bottom, okay, crude, then bottom euro. all right? look at this. top crude, top -- i'm sorry, top each time it leads, if that's the case then we're going to go -- well, i don't want to get ahead of myself. is there really -- is there really reason to believe oil can make a come back in the not too distant future? after all a lot of investors have gotten killed the betting off of the bottom even as the commodity continues its decline intermittent breeders that have been bear traps like i think maybe today, i don't know, why does garner think this time it's different? take a gander of this weekly chart of west texas intermediate crude. first off garner notes we are one last year, usually right around christmas. like now. although of course the seasonal predictions i would point out if that's merely your estimates based on patterns that played early, late, in some years they don't come at all. it's important that the dollar sees seasonal tendencies, they do matter more than they don't. in a year when it's going to be 70 degrees on christmas which shou

i see whole foods is bottom. mike in missouri. >> caller: booyah kansas city southern. >> no, i'd rather own union pacific. i need brian in new york. brian. >> caller: yeah, jim, happy holidays. centurylink. do you think it's a buy, sell or hold? >> i'm not reaching for yield. i've got enough problems. go to ventos. let's go to sammy in louisiana. >> caller: booyah, jim and merry christmas. >> same. >> caller: i want to get your take on dollar general. >> i like that corner. the stock has upside all over. mary ann in california. >> caller: hey, jim. thanks for taking my call. hello from san diego. i want to know if visa credit card. >> in charlie sharp we trust. 5.1 the highs, i think it takes out the high if we get any relief in oil, that sounds nutty dave in arizona. >> caller: happy holiday to you, jim, and entire staff. i'm looking for pacific biosciences, am i too late to get in. >> i think you are. it's just had a major move. i should have caught that one earlier. my bad. it's on me. let's go to josh in geo

here is the bottom line, patterns matter.hen you see head and shoulders pattern don't take any chances, sell, sell, sell, at least some of it, please. when you see a reverse head and shoulders developing even if it makes no sense when it comes to which stock it is happening to you've got to consider buying something. that's how powerful these moves are and the work on these two patterns is vindicated far more often than the skeptics would ever think possible. stay with cramer. >>> we've run the gamut of technical trading tonight on the show including the head and shoulders and reverse head and shoulders setup that have big up and down moves. they can tell us when the truth when the fundamentals give us little insight. one chart type we have come to love on "mad money" is the cup and handle pattern. we've seen it so often it's been to reliable i have used it to keep myself in stocks that otherwise i might have been turned off on or shaken out by. take the stock of cramer fave dominoes. we got behind the pizza franch certificat

here is the bottom line, patterns matter. when you see head and shoulders pattern don't take any chances, sell, sell, sell, at least some of it, please. when you see a reverse head and shoulders developing even if it makes no sense when it comes to which stock it is happening to you've got to consider buying something. that's how powerful these moves are and the work on these two patterns is vindicated far more often than the skeptics would ever think possible. stay with cramer. phil! oh no... (under his breath) hey man! hey peter. (unenthusiastic) oh... ha ha ha! joanne? is that you? it's me... you don't look a day over 70. am i right? jingle jingle. if you're peter pan, you stay young forever. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. you make me feel so young... it's what you do. so spring has sprung. looking for 24/7 digestive support? try align for a non-stop, sweet-treat-goodness hold-onto-your-tiara, kind-of-day. live 24/7 with 24/7 digestive support. technical

but we could hit a bottom, we have not hit yet. if you take a look at stores, that looks like the qualifier in terms of have we hit peak storage. global inventory could get strained, but will he hit floating storage. is this for oil what would take everything to the dark side? edward: there are two things at work. and oil, getting to in oil were the prices lower than the price producing the commodity, that would prevent it from going into southern territory. and if we need to move into floating inventory, crude oil, that would be an incremental expense that might be 50% higher at the beginning than the cost of on land storage. that would push prices down. there is plenty of floating inventory available, probably 200 million barrels of capacity in the world today that could handle a lot more floating storage than what will be necessary. we could probably, the market will test, if not in december in january, just like it did a year ago when there was a rush for floating capacity. it is not quite there yet, but it is on the verge. it

