whether it was upside down.ying the sonar is indicating it may be upside down. again not cnn, cnn reporting. cnn's reporting. what -- does that change anything for you? does it have any meaning to you? i don't know whether it is right way up or right side down. i don't necessarily think that's -- critical. i think the plane was out of control. i think there was a, high altitude stall event. i dent think there is any doubt about that. from the information we received from indonesia. something catastrophic happen. they weren't able to communicate. i think we can draw that. but, what is interesting, what may be interesting is is this is the vertical stabilizer. was it with the plane or distance away. if the plane broke uppen flight. vertical stabilizer. was torn away from the plane. that would -- that would give us more indications about what actually happened to the aircraft. >> what does all that mean for the black boxes. would they have been ejected from the plane or yet to be known. they're in the fuselage part

we can't confirm whether it is upside down.st a sizable piece of the plane will definitely help in the investigation and, quite quickly i would imagine. >> absolutely. we'll know a lot. within a short period of time. hopefully the tail section of the aircraft is what they're looking at. because that tail section is where the black boxes are. so after taking care of the, the victims of the accident. that's the next thing that they'll do. maybe concurrently. there are two teams. different skill set for both of the things. >> uh-huh. this is the very harsh question. but, if it is a, if it is intact. one would assume that they're, there may be -- passengers still, still -- there. >> in flight 447. there were still large sections that had passengers in the aircraft at the bottom of the ocean. >> because the, so far there have only been six out of the 162. >> correct. >> passengers on board. people on board all. up ayes. right. i would thing if it did break up into a lot of pieces there would be more people that they have found amoun

the short end is moving to the upside. normally that is not great for financials but everyone is looking at wage gains, the .4% increase, slightly longer hours and saying this is improving. we're buying into banks on that theory. a real sign of a change in attitude. >> what is your attitude here as we watch the dow about 15 points or so away. >> bob makes a good point. and i think you have to look at today as somewhat of a transition day. not to overplay but if you had asked yesterday the afternoon investor what does the market do if we get 300,000 job print, they would say man it is going to go down because the fed is coming sooner. but we didn't. so there is recognition that the market can go higher. and it's only one day again. can go higher as rates go up. so i'm very positive. take that in conjunction with what draghi said yesterday. and he's trying awfully hard to come but in the meantime it's putting a bit under the market. so whether january or march i think you have to be very positive in the market and i am. >> a

syty has the best upside. >> your targets are the aggressive. what is it about those right now that seems like those have as much upside in your opinion as any of the banks out there. >> another team for 2016 is japan lite. that is a tough question to answer. >> if i said never what would you reaction be? >> you might want to change the theme of your show. but that's why we like restructuring stories. someone can cut through the revenue head winds. ma morgan stanley bethink they are going to have record margins in 2015. the other half they have restructure asked down sized income and returns is go still higher. >> mike mayo. thank you. steph you bought more morgan stanley. >> yeah we did. i think the valuation is so attractive. i like what they are doing in terms of the global wealth management and really shifting interest there. i also like returns are so low they can still move higher. >> coming up the former ceo of the cc j.c. penney. and what is is a central banker to do? steve leisman is on that case. and we are the trade as the ten year yi

there is pricing pressure to the upside, not the downside. if you are spelling based on spirits it's given you bad guidance, then you got to step in. >> i want to know how long people can make the case that the financials are the place to be? i don't care whether they are tryi trying below book value or this that or the others. as long as negative comments and trading is down. and as long as you have banks taking charges like citi. how do you continue to like these names? >> everything you are citing is in the prices already. that is number one. and this is the sector with the cheapest valuations and lowest prmgs performances relative to s&p and probably has the most potential upside with maybe one or two other exceptions. but i want to agree with something steve weiss said that i think is really important. it's really key if you are an investor, serious investor not to let these counter trend moves effect your thinking and get out of trades that have been working. today is a weird day. the s&p is down 90 basis points the russell is up half a

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there is so much more upside.do is one thing right and you're going to have a lot of upside for mcdonald's. >> mike, thanks for option actioned a and for more "options action," check out our live show on friday. >>> tonight on "mad money," cramer's got a restaurant play, speaking orpheum brands that could be a buy on the oil pullback. do not miss his exclusive with zoe's kitchen. plus the decker ceo joins him at the top of the hour. >>> tomorrow on "squawk box," seven big name goens deck, randall stevenson. rex tiller son, and many more. so you won't want to miss it. it all starts at 6:00 a.m. eastern time tomorrow on "squawk box." it's more than the driver. it's more than the car. for lotus f1 team, the competitive edge is the cloud. powered by microsoft dynamics, azure, and office 365, the team can gain real time insights and instantly share information around the globe. when every millisecond counts, staying competitive begins with the cloud. this is the microsoft cloud. attention investors! vectorvest mobile i

