caterpillar, buy it all, buy it now, i was so sure i was right put me up on 50,000 cat i'd say.no one could be smarter than i am, do it big. when i think back about that young cramer with a mostly full head of hair, i was one arrogant son of a gun i was arrogant and wrong what was my mistake? if you want to buy 50,000 shares of caterpillar, you don't pick them all up at once. what happens if it goes down immediately? you feel like a dope never buy all at once. instead, i should have been buying cat in increments of 5,000 shares i know it sounds measly if you're a professional, but believe me, i'm right. you can hope it goes down so you can buy more at lower levels and get a better cost bases. i know the institutional guys are saying, jim, 50,000's nothing. but you know what? i know longer trade in size as we'd say, but i invest and whenever we have a new name to tell club members, we buy it in mall increments, say 500 shares at a time or smaller, over the course of multiple days when you buy all at once you are declaring that the stock won't go absolutely lower, don't you think

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analyst steve in milan of it he reports this to barron's that buying is likely to provide support for shares as i phone unit growth slows and services and other businesses play a more important role so yeah right addicted this well yeah i mean they're buying back their own stock what they've got that job hundred fifty billion or so overseas that should have been taxed as income at some point but instead it was not taxed at all now they're getting a sweetheart deal for the trumpet ministration to bring that money back late is it to is going to create infrastructure create factories create jobs going to buy back their own stocks and rich in shareholders a siders and executives again a massive ponzi scheme called apple computer apple computer. as a ponzi scheme berkshire hathaway one of their biggest shareholders that's a ponzi scheme the stock market's upon this game the bond market is certainly a ponzi scheme the us dollar is the mother of all these games but coin is the only thing that's not a ponzi scheme again so the tax cuts. makes it more advantageous to book these profits over he

back its own stock it would be too costly we're going to get into apple buying back its own stock in these next headlines but first i want to talk about the fact that there's switzerland we need to talk about switzerland this is a little small country and i'm going to compare it to the fact that here i mentioned at the top of the show kodak coin could that coin is one hundred something year old company it used to produce you know film for video and for like you take a little snapshot on your vacations and you would take the little roll of kodak film to your you know the print shop and have it printed a few weeks later now their shares have soared over doubling after they announced they're going to come out with their own cryptocurrency so in a market right now it seems first mover to announce that they're a block chain or they have a crypto coin is soaring they're benefiting from it it shows that people have an appetite for investment in anything related to crypto now switzerland you and i have talked about them since two thousand and eight since the financial crisis when they were b

. >> disney up to buy at rosenblatt and utx upgraded or amex initiated with a buy. ibm outperform and nike outperform united health buy. >> yeah. i think one of the more interesting is how short the disney little recommendation is today. i mean, there was almost nothing to it. the fox assets and valuation i own disney and i still don't know if i actually believe in the evaluation prospect of this thing right now. seems a little bit rich quite frankly, but i do think that the fact that they did go out there and got these assets, bid for the assets and actually were selected over somebody who was bidding even more makes it very intriguing to me. >> the narrative is now not all about espn. >> right. >> they have taken the focus a bit off that have. >> at least wall street is trying to do their part as well. >> you're right. >> get investors to show somewhere. >> to show what they are doing for the future the one criticism that i had, only once. was bob eiger going aggressively enough to get themselves into the streaming world, to be able to compete with the netflix and

analyst steve in milan of it he reports this to barron's that buying is likely to provide support for shares as i phone unit growth slows and services and other businesses play a more important role so yeah right addicted this well yeah i mean they're buying back their own stock what they've got that job hundred fifty billion or so overseas that should have been taxed as income at some point but instead it was not taxed at all now they're getting a sweetheart deal from a company ministration to bring that money back late is it too is going to create infrastructure create factories create jobs going to buy back their own stocks and reaching shareholders and ciders and executives again a massive ponzi scheme called apple computer apple computer. as a ponzi scheme berkshire hathaway or their biggest shareholders that's a ponzi scheme the stock market's upon his game the bond market is certainly a ponzi scheme the us dollar is the mother of all these games but coin is the only thing that's not a ponzi scheme again so the tax cuts. makes it more advantageous to book these profits over here

