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i like the caterpillar one that 135 level seems to be a line in the sand i think you can get back up to that 150 level we saw back in late january, early february. >> wow bullish call there for caterpillar from mr. guy adami. >>> coming up, call it a big box blowout. a pair of retailers reporting rock solid results why didn't their stocks respond a little more? >>> later on as tiktok takeover talks heat up, we're going to play a game of matchmaker. look here, it's your very own all-in-one entertainment experience: xfinity x1. it's the easiest way to watch live tv and all your favorite streaming apps. plus, x1 also includes peacock premium at no extra cost. this baby is the total package. it streams exclusive originals, the full peacock movie library, complete collections of iconic tv shows, and more. yup, the best really did get better. magnificent. xfinity x1 just got even better, with peacock premium included at no additional cost. no strings attached. >>> welcome back to "fast money. we have got a market flash right now, some realtime breaking news on sorrento therapeutics contess

you shouldn't have to do that if you follow my barbell advice you wouldn't pay up eight for caterpillar like these people do that is so pathetic i can't believe it as someone that traded for a living, are you kidding me could you really be that obtuse? you need high quality companies that might be out of favor now for instance, in a couple more days you want to own biotech they are crushing it stick with the barbell otherwise you want to throw up your hands, not just throw up but throw up your hands and give up on the asset close every time we get a rotation don't prove the naysayers right. you can absolutely manage your own portfolio. you just have to be disciplined about it let go to mark in florida, mark? >> caller: hi, jim it a pleasure to speak with you. i'm looking for some of the great cramer insight on a stock i bought in may at 91.5. for the next seven weeks, it went steadily higher and seemed a little top heavy for a couple of weeks it started up again and then plummeted last week on earnings. where do you expect medifast to go from here >> i don't like that kind of stock. it'

look at the next one this is caterpillar.peak wasn't a year ago as is the case of starbucks it's peak was more than two years ago. it's the same circumstances, downward sloping trend line, the stock is moving up it to it, presenting the opportunity that's the thought that it will breakthrough we think it does finally dupont down most, it too peaked in january 2018 like caterpillar but again a stock that has come up dramatically off its low from march, more so than the market and is showing the potential it's going to finally break trend to the upside three very large cap name that's are down considerably versus the market making all-time highs lagers for catch up. >> let's talk about starbucks, caterpillar and dupont do they strike a tuning fork. >> first two, caterpillar i thought would head up to recent highs 150. it's been having trouble at 142 but seems to have tail winds for a while. i'm with carter on that. the one interesting to me is starbucks and carter is sort of talking about some things said in baron over the week

i know you have been watching the disconnectbetween caterpillar and deere.hich name do you rather own he here >> i prefer john deere it's been laggard this year. i tie that to the fact it's tied to global economic growth. john deere has been really stable in their farming segment. this year we have seen a rise in gardening due to the pandemic that's been likened to the victory garden of world war ii i'm bullish john deere as an options trader i love selling put credit spreads directly before that report to capitalize on that >> the stock has done well >> it has done well. it's our opinion that deere will continue to out perform. year to date deere is higher by 10%. in late 2018, deere really started to pull away and out perform. that continues to today. overall, we want to continue to stick with leadership. we want to stick with momentum and be involved with charts that are breaking higher. that means we want to set the numbers tomorrow >> it's one of the only industries investing in ai thanks for joining me today. >>> shares of movie theaters chains are hig

caterpillar's last quarter was truly disappointing and i couldn't think of a single reason to buy the stock. others look at it as industrials to hold for the fable $10 in earnings if the economy turns around sure enough, caterpillar keeps climbing we could worry about jp morgan claiming bad loans i was watching brian sullivan and said listen, they have to cut dividends. that was not very, let's say keeping with what ultimately happens because wells fargo was considered on the ropes but not anymore and gold man trading below book value suddenly, though, this group has come alive that significauggestt the bad loans may run their course and jamie diamond has it going. things are a fabulous bellwether yesterday footlocker reported better than expected quarter and spent most of the day going higher before giving the end of the session. apparel is in the dog house for ages but if nike is back, that's a big deal if it goes below 100. number 12 is freight united parcel put up an amazing number that created phenomenal pin action for fedex but they both got slammed today the rails have been ral