started with a buy. 20% upside. goldman with a neutral. . >> and green capital reiterating as a buy. >> stock is doing well up 3% to 16.47. boosting estimates and price target. price target is now an even $20 about 20% upside from here. >> this is the under the radar name of the day. it is horton works. >> do you hear -- there is something called hadoop. it is software that helps move big data around computers. i'm sure i got that completely wrong but that is the most that i can understand about what horton works does. anybody who works there, let me know if i got that right or wrong. starting with an outperform and $30 target. 25% upside. you can see it is long hadoop. whatever that is. >> whatever language. >> it is a real thing. >> it is a made-up language. >> no. it is a computer thing. >> don't annoy me, i'm hadooping. >> you should do that every day for good health. >>> let's move on to fed ex. >> price target raised to $195. $2 price target up 22% year to date. why didn't we end on under the radar. >> we move

steel to the upside.k over to you. >> thanks, dom. >> this has been the underperformer, obviously this whole space has been troubled. and when do you get in on something like this. and the same way that the crude market has to show some type of support before you can buy the energy names and the s&p. i think you have to see some real support in china and i have to see some real growth, or at least lack of -- more clarity on what their growth rate really is. so i would not be a buyer on these pops just yet. >> fed ex is going to get hit hard today, kicking off our top trades. this after earnings fell short of the street expectations. fed ex ground and fed ex freight coming in just online. i think what really took people by surprise is they're only slightly helped by lower oil costs or fuel costs. >> it's not the big coup that everybody seems to think it is. >> not at all. >> you would think the margins would be through the roof. they're not. the margins were good, but not great. and their guidance was not

you want to buy something with upside. i don't see a lot of upside in equities.ot of upside in treasury bonds or european debt. 10 year italian debt is under 2%. it went out 1.94. it has got five times the credit default swap of u.s. it just makes no sense to me. liz: it is great to see both of you. bruce, i like your opinion on equities. we'll see if it plays out that way. bruce, jpmorgan chief global economist. andy brenner, your energy and greek debt on on the foxbusiness.com. forget dow 18,000 today, we'll probably not hit. that but we still could have record close. we seen 53. started hour at 45. knew it is 53 s&p 500 companies hitting all-time highs. we'll tell you who they are and do you own some of these? halle berry sizzles on the big screen but what about the boardroom? we'll tell you a company she has taken a huge stake in. we'll hear from the actress herself. she is turning the business tables. watch this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled... ...copd maintenance treatment... ...that helps open my airways f

i think that continues, mel, and roll up and stay in the trade and limit my risk to the upside. i'm not long any of these in terms of stock except bank of america. but i think the omptions are th way to go. >> their capital levels have doubled. so if you look at this, nothing but positive news out of bank of america. there is still those headline risks for bank of america. up 13% year to date. off the bottom of the financial crisis, it is up 600%. it is outperformed the rest of the space. it feels like it depends where you value it. if it is 10 to 13 times, it is a $25 name. >> today was about the payroll number. this is a breakout. all the guys went to fresh 52 week highs. this is because of -- whatever happens to the ten-year bond, the bottom end of the curve is moving, steepening, they will profit from that. banks love this. >> u.s. bancorp, a new all time high today. we mentioned morgan stanley. the reason why i mentioned it, every time you see a negative headline, it all comes back to the fact that morgan stanley changed their business a few years ago for the better. i stil

one of the names that has a lot of upside.e, a lot of regional-style type things is where they are going. i think goldman sachs keeps pushing on the new 52-week highs. one of the mams to keep an eye on as well. >> let's do the worst trade, stealing from james bond. business insider citing a german news report that says thieves made off with $1 million worth of rang rovers from the set of the new movie. only one problem. might not work out so well because the cars were reportedly modified for stunt purposes with features like easy shatter windshields and collapsible front suspensions. meanwhile, film's director released the name of the 24th film in that series and at least daniel craig will be back at 007. "inspector" expected a year from now. final trades, what and why? >> united technologies. i like this. something will happen or they may slit up the company? >> mass avenue curve? >> halliburton, oversold. >> pete? >> love utx, right there with the giddy-up. >> all right. "power" begins now. >> halftime is over and "power lun

once it hit the water, it could be turned upside down in the crash sequence.ut with a very large pieces like this, you would think perhaps it did fall belly first like air france 447 and absorbed some of the impact with the water to have a big piece like that survive. >> three more bodies have been recovered including a flight anticipate. >> there are some theories what could have gone wrong. >> when an airplane loses lift or stalled, it could be catastrophic. >> once you're in a stall, what happens? >> most of the time, you're going to see more or less a flat situation. because the pilot are going to try to control it, and it will almost be like a leaf. >> how is that possible? >> well, it's possible because they got to such a slow air speed. >> a stall occurs not only when the air speed slows but the wings are at such an extreme angle, or as pilots call it, the angle of attack, the plane loses lift and can plummet. >> the reason the airplane flies is you've got high pressure underneath the wing and low pressure on top. if this is the relative wind, the steep