you say the name of the stock. >> buy buy buy buy buy when you hear this sound -- [ buzzer ] -- then lightning round is over are you ready, skee-daddy? i'll start with bud in ohio. bud. >> caller: hey, happy polish new years to you. >> it is bullish how can i help >> caller: last month you blessed my stock as a speck, but that was before tax reform it's a small cap domestic profitable and already committed to paying dividends. it should benefit hugely from the tax cuts so tell me, is all the good news baked in to p&g foods? >> no, they have the green giants, just when millennials want to shop in the aisle. that was a good stock. they had some equity but i like it here. let's go to don in virginia. don. >> caller: jim, thanks for all you do and what you do for us. >> stamp looks good, they got me an apple and two oranges because of the cleanse i'm on. >> caller: hey -- [ indiscernible ]. the high yield. >> which one is it i'm sorry i'm focused on the cleanse what was the stock >> caller: ari. >> no, we don't know what they own. they're too dicey for me unless i have a read on what the

wynn is going to be a buy. it's way too early to take stabs in the dark. >> way too early to start buying the stock. >> this is a company where you could see the problem right now appears to be steve wynn, the man, and possibly the board for either ignorance or complicitly. it's not the company, but if it starts to become the company and you remove the company, maybe the value's there. >> between here and there, we haven't even talked about any corporations potentially canceling events at this. this is day two of this and we've seen the history of ceos in this situation has not been very favorable. i would just say you don't need to buy it today. there's plenty of others a to play gaming. you don't need to buy wynn today. >> without making any statement on what this means socially. clearly this is different than a weinstein because wynn has assets. there's an asset value. there's a pipeline. very healthy. >> don't you think a good bit of the brand is tied up into the name, you take his signature off the big hot

i'm telling you are not cool enough to buy their product. all the hawks that we along with all the watch. list. thanks welcome back to. new york's largest police union is suing its own commissioner and the city's administration to the release of body cam footage this footage has serious implications not only for the safety n.-g. process rights of police officers but for the privacy and rights of members of the public as well. well the union does claim the release of video from offices body cameras is a breach of citizens previously adding the need ministration uses quote arbitrary and inconsistent parameters and is guided by political considerations one case in point is an incident that happened last september when a man was shot after pointing a toy gun police that video was released despite things that could jeopardize an ongoing investigation a former officer who blew the whistle on police activities believes the current system doesn't live videos to be used for political gains i don't think it's an all of a sudden decision if you actuall

buy buy. how about addelaid in alabama. >> caller: we are pulling for the eagles. >> if that is the case, we are going to win. >> caller: we are. jim, i am looking around at all of us aging baby boomers and looking for the need for replacement knees. jim what is your take on ticker symbol mdt, medtronic. >> as good as it gets. i want to throw in three medtronic, abbot and ew. edward life sciences let's do fourth. and that is intuitive surgical isrg but you are so right how smart are our viewers? smartest in the world. with that, you are going to have short-term pain. but you can use it to trade some of the big tech stocks like apple all you want just not my style. i want to own and i want to take the pain sometimes that is what you have to do. on mad tonight, the health care sector special monday edition is it time to give whirlpool a world? with the news that the trump administration is taxing on importing goods. and it is a new year for energy under the trump administration but what does it

>> buy, buy.arlos in new york. >> caller: thanks for taking the call, good luck on the eagles this coming sunday spm. >> not my favorite right now we tell club members we like broad com. yeah, that is a very good. john in michigan. >> caller: love the show what do you think of frontier communications preferred >> cesell, sell, sell. >> caller: energy transfer partners. >> i knno longer hate the stock >> caller: i recently purchased square quebec and thinking about holding it. >> i would say i would hold it if i was willing to lose 10% or 15% capital. not my cup of tea. >> dave in massachusetts. >> caller: my question today is about specialty minerals. >> i recommended this stock when it spun off. let's go to darrell in new york. >> caller: how are you i am good. i want to give you a call about blackberry. >> goes up over time i don't mind let's go to alex in california. >> caller: how are you doing booyah i am calling in regards so evans of snap chat said he would not sell any stock just to show c

