as chipotle has created something truly amazing.ast food chain where the food tastes good and is good for you. they're concerned with food culture, finding organic naturally raised ingredients, food with integrity, something that allows the company to connect with its customers and with the shop house asian noodle concept in washington, d.c., they have something that could keep driving growth years down the road. spectacular, 650% gain since i got behind it three years ago. after danny myer endorsed the company for its understanding of the hospitality business. we want to know what to do next. let's talk to chipotle's chief financial officer, hear more about the quarter and plans for the future. welcome back to "mad money." >> thanks, jim. great to be back. >> something caught my attention on the conference call. you said this is our average restaurant sales now exceed $2 million for the first time. how does the store that's been around for a while suddenly burst above $2 million? it hasn't been doing that a year or two ago? >> you

i mentioned chipotle earlier.ther historic high. >> mcdonald's and chipotle have been the two highest in the last year. >> one is very mature, but still growing company. the other one is faster growing. chipotle will probably have 10% increase. >> thank you, bob. i know you'll stick around to get ready for the second hour of "closing bell."

i wanted to give you chipotle. this is a monster stock. looks like they beat -- excuse me, missed by 2 cents. this stock closing today at historic high. we'll get you more details in a few minutes. >> 370 bucks on chipotle. 97 cents a share on qualcomm. the let's get to jon fortt who has more. what can you tell us? >> this looks like a strong beat indeed. revenue came in at $4.68 billion. that's better than the $4.58 billion the street was looking for. guidance looks strong. the street was looking for around $4.51 billion. they're up to $4.8 billion. they were looking for 89 cents mid point. part of the reason, their chip sets are doing really well. they got into a midpoint of 150 million chip shipments. they got 156 million. that's above the high end of their guidance. for the next quarter, their guidance is 150, which is better than you would think. so very good news that qualcomm is reporting here. and they are raising their guidance overall, maria. >> jon, thanks so much. pretty good rally there. thank you, jon fortt. february kicking

j., chipotle, buffalo wild wings, brinker, panera, do you like any of them?ke buffalo wild wings. i would point out, that normally right after the super bowl we see that slide, because you've got basically six weeks before march madness hits. in other words, judge, that's what i'm waiting for for the next catalyst to get back in. this is clearly a sports play buffalo wild wings. you give it a little room to the downside and then buy it. >>> next up on the halftime show, a stock that develops some cracks in 2011 maybe on the verge of making a run higher. we'll trade it with a top-rated analyst, just after the break. with all the opinions about stocks out there, how do you know which ones to follow? the equity summary score consolidates the ratings of up to 10 independent research providers into a single score that's weighted based on how accurate they've been in the past. i'm howard spielberg of fidelity investments. the equity summary score is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. get 200 free trades today and explore your next i

chipotle are able to raise their prices. you have that buffer against higher commodity prices in a name like chi poetly. i still think this has a lot of room. >> here's a name with big u.s. exposure. >> this is the kind of name i would focus on. >> i'm glad you went there. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. cortez is focusing on something with a multiple that's one of the richest in the markets? he's a contrarian value guy? i don't understand that, steve. i don't fwget that. >> i don't own it. if you want to be involved in this space, is what i'm saying. >> qualcomm real quick expected to release first quarter earnings in about four hours. let's take positions ahead of the results and bring in cnbc's technology correspondent, jon fortt. what do we expect today by all accounts? >> three things i would say to look for, scott. one, the impact of the 4s. they've got the base band chip in there. 4s sales, overall iphone sales a little bit more than 20% better unitwise than most people expected. china, the 3-g transition you've got to think tha

burritos are here to stay for chipotle. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. the move to electronic textbooks sounds like a great idea, right? yesterday, are duncan unveiled guidelines for schools to make the transition to digital textbooks. the problem is cash-strapped schools to make it happen. higher prices for triple what are here to stay -- higher prices for the chipotle are here to stay. we will get numbers on weekly jobless claims on wall street. we did have a higher day for stocks yesterday. there was optimism that greece would get a financing deal. the bloomberg maryland index was up. travelers are attached to their hotel loyalty programs. 73% would choose loyalty programs over their cells. they thought it would outlast their marriage or their current job. i'm jane king for wbal-tv 11 news. >> 51 degrees on tv hill. two overtimes for the terrapins last night. keith mills will tell us if the terrapins were able to come back. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers.

