we just had bob nardelli here on set. he's responsible for laying the egg -- and you say this.und for fiat to do this kind of growth. it's really been the jeep brand that has boosted sales up 15% in january. dodge ram sales were up 19% in january. trucks are a huge part of this. but fiat chrysler putting up better numbers in the street was looking for. stephanie: we have to keep our foot on the pedal. exxon earnings are up. collects without a the drop in earnings, not surprising, 67% -- $.67. i'm looking at a sales numbers well. looking for sales number i should say. there's not one that's immediately coming out on the headlines. i will bring you that as soon as we get it. the companies the ceo saying in a statement that of course the silver ball -- the sales result are reflective of the environment. the oil equivalent production of 4.8% in the fourth quarter, from the fourth quarter of 2014. the company also talks about cash flow from operations and asset sales of $501 billion that includes asset sale proceeds of $785 million. for many of these large oil companies, the dividen

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one thing i want to say, and bob nardelli said it a couple hours ago was that walmart was one of thehat raised its salaries, so is that's an issue, too, that might be hurting them. stuart: highly political stock, that one. as we said, we're up close to 800 points in the last three trading sessions, and, larry, come back in again, please. i've said this is a solid rebound. have i jinxed it? is it solid? are we going to keep going up a little? [laughter] >> well, i don't know if i'd be necessarily a buyer today. the market certainly has a hard time going up four days in a row, you know, even three days in a row. the s&p has been up 120 points, you know, over the last three days, so there's certainly been a whole lot of buying, wouldn't surprise me to see a little bit of profit taking and then maybe resume, but it would be a surprise if we go up four days in a row. stuart: d.r., you will agree, surely, this has been a nice rebound so far. >> we've had a great rebound, and it's a bit historic. let me give you some numbers. out of the last 50 years, we've had 29 instances are -- where the