it was this kind of wisdom that allowed him to call the bottom in march of 2009, the haynes bottom. mark made very few calls when he was at cnbc. he only made them when he thought things were at extremes. a creche endo of selling, he called it. when he voiced an opinion, he typically nailed it. for some stocks, there was a crescendo too much. we have two groups of players playing at the card table right now. the first is resigned to the fed raising rates. these players take their cards and throw them back. their reasoning? if the fed is going to tighten, then you have to get out of everything. i hate this kind of black and white thinking. we see it all the time. it's no negative, and it's rarely right. why do i hate this logic? if the fed is going to tighten when the economy is getting weak, exhibits what the thesis is, then it stands to reason you don't want any industrials or minerals or mining stocks. you have to be careful with airlines, construction companies, auto manufacturers. you sure don't want homebuilders, remember what toll had, or the raw materials, chemicals, paper st

for friday night, the bottom really falls out with lows in the teens here in the metro. there will be a push of warmer air by saturday, however, and our temperatures will rebound nicely to and upper 40s by sunday. sabrina: moving now to a sad end to a grain bin rescue mission in southern iowa -- where a farmhand has died. emergency crews swarmed the farm in clarke county near murray on a call about a man stuck in a grain bin wednesday morning. they spent the next few hours working to find the man and get him out. unfortunately the rescue efforts didn't result in a rescue. a 39-year-old man lost his life after crews did everything they could to save him. crews from creston, afton, murray, winterset, humeston, to save the life of a 39 year old farmhand who fell into this grain bin. osceola fire chief mike fry says a grain bin rescue takes specialized training. visual on him for quite got there. holes in all sides of the bin to release the grain and relieve pressure. they say this bin was three- quarters full with 60- eric reasland was buried inside. he went into the beans

here's my bottom line. whenever my travel trust buys something these days i always want to ask, who is coming in, who has a toehold? it's very rare for a have-not to become a have. when it happens you better take notice or you may find yourself on the wrong side of not just the trade but the actual investment. i need to speak to maybe it's a staff memb. tim in ohio. >> caller: happy new year, how are you doing? >> right back at you, how are you doing? >> good. under armour, i'm holding it at a loss and i'm wondering whyhy under armour has declined over 20 plus percent from its november high and do you think will trace its highs or should i move on? >> i take a long term view. this was not a good fall for under armour, it was just way too warm. they have a lot of clothes that make you feel warmer and it's chilly out, and this has been ideally bad for thth. don't give up on them but accept the fact that it could go down even more. jason in california. >> caller: hi, jim. i've got s se gamestop at about it loo

to pick the bottom again. we're still not through all the impact of a changing economy in china. i go with what's working. i added -- look, i don't like to bottom fish too much unless there's names there. arcima is beaten up. over the years it's been falling for a long time. this is when you have to buy it. it's a trade. you don't fall in love with it. >> we'll take a look at the chart. it's great to have you back. it's been a while with delta. we have 5.5 billion under management or so. how do you see the market between now and the end of the we're and then into the early part of 2016? >> that's a key point. looking to 2016 is what's key right now. where are they setting up their portfolio and prepareded for next year? we are still positive on equity markets. we have -- we still have a strong preference for developed markets. they've just started to surface next year. they're going to come through in a much bigger way next year, which is part of the reason we're staying away from some of the financials global

at the end of 2011 it bottomed out around 80 or 80.5. today it needs to recapture 82 and then you have a double bottom. the s&p, the critical level to look to is 2020. >> all right, on deck, one of wall street's biggest bulls sounding the alarm on a group of stocks that you may own. find out what tom lee says could know dive in the new year. plus, a nightmare on the street of streams, but we have four stocks that you might want to hide out in. those names may surprise. . more fast money after this. santa has a magic snow globe for every family. and this year, look at what he put in our driveway. the lexus december to remember sales event is here. lease the 2016 es350 for $349 a month for 36 months and we'll make your first month's payment. see your lexus dealer. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an eco

tonight the bottom falls out on our temperatures. the metro will see lows in the teens, while northern iowa will see their temperatures dip into the single digits. things do warm up for the weekend. sunshine and wind return for saturday with highs in the upper 30s. sunday the clouds will return to central iowa, but temperatures will be back into the 40s. by sunday evening, rain showers and eventually a wintry mix is possible, especially in eastern iowa. elias: let's get into the top five this morning.... top five this morning.... let's get into the top five this morning.... elias: elias: the search for a missing des moines teen comes to a tragic end. authorities recovered the body of 17-year- old sam kemp granger. his family reported him missing sunday. and after five searching, the team found his afternoon. has been set up for the family. sabrina: in the number morning... sabrina: march first is the new date for iowa medicaid chance over. the centers for medicare and medicaid the centers for medicare and medicaid services have delay