we heard from jack hartung the cfo of chipotle who made it abundantly clear that people want food withntegrity. and we heard from david pyott, the ceo of allergan, that there's been no slowdown in trying to look better than you should. you know what? that's really why people go to whole foods. i'm looking for an upside surprise. thursday morning, dunkin brands, the owner of dunkin' donuts, they report. we know there's a coffee bull market. notice caribou making a new high. how about green mountain? which sold 4 million keurigs this quarter. i'm not recommending the stock but it's a lot. or the fantastic quarter starbucks just reported. i think dunkin' follows suit. delivers excellent result. my kids helped me boost the quarter when they gave me this nifty dd holiday gift card. we also hear from lufkin thursday morning. remember they make the donkeys go up and down and the -- three months ago i put this serial disappointer in the penalty box. it had missed too many quarters. in the interim the stock has ramped, it's roared. if you own it i am telling you, please ring the register monday

so the stock remains cheap versus other restaurant faves panera and chipotle even though bvld sells highargin liquor. that's a good business. speak of the devil. panera report on tuesday too. can they deliver one more excellent quarter? this company continues to expand and continues to lower costs at the same time as it grows the revenues. that's real operating leverage. we like it. we expect to hear about an acceleration of same-store sales. i think all the is good at panera. then there's disney. after the close a little tougher here. many people feel disney has peaked. i get that. especially op a day where this placid stock jumped over a buck and at one point hit $40. we're worried about advertising rates after viacom's miss earlier this week. we're worried about theme parks as it seems like universal, parent company, right? comcast universal. it seems that they have an edge ever since harry potter opened. we're concerned about the movie schedule. so what do we do? okay. disney's what i like to call a core family holding. just a terrific long-term franchise that's run extremely well by

chipotle said the price hikes may not be happening anytime soon. more on that in the next hour. that is business news in new york. we're reporting for abc 7 news. >> thank you. we're looking at 50 degrees. >> republican presidential candidates mitt romney on damage control. the third comment that is causing the controversy. >> they are gearing up for a century old tradition. how they are putting their own spin on groundhog day. another check of traffic and weather every 10 [ snoring ] [ [ under crashes ] [ snoring ] [ thunder crashes ] [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] vicks nyquil cold and flu. the nighttime, sniffling sneezing, coughing aching, fever, best sleep you ever got with a cold... medicine. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] yqcks dayquil. defeats 5 cold & flu symptoms. ♪ ♪ >> the groundhog day thing will happen tonight in pennsylvania. they're gathering to see filled the groundhog and whether he sees his shadow. >> if phil sees his shadow we have six more weeks of winter. if he does not then spring comes early. if you think about it, we have already enjoyed springlike temperatu

. >> let's move on to chipotle. under pressure.hares down nearly 3% after the chain said earnings missed analyst estimates. also talked about difficult comparisons in 2012. one of the clear issues is the fact that input costs are rising and they already pay a lot for their inputs, right, because they're serving you higher quality of greeningredients. >> certainly you expect to see some sort of a pull back at some point and there is going to be some sort of chink in the armor. the pricing is one of those effects. but this is a company that does seem to be moving and doing everything just about right. they're not quite mcdonald's, but they're getting on their way to being mcdonald's. >> really no room for error in this report. it's just off the top level. so you would see the pull back. but i would probably assume about all things being equal you probably see this dip bought in the next kup couple of days. >> not even that much of a pull back. >> exactly. >> tomorrow want to let you know we're bringing you a cnbc exclusive on the fas

this is chipotle distancing itself from mcdonald's, which it was spunoff of.aying we're not another ordinary fast food chain. we're really about -- >> julia. >> like free range animals. >> julia, when i saw it, i knew one thing, those pigs were going to die. >> but they had a good life before they died, herb. >> of course they did. >> they're in a better place. they're in a better place now, my stomach. >> and they were yummy. thank you, julia. >> i have to say, brian, i don't know where you've been for the past year or so that you don't know who adele. you have to watch snl. you'll get all your cultural references. there's a great adele skit. >> i'm getting killed today but i'm totally fine with that. who? i'll check her out tonight. i promise. >> going to end right there. >> see brian crying. >> driving and crying. that's a good band. atlanta, georgia, old stuff. come on. >> thanks, julia. in the meantime, herb, you are doing some good will hunting. what does that mean? >> this is actually a very important story getting more important as we go along. look, l