it and the reason the american people are buying it is i want to know where the call that i received the other day that came from our internal revenue service that was obviously an indian outside of this country pretending to be an american employee to fraud defraud me out of money that's what we care about and the and the media doesn't seem to get that in this country that the majority of americans don't care about some story that's now a year and a half old of russian collusion that doesn't infect or affect our lives if it's even true and we can debate that later we care about what's happening happening to us so we have this detachment between our media and their agenda which is to finally at some point prove themselves right about this president we've elected and that he's some sort of communist or something and it's not going to happen because we care about things that really matter it's believed they just. got the cia actually dips into hollywood now and again editing the scripts of popular movies we've heard like argo as zero dark thirty is that necessary for then to god's. it'

do you sell into the bear market drama or do you buy it? matthew: buy it. priya: buy it.y it. jonathan: does term premium adjust higher this year on treasuries? matthew: lower. priya: flat. michael: i will say higher. jonathan: duration risk or credit risk. it is a question i ask sometimes on this program. i think it is pertinent to this week. matthew: duration. priya: duration. michael: tough one, i am going to say credit risk. jonathan: you have got to. guys, it is great to have you with me. matthew hornbach, matthew buchanan, and priya misra. that does it for us from new york. we will see you next week at 12:30 p.m. new york time. this was bloomberg's "real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ ♪ david: what was the strategy that you used? paul: i was completely determined to recapture my parents' money that i had lost. david: how does somebody raise $5 billion in 24 hours? paul: it was first come, first served. david: you have the image of being a person that strikes fear in a lot of ceos. some people are probably afraid they are going to get a call from paul singer. paul:

do you sell into the bear market drama or do you buy it? matthew: buy it. priya: buy it.y it. jonathan: adjust higher this year on treasuries? matthew: lower. priya: flat. michael: i was higher. jonathan: duration risk or credit risk. it is a question i ask sometimes on this program. i think it is pertinent to this week. matthew: duration. priya: duration. michael: tough one, i am going to say credit risk. jonathan: you have got to. great to have you with me. matthew hornbach, matthew buchanan, and priya misra. that does it for us from new york. we will see you at 12:30 p.m. next week. this was bloomberg's "real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu. this is "bloomberg etf iq." where we focus on the access, risks, and rewards offered by exchange traded funds. ♪ scarlet: do you need star power like a quincy jones linked index to get total etf assets to $16 trillion by 2024? we discuss what role celebrity endorsements can play in the industry's growth. why dan draper is on the prowl for computer programmers rather than mbas. and with the holidays over and

back its own stock it would be too costly we're going to get into apple buying back its own stock in these next headlines but first i want to talk about the fact that there's switzerland we need to talk about switzerland this is a little small country and i'm going to compare it to the fact that here i mentioned at the top of the show kodak coin could that coin is one hundred something year old company it used to produce you know film for video and for like you take a little snapshot on your vacations and you would take the little roll of kodak film to your you know the print shop and have it printed a few weeks later now their shares have soared over doubling after they announced they're going to come out with their own cryptocurrency so in a market right now it seems first mover to announce that they're a block chain or they have a crypto coin is soaring they're benefiting from it it shows that people have an appetite for investment in anything related to crypto now switzerland you and i have talked about them since two thousand and eight since the financial crisis when they were b

what is it, how do you buy it? brian kelly will break it all down, next >>> plus it's the olympics of health care, the largest conference of the year kicks off on monday. we'll tell what you the three largest stocks going into it >>> netflix goes hollywood at the golden globes, a record nine nominations. could a big win send the stock soaring? much more photosynthes"fast mont after the break. even made custom doughnut cutters. wow! all with points. that's how i created the ripple. the doughnut, in a doughnut, in a doughnut. suddenly, it's everywhere. i mean, it really took off. what will you create with your points? chase for business. make more of what's yours. they cahow many of 'em?e, sir! we don't know. dozens. all right! let's teach these freaks some manners! good luck out there, captain! thanks! but i don't need luck, i have skills... i don't have my keys. (on intercom) all hands. we are looking for the captain's keys again. they are on a silver carabiner. oh, this is bad. as long as people misplace their key

the treasury selloff now, is it a buy or is 3% coming? robert: buy. jack: 3% coming.: 3% coming. jonathan: ok, next question. european cocos had an enormous year last year. german bunds are anchored on a 10-year. do you buy ten-year german bunds or european cocos? robert: stay with the spread. jack: i guess i would take the cocos if i had to. marilyn: it is a tough call, but i will go with the cocos. jonathan: the federal reserve, we know sometime soon they will hike and probably hike again. next week, decisions from the european central bank and the bank of japan. the ecb starting to scale back qe. some conversations in japan about the boj scaling things down there as well. who is the first to hike? the boj or the ecb? robert: that is -- jonathan: we have to go, robert. boj or ecb? robert: ecb. jack: ecb. marilyn: ecb. jonathan: guys, it has been great to catch up with you all and get your thoughts on the market. jack flaherty, robert tipp, and marilyn watson. from new york, that is it for us, we will see you next week. this was "real yield" and this is bloomberg tv.