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tonight the bottom falls out on our temperatures. the metro will see lows in the teens, while northern iowa will see their temperatures dip into the single digits. things do warm up for the weekend. sunshine and wind return for saturday with highs in the upper 30s. sunday temperatures will be back into the 40s. by sunday evening, rain showers and eventually a wintry mix is possible, especially in eastern iowa. elias: new this morning, another chance to go to market before christmas... elias: the downtown winter farmers' market returns today and tomorrow, for those looking to stock up on locacally grown and made goods. the market will be open from 9 a-m until one p-m both days. vendors will be set up at kaleidoscope at the hub and capital square. holiday themed entertainment and kids also be available. at ((time check)) we'll take a short break, but still have lots more ahead here short break, but still have lots more ahead here elias: yes, the force is strong with us this morning, but a new star wars movies isn't the only big event b

false choice as your question suggested do we take care of our workers, or do we take care of our bottom line. hgb understand when you treat your workers well that works for the bottom line, the customer and everyone. it creates that shared prosperity. >> we're talking with u.s. labor secretary thomas perez. when we come back we'll focus on wider trends in the job market. what is encouraged and what is happening in workplaces and paychecks. a cup half empty? that's inside story. frontier societies like written everyday. it's not always pretty, but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >> half a million fields will lie fallow. >> if we had another year of this severe drought, i'd say all bets are off. >> you are watching "inside story." i'm ray suarez. bleeding red, white and blue on tonight's edition. >> you're watching "inside story." i'm ray suarez. unemployment rates have fallen sharply. if you're in the workplace now do you feel like you're in position to ask for a raise. if you hire and negotiate can you afford to ris

here's the bottom line. it was ultimately an ugly session. but there were a limited group of high cards worth picking up even as they are thrown down by others this morning who just don't understand the way the game is played. there's always a bull market within these very difficult sessions. still, there were more capitulators than skilled players, and the overall market just couldn't take the pain of weakness in key industries, on this, another day where we feel the hangover of that beautiful friday morning, where employment was strong, and so were the averages, as we had total faith that the fed was going to do the right thing. can you believe that was only a few days ago? let's go to barry in illinois. barry. >> caller: jim, my stock is dell taco. after remodelling the company stores, taco upgraded the menu premises. all that came with a $40 million a year interest expense. with ten straight quarters of increased sales, taco was still in the red. june 30th this year, chicago levy organization paid off a lot of debt, reducing modified inte

tonight the bottom falls out on local five news midday.... the force was strong with local 5 last night, as our own sam schreier was out at jordan creek theaters last night for the premiere of the latest star wars movie. sabrina: the contested deadline for governor branstad's new medicaid plan has now been pushed back. sabrina: and noah laprei, arrested for for beating his grandmother to death, had his first court appearance this week. "local 5 news midday in hd starts now. we are iowa" sabrina good morning and thanks for joining us for local 5 news midday...i'm sabrina ahmed. sabrina: a developing story in oskaloosa this morning, where a death investigation is underway sabrina: the mahaska county sheriffs office says a hunter came across a dead body in the woods tuesday. the discivery was made in a small wooded area just north of oskaloosa. authorities are working on an identity of the the body has been sent to the examiner's office stay with local 5 this investigation. sabrina: accused of year-old grandmother to death appeared in court wedn

the bottom line is we need a presence over there. we need to end this war in syria and iraq before it comes here. another 9/11 is in the making. we got back and we were briefed about the terrorist attack. it scared me how sophisticated it was. the next 9/11 is being planned in the middle east by isis. my plan is to destroy them. the last thing is if you do not have determination and will, you will lose. you have to have the determination to destroy the enemy. if you're looking for an easy way forward, i do not offer it. if you're looking for a plan to win, i got it. i seek victory, not containment. we will win because radical islam is on the wrong side of history. it is just how many people have to die between now and then. that is more debt your children can never pay off. what drives the debt -- anyone here born from 1946 to 1964? anyone born after 1964? good luck. you will need it. i am a baby boomer. we will retire soon. we will want our social security checks paid and our medical bills honored. if not, we better find a way to fi