microsoft, nike, chipotle on highs at the close of this week. do you agree with this rally? can it continue? >> i think it can continue if we don't have the concerns that are suppressing the market. have been good for awhile. what we saw in the options market in the early part of the week is people were getting -- a lot of skepticism was reflected. they were waiting for another shoe to drop in europe. we were seeing that the downside puts were getting more expensive. the at the money volatility was rising all else equal which is unusual. which reflected that kind of concern. then all of a sudden, fast forward two days and everyone seems to have forgotten about it. we see the vix is trading under 18. we have a three-day weekend in here. also the markets actual day to day moves haven't been that severe. the cost of remaining long options when the market is just sort of moving in small increments is very high. that allows volatility to fall sharply. >> we've seen volatility fall going into a weekend. for a long time we've seen it stay the same or go up. >> and the vix has gone

what about the 300 points you made in chipotle on the way up?s really important to recognize that you're allowed to sell a stock whenever you want anytime, even if i suggested it. you can sell a stock down three points, four points, ten points from the high and not feel like you've somehow been slaughtered as long as you bought it even lower. finally, and this one takes the cake, so i'm reading last night. i'm reading tweets that say not only was i having a domino's pizza, half plain, half no cheese, out with my daughter. and we're reading them, the tweets, and it says not only did i lead lambs to the slaughter but i also somehow kept people out of apple, a stock i'd mentioned practically every night that my charitable trust owns during the magnificent run i kept you out. and wait a second, i did indeed suggest that apple couldn't be as good without steve jobs as it was while he was still around. i said it would not be an ordinary stock. trading on the fundamentals like all of the stocks. even as the fundamentals are great. and no longer anticip

stocks like chipotle mexican grill, panera bread and even mc- donald's have been on a tear, hitting new highs this year. that brings us to tonight's "word on the street," "restaurant." debra borchardt is a markets analyst at thestreet.com. >> deborah. unemployment rate is still over%. over% -- 8% and what is attractive about restaurant stocks in 00 that environment. >> we have a recessionary typef. but people still want to g go ot to eat. we are seeing key trends in the market where you get to go out to eat where it's nicer than mcdonald or wendy's but you haven't spent a ton of money but you feel hike you have gone out to a restaurant. we have seen a rise in burgers. >> i tried to find a food stock that hbilit hnl hadn't moved upe chimerchiplote. >>. >> they have moved up nicely in the low 20s to the mid 30s. not and all time high. are the market investors late or arthe run is getting exhausted. >> i think thi there is room toe in this stock. they have a concept burger work. it's their answers to it's fresh and it's new. red robin will do well with the burger concept. i think it will b

it's not sort of like chipotle and all the trees say chipotle. >> and it's cool to hear willie singingng on "starting point," a budget battle really probably an election preview. the president is unveiling his final spending plan before the 2012 election today. and already, it is being picked apart. some are saying it's proof that the president 235failed. >>> plus, relaxing no child left behind. we have dr. steve perry all fired up. she says that president obama is caving to special interests on this. >>> and athens is burning. banks are in flaming over deep budget cuts. you're watching "starting point." we're back after this break. you know when i grow up, i'm going to own my own restaurant. i want to be a volunteer firefighter. when i grow up, i want to write a novel. i want to go on a road trip. when i grow up, i'm going to go there. i want to fix up old houses. [ female announcer ] at aarp we believe you're never done growing. i want to fall in love again. [ female announcer ] discover what's next in your life. get this free travel bag when you join at aarp.org/jointoday. sadly, no

chipotle has worked to have all beef.ald's has not made that level of progress. >> beef because for mcdonald's a bigger input is beef. >> gees, macdonalds you have to take the gross margins down dramatically. >> you think that's a reason to sell? >> to use the analogy, i think it's a reason to buy chipotle not a reason to sell mcdonald's. >> buying beef -- organic beef is a reason to buy chipotle? why would that be? >> what they would tell you is the reason they are able to one raise price physician they want to and two have same store sales high sear whole foods. people believe it is healthier. not necessarily calorie wise. they believe chipotle has the seal of approval and makes them feel better spending money. >> a lot of buzz over their ad in the fwramy's. >> go to their website. they have a lot of other ones about farming. >> finally the volcker rule, of course, takes place later this year. big banks want big changes. deadline for comment was yesterday. in a big op-ed today in the "financial times", volcker says the