boeing and caterpillar leading the charge we're up 340 points. big divergence between growth and value stocks today with the s&p 500 value up almost 1% growth falls our next guest is forecasting this shift and says it's important to pay attention to the change in market leadership. joining us now for more is mili gilbert. are you saying no more big faang mega cap stocks in the lead? >> it's great to be back on air. thank you for having me. yes, that's right our forecast is for change in leadership. in the stock market from large growth to smaller and value stocks >> like what so today you're giving a runup in energy, industrials and materials? financials still kind of lagging. which of the groups do you like most >> most is the reflation trade when you think about the decline of march and the beginning of the year, a lot of the decline centered on some of those more heavy industry sectors but as we start to think that an economy can recover, we may get a vaccine, you start to think about a reflation trade which should favor some of the same secto

it's going to be replaced with caterpillar and chevron.ook at microsoft. >> that was interesting, the gold mining company accelerated. >> was that the peak yesterday when we had dr. mark bristol on, is that how it works oh, cnbc -- why don't we go to meg tirrell, david >> yeah, let's get to meg for more on russia's claims for having a covid vaccine meg, fill us in. >> hi, david, we should make really clear that russia has said it's approved this vaccine, not because it's broad tell through broad-scale testing to ensure that it is actually protective against the coronavirus and that it's broadly safe, but because they decided to approve it after only initial small trials in a few dozen people and after animal studies to make the comparison, we are that far along with multiple vaccines here in the united states with companies like moderna and pfizer and the uk with astrazeneca and auctioxd and russia does plan a long-term trial but we don't know the safety of the vaccine. i was talked to paul offit saying there is no way them should have evi

you can see the divergence caterpillar's big competitor missed panasonic, really not good now a few chartsa look at the ewj, this is the etf that tracks the nikkei or the topix, and the well defined down trend line in effect for a year and every time it's gotten up to the trend line and hit the head to the penny and in fact it did just a week or so ago. and so, one -- two more charts next one, this is a little tighter, up close and what we know is we have a double top meaning the ewj couldn't even get above the june high. and then the final chart i have drawn here we're hovering ominously right at the intermediate lows in effect so poor relative performance, diverging from the s&p, major trading companies in japan coming out with very bad earnings and it speaks to the question of is there a global recovery >> all right, mike what's the trade off the back of that >> one of the things, we take a look at some of the top constituents in th ewj, some well-known worldwide and easy to imagine some negatively affected by what's going on, toyota motor, mitsubishi, honda. you might say there's a sof

take a look at this video of the silverback varela and his kid closely observing a caterpillar. has had 1000 views a second. kind of like me when i was watching the dnc this week. what is back? that's all for us tonight to follow me and facebook instagram and twitter. "justice with judge jeanine" is next remeber i am waters and this is my world. judge jeanine: hello and welcome to justice. i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight but let's get to my open. i hate it when people lie to me. i even wrote a book titled don't lie to me out in september. the person who lies it seems you are too stupid to fathom the truth so they just keep piling it on. and they are nomination of bunker joe biden the dnc described an america that was dark dreary and depressing and it's president trump's

they're doing all the right things i much prefer it over caterpillar.reasons, but these guys are really doing it well >> it's poetic, really deere hits an all time high on jim levanthal's birthday >> happy birthday. >> a huge rise for alibaba >> digitization of america, shopify. you don't pay amazon anything. >> it's been a remarkable year for shopify. just one of those high-flying growth stocks with tremendous performance. dr. j, jon najerion, what do you have for me? >> existing home sales, second month in a row with a record, scott. i talked about d.r. horton for unusual activity i also bought lennar, l-e-l-e-n. >> stephanie link, last but not least. >> johnson & johnson, the stocks really haven't done anything this year, but they beat race guidance the last three months, race dividend. i'm buying that one. >> big help for a vacciopes for. thank you for wauptching "the exchange" begins now. >> thank you, scott. here's what's ahead at this hour the housing market is booming and just posted a record-breaking figure is this what will get the economy to