you could buy it back for $1 this was a winner. we can move on and wait and see what earnings brings >> we filled the gap we are back to an inherently difficult level. exactly that >> up next, tweets and the final call from the options bid. well, it's earnings season once again. >>yeah. lot of tech companies are reporting today. and, how's it looking? >>i don't know. there's so many opinions out there, it's hard to make sense of it all. well, victor, do you have something for him? >>check this out. td ameritrade aggregates thousands of earnings estimates into a single data point. that way you can keep your eyes on the big picture. >>huh. feel better? >>much better. yeah, me too. wow, you really did a number on this thing. >>sorry about that. that's alright. i got a box of 'em. thousands of opinions. one estimate. the earnings tool from td ameritrade. two,that was awful. why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they do

>> you are buying a call spread, gives you a right to buy the stock at a certain point in time at all-time highs. it's up 13% on the year. the sentiment is bullish it's going to take a significant beat and raise to keep the trend going. coming to the game right now i don't think you want to be buying the stock i think there are other things to think about if we are in this blow off phase, i think carter's relative strength, it makes a strong case to stay with these names because they are going to continue to work the other thing is if some of the secular shifts play out, you may start seeing that in their guidance this year because some of them may play it. they doubled their refuse niece, they are expected to go over $1 hub billion in sales, double from 2014. to me i'm in the camp where i would wait for a pull back but you may never get one the way this market going. >> it doesn't seem like there is a pullback opportunity anywhere. if you were looking for one you would look for names that are going to possibly show signs of weakness these guys really haven't. and really you are also takin

you buy cars from them? >> yes. >> how many do you buy a month? >> 40 to 50. something around that number. >> that's what you're buying? >> yeah. >> wholesalers are a broker who stand in the middle of a transaction. they buy cars from jon, they mark up the price, and they sell it to a dealer. why do we need middlemen around here? how often is he here? >> my friend steven? >> mm-hmm. >> all the time. he's actually a wholesaler. i sell most of my cars to him. >> why? >> um, because i trust him very much. he's a good friend of mine. >> but the issue that i have is that you're giving up the spread. what did you put on the car? >> uh, 8,000. >> what did steven pay you for it? >> 8,500. >> this car will retail for what? >> i'd say-- >> 12,900? >> 12--i was gonna say, 12,999, yeah. >> how much margin is that, in between you and the final customer? >> 8,500 to 12,999, yeah. >> it's almost $5,000, right? $4,500? they're gonna go somewhere else and make--between the time you buy it to the time the final customer gets it--$4,000 to $5,000 on a car like that, whereas you

on the verge of turning a profit this turn has allowed the stock to come back from the dead buy buy buythe company even held a secondary offering in july it was priced at $4.50 can you imagine how much money you would have made if you bid on that one. these measures, i think we have missed it. i know black hawk down -- makes it difficult to value. given that the stock more than doubled last year, i worry we miss the move. i say pass but intriguing and just before we went on the holidays, brian in michigan called about iridium communications there are a lot of places they make a ton of sense. any application you might not be in range of a terrestrial cellular network i am not a big fan in general. slow, low, single revenue growth nothing to get excited about once they are all up there, iridium's margins can expand however, many things that can go wrong there. i have seen a lot of people burned suppose it ends up exploding that said, there is a lot of negativity here. normally that would make me feel positive as a high short instance can be a coiled spring. instance can be a coiled spring

