>> me. >> don't en even start. >> b.k.wful. >> the pete najarian dance, that was classic. >> there was no question what he was doing. even though it wasn't our team's time to answer. >> exactly. b.k.'s panda was terrible, too. >> i was an angry panda. >> i loved that. i didn't know what you were doing. >> angry bear. that's an angry bear. >> played it very well, sort of. >> well, maybe we'll resurrect that. that's what we do during the breaks, maybe we'll show it some time. you tweet it, we trade it. this one's for guy. >> yeah. >> groupon, i shorted it, looks attractive for a long play. what do you think? >> clearly a fan of the show because when they came out, trading down to nine, we said, don't be fooled. it's going a lot lower. you probably have wednesday of next week. wednesday of next week is wednesday of this week, that's when you grab it. i think maybe 7.25, maybe 7.50 handled. >> karen, your thoughts on walgreen, what level would you buy? >> at the level it is right here, i'd be interested in buying cvs instead.

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i want to get b.k. in here. i know b.k.i have to respect is a very interesting play. i was going to ask you about this. you say the fed is going to remain easy as far as the eye can see. all right. let me challenge you a little bit. they are going to end qe. >> right. >> they are saying -- at least some of them -- they will start raising the target rate and take cash out of the market next year, 2015. >> maybe. >> yeah, okay. but by the middle of this year, or the autumn of this year, won't the stock market start to discount that? i ask you. >> i think that it's not a foregone conclusion that they are going to tighten next year. the statements that the fed has been making is that they will not only keep rates low at 6.5% unemployment but even through 6.5% unemployment. so there isn't really a trigger at which point they are going to raise rates. they are giving themselves lots of leeway to avoid doing that. >> all right. fair enough. fair enough. you're right. why are you buying gold and silver? >> the gold and silver deman

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change i suppose it makes more sense i mean that's one point of having a show in there of an impartial b.k. anymore that's quite attractive. she should could you show our flag you know be difficult for people to have any change really yeah i mean i'd be sad. so many things would have to be changed. it really was that the many. you know the union jacks enjoyed a resurgence in recent years becoming an iconic brand again appearing on everything from high fashion to soft furnishings it would be haute for britain to discard it and indeed there are no firm plans to change it even if scotland does declare independence. alex salmond might do well to bear the flag in mind as this war of words save a scotland gets dirtier and. well k. thanks jill with all the sporting highlights from sochi. judy cox a utah mother out of spite but an entire line of t. shirts at a popular chain store at her local mall the reason that she bought them was because she feels that the images of nearly naked women on them violate her local towns decency code she wants to make it clear though that she feels the store has the

. >> dennis, it's b.k. you got me hungry over here. i'm curious. your newsletter goes out to every major investor in the world. when you talk with clients, do they share your view of another 8% lower? or are you getting pushback? are you seeing panic? >> i'm getting pushback more than anything. it's as if, no, everybody is relatively complacent about it. it's something to be expected. oh, what's 5%? you and i both know 5%, if you're on margin, can be very disconcerting. i think there's more to be done here. on balancbalance, i'm getting pushback. people are saying, i'm not worried about it. >> dennis, we're going to leave it there. thanks for your time. dennis gartman of the gartman letter. dennis is not seeing panic yet. that goes to your point about come pl complacency in the market. >> if you're trading, you should never be panicked. it should be opportune. investors sit around and have been rewarded handily. you have to have a good look at the market and say, is this a time where i pull the rip cord and re-evaluate? you can get back in. we'll s

and b.k., would you get back in? >> no, not yet.e are starting to come to the end of the cold season. at least we're all hoping that. despite what the groundhog said last season. now you have to wait and you either don't trade it till the summer comes. or if we get another cold snap then maybe you go back in. but there's a second derivative trade on this. that's going to be fruits and vegetables coming up. cauliflower and broccoli are going to be expensivive becausef that. >> you can feed it to the groundhog. >> it's cold, yeah. >> all right. punxsutawney phil. >> coming up next, after removing the last big bitcoin wallet, it has some bitcoin fans throwing their iphones out the window, literally. the ceo will join us next. >> "fast money" means trading. the entire trading day is the preparation for the show that night. >> it's idea generation. all about giving you a framework on how to look at the market. as the world has changed, the show has evolved. >> i'm pete najarian. i'm "fast money." >> go to the nbc universal store and orde

. >> one thing i would push back on b.k. right now, is this has been extreme. this is not just, the weather's pretty bad and everybody's starting to suffer. this is something that's affected the entire northeast. and you look towards the midwest. and towards maine, this has been a monstrous season, the entire month of january. you look at how that's affecting the airlines, for instance, with all of the various delays and some of those canceled flights. everything coming together. it comes down to what people want to spend their money on. you look at the gas pump, that's a little cheaper right now. i look at michael kors. they blew those earnings away. under armour, blew it away last week. and jcpenney you see that their sales improved a little bit. but what did they improve against? absolutely nothing. they were down 30% last year. consumers can spend in certain areas of the marketplace. and they're very specific where they're going to spend their money. >> are we back into this buy for retailers where you have the high-end spending and the lower end will be im

. >> our adrenaline junkie b.k.ill be happy because the markets will go into panic again. >> exactly. >> i think we all needed a boring day today. >> kevin, you're an adrenaline junkie to some extent. what's your read? >> if we're going to get north of $200 of earnings on the s&p 500 this year, i have got to see consistent, good growth, and i want these companies to succeed. i've liked earnings so far but the new worry i have got, when i start to see meltdown in emerging markets where 47% to 50% of s&p sales come from, that's why you have concern, why you have a correction. will there be compression in the price earnings ratios as a result of no growth when the growth here in the u.s. has been anemic? it's the first time i have worried about it in two years. >> let me ask you this, why are you worried about it now when to some extent emerging markets were weaker this time last year. even though you cite a high number, there are a lot of people saying most domestic companies don't really have that much exposure. >> t

ups and downs in the final months day the london new york sang night and the rest because i was going b.k. can be everything on. facebook. is a. welcome across talk we're all things are considered i'm peter we're discussing the recent developments in ukraine. ok jane. i'd like to go back to you in washington we can disagree about the origins of this ok i'm leaning towards daniel side here but let's look at now and let's look forward you know i was brought up if you go into a store and you break something you have to buy it ok now it seems to me that the european union and washington they have to buy this because and i'm and i'm i have been to many many times i've been to ukraine many times it's a wonderful wonderful country and now it is on the a business i mean you know if you can if you want regime change i mean it seems like so many institutions are running to greet this government that it's dupee it's a gallery is dubious at the very best you could say is the west going to step in and in some estimates it's thirty five billion dollars just this year and will have to be thirty five bil