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>> long island new york, forget about it, booyah! >>> booyahs come from all across america.el yours. >>> yesterday everybody was talking about the big cover story from barrons this weekend, enter the bull. predicting the dow jones industrial average heading to 15,000 or even 17,000 over the next couple years, a lot of people scoffed, that the 15,000 target was like dow 36,000, the outrageously irrationally exuberant book written at the height of the dot-com bubble that forecasted massive gains for years to come. that was right before the market imploded. but i think the time we're paid to always be more cynical, i think it's passed. it's only after the last dozen or so years where every bull market has been viciously torn to pieces, every shred of optimism has been beaten out of most investors that we're instinctively suspicious of anybody that says stocks are headed higher over the long term. for the dow to get to 15,000, it's a little less than a 17% increase where we are now and the prediction is it would happen over the next two years. we're only talking of annual gains

let go to kristi. >> caller: i'm calling from ohio, a big booyah to you. >> that is an awesome booyah and best in show. >> caller: what can you tell me about aa. >> they are debating closing another plant in australia. if europe comes back that they go back to 14. i think it okay, i cannot recommend it. that ladies and gentlemen is the conclusion of lightening round. l and hurtle us all into space, which would render retirement planning unnecessary. but say the sun rises on december 22nd and you still need to retire, td ameritrade's investment consultants can help you build a plan that fits your life. we'll even throw in up to $600 when you open a new account or roll over an old 401(k). so who's in control now, mayans? ♪ [ male announcer ] offering four distinct driving modes and lexus' dynamic handling, the next generation of lexus will not be contained. the all-new 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. ♪ >>> i like big themes cannot lie. that was the third theory of investing, i'm like a broken record when it comes to my favorite themes, have the long-term trends in the back of your

mitchell. >> caller: booyah from kentucky. >> booyah back at you. >> caller: i've been in people's unitedal for a while now and did not know if i should buy more, hold or sell. >> i do like it longer term. rich in new york? >> caller: booyah, jim, your old firm, goldman sachs. >> they are going higher, nobody likes the stock. another one, morgan stanley, i had a face off with my friend doug kass, and i got to tell you, he thinks that morgan stanley is a sale, but i think it a buy, buy, buy. keith in pennsylvania? >> caller: hey, bucks county booyah. >> my old stomping grounds, we know it. >> caller: pfizer getting hammered lately, should i sell? >> no, they have a big buy-back, it's not my favorite, but they are fine, they will be protected by that yield. do not forget bristol meyers. i do not care that it came down a bit. i like it more. vincent. >> caller: what is up, jim? >> not much. >> caller: i want to know where ford is headed. >> ford is doing okay, there is an article about how bad gm is doing in europe. but ford has china, and gm doesn't. ford is going to flatline until europe i

. >> caller: booyah. today, existing home sales went up 4.3% month to morning would now be a good time to reinvest with usg? >> i would rather be in berkshire hathaway. you have a lot of stuff going for you and stock not doing anything, and right into the warren buffett letter. by the way, on "squawk box" on monday. probably good things happening there. if he is going to spend all morning on "squawk" and the letter coming out. maybe that's the better play. >>> eric in new york. >> caller: big new york booyah. love your show. >> thank you. what's going on? >> my question about alcoa, symbol aa. i picked up the stock last week, when it went back on thursday. with the report released about a manufacturing slowdown in china and alcoa signing a joint venture with the chinese, how will this affect prices in general? and where is alcoa headed? >> oil prices still not going up, and very challenging circumstances a couple metals challen challenged, and aluminum is not going higher. be careful with alcoa. not havin

long island booyah! >> i got to get there soon. what's up?ller: sbs, the brazilian water company for years, value has more than doubled. recently made a big move. what do you think? >> my friend, you know more about it than i do. i got to come back. brazilian water company is not my strong suit. let me make some notes, we'll come back and analyze it. it's on a hot streak. jean in virginia. >> caller: hi, jim. i would like your opinion on graph tech international. gti. >> it confounds me why that stock is not doing better. energy solutions situation, people really like it. i have to come back and say i got to do more. involved in the steel business. a lot of guys downgraded steel stocks. let me come back and see if it's because of problems in steel industry. let's go to doug in texas. >> booyah, from texas ranger country. >> yeah, i forgot. pitchers and catchers. looking good, rangers. what's going on? >> tal international group. >> this is a terrific situation with a good yield and good momentum when it comes to transports. i prefer this to t