you should give us a quick tutorial of how to buy ripple at the top. a lot of tweets about our ripple segment earlier this month. >> throwing shade. i bleed just like everybody else. >> i was on the desk that day. you were asked how to buy another currency that doesn't trade on coin base you talked about it, do you have to move bitcoin there? i have got your bat. i don't think that was in a call of buying xrp at that price. >> i will take my lumps when i'm wrong. on that case -- that being said i would buy ripple right here. i'm long ripple. i'm long on the bund >> everybody here buys low and sells high another question what effect do you think lightning will have on the alt coins who has low fees. >> i think the lightning network could be bullish for bitcoin as you get more users and transactions if you want a fundamental catalyst for bitcoin in to 18 it

you could buy from the refrigerator, buy from your washing machine, you could buy from your televisionat visa are trying to be sure we work with manufacturers around the world to create an on ramp to facilitate payments from any of those locations regardless to what form factor is used. we're a set of rails that operates in over 200 countries, another 50 territories we could settle on 160 currencies we want our rails which are as global as they are are as secure as they can be, and we don't care how a transaction enters into the rails, it can come in any form factor and be used anywhere we just want to be in the middle of that. >> all your transactions belong to us. it is interesting. we talked at the show about these credit cards i just got one, getting used to the chip now contactless is coming. this is one you wave in front of the terminal like a phone and do the transaction that way i want to note about 401(k), some visa employees pointed out about two and a half, three years ago they cut the pension entirely so boosting up the 401(k) gets them closer to even on that. we talked abo

to buy and i'm in the council. live. success is a very polarizing thing you know if you don't have it you're jealous of other people who have it. and it's not that you hate the person or that you hate the team you want what they have you know that's a version of an emotion to want what you don't have. the client advice. i got a lot of good and gave in with the bidding at him and a bit of a cut on a. symptom and that's. just as always also i mean. on the. job i don't fault. i know my family. is on all my family come to me. just an awful lot. to go home. and buy a. whole near. a bit of a homicide a. little bit didn't see one f. as it would but if one had a weight if you talk to players you know that what they want most is to win and to be devoted and that's increasingly hard to do at smaller clubs you know if you're if you're a good player at a small club you know a big global company funds. play nicole's everything has been sentenced to three days in jail for tax evasion they hear my deposit and fund by and. i get paid. i

back their own stock at no cost if you allow jeff bezos to buy. all food without any cost to him whatsoever it's a creative it goes on the bottom line the day one it's zero cost is just adding up the well that's what i say like swiss national bank has zero cost to print swiss francs because especially this no longer the world has its own private it's no longer put on very little to do to listen they hear they're saying that apple's going to spend an additional one hundred seventy three billion on top of the already you know several billion that they were doing on share buybacks so most of it's going to be front loaded into this year basically they're doing mike brown's bottom gordon brown when he sold all the u.k.'s gold announced it to the world we're going to sell all our gold drove the price down got the guarantee lowest price for the united kingdom here apple's guaranteeing the highest price ever paid for apple to buy these hundred seventy three billion dollars worth of shares they're saying that this is going to be front loaded into twenty ei

which is why they need to come back and keep buying and buying and buying what's so remarkable abouthis? none of the buyers seem to bgive up and walk away, no matter what the price. and the stock was at $4.73 today. and very few buyers seem satisfied with this kind of rally and want to keep ringing the register it's as if the owners tonight want to miss out, and the buyers want these because they feel it's going to rise much higher it's a fear of fomo -- fear of missing out, even. this gigantic european -- today it's been up another $4, no news that's all big money managers unable to get all the stock they wanted on the first day, so they have to keep coming back and buying on the second, no todoub hoping against hope that they'll get a better deal. they see the stock market and think how can they miss. the fomo got so high, that they started buying anything. then they bought the stocks of clients, texas instruments it was an endless bench. although some of those collateral plates lost their mojo today we talked about the piece i did on boeing. i remember going to my interview with c

i think it is a buy.u are going to see it back up at 170. >> what do you think. >> we should have jc on more often. >> i invite him. he is welcome on at any time. >> he is not great at would you rather. >> he doesn't play by the rules. but he finally -- >> half of us don't like would you rather >> power pitch >> thanks for . >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica my job, not just to entertain you but to educate and teach you. so call me 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me@jimcramer nasdaq, we k