breakout and a major shift on what has been a lagger for the past two or three years c caterpill caterpillar. i think both of these names are going to be very telling about the broader sector election in 90 days. tr infrastructure stocks are quietly starting to act a little bit better a lot of these names are quietly starting to exhibit some strength i think maybe one of the most important groups in this sector overall are the air freight stocks i think ups is the best example of it. clearly it's broken out already. i think the relative strength, its performance versus the s&p is really starting to improve. i think this is a game changer i think ups is going to be a leader for years to come i think this entire sector is getting better and people aren't paying enough attention to it. >> dan, any of those names strike your fancy? >> when i look at the chart, i see what chris sees. but i also see a lot of components that are down right horrible yes, i saw ups break out to those highs. when you look at boeing, lockheed, mmm, honeywell, they don't act well there's a lot of other stocks in that gr

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how do you see caterpillar stock perform nging in the near nu future >> there's nothing to indicate it will go up or long. you have to think about on shoring the supply chains. >> steve, kevin in chicago, illinois what is steve wiess recommendation on in, sego is it a hold >> it sure is a hold revenues are up 66%. they are where you want to be. more than half the nfl stadiums have private network that's where it's going to be and that's where they play i would buy it here for sure >> pete, speany comment on lett x, u.s. steel >> i think there's some up side there. i prefer copper, gold and silver doi have a position in the calls. i think there's upside i don't know what sort of time frame. we haven't seen a huge move yet. i think it's worth holding onto. >> liz, kurtis in new jersey, how would you leg into the market what basket of securities, etfs or other funds would you recommend? >> that's a question about what my goal list is on the recovery after a vaccine. industrial, consumer discretionary, health care and europe >> thanks, everybody pete's unusual activity is coming up next in

cyclicals sizzling with the industrial big-wigs, boeing and caterpillar driving the dow now into the green by 342 points. but yeah, you see the tech-heavy nasdaq down about 36 points as the new tech cold war intensifies between the u.s. and china. china has volleyed new sanctions against prominent hong kong democracy defenders. more big name u.s. companies now kicking the tires of tiktok. charlie breaks it for us this hour. >>> plus, could the tiktok saga be distracting from an even bigger china stock drama? in a "countdown" exclusive, one of the market's best known and feared short sellers, citron research founder andrew left reveals the stock he says is the biggest fraud right now in that country and whether shopify will really add stamp.com to its cart bus he plus the names he's long on today. >>> the ceo of the second largest gold miner in the world is here. and blitzing covid-19 fears. the former nfler whose wildly popular masks he was making way before the pandemic, now has the cdc saying touchdown. your masks score. by the way, we have some breaking news on a report that the b

been talking about the transportations for a while in terms of the stocks, look at the move in caterpillar today, a few weeks ago you played trade it or fade it with karen and boeing was 195 and she correctly said to fade it and we talk about how it would trade down to 160 or so and it overshot down at 154. but look at it today, approaching 180. so i think this is a healthy thing. i think those nasdaq names had a cooloff. and the fact that these industrials deep cyclicals and even the banchs amanks are star move, it is encouraging. >> and karen, you said that the risk to the market of finding a vaccine sooner and it is that risk that would actually make this rotation even stronger. >> right well, we've seen this happen a couple of times and it is sort of false starts. but we're starting to see data that, while it is not good, in terms of florida and texas and california, it is better so the rate of change is improving. so that is something i think the market wants to sort of grab on to that and then obviously the hope of a vaccine. and so i think this rotation, i mean, we saw the mother of

cyclicals sizzling with the industrial big-wigs, boeing and caterpillar driving the dow now into theints. but yeah, you see the tech-heavy nasdaq down about 36 points as the new tech cold war intensifies between the u.s. and china. china has volleyed new sanctions against prominent hong kong democracy defenders. more big