let me give you the bottom line.tocks indicate mattel stock is going to win this this holiday season. hasbro is likely to keep giving up the gains. collins, i wouldn't bet against him. stick with cramer. >> it is time for the lightning round. are you ready? time for the lightning round. >> yes. long time viewer, first time caller. >> i love steve wynn and what he has built but mgm has that balance that i need so mgm is the play. joe in missouri, joe merry christmas and happy new year. >> same to you. if i had to recommend a steel company it would be new core but i'm not going to because the metals in mining remain a very weak place. look at kmt and what happened when they preannounced down almost $5 today on a 25 dollar basis. ben in texas. >> booyah. >> booyah. looking at ford. good pure yeen sales but they're at a 52 week low. >> still got a lot of latin america. don't like that. i'm worried about honestly auto sales peaking in this country. i'm not going to recommend the stock. how about doug in mississippi, doug.

the bottom line.sell off there will be stocks that have clear reasons for going lower and ones that get sold along with everything else. the first are broken companies. avoid them at all cost. the second group are made up of stocks and that's exactly where you want to be. still ahead, the opportunities created during a market wide sell off. how to zero in on the stocks worths buying and then the cause for concern if you're looking to invest and why you should be worried watching some stocks rally. yeah, some bad stocks. i'll give you a heads up. mad money will be right back. >> welcome back where i teach you how to navigate market corrections. the brutal declines in stocks that would ordinarily leave even the best of us in tears. if not heading straight for the dirty linoleum floor with only a brief layover at the liquor store. pick up cheep stop to wash our troubles away. that's one way of handling a big market downturn but it's not the way we're doing with "mad money." we went over the big picture s

the bottom line is we need a presence over there. we need to end this war in syria and iraq before it comes here. another 9/11 is in the making. we got back and we were briefed about the terrorist attack. it scared me how sophisticated it was. the next 9/11 is being planned in the middle east by isis. my plan is to destroy them. take their land away from them. destroy the caliphate and hold it. the last thing is if you do not have determination and will, you will lose. you have to have the determination to destroy the enemy. it is a generational struggle. japanhad left germany and after world war ii, god knows what would happen. if you're looking for an easy way forward, i do not offer it. if you're looking for a plan to win, i got it. i seek victory, not containment. we will win because radical islam is on the wrong side of history. it is just how many people have to die between now and then. there is more debt than your kids can never pay off. somebody better fix that before we become greece. what drives the debt? baby boomers. any

we had a bottom? >> the markets are searching for the bottom. it is going to be the drivers.upplies going to be some time to work out. before we see what actually happens with that chinese economy. is it a soft landing or something disruptive? we have a market making over the next 30 days. that will see what happens to u.s. interest rates in u.s. dollars these of the other trade currencies. they'll be the catalyst i would watch in terms of telling me of all the drivers that are out there, what is guiding us in terms of commodities. >> i'm interested in your perspective. i just want to know, what is the overshoot? >> i think that copper at these miners 75% of the copper are keeping their head above water. a quarter of them are probably not or struggling. half of theyou have aluminum producers underwater for cash flow perspective. up, some of the week's most interesting conversations including tech talk with the ceos of salesforce and paypal. ♪ betty liu: welcome back. i'm betty liu. leaders offluential the business world share their thoughts on important issues. our roundup of

with the southerly winds bottoming out in the upper 20s. tomorrow will be seemingly perfect for december. highs will top out in the upper 40s and the sunshine continues. if you happen to be traveling to the big ten championship game in indianapolis, conditions look to o e great! high pressure can be thanked as temperatures will stay mild and only a few clouds can be spotted in the sky. closer to home, the holiday delight parade will be going on saturday night and the weather will fair! enjoy this unseasonably warm weather. that's all the time we have today on the kcrg-tv9 news at midday. be sure to watch kcrg- >>> announcer: fire up the oven, because we're about to bake up a storm. it's "the chew's" ultimate cook swap. carla's serving up cookies with dip.