do you sell into the bear market drama or do you buy it? buy.: nu >> buy. >> buy. the term preemie and adjust higher this year on treasuries? michael: i was a higher. jonathan: duration risk or credit risk. it is a question i ask sometimes. matthew: duration. priya: duration. michael: i say credit risk. jonathan: you have got to. great to have you with me. matthew hornbach, matthew buchanan, and priya miserable. see you next week. this was bloomberg's "real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. >> welcome to the "best of bloomberg markets: middle east." a major stories driving headlines from the region this week. , 11 people are detained followin

i want the buy tomorrow.rly now i can couple it with the catalyst that tim was talking about. it is a buy. >> karen >> for me it is a pi normally i would say it is expensive but it is a great business and if you own eem, which i do, it is the fourth largest holding there, i'm long it that's my book long already. buy. >> still ahead, move over bitcoin. what is the next big coin ready to hit the market. we will be joined by a crypto fund manager for what he is calling the next big thing for "fast money" after this break. ablet? do you want $4.95 commissions for stocks, $0.50 options contracts? $1.50 futures contracts? what about a dedicated service team of trading specialists? did you say yes? good, then it's time for power e*trade. the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. looks like we have a couple seconds left. let's do some card twirling twirling cards e*trade. the original place to invest online. (daniel jacob) for every hour that you're idling in your car, you're sending about hal

i say buy, buy, buy. >> caller: booyah from monterey bay.hat do you think about coherent stock. >> i like -- >> caller: i want to congratulate you on that philly win. but i want to talk to you about ch robinson. >> one of the best stocks out there. robert in south carolina. >> caller: booyah. i am a finance student and my approach is across between you and buffet your opinion on yirend -- >> he is up here the rest of us are here. lorraine in california. >> caller: spg sell or hold. >> they will get through this. mcgregor in pennsylvania. >> caller: super bowl down booyah my question is about green plains ink. >> a bad idea. and that concluded the lightning round. >> announcer: lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritrade, we offer free access to coaches and a full education curriculum -- just to help you improve your skills. boom! that's lesson one. education to take your trading to the nex

buying february upside, buying march upside. a name i've been in for a real long time now it's actually become a long-term hold and i've added calls to a long stock so it's a long, long for me. >> jimmy, how long can this momentum continue? >> sells at six times earnings with micron going up people look at this as a united states company china numbers are incredible sell more cars in china than the united states. people say the markets is expensive. you want cheap and momentum. >> there you go. >> sold more electric cars than tesla last quarter. >> yeah, they did. >> i like this call so much. i like it so much. >> what do you have up next, pete >> take a look at the financials i really tried my best not to always go to something like, you know, when you get these bigger etf-type things, look at the kre, the regionals everybody loved the regionals and didn't quite perform like some of the rest of them i'll tell you. what look at virtually where it started and where it finished. today, aggressive buying in here as well. they are b

jonathan: will you be buying through the week? obert: the main thing in terms of positioning on the treasury curve -- if you look at the bonds, it hasn't hit to new yield highs this year. the performance back on the curve has been solid. you have growth, a strong stock market, therefore you have a fed that is likely to keep moving. arilyn, why is it that you see the value on the front end of the curve? marilyn: there is a want of uncertainty out there. we are not being paid for the downside.isk on the it is not only in terms of treasuries but also other assets. moment what you are getting is much better versus taking that duration risk further down. jonathan: this massive short position is built up at the front end. does any of that resonate with you? robert: the spread product is attractive. the value on the back end of the curve is very difficult to judge. context, you have an 80 year basis point, 30 year jgb. we're at 90 plus percentile relative value relative to europe. alot of the marginal pricing mechanisms for the united st

, buy, buy >> let's start with wells fargo.mpany that's still very much in the crosshairs of the regulators [ shot fired ] >> it's had chick anry and we still don't have the final numbers and the federal reserve can take severe action against the black. their own investigation team blasted the culture that allowed the shenanigans to occur how has the stock stock doing? it's been blasting through the roof languishing in the 50s. the misteeds have bein more like a minor indice correction and all people care about is how it impacts wells fargo's bottom line it caught an upgrade from bernstein that barely mentioned the chicanery. incredible how about new corp this steelmaker has pre-announced shortfalls three quarters in a row. what's stock done? it's gone pretty much in a straight line. 13% move higher after the last shortfall was announced and it was a meaningful one a real meat axe and not a butter knife or a ut. why did the stock rally in the wake of horrendous cuts, because they're hoping for federal infrastructure projects an