upside down right way up.well be the fact that it's upside down meant it hit the water upside down because it was out of control. >> in the early days of this, your company airline ratings.com got a screen grab of what appeared to be the last few moments of the data of the last few moments of this flight which perhaps still could be our biggest clue as to what happened. just ex-plain that again, take our viewers through what you think you saw through that information. >> what that information shows us is first of all, that the pilot asked -- at 32,000 feet he requested 38,000 feet to avoid weather. he was denied 38 but he was given 34. however, the screen grab shows him at 36,300 and continuing to climb. but more importantly, the speed of the err plane, and it was actually shown in knots but isle convert it to miles an hour. he was traveling at 540 miles an hour. but on the screen grab he's shown as traveling at 400 miles an hour. he lost about 134 miles an hour in air speed. and according to a-320 captains th

look at united today t rail, all started to move back to the upside. when you go across and look at the airlines, if majority if they are not at 52 week highs they are pressing. and this comes of a huge move coming into this past weekend. >> i want to show you deere. this really needs to be brought in. since january 1, 2011, the s&p 500 up 60%. john deere is flat. this is a stock selling at 10 times earnings. .89 times sales. it's gone nowhere all this time and yet margins have never been higher. the company is really great shape. people do not believe there will ever be an up cycle in the ad names ever again. and that is not going to be the case. this as cheap stock, totally ignored. and there are plenty of them everywhere in this market. >> i look at something like a toll brothers. that's down 6% on the year and just a couple weeks ago they preannounced to the upside in terms of order and volumes and sales. we haven't gotten the earnings just yet. >> are you a buyer? >> i like it. i like it down here. i like it in the low 30s. there is definitely val

that is a big bet on the upside.out there in april so i'll probably be in this trade at least into january. >> you do like the stock as much? >> i do but i only own the calls. >> bonds now falling hard after that fed statement yesterday. futures now host jackie deangeles has more. >> that's exactly right. the market is soaring today. bonds are selling off. that is sending yields a little higher. we certainly know what the stock market thought about what janet yellen had to say. how about the bond market? amazing to me. she absolutely threaded the needle. i have not had great confidence in her in the past but she somehow managed to convince is the stock market that everything is fine and at the same time rates are going up. the key is i think she convinced the stock market that she's there if needed and if this things fall apart she'll change on a dime i guess. >> do you think it's finally time to short bonds? we'll see those yields rise more in a meaningful way. >> no. and i know jimmy was amazing but what's really a

consensus upside 32% for this stock. wynntypically a top performer in january 10% according to partners. there are several names to check out and potentially fill your stocking with. >> thank you so much. >>> let's trade it here. you have a stocking stuffer? >> williams sonoma. we heard about restoration hardware. you look at theper formance this past year i think they can continue going forward. >> we will come back with final trades. right! now you're gonna ask for my credit card - - so you can charge me on the down low two weeks later look, credit karma - are you talking to websites again? this website says 'free credit scores'. oh. credit karma! yeah, it's really free. look, you don't even have to put in your credit card information. what?! credit karma. really free credit scores. really. free. credit karma, i love you!. [laughs] when we're having this much fun, why quit? and bounty has no quit in it either. watch how one sheet of bounty keeps working, while their two sheets, just quit. bounty, the no-quit picker-upp

up 5% could mean much more upside. moreover, the calendar has been very favorable for small caps which come on in november, really spike in december and then that momentum continues over the first five months of the new year. i actually think everyone should pick out a couple names under one billion dollars in market cap. though they combined, they cannot be more than 15% of portfolio. it's not a green light to buy any dog and think it's going to come back, small cap gains have huge potential, a lot have gotten ahead of themselves and i think they're oversold. i'm going have a name later on in the show. but first dig into the first "real, real deal." >>> we've got the market and the message to continue in this rally. matt talk about the session and the feeling on small caps, we were more or less on agreement that the small caps break out and they have. >> small caps have been in trading range, just going sideways, the market is going higher after rallying 10 years for the most part. this breakout today is a major, majo

finally energies stocks generally on the upside. i think the most important comment from continental resources cutting capital expenditures in light of the steep decline of the oil. continental resources is very aggressive and they are making i want clear they are cutting them immediately. and the rig count from 50 rigs to 34. so i think a lot of people are now realizing they can adjust the supply side a lot quicker than some people anticipated. continental will be benefitting if and went eventually oil prices recover. >> certainly the philosophy boone pickens was picking this morning on squawk. >>> henry, first your take on the gdp number, take on today's action. >> the gdp is great to see. the market is great to see. you can call me chicken little officially. as you know i've been worried about valuation for a year. i am still worried. unless something is fundamentally changed in long term valuation ratios we'll get a big snap back and trading way below these levels but the good news is have no idea when that is going to happen. t