come march we could see the bottom raised to 1%.ark carney's explicitly setting out that it could hit the real economy to the tune of .1% gdp. 10 billion pounds it would add up to, for banks to raise that capital would mean that you and i have higher borrowing costs. it is another red flag that while the banks can weather these scenarios, you may have to set aside more cash. manus: caroline, thank you very much. thes bring simon smiles, chief investment officer at ubs, back into the conversation. what a week we are looking at. we have got the ecb, a jobs report, yellen speaking, opec coming -- it is almost feeling like a crescendo in terms of how you look at the world. is it a big risk week for you? simon: it's december and the world is meant to be calming down. [laughter] simon: it definitely is. very little is priced in in terms of expectations. there has to be some cut supply and a rally in oil prices. i think -- with respect to the ecb, i think draghi talked himself into a corner. i would be amazed if we didn't see action, it is

we did most of the survey entirely under ice running close to the bottom. here you see the siberian sea, covered by thick ice, often going all the way to the bottom. this is the second worst experience i have ever had, ask me what was my first during the question and answer. we were three quarters to the new siberian sea and getting pretty confident. we were cruising along at about 20 feet above the bottom, clearing the ice by 30. we were constantly maneuvering. we were watching the movie "shane." jack polansky is just about to get his just desserts -- ance is just about to get his just desserts when the messenger of the watch grabs me and shakes me. "captain, come." they are taking pictures and this is what we were surrounded with. ice to starboard, not much further than that door, port the same way, ice to the bottom, dead-ahead of us and we have stopped and were hovering between four and six feet above the bottom, the ice within 10 feet of us. the first thing i said was, "do not anybody move." i got on the phones and our propeller, 17 feet diameter, thos

they settle into the bottom of the lake bed. as it picks up in the dust.ll the minerals and contaminants goes into the strain, into people's lungs. the dry lake bed could generate 100 tonnes of dust. exposing millions of people. 30 miles south in the farming town. we meet a mother who believe the dust is making the kids sick. >> the children 2-year-old alberta and jissel, nine, have asthma. mornings always start like this. they have to take it into the hospital. at least in the hospital five times a year. >> wow. >> every four hours. i have the mission. >> every four hours. >> officials at the school tell us more and more kids are getting asthma, and warn the problem is worse. a border town 15 minutes away. here the school district has resorted to flying flags to signal good and bad quality days. we see them as they dry up. today is a good day. everyone we talk about suffers from asthma. >> i do not have asthma. i return, and i got asthma. >> do you have kids. >> two of the three kids. it's a lot of asthma. >> in fact, they have the highest rate of people

let me give you the bottom line. the stocks indicate mattel stock is going to win this this holiday season. hasbro is likely to keep giving up the gains. collins, i wouldn't bet against him. stick with cramer. holy night sleep in heavenly peace sleep in heavenly peace enough pressure in here for ya? i'm gonna take mucinex sinus-max. too late, we're about to take off. these dissolve fast. they're new liquid gels. and you're coming with me... you realize i have gold status? dissolves fast to unleash max strength medicine. let's end this. ugh! heartburn! no one burns on my watch! try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmm...amazing. i have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. >> it is time for the lightning round. time for the lightning round. >> yes. long time viewer, first time caller. >> i love steve wynn and what he has built but mgm has that balance that i need so mgm is the play. joe in missouri, joe merry christmas and happy new year. >> same to you. if i had to r

we had a bottom? >> the markets are still searching for the bottom. it is going to be the drivers.g to be some time to work out. before we see what actually happens with that chinese economy. is it a soft landing or something disruptive? we have a market-making event over the next 30 days. that will see what happens to u.s. interest rates in u.s. dollars these of the other trade currencies. that will be the immediate catalyst i would watch in terms of telling me of all the drivers that are out there, what is guiding us in terms of commodities. >> i'm interested in your perspective. i just want to know, what is the >> it could we be overshoot on the downside. i think it is unrealistic. i think that copper, at these prices, 75% of the copper is keeping her head above water. one quarter of them are probably not come or they are struggling. aluminum right now, you have about half of the aluminum is underwater for cash flow perspective. betty liu: coming up, the story that shaped the week in business around the world. >> around the begins with exclusive conversation with our salesforce

[laughter] but let's be clear what we see of pelmeny eat women there are at the bottom. and it does have a common root. because the your knocked off the leadership but at the bottom you don't have a choice to take time now for care so at the bottom of it is women better both care givers and breadwinners and we're not helping them either in that is more important focus to a dance all women with this society. >> so to minimize the significance that having a job that i will be in late or early teetoo take my father to the doctor. i have to go with him or he will lie. in say everything is fine. but a woman working on the assembly line cannot say i will leave early. takeshi will not be paid in she may lose her job. i am not saying it is easy to build this but it is a harder equations. tweeting given as a woman's problem you think ms investing in the next generation. that has the on-site day care at the pentagon. because they know if we do not invest in the children we do not have anybody to defend the country. so think about support care we have almost no infrastructure of ca