>> caller: hey, booyah, jim. hes. >> disappointed in hes i think they communicate the story poorly, i'll say i would rather see you in eog, take advantage of the run in hes and do something else. let's go to ike in pennsylvania. >> caller: hi, jim, booyah. >> booyah, ike. >> caller: okay, my stock is caribou coffee, speculation and i thought vis-a-vis starbucks. >> no merger, caribou i like the company, i prefer starbucks, why? because howard schultz and the people at nike, they are my two favorite nike, starbucks and mcdonald's, all companies that are just hugely valuable growth stocks, throw in yum brands. >> matthew in florida. >> caller: jim! how are you? >> pretty darned good, matthew, how are you? >> caller: i'm good, i 'm good. with the oil prices going up and earnings coming out in two weeks, tell me what you think about kodiak oil and gas. >> i can't cure that fever up to 106 when kodiak reports. buy. let's not forget continental resources and eog. john in florida? >> caller: hi, jim, john kowalski, xero

army officer booyah from virginia. >> thank you for serving booyah, right back at you, sir. >> you guys made it all worth it. >> they go at it, those guys are on my 9:00 "squawk on the street," what's up? >> i want to thank you for making my hobby fun again, two years ago i started watching your show, read your books. my question is i'm long in general mills, but since kellogg has got pringles, i'm wondering if i should augment my position. >> someone upgraded general mills, kellogg, that new ceo has real horse sense picking off that pringles. stick with mills, if kellogg goes back to 51 i'll buy it. joe in pennsylvania! >> caller: booyah, from philadelphia. >> negative story about the inquirer. i love the paper, what is on your mind? >> caller: i got a question, i want to know if i should be buying, looks like it's going straight up, they went through a deal for $4.3 billion worth of soybeans with china. them and a couple people, any help there? >> i'm nervous, because john deere's report, de, i didn't like the tone. i felt they were calling the top of the ag. i can't tell to you buy b

cody in michigan. >> caller: booyah.e friday's job report it was the higher, where do you think that paychecks is going? >> i think automatic data did not have good things to say, they have been saying they are not that great, but when they go well, it will soar. let go to shelley. >> caller: jim you are a great teacher and we love your show >> thank you. >> caller: i have a question about a company called one oak, and it the symbol is oke >> terrific company has over shot the yield, went up so much that the yield is not that high anymore. i still want to own the company. i would like it to come down a bit more bring would pull the trigger. jim in california, jim? >> caller: booyah cramer, i'm in the house of pain in one of stocks. >> that is an apartment complex offensive pain and until they report two good quarters they are in the major penalty box. i'm not kidding. i mean they are like, wow, wow. i mean, they, give it a couple quarters. i'm stunned because interlink is one of the worst companies we have had on the sho

this is jim from virginia beach with a bright, sunny, tucson gem show booyah for you. >> i'm glad you clarified that with the tucson initiative. what's up? >> caller: hey, i'm looking at vodafone. it came in with really poor earnings today. i bought it on your recommendation about a year ago. it's been going up today. >> yes, it has. >> caller: but what about the fact -- what is the concern with europe on that thing? >> i have to tell you, i think europe will join caterpillar here and say that europe will be in better shape a year from now than it is right now and i'll urge you to stay with vodafone even though everyone despises it. i kind of like it. i kind of like it. let's go to robert in pennsylvania. >> caller: my name is robert from north hampton county, pennsylvania. >> i used to live there. i was just a few miles from natural gas land. what's up? >> caller: based on wells fargo's recent agreement regarding mortgages and foreclosures, should i continue to invest in wells fargo, jim? >> i think wells fargo is a fantastically undervalued situation. i cannot believe the stock is s

>> a big boulder, colorado, rocky mountain high booyah to you, jim. >> that's a better high than what can come up with. >> first, what's your take on apple's prize with the retailer? it seems strange with the cheap retail model compared to apple's high-end model, and secondly, at what point should we consider taking profit off of it with the possible european fall? >> these are great questions. i did not know that fellow from dixon's who had become the guru of retail there, but i have to believe that tim cook, i'm not going to second guess this fellow, he's making us too much money, and when the stock gets expensive is when we will sell it and it's not expensive. let's go to chris in new jersey, chris? >> hey, jim, a garden state exit 109 boo-yah to you. >> i'm an exit 141 guy myself. what's on your mind? >> excellent. with the recent earnings taking a hit from the generic competitors, who is benefiting? >> we like big pharma and they have drugs on the pipe. i'm not worried about eli lilly at all. what's hot and what's not? what's working and what's not? there's a dichotomy in the mar