people looking for some upside moves in baba. i like the name and haven't seen a reason to turn this name. i think it will test 120 and through. >> time for pops and drops speed. foot locker, 7%, tim? >> this guy taking down a competitor finish line but their numbers before they came out today, people looking at the multiples saying it's a risk weren't time and looking like a risky play from 30 to 40. seems to cap at 58. a lot of province here, people did. i don't think you need to run back. >> madison square garden at 3%. >> this stock back in october when they talked about splitting and now they're actually trying, the board is considering a different style of splitting. either way, people expect to see the stock a lot higher. be able to unlock some of the value. i agree with them. i'm not in the name but i think it's going hyper. >> t.o. >> crude numbers, i think to the upside going to flush shorts out and do it again. i think it trades north of 21. >> jc penny down 3%. >> apparel sales lagging for the next five years. j.c. pe

that's almost a $1.75 move to the upside. the nasdaq up almost 2 full percentage points on the percentage moves on the trading session. and that is the equivalent basically of 86 points to the plus side. s&p 500, up 1.3% and the russell 2000 is up 1.3% on the trading day. ty? >> all right, sue, thank you. 2014 turning out to be a banner year for the stock markets and has helped set the stage for the best year for ipos since 2000. what does 2015 have in store? we've got a guy who's got a good view of that. he's the nasdaq group ceo bob greifeld. >> pleasure to be here. >> we talk about this ipo picture. it's been a great year. a lot of them. the nasdaq has been responsible for the bulk of the ipos that have come to market. as you take a look at what's happened in 2014, what exactly is going to happen for 2015? can we expect to see 200 or more ipos again? kathy smith over at renaissance capital, she manages an ipo etf, says that we could see more than 200 ipos next year. >> so the first thing i would say is what's important beh

it's almost all upside. apart from yes, you can say certain sectors in the u.s.enefit from higher oil price, this is almost all upside for the united states. >> quick point about putin. watch it. i worry because they are so dependent on revenue from oil that vladimir putin could precipitate a political crisis somewhere in the world to drive the price of oil back up. it's a very volatile situation. >> couple of other lessons here, one is private initiative and private innovation and private lands. that's the secret of what happened with the u.s. energy revolution. none of this was planned by government and happened because people saw the price go up. let's find new ways to get that difficult oil out. second one, there are no such thing as finite resources. >> as long as we have a price mechanism. >> that's exactly right. >> i think that's a useful lesson for people. whenever you hear someone say we're going to run out of energy the answer is no, we are not as long as you have a market that allows prices to float. >> i think it's also worth pointing out the innovat

triple digits to the upside and triple digits to the red. this market trying to climb into positive territory with the dow down 28. nasdaq down 16. we are only down about 1.3 points in the s&p. >> we are dealing with the collateral effects, collateral damage associated with oil. the hot topic down here right now is not u.s. what is going on in russia. you can still trade russia even though the market is closed there. look at the etf for russia. symbol is rsx down 10%. this is an intraday. this is today. we are still sitting towards the lows of the day. this is all about oil and the big question is how are the russians going to pay for their imports that they have? look at this here. crude oil is one-third of all export revenues, 50% of revenues is crude oil petroleum products. they are massive importers of computers, cars, meat. how are they going to pay for that with oil down 40%. >> that's why the market, the russian market is freaking out a little bit because they can't figure out how to do it and they are concerned about that. let me sho

france and germany actually ended to the upside. i think this is going to strengthen the case for the ecb to begin quantitative easing program sometime in the next several months with all of the greek stuff going on. >> we will talk about that. the big news out of europe early elections coming in grease now in mid january. the stock market steak taking a huge hit on the news. could this be possibly the first step in greece leaving the euro zone? our chief international correspondent michelle caruso-cabrera is on the news line. >> that is why the greek stock market is getting hit so hard. if the election -- that is the news today. they have elections earlier than expected in january of next year rather than 2016. if that election were held today a man named alexis the leader of the radical left his party would win. if he were to win people are concerned based on all the things he says that grease would leave the euro not because he says that. he says he wants grease to stay in the euro. when you start listening to conditions he wants