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with lows 3 bottoming out near 10 degrees. we will see plenty of sunshine for the start of 2016, but it will stay cool through the weekend. temperatures will remain mostly in the 20s and 30s for highs with single digit lows. from the first alert weather center, have a safe and happy 2016.>> 3 3 thousands of people in missouri will be celebrating new year's away from home... not by choice, but because of historic flooding.now... iowa governor terry branstad is sending 45 iowa army national guard soldiers to help provide fresh drinking water to people affected by the floods.the soldiers will take a water purification system and 15 trucks with a 2- thousand gallon water tank with them when they deploy to high ridge, missouri... a community whose water treatment plant has been contaminated by the 3 bernardino, california was one of the biggest news stories in the u.s. this year. 2015 also saw same-sex marriage become the law of the land... police and community relations became strained over a number of racially charged shootings..

john kasich will be at the bottom of that list. for the democrats, bernie sanders will top the ballot followed by martin o' malley and hillary clinton. you can find our commitment 2016 coverage any time on wmur.com. look back on moments big and small from primaries past and interviews with people who have experienced those moments. >> from targeting sentinel dealers to drug education, several recommendations to fight the heroin and opium problem in our state are closer to becoming laws. a special legislative task force has approved bills for the fast track. micron and joins us live to explain. >> when the shenzhen -- when the session continues, some bills will be heard in joint hearings, meaning they could go to the governor' s desk on january 21. legislators and the manchester recovery center say it is a step in the right direction. new hampshire' s substance abuse crisis could become law next month. three bills were expedited tuesday by a bipartisan task force in concord. melissa crews of hope or new hampshire recovery says it' s

works for workers works for bottom line. >> i'm talking to labor secretary thomas perez. one of the reasons the job rate is so lo is people have simply left the labor force. a cub half empty? >> welcome back to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. one of the commonly heard critiques of the low jobless rate is that millions fewer americans are in the regular workforce. just over 62% of american adults are working. down smart ly from over 67% in the last decade. what's happening. the rate was once much lower but that was because so many women were not working regularly. in the modern era are millions of americans willing to work, find themselves unable to work and leaving the labor market? with me for today's program is labor secretary thomas perez. usually a sign of people's own optimism own sentiment about their chances in the workplace. how should we read the 5% decline? in a labor market as large as ours it is a lot of people. >> the aging of the baby boomers, that's the reason, a large consensus for the decrease in labor force. the first thing we can do is to pass a federal

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that was a sign that things had bottomed. we are starting to see that energy companies have gone for and away in terms of their capital investment projects. they have been cut to shreds. this might be the beginning of a bottom from an energy perspective. that might provide some bottoming from the market. >> do you think the attitude will change towards companies that borrow to buy their own stock. particularly those that have weaker balance sheets. ceo, stocks, time warner have bp identified by goldman as being perhaps relevant in that area. in aggregate, it is more of a low, and share buy backs. to most, they are good. to your point, they are not all good. >> i'm talking about people that borrow. >> that is not a good use of capital from that standpoint. i think buy backs get painted with this broad brush. they are not all bad. you mentioned difficult cuts are generally a buy signal. last time, that came on the he'lls of bankruptcy, buyouts. why wouldn't you wait for the same thing to happen in energy? we are starting to see

people and companies go to the bottom line and what pays them to promote them. unless we're taking over the industries like we did in world war ii, this is going to fall flat on the face. >> you take this a step further and that it could give them a pass with someone. >> yeah, it's fake and thrown together to make it look like they're doing things. i am not in the concept of a crime of playing roles. there's a lot of cash and they're under instructions to take the social security and run who you are and watch who you you work. there's a will the of government and maybe you're funding the terrorism. that's a very deliverable from the bank. they're like yay, if someone looks sketch and let us know. what is a terrorists. given the goal and to figure out and they would get in trouble if they did not do it. it's not going with the deliverable of the terrorism and therefore it can lay to the problem. they do not want to get involved. >> yeah there's some liability of the issues. >> chuck, we're talking about a warov on terror and it's a weap for terror. why should we