pyramid buying is what we call it first buy is your small buy. if you are investing for the long-term, get started right here, we are down. nice break if you are trying to get the best prices for what is the short-term investment. or immediate term. in the words of seminal traders, sos band, who knew they had market discipline and timing how about this break down in the health care sector buying opportunity what can i say how about it is a little more complicated than that. many health care companies have been living in fear. cutting into the industry's big fat margins we get a huge sell off in the group and there is a reason why amazon wants in health care is a phenomenal business companies make more money year after year bassos loves these kinds of situations but that is the problem. now jeff is teaming up with other men, jamie, and warren now, jeff, jamie and warren are taking on the whole health care system that is creating a company and i quote, free from profit making incentives and constraints. that's right, free from profit making incenti

one company — flexisail — buys boats and allows between seven and eight customers to buy a share of iting with kim gittleson and she asked him how he got the idea for flexisail. flexisail started as an american concept back in 200a. it really came with the advent of the internet becoming available for people to be able to book online and we saw the concept and brought it over to the uk back in 200a. concept and brought it over to the uk back in 2004. 2005 concept and brought it over to the uk back in 200a. 2005 was our first season and here we are 1a years later, having built the business and developed it to quite a big size with training and social programme integrated part of what we do. how has business been? we've heard a lot about great in the uk in the yacht industry, is that something you've seen? our business is different from charter in that what we are doing is giving people the ownership experience without buying. of course what that means is they are getting the advantages of owning their own boat, having use of it throughout the year, having a high quality boat and being a

>> hodl for me. >> bitcoin car, buy, sell or hodl >> buy. >> buy okay great. and ethereum, buy, sell, or hodl hodl. >> last round. light coin, buy, sell, or hodl. >> sell. >> sell? is that charliely sold his position i mean. >> partially. >> when the founder sells, i mean that's not a positive sign. >> recollect, you should d wrecu should do wrecked for that. >> he sold but i don't see the differentiation between light coin and bitcoin it is the same technology just mined with a different algorithm, that's all. i have never been very excited about light coin itself. >> all right are there any other alt coins out there vinny that you sort of are looking at, interest you, you think could be the next in your top three or four >> yeah. yeah you know, i have definitely looked at zrx. zero x, it's technology for decentralized exchange protocols. this is interesting because if the government regulations do come in and they become too harsh in some countries decentralized exchanges wine of taking the place of centralized exchanges because with the decentralized he can

would you buy netflix here >> he scarce me. he's spot on with these levels it is scary though buy it here at 250 any more scary than at 200 >> more so now than -- this is something where i think carter mentioned it if you're looking a short term, sell it, the next three years? maybe you stay with it. >> i never expected them to blow out the way they did i'm not running out tomorrow morning and buying the stock i may wait a day or two, but ultimately this will continue to work. >>> coming up, is the retail trader here to stay? we have the details. another speculative trade is heating up hot stocks, we will head to hollywood, florida and the etf conference to find out what is behind the buzz. later, dan nathan is so excited about one stock, he cannot wait to step up to the plate to give us his fast pitch. much more "fast" right after this in your car, you're sending about half a gallon of gasoline up in the air. that amounts to about 10 pounds of carbon dioxide every week. (malo hutson) growth is good, but when it starts impactin

are you buying treasury yields? are you buying treasuries? luke: no, i wouldn't buy treasuries yet.we get into a three maybe slightly higher context, that will be the attractive level to buy. it feels we could drift up as the year goes along and people realize three rate rises are baked in, maybe we get four or five, the dollar continues to struggle. that rises inflationary concerns as well. there is a lot of debt around. i think that will suppress future returns for all types of asset classes and growth. and probably limit where the yields can go, which is why i don't agree with ray dalio. it's going to be some short-term pain. this will be a correction to more of a fair value level. lisa: rachel, what's your base case scenario for 10-year treasuries given the fact it is essential for credit investments? rachel: right, the shape of the yield curve is interesting. we do think the 10 year continues to move up. it's likely to reach 3% in the next 12 to 18 months. we expect three more hikes this year, and probably two or three next year. so we are maybe a little bit more aggressive tha