that's 20 to 30% upside. we like the stock. >> you have to think xiaomi, if they can imitate what apple has done, the one people are pointing at is go pro. you have t day one of the players goes after that market as a well in a bigger way. watch that. it does play into the one i mentioned that has more downside, you still watch that. >> it's hard to pronounce when you look at how it is spelled. xiaomi. we'll talk about this a lot in the future. >> get used to the names. for the next ten years these are the names we'll talk about. masses sieve companies with a massive customer base out there. when you want to play samsung, i am short ewi. the big part of the korean index is samsung. that's a macro call. not a fundamental call on samsung. check out ewi. if you think it is a macro call you short it. agree with tim, buy it. >> are home builders hitting a ceiling? why some are betting against the sec tor in 2015. that's next. >>> home builders lagged the market this year and some don't see 2015 being kinder. mike

they hold on to that $14 number the stock has legs to the upside.do understand oil prices are not going to be down here forever and not going to see gasoline prices down here in the lower 2s. that ends up eventually working well for the f-150. >> the f-150. >> giddy up. >> can you reach the -- if you got in an f-150 -- >> she could. my wife does. she's shorter than mel. >> i'm average stature, guy. >> where? in oz? >> so mean. let it go. so mean. >> that was wrong. >> coming up next, opportunities in junk. hitting the streak but not all bad. the areas worth buying. the chinese smartphone maker that could be in the nail in the coffin for samsung and a major problem for apple. stay tuned. (vo) watching. waiting. for that moment, where right place meets right time. and when i find it- i go for it. (announcer) at scottrade, we share your passion for trading. that's why we give you the edge, with innovative charting and trading features, plus powerful mobile apps so you're always connected, wherever you are. because at scottrade, our passion is to power

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about 20% upside. it started with outperform at wells fargo. >> close to 52-week high. >> it actually looks like music visualized. igy azalea. is that somebody? >> that is somebody. i'm surprised you know who she is. >> let's talk about energy. we have been taking a look at slide and oil pricing. mark west. >> markwest not the pinot noir although it is delicious. it was upgraded to overweight at stevens. target goes to 81. it is a lot of upside seen on markwest energy. 5.3% dividend like all energy names it has been absolutely walloped. stevens trying to defend the name. >> not just stevens. goldman sachs calling it a buy. barclays raised price target. >> maybe 25% drop in a matter of weeks. >> not bad. >> renewable energy company has to do with solar plays. >> jp morgan resuming target. their target terp. about $7 seen. >> they have uped the dividend. be a little more generous to shareholders. >> so final stock because it is called inspire. >> we do this, you will be with us all week. a name that mayb

the rail companies all moving to the upside. >>> thank you, dom. this is silicon valley's newest crime fighter. they are being deployed at high tech campuses like this one at microsoft. at $6.25 an hour the price is hard to beat. let's meet the man behind the bot. >> good to be here. >> tell me about this. you founded this company and came up with this product in response to the sandy hook massacre and boston marathon bombing. i found it interesting that these robots proactively seek out anomalies. they are designed basically to predict and prevent crimes. >> these are autonomous robots, 300 pounds. they roam around on their own not remote control. they can see, feel, hear and smell. think about as smart eyes and ears to help private security guards and law enforcement officers do their jobs. >> what kind of data do they collect that would tell them perhaps that a crime might be going to be committed or that would make them quote/unquote suspicious. >> it is a lot of data. about 90 terabytes of data. it could be anything from running a license plat

at one point he ends up upside down. is able to right himself. >> you do see there are people there. his friends are trying to help him out. reality is that unless they can get to him, he is on his own. >> they can't jump into this whirlpool. i hope they have throw bags. >> they have to be ready for this kind of thing. i have to believe they are ready to help out. >> you see finally someone is able to get him a safety line. he grabs on to it. even while holding on to the line he ends up upside down again. >> this has to be a thrill for the challenge or things like this. it's all part of kayaking. >> after a very long struggle you see that he does lose the kayak, but is able to get his way over to the side on to the rocks. grabbing on to the rope for dear life and making it out alive. >>> this video demonstrates every parents' worst nightmare. setting up something cl for horribly wrong. this happened in northern england. two kids are on a trampoline. 9-year-old casey and her 10-year-old friend. her dad peter watson put th

think about it to add a little protection. >> selling the stock and giving up on all the potential upside. >> get out. >> $2.20. now dan is protected if apple shares fall below that $110 strike price by more than the amount he's spending or 107.80. below that level it doesn't matter how much apple falls because that value will rise in value as the stock falls offsetting potential losses on the stock. >> everybody getting this so far? >> keep in mind there is a trade-off and by buying that put dan is giving up on $2 a share if apple rises further. he needs it to rise above 116.20 to see a profit. with the holidays just around the corner apple fanatics all the have the same question. what will dan do with his trade now? well, now this put is worth nearly double what it cost last month? dan, do you keep holding onto it. >> i think you do, to help you hold onto something you're very convicted in. at the time implied volatility was -- that's giving you an opportunity to spread these puts. i'd be surprised to see this thing below 100 just on its fundamental news between now and january. their q