steve ells, who founded the chain chipotle, graduated from the cia in 1990, and cat cora, known internationally as the only female iron chef on the food network's "iron chef america," also graduated from here in 1995. the grstone branch campus opened in st. helena in 1995 and has been continuously proding top-notch chefs. >> coming here to napa, california, there's fresh, almost any kind of ingredient, produce that you would want, fresh herbs. the herb garden here at cia is amazing. >> here students cultivate edible flowers, vegetables, and fresh herbs. >> it's learning how to plant, what to plant, when to plant it. i live about 1,000 miles up right now, so it's a little colder, and you have to realize, like, i can't plant tomatoes when they're planting tomatoes down here. it's just understanding the seasons and understanding when things want to grow and then they're gonna grow the best. >> students feel and i feel that by producing our own ingredients we can become better chefs. we'll get to learn a little bit about our food systems and how we interact with our food systems. we're in a unique

Ésto es puro chile chipotle. y Ésto ya lo dejamos que se cocine...so. [aplausos] ustedes son populares por sus corridos, pero quiÉn es el que tiene la voz de mando en el grupo? >> las mujeres en la casa. yo creo que todos aquÍ nuestros compaÑeros, hay mucha democracia. >> quÉ es lo que vamos a encontrar en esta nueva producciÓn? >> bueno, desde el primer disco, fue variado, pero pegamos un corridito, de ahÍ la gente nos pidiÓ corridos, y el segundo y el tercero fueron puros corridos, y decidimos hacer este disco. >> cÓmo podrÍan definir estos corridos? >> bueno, el corrido mexicanosiempre ha existido, se hizo muy popular en la juventud sobre todo, eorson simplemente historias con mÚsica, generan polÉmicas por el tema, porque se habla de violencia, o de o trÁfico pero tratamos de hacerlo con respto. >> cuÁntas veces hemos escuchado el crossover del inglÉs al espaÑol pero, ahora brincan al gÉnero musical mexicano. >> algo muy interesante, nos invitaron a participar en un tema de enrique iglesias que tiene su versiÓn pop, a nosotros nos tocÓ producir la

after the close we'll hear from qualcomm, chipotle, electronic arts, green mountains and las vegas sandsrs are going to be out with january sales. those sales are expected to be up 4%. sales typically drop off sharply in january after the holidays. >>> facebook is expected to file for its much anticipated ipo. reports say that the social networking site is looking to raise $5 billion, half of what was previously thought. reports are saying the company has chosen five underwriters with morgan stanley taking the lead. goldman, bank of america, barclay's capital and jpmorgan are amongst the others. morgan stanley has led several ipos, including groupon and zinga, as well. still with us is allison dean and dan, i want to start with you on the facebook ipo. when we look at facebooks coming to market, looks like they're taking it cautious, looking for 5 billion, not necessarily the 10 billion that we were looking at, leaving that door open. what's your take? >> my first take is i've seen headlines this morning saying facebook downsizes ipo. they never sized an ipo in the first place. there wer

consider the worst mess, chipot chipotle, they got crushed. and upon closer review, we through the flag, not unlike belichick, he through it wrong, never mind. it was a super quarter, the bears were stuffed in to d oc-- anyway, bull markets let you in, bear markets suck you in. perfect example, another good day where the market opens down and oh, unlike 2011 that was fair warning, it's a good opportunity to get in on a better pryce. this year when you buy low, you get a good price, fourth in the good markets in the '80s, they weather levels of resistance intel, above 25, did you see mcdonald's, over 100, walmart has cleared 60 at last. these have been containment levels forever, and no longer. fifth, the good stocks do not seem to quit. we got stocks that just seem at will will go higher seems like every day, it's a day that apple seems to go up every day, starbu starbucks, well known names that are tacking on point after point. finally this market is not zero sum, the problem with almost all the rallies is they have been narrow, almost the en

