todd horowitz thank you as well. pete benson, meb faber and of course todd horowitz. liz: they say history repeats itself. if that is true you will want to take out a pen and paper because coming up we're breaking down the stocks that have historically outperformed in the month of march and may have room to grow. plus we'll give you the best names to own in april as well. david: congressional investigators meanwhile are rapping up a probe why general motors waited almost a deck cradle to -- decade to recall 1.6 million cars that it knew it had ignition issues? is there anything that gm can do to appease consumers and legislators after this debacle. liz: we'll ask ralph nader, who made his name fighting for auto safety. don't miss this interview. ♪ [ male announcer ] what if a small company became big business overnight? ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or their new product tanked? ♪ or not? what if they embrace new technology instead? ♪ imagine a company's future with the future of trading. company profile. a research tool on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. dav

todd horowitz in the pits of cme he has been forecasting correction for a long time. todd, we're closing in on the shorting opportunity after life sometime. -- lifetime. explain. >> hi david, hi sandra. we look at this market very much range-bound over the past couple months. 1840 on the downside, 1880 on upside. all this time we're not seeing growth. now we're seeing russell trailing earnings are 49 to one. we never had a level that high, even in the internet bubble, we didn't have 49 to 1 earnings ratio in the russell. we're starting to see a lot items happening. citigroup can't pass stress test. we're talking about minimum wage. people will not go back to work. you think employers will pay at new minimum wage and hire? they're not hiring now. where will growth come from? how will we build upon the economy. only way to be built is artificial dollars infused by the fed. only helped upper percentage of the mr. potters or banks of the world. david: mr. potters. >> average joe is in a lot of trouble. >> hank, todd is all riled up. todd says this is fed-driven rally, but

todd horowitz joining us from the cm. todd, i want to start with you. let me just ask you a question because a lot of people out there missed the 2013 rally. who kept their money in cash and looking at these gains and saying jeez, i got to get in now. what would you say to those folks? >> i would say, david, absolutely not. this is not the time to get into the big markets. in other words, big mutual fund that representative sent, s&p, russell, no. but individual stocks, individual stocks are always viable if you find them at good levels. that is the key to understanding investing and trading getting into stocks when they're ready to be bought. the overall big markets are much closer to a top than the -- i would see. i would tell investor many coming in. no new money unless you can find one or two particular stocks. go into mutual fund of s&p up here i think you're throwing your money away. david: kim, on the other hand, if you see every time the market go down you this is a pullback from the pullback. >> crazy how the market wants to continue to go high

horowitz in the pits of cme. he has seen it coming for a long time. but they have not been listening to todd. you have been forecasting a market drop we haven't seen that. january, we came back from that. talk to the average folks out there. janet yellen spoke to this she talked about unemployment. nobody has been unaffected. everybody knows somebody that lost a job or worried about losing a job. talk about average folks making less money. she talked about that. the average money people are making is less now than five years ago but they're spending a lot more money on things like food and gas and other necessities. some day that has to catch up with the market, right? >> hi, david, hi cheryl. when we look at the big picture, people are making money they were making 10 years ago. and now, where is gas? where is food? today i filled up my tank today. it was $112 to get gas. i got my gas bill for last month's heating. $800. where is money going to come from to continue to support these kind of expenses in we talked about no inflation in the market and no inflation because the way we keep score