a treasury selloff now, is it a buy or 3% coming? robert: buy. jack: 3% coming. marilyn: 3%.ropean cocoas -- had an enormous here last year. do you buy ten-year german bunds or european cocos? robert: stay with the spread. jack: cocos. marilyn: cocos. jonathan: the federal reserve, we know sometime soon they will hike and probably hike again. next week, decisions from the european and the bank of japan. the ecb starting to scale back qe, some conversations in japan about the boj scaling things down as well. who is the first to hike? the boj or the ecb? robert: that is -- jonathan: we have to go. robert: ecb. jack: ebc. marilyn: ebc. jonathan: you have been great, to get your thoughts on the market. marilyn.ert and from new york, that is it for us , we will see you next week. this was "real yield" and this is bloomberg tv. ♪ >> welcome to the best of bloomberg markets, with here are the major stories driving headlines from the region this week. as france reaches $70 a barrel for the first time in three years, goldman admits oil could outperform its forecast. spat with the uae,

these are valuations, you don't buy commodities when they're cheap, you buy commodity equities when thetions start to look rich the energy sector has totally lagged >> the president says he has a big button that works, and he doesn't. the vix closes at 9. >> big button. >> it works too. >>> ahead -- apparently. one top crypto watcher says new bitcoin numbers will happen sooner than we think 'lteand cold weather stocks, wel ll you if they've got more room to run do you want the same tools and seamless experience across web and tablet? do you want $4.95 commissions for stocks, $0.50 options contracts? $1.50 futures contracts? what about a dedicated service team of trading specialists? did you say yes? good, then it's time for power e*trade. the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. looks like we have a couple seconds left. let's do some card twirling twirling cards e*trade. the original place to invest online. >>> welcome back to "fast money. after bitcoin's meteoric rise last year, watchers are trying to predict the next big move in the space. seema mody has more.

i'm buying blockchain. whether or not bitcoin is successful or not, blockchain will be successful in the longer term i'm buying that based on t-zero which is their ico >>> despite the regulation talk, bk says there's one coin that should be the next shiny addition bk, head over to the plasma. >> i'll try to walk and talk the interesting thing about the regulatory talk coming out of south korea, i wouldn't be surprised if they go the japan route where they are really good regulation, similar to what we have here in the u.s but let's take a look at one coin that was interesting to me that i bought today off of that ripple news. so i think that ripple news was very big ripple had the use case for it, to send stuff around the world now you'll be able to actually use the currency or money gram will start doing that why don't we look at another one. stellar. stellar is one that is very similar to ripple. it's created by one of the creators of ripple effectively the company split, and they went out and created ste

>> you buy i think you buy stocks on any pullback. >> the context -- i know you were saying this is not long, this is not deep the context is what we said at the beginning. four 1% pullbacks in 2017. >> this is fantastic. >> we haven't seen anything in the past year. >> karen, you love this, don't you? >> i didn't do much today. it's a relief sometimes to see it sell off a little bit to me the biggest risk, which are still out there, we'll see it maybe tomorrow, is the fed feels inflation is getting ahead of where the fed is. if they raise something more aggressive than the market has baked in, that i see as the monkey wrench for the market otherwise i don't think -- >> not a possibility i don't think the fed can be as recent as december -- >> guys, we've been straight up on stocks. last week you had $35 billion going into eck we ti equities, been an unending bull market for seven eight years. what happened here is nothing and it's very healthy. >> i don't think the fed is going to come out and say inflation is getting ahead of where they think inflation is. you're saying that's a risk?

best buy these yes it's an improvement first because it means there's a lot more storage space for the merchandise the shelves are very close together now we don't need such wide eyes for the workers. and secondly it's so much faster because we don't need to factor in the amount of time that it takes to get around like you buy does allow for this. right for big units make their own way around nine hundred amazon robots are in operation the first warehouse robots in use in germany. over two thousand a planned for here each robot cost tens of thousands of years a human warehouse worker and eleven years an hour. around two thousand people were hired for the logistics center if it weren't for the robots twice as many would have been hired. is the fear that humans will one day be replaced by robots justified. it comes not to the game as moment but of course i understand the fears to some extent that. looks as though we'll lose out but the fact is we won't be losing out at all like to achieve the same level of efficiency i would need a lot more workers but i'd struggle to find three thousand