. >> cigna, sony, chipotle to some degree. abber skrercrombie & fitch. >> i will have the ceo on tonight and i'm going to take the other side of chip chip poelt lee. the rest of those, i agree with that. >> and guy pointed this out on "fast money" yesterday, going into the earnings, if you had blintd folded me and said guess what which way the stock will trade and how much of the move will be, you wouldn't guess 2% on a name like chipole. >> i still think that food with integrity works. i like the story, david, once again, i urge you to tell me -- >> urge, go ahead. >> pull me back, go ahead, pull me back. >> from what? from liking chipotle? >> from being a little aggressive. perhaps some of these stocks are caught up in some sort of hoopla. >> i'm not going to call you back. >> david, you did write earlier this morning about red stone on the viacom call. >> i did, that's right. and that call continues. in fact i had to get off the call at the moment that they were going to start taking questions, questions will be centered on

meanwhile apple and chipotle, man, they started rising even before the greek word came out. it was that kind of day. bottom line. when hedge funds go after stocks they think have gone up too much and seem overvalued, they better have more to the negative story than too much price appreciation. memo to short sellers -- bet against companies when something's wrong, not when their stocks seem to have run up too much. trying to pick a level where a stock is too expensive is like trying to value a pollock, a van gogh, where the beauty is in the eye of the richest beholder. take it from this ex-hedge fund manager, who knows better. unless the darn thing is a forgery, you may just get your head handed to you in a handbag! rachel in florida. >> caller: hey, jim, happy valentine's day. >> same to you, rachel. >> caller: with monthly retail sales missing expectations, should investors worry about the strength of the overall economy? >> i don't trust the commerce numbers which i regard as being -- they seem empirical. i regard the work i do from the bottoms up to be better. i'm not swe

. >> black beans red kidney beans and some chipotle peppers i diced that. >> talking about the smokede are wonderful in chili too. >> garlic onions. >> and he putted smoked paprika in this i thought it was like a secret ingredient, i guess not. >>> don't tell anybody. >> so this is something real simple you can make beforehand even the day before and then just warm it up you can leave it on the stove add water leave it on the stove for people to come and grab it during the party leave it on similarrer keep it warm throughout the day. >> always better the second day. >> all melds together. >> yes. >> it is true. and you've got cheese and all the other toppings. really healthy too. >> exactly. >> how much healthier is it because you are using the turkey instead of the ground beef. >> mainly about the fat. >> a lot less fat involved with the tour key i don't know -- turkey, i don't know the content. >> we are cooks. >> we don't want to talk about that. >> exactly. >> as the meat balls sizzle in oil they look really good. >>> and if you go to the website and look at the recipe, the origin

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chipotle, doing well, opening more stores.t have a $15, $20 price point. >> we're still at 8.3% unemployment. i find it hard to believe the consumer could be that strong. are they simply making a decision forget this delevering. >> macy's doing well. nordstrom, the malls. a great -- how can you have employment so punk. fabulous retail. wyn. lodging numbers are fabulous. we had that from starwood the other day. lodging numbers, people are traveling. people are spending. disney, theme park numbers. just terrific. >> to the extent this is still an economy that relies, of course, on the consumer. great manufacturing is up. two-thirds to three-quarters of our economy -- >> service. >> right. >> ralph lauren. look at ralph lauren. >> are we perhaps underappreciating the robustness of this robustness? >> yes, we are. i think one of the things that you constantly have to keep in front of you is, when you're seeing these numbers, these are genuine surprises. when you listen to the conference calls, people are almost -- they're in disbe

. >> we are in a period, though, where companies like panera, mcdonald's chipotle, you name the fran cheese food companies, doing very well in the market. nick, are you wringing your hands a little too much at this point? >> i think expectations are very high. i think expectations are high across the board. we are seeing accelerating positive trends. but i think expectations may have gotten a little ahead of themselves. >> bob, are you among those whose expectations may be a little too high right now? >> i don't think there's any doubt that this company, as well as many others, you know, some of the growth names in the industry are priced to perfection. but that being said, i clearly do believe there's upside potential based on what we're seeing early in the year, in both commodity trends, as we look at sales trends. we think -- remember, last year this time, we were measuring snow in feet, not inches. and as we lap that, i think the likelihood is that we're going to see a very strong underlying trend for the company's business. if you look at the fourth quarter trend, on a two-year