the likes of caterpillar today we're seeing the banks off, but we're seeing the big technology namesonce again. i want to talk more about the broader market and bring in david herro. know your focus is in part on overseas, but give me your tack on where we stand in the u.s. >> i think some of the trends you see in the u.s. are true globally you mentioned recently the underperformance of the value and the old kind of industrial business stocks versus the technology stocks, and of course the last couple days, just reversed a bit, as a value investor of someone who prices businesses based on cash flow streams, clearly we think this trend has a long way to go that is the trend towards companies that really have visible good long-term earning streams that are priced at ridiculously low prices. in fact, it's probably amplified when you look at european industrials and financials, this trend. to us this means opportunity for investors. if you're a trader, it's a different story. if you're an investor with a two, three, four-year time horizon, this is the time for buy these quality businesse

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i understand the play on why we want to buy caterpillar or plays that sell a lot there. a few months ago, these things were selling at book value. so i think to get the same type of umf as the nasdaq 100 with a completely different valuation structure, you can make money being a value oriented guy like me today in this market but you have to look at the dollar to help you make that money. maria: all right. we will leave it there. great conversation, guys. david, lee and steve. we'll see you soon. thank you so much. we've got a market that is completely rolled over, it is now firmly negative, down 57 points. coming up this morning, cvs health president and ceo, larry murlow will join me on second quarter earnings, the future of the company. and dude ranch vacations, how americans are spending the time off. in the 8:00 a.m. hour i'll speak to mark zandi. and the top travel destinations for americans planning your next year's vacation, don't miss it. you're watching "mornings with maria," live on fox business. motorcycle riders love the open road. and geico loves helping ri

however, we do have some gains in boeing and caterpillar. that's two dow stocks.same with nike, which earlier hit an all-time high. dow stocks helping the dow retain right now a triple digit gain. >>> look at this. earlier, kodak was halted. their $765 million government loan put on hold. regulators looking into allegations of insider trading. trading has resumed but it's still down 30%. >>> breaking this morning, china sanctions six u.s. lawmakers including senators ted cruz and marco rubio. don't know exactly what the sanctions are but they are sanctioned. it comes in response to the u.s. sanctioning 11 hong kong and chinese officials accused of restricting political freedoms. >>> now this. president trump takes dramatic action. congress can't agree so he signs executive orders to extend virus relief to the unemployed, to renters, to students and to small businesses. the money is going to flow. speaker pelosi and senator schumer are out in the cold, bitterly complaining. "the washington post" headline, democrats assail trump actions on payroll tax and jobless ai

companies i think when looking at renewable energy as an example, you can look at industrials like caterpillarould benefit if there is some massive transformation in the energy grid. there are companies you can look towards, especially as you see the divergence in performance fortunes. >> that was a good fast pitch. thanks good to see you. thanks andrew >>> okay a lot more coming up on "squawk. thanks, melissa. take a look at futures with the s&p near the all-time high s&p looks like it would open off 7 points this morning. we'll have a lot more to talk about in terms of markets. up next, former treasury secretary jack lew will be joining us on the stalled stimulus talks when we started carvana, they told us that selling cars 100% online wouldn't work. but we went to work. building an experience that lets you shop over 17,000 cars from home. creating a coast to coast network to deliver your car as soon as tomorrow. recruiting an army of customer advocates to make your experience incredible. and putting you in control of the whole thing with powerful technology. that's why we've become the nati

like ups and fedex and expediters and then you look at some of the broader industrials, deere, caterpillaretting involved in this move to me that's a reflection that participation is broadening out and that the markets are on pretty good ground here. >> what would the technical indicators tell you about the upcoming election, chris or does it tell you anything at this point >> i think this is where watching the specific groups is going to be notable. i think over the next couple weeks watching health care how that responds is going to give us a pretty good clue, but i think maybe more importantly the person who does our d.c. work has always talked about the idea in the 90 days leading up to the date if the s&p is up the incumbent party tends to win how the market responds broadly here as well over the next number of weeks will be a really important tell on who will win this november. >> and, you know, we worry about the senate, we don't know. i'm going to talk to andrew a little so i'm going to let you go, chris. we've got maybe a minute or so left and i want to do a final check on the mar

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