. i want to know the names of the people and their history. i want to know who in the heroin and who is doing pharmaceutical drugs and who is dealing marijuana, where they are coming from. i want to know all those things. >> gun violence must remain a priority. he called -- said that violence needs to stop and hopefully he will address that. >> it is the property crime, the breeze.

one area where you want to look as the p/e ratios, price-to-earnings low, stock is trading as significantly less than peers. dr momentum is there, but pe is seven, and it is considered a buy. top 20, as well as, as i hand it back, lennar, a hot stock, and considerably cheaper. lori: good comparison. all right. coal stocks have been slammed. natural resources down nearly 80 percent, but a court ruling striking down an epa pollution rule. giving stocks a boost, but will the gains continue? joining me now, stern ag senior research analyst. welcome. there you are. and buy rating on some of these stocks for months. >> certainly after a losing streak since last november when they decided not to show up in the united states and with the natural gas prices collapsing and inventory levels building, some good news for the sector. it is certainly longer term. it allows a little bit more coal consumption in the united states than we would have seen otherwise. psychologically it is a little more important than what we have seen, what will happen in the market today. it will drive cole fundamentals to more demand, supply, h

p purell? does that make you normal or nuts? dr. keith ablow up next.good morning, veggie style. hmmm. fohalf the calories plus vgie nutrition. could've had a v8. did you know honey nut cheerios is america's favorite cereal? oh, you're good! hey, did you know that honey nut cheerios is... oh you too! ooh, hey america's favorite cereais... honey nut cheerios ok then off to iceland! >> gretchen: i don't know if i should ask this question i understand penitentiarily. but am i normal or nuts? it's a question everyone asks in a while and it's a question we ask dr. keith ablow. >> brian: joining us now is the guy who went to college for this. dr. keith ablow. welcome back. >> thanks for having me. >> brian: first a house call for you. it was 90 minutes ago and gretchen carlson sat right here and she asked one stuart varney what do you think of the olympics, at which time he says, it's too much hugging. too much hugging. >> gretchen: i went to hug him and he was kind of reluctant. is he nuts? >> it invites him to lay on this couch and tell me his issues and he

dr. hayworth as well, right? >> yes. >> you know paul ryan really well. we're just getting to know him. here are a couple of highlights from the weekend. he is an extraordinary workout enthusiast, pen he was a teenager and found his father dead in bed. dead of a heart attack. there are a lot of people that don't know him. as a matter of fact, there was an opinion poll that shows 54% of the people don't know who he is. you call him a friend. >> he is. >> tell us a little bit about paul ryan. >> well, paul ryan is sincere and substantive and serious about what he does. he is deeply patriotic and he is courageous and he is principled and has presented a plan that really will fulfill the obligations we have to those most in need and those relying on our safety net. and still allow the economy to grow. that's the key to making all of our future opportunities succeed. and the programs that we depend upon succeed. we have to have an economy that grows. >> now, this is a young man, he's 42 years old. he has a ung family. give us a little glimpse on that side. >> he's very dedicated to his family. and ithink that is again an indication of his caring and his principles and the responsible

p 90x. but is that the best for you? if you're just trying to get back in shape, we have tips for you. joining us is best selling author, drian smith. his new book is extreme fat smash diet. it is great to have you with us. >> good morning. first of all, 6'2"163 is a little light. i want to say that to start. >> you're going to bash the potential -- >> no i'm not bashing. i like that he's an exercise nut but that's a little light. >> p 90 x. >> it's a program been out for a little while. it's popular. it's three, 90-day workout periods. graded on how intense it's going to be. it's high intensity aerobic exer siex. as you can see here a lot of moves, unnatural moves but very intense. that's the key about it. the beauty of it is you can get a big caloric burn. >> do you have to be in decent shape to try it. or can you go straight from the couch. >> all the extreme workouts, make sure you're in shape to do it. this is not for the faint of heart. this is -- even the moderate or easy program is quite difficult for some. check with your doctor to make sure you can withstand some of the workouts. if you are at the training level,