the stunt entails hanging upside down and escaping from a straight jacket. he wanted to take it up a notch. >> he decided to perform the stunt with the rope holding him up upside down on fire. >> jasen's best friend, joe chasney, works as his emcee. he remembers the morning of the show real clearly. >> we were out on site really, really early. we had to run through so many things with so many people. >> jasen's entire family is in attendance. >> how do you feel about your brother performing? >> very, very calm. >> they filmed the events of the day from a distance. >> so excited. >> the local news is there to cover jasen's story. as jasen gets ready to take the stage, the weather begins to turn. >> you maybe can't see, but there's a huge storm blowing in here. the wind is majorly picking up. and it's raining. >> night falls and the crowd is filled with anticipation. >> we were so concerned with putting on an entertaining show -- i'm telling you, it never occurred to us at any moment that the rain would be a factor. a hurricane could have come to michigan, wou

about 22% upside. nine analysts cover the stock. tick ticker twou.s bullish on twou. >>> to "talking numbers" we take a look usually at a stock, sometimes something else from a fundamental and technical perspective. let's talk about a company in the news on that friday before last saturday and yesterday the monday. wal-mart on the fundamentals, katie scott on the technicals. dare i say both of you, the rules apply to you, too, if you say cyber you know what you owe a buck to the "street signs" cocktail squad. katie, let's take a look at wal-mart stock first. >> the chart looks great. you really can't not like it as a technical analyst. it broke out above important resistance on back of the earnings report in november, completed a bullish triangle formation and really since then it has exhibited very strong positive momentum. also recently we have noticed that wal-mart has started to outperform the s&p 500. that is important to note it has happened along with other consumer staple stocks that you have seen outperformance there. when you see bullish re

or, the plate was put incorrectly and the paper was put in upside down. part of the legend and the tail so t make the inverted jenny fun -- however it happened, it is the greatest error in the history of the united states. >> now, why did we open up this brand-new gallery? the main reason is we have no more room. we have all this phenomenal stuff to show, and we had very few spaces downstairs in the museum. in, so we decided that we would expand the museum and build the largest stamp gallery. william gross is a philanthropist, and he has a lot of stamps. we actually have 400 other donors that also contribute to the project. it was the outpouring of folks interested. we want to show the beauty stamps, and also the educational value of stands. the designers had a very difficult job. this new to design territory -- iit was an interesting challenge, i think it worked out beautifully. you go into gallery is where you learn about how stamps were used. they were used for transportation. you can learn how to read an envelope. >> what we have done here in the sect

all ten sectors in the s&p 500 are on the upside.n i started here at 9:30 on the air energy was far and away the leader. look at the xle. the energy etf. the simple way to own the s&p energy sector. 's been straight down seanince open. the problem as you might guess is oil. oil has been just all over the place the last two days. up and down and up and down. we started on the upside and it's been straight down. hitting the lows for the day right now skma haes what's been pulling energy down. ask anybody down here what would help the stock market other than the dovish fed and they will tell you some stability in oil please. so you saw oil back in october. 55, 56. better than 40% drop. this doesn't lend a lot of confidence to people who are trying to pick bottoms particularly in energy stocks. in the meantime modest rallies in another sector that's been beaten up and that is the commodity names. a simple way to play this there are a number of etfs associated with them. mxi has a lot of big names in it. that is trying to rally as well. a

they are saying that it looks like it is upside down, so that could be it every >> that is really curious. we will take a short break. headlines coming up right afterwards. >> hello and welcome to today's web news with our stories making headlines. coming up on today's show two police officers murdered. the u.s. side jim offers a musical retrospective on 2014 -- jib jab. emotions run high in new york following two police officer shot dead in their police car on saturday. reactions are flooding in online. rexam users feel that by declaring his support for the demonstrators and lashing out at the message the town counselor could partly be to blame for last weekend's tragedy. >> this opinion is expressed in particular by george attacking, the former governor of the state of new york. his opinion that the two murders are related to the -- is void view is shared by many, some of whom are using the #blood on his hands to slam the new york mayor's attitude. apart from opening criticizing buildable ozzie l on social media, the angry citizens have set up an online petition calling for his immediat

a couple of bucks of upside there. if you own it pay attention to. >> goldman sachs upgrading to an attractive buy rating. >> appetite, grub hub. goldman likes the more reasonable valuation, less demanding expectations on the stock. they like grub hub. the ticker is grub. they removed price line.com from the conviction buy list. >> monster beverage upgraded to buy. >> target boosted to 110. about 20% more upside on what has been a red hot stock. the same call upgraded boston beer to a buy. when it is beer we tell you twice. >> upping to a buy. >> you're the fashion. are crocs acceptable to wear? >> i did have a pair. they were wonderful for padding around in the australian beaches. >> $16 target on crocs about 20% upside. the analyst says it is about the man and the product because there is a new ceo who has 20 years of foot wear experience. they are optimistic. >> now for today's under the radar name above the clouds. it is spirit air. i love the ticker. >> believe it or not they are walking on air. whoever thought th

look where goldman sachs was -- >> any rate to the upside. look at morgan stanley. 52 week highs today. and old tech. everybody wants to dismiss it and say they can't go further. western digital, sea gate, old names, 52 week highs. ibm on a big bounce. hewlett packard. a lot of things i think have great potential. to your point, do you take some off? absolutely. but i still want expose your to the upside. >> a couple of days steve brasso we're talking levels and key ones we could break below now we're talking about levels we may reach. >> look at the s&p and it definitely sets up technically to close the year out right around these levels. that's based on for the last year the selloffs and the recovery bounces we've seen in the s&p when we broke the 50 and 100 day and eventually the 200 day. so if you look at it basically on a technical basis, we're right here moving sideway, maybe a little higher going to year end, driven mostly by crude. so if crude can stabilize here, middle 50s, that is where you see guys taking fliers out. also theman th

when he went upside down the car just kind of burst into flames all over the car. >> the next minutes terrifying. >> there's a lot of screaming, people yelling. >> everyone please stay back. >> people start rushing down towards the fence to see or get close. >> you cannot be of any assistance to us. >> at any moment the car could explode. safety personnel rush to the track to try to douse the flames. >> we'll take care the drivers the best we can. >> the safety crew gets to the car as quick as they can and try to spray down the fire, to get the fire under control. >> driver terry muskrat struggles to free himself from the wreckage. >> terry muskrat's car gets engulfed in the flame. he's trying to get out of the car. can't seem to get himself out. it was scary, very scary. >> the fire is proving too hot for safety officials who haven't had time to put on protective clothing. suddenly someone wearing a fire suit runs into the flames. >> at this point, i see a driver run over. >> it's kip hughes. >> here comes kip hughes out of nowhere. he runs to the side of terry's car and starts work

when we talked about that really didn't seem like an upside remaining if the fund given the concerns and our right they are liquid and we didn't have the concerns we'd be the last investor now detain from $300 million from its peak and those subsequential you out flows for the ousting and teachers there's been a lot of high profile redemption the foreclosed redeems was scheduled to hoop the same day and taken place in looking at the best interests the planter not moving expeditiously what was the best. >> those are liquid securities what's the problem because they're going to get notifications of allowed shuns they can facilitate the cash this is not equity you can't have a run on the accounts can i address that in terms of 6 if you see lick idiot issues what's the symptoms of the detain see of liquid shuns. >> it's true those are liquid they're not exclusive government bones it is not just you know very at this time securities most of it it they have lots of cash really what the concern comes down to say just to mitigate any reflexes from waiting tloo there could be - >> i'm asking

being upside down is just weird. it's a different perspective. >> using various parts of their bodies to catch wind, skydivers can exercise a good degree of control over false speed and direction. but the slightest shift, even just a hand, can cause a miscalculation. in this case, with harrowing consequences. >> i passed by my friend, really fast. >> unintentionally he ends up corking, as in a cork shooting out of a champagne bottle and he's heading straight for a fellow diver. he slams into his friend. >> just felt incredible amount of pain. it was so hard. it didn't cross my mind it could be one of my friends. he was coming 85 miles per hour and hit a person standing. evandro survives the impact of the collision but now he's freefalling, disoriented and in tremendous pain. >> i couldn't breathe. i'm trying to figure out what happened. i'm trying to concentrate and, oh, my god, what am i going to do? what is this? is my parachute okay? the pain in my back was enormous. my brain was just like racing. i was trying har

there is still an upside but on a selective basis. i think the u.s. outperformance has not been consistent for well over a year against the most dwoment developed markets. that may tire a little bit in 2015, but on average, i think equities, still, the asset class to hold next year. >> let's take that apart a little bit. if i'm a known u.s. investor, is the u.s. still the place to be ? will i gain as a result as a result of the foreign exchange story and will that compensate me maybe for the lack of performance maybe vs. european equities? where do i put my money? >> i think i would keep the money in the u.s., but i think that the backdrop that is improved on europe. i think markets have disappointed somewhat in 2014 but i think strars better aligned for 2015, especially if the e.c.b. is going to deliver what everyone is expecting in january, namely that they will start to expand their balance sheet more aggressively. europe and the eurozone is the place to be. and then japan, where we think there is also some more upside. >> market there closed up 2

or three we need money on the table with the fees forces the community benefits and share on the upside we had this conversation this doesn't cover one hundred percent of the impact thirty or 40 percent we need to get that number up higher i don't know how but as a policy getting 60 or 70 we try to leverage it but we're trying to patch the money to mitigate the impacts but i mean it's we have more of a shared responsibility especially from the upside of the vendors maybe to the mayor's office as well to figure out how to do that the other one we also hear that projects don't pan out i'd like to have a developer and trust you come up and show me let's talk about the profit and the costs and let's talk about the costs of the unit show me and the public i think you'll get a lot more people to trust you reilly you're putting a lot of our money on the line and our risking a lot there's uncertainty in the market i'd like to see what the project looks like and it will help the public out a lot i invite it if somebody is willing to do that in the future other one is you know, i sat in a i guess

and margins, margins have so much upside. their goal is to get to 35, 40% margins.y're at 20. >> difficult to make a fund mentally negative case on twitter what it is as a brand and where it can be, simply the criticism has been about the management. >> sure. >> team more than anything else. you own twitter or any of the social media stocks? >> let's look at the valuation on twitter. a company with a $25 billion market cap that has only about one-tenth of that in sales right now. so the growth rate may be good, but the prospects for twitter are going to have to be on point to justify that kind of valuation going forward. we really tend to shy away from more speculative stocks when the momentum turns down because for a stock like twitter, the investor base is often going to be more growth or momentum style investors when the stock turns down heavily as it has this year, that natural investor base goes away. so it's hard to know who's going to step in and buy. it's not going to be a value player. >> all right. coming up, we're going to go under the radar. three market

huge upside seen by capital one securities on cclp. okay.e show we referenced maybe a scary chart appearing for the stock market, right? let's talk a little more about it. it's called the hindenberg omen in the s&p 500. now, tom mcclellan of the mcclellan market report newsletters is on the technicals. pointed it out to us and the world. what is the hindenberg omen and what might, might it mean for stocks? >> well, it's a warning that there might be trouble ahead. it was creed by a guy names jim mika several years ago as a signal, and what you find is on the same day, if you have both new highs and new lows greater than a certain percentage, right now it's greater than 90 each and if -- if the new york composite index is in an up trend and if you have a mcclellan oscillator negative all on same day you get this hindenberg omen and it's good for 30 days but it gets invalidated any time the mcclellan oscillator goes back positive. had one of those earlier this week. got invalidated. it looks like based on the numbers that we have right now we'

he has been upside down and flown high g manuevers.e and different parameters and he is from this area. heather: that being the case when he requested not once, but several times to go to a higher altitude, he knew that that needed to happen but he was denied it. >> he was but that is totally routine and expected. pilots always ask for higher altitudes. could have been to burn off fuel. most likely in this situation he was getting a rough ride, possibly wanted to go higher. he did ask for a turn. he was granted the turn. if he felt the flight was in any danger simply indicated emergency and initiated climb. puzzling thing most pilots his experience level with that kind of very bad weather with thunderstorms topping over 50,000 feet would not elect to climb to get out of the weather because at 38,000 feet you're dangerously close to the service ceiling of that airplane, nearly compromises your performance. so what i'm thinking that perhaps conditions he was in not that bad at that time and maybe he did not see how bad they were ahead if

would imply just about a 12% upside from around here. you sound like you're a bull, and yet you've got base clay neutral rating. >> quick correction, apology. we kept our fair value at 73. we did raise estimates. but there's two real factors here for maintaining our sector rating on the stock. the valuation on this stock by anyone's token is very rich. and that's kind of an inarguable point. the second point is when you're looking at the longer-term trajectory, we're giving this company credit here over the next five years or so of cheating unit volumes in the ten-minute range. we think we need to see the upside that would warrant the double-digit -- well into the double-digit millions, to warrant a sustainably higher stock price above our fair value target. that's the basis for our sector rating. >> hey, it's brian kelly. so it seems to me that really -- we've talked about it. that go pro has the technology, but anybody can copy it. it all comes down to whether or not it has the marketing and can create this ecosystem. my question is, b

. >> but selling the stock and giving up on the potential upside? >> get out. >> so to protect his apple stock dan instead bought the january 1/10 strike put for $2.20. now dan is protected if apple shares fall below that $110 strike price by more than the amount he's spending, or below $107.80. below that level, it doesn't matter how far apple shares fall between now and january expiration. because that put will rise in value as the stock falls offsetting potential losses on his apple stocks. >> everybody getting this so far? >> but keep in mind that there is a tradeoff. and by buying that put dan is giving up on $2.20 of profits if apple shares rise further. that means with apple at $114, he needs it to rise above $116.20 before he can see profits again on his apple stock. so far apple shares have been stuck between $120 and $110. but with the holidays around the corner, apple fanatics have the same question -- what will dan do with his trade now? now this put is worth nearly double what it cost last month? dan, do you hold on to it? >> i think yo