well, chipotle had a ridiculous run.ut given that quarter the stocks should have been down more than it was. we flagged it that night and went on to make all-time highs. if it doesn't sell off given this report, joe terranova's been on. i think this is the stock that looks like it wants to continue to move higher. >> i think one thing, when you come in and are doing a turnaround like meg whitman, you take all -- >> she didn't do it the last quarter. >> but that was early. and she's reasonably upbeat, but she's not overhyping expectations about a near term turnaround. if you want to make a longer term investment, now that it's bounced off the lows. >> the analyst commentary is starting to trickle in. saying the company is starting to deliver in the second quarter. he believes in the quarter things will garage yoully improve. pete were you seeing much positioning in the options market? >> not the way you'd like to. some of the volatility going into the earnings, you expect to see that. i know some of the guys on the half-t

hey, jim, i love the show, but i've got to tell you, you keep touting the restaurant chains like chipotleld's and panera. you never talk about my favorite restaurant chain and my favorite investment, chuck e. cheese, ce kreshgs entertainment. what do you think? >> i don't talk about it because i don't know it well enough. i have to do homework. i just don't know chuck e. cheese well enough. i should be on the case. i think because my kids grew up. that is what i used to identify with. i will do the work. let's go to albert in arkansas. >> caller: boo-yah from razorback land. >> man, what's going on? >> caller: i've been looking at the stocks here a few weeks. >> yeah. yeah. everyone wants me to recommend a water stock. i have to tell you i recommend a water stock if they worked. i'll throw in investments and that's another one i want to touch. wind mel, forget about it. let's go to ian in california. >> caller: boo-yah, jim, from the set of criminal minds. >> yeah. i'm a production manager. >> i love that show. some people think it's homicidal porn, i'm all over it. your show is dynamite,

yum brands a good ride in the last year, not exactly mcdonald's or chipotle mexican, among the strongestfast food or otherwise. show you that one-year chart of yum brands here with the good ride we have had since the october rose there. we get ready for the earnings after bell. dan mcmahon, the sectors and how they perform today, you like energy, you mentioned before, but does it matter what the price of oil or the other raw materials in that sector does? >> it certainly does because it has to do with margins. we don't like energy because we think the it is going to rip this is oversupply. helping refiners, cheaper commodity going in pass along the cost to consumers, helping the margins at the refiners, we think things are loosening up in the gulf of mexico. we favor the oily names than the gassy names. >> there are sectors that lag at this point that you lininged for valuation purposes? >> at this point, yes. utilities are lagging simply because they lastly outperformed last year on the defensive play. start 2012 and finish '11, well underinvested, not e -- not enough exposure. seeing p

recently chipotle grill., it's somewhere around 80% of the stores only four years old. so they play catch-up to a ralph lauren and grow into the valuation. analysts moving the stock higher. >> be sure to catch "fast" tomorrow because we've got more with michael kors. we'll give an exclusive behind the scenes look of his spring collection. and i asked him what his number one tips would be for the traders here on this desk. >> you're kidding? >> i'm serious. that's tomorrow. >> he wants you to wear pink. >> i got to watch. >> first move when we come back. stay tuned. today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. now starting unit nine. some of the world's cleanest gas turbines are now powering some of america's biggest cities. siemens. answers. laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would

also chipotle here. not good news there. obviously when you're saying that sales growth will abate. it is down by 2% here. >> not good news. good point. the stock made an all-time high today. given that quarter which you made a good point. it wasn't a blowout quarter. operating margins were in line. 42 times forward earnings which is ridiculous. one would think the stock is down more than it is. given what all the things you've said, given that run. >> yeah. >> stocks should be down more than it is. just saying. >> does that make you optimistic about cmg? >> it doesn't. i think the cmg story is -- if you knew this quarter going into it you'd look at the closed down today. a lot of these high fliers is no big negative on the overall market which is showing a lot of strength here. it is a point where some of the high fliers you have to see if you were able to keep the same growth going forward. >> all right. let's dial back to green mountain. we've got herb greenberg on the story. you've been pouring through the earnings release. >> the earnings release and i'm on the earnings call ri

last february 1st, remember chipotle reported and it was disappointing quarter and the stock was down. but we said given the multiple it should have been down a lot more. well, look at today. closed lower made a new all-time high today. >> real quick. you want to see yum brands hold above 64.76 which is the 52 week high in tomorrow's trading. >> in a couple weeks we are expecting to see federal rules on fracking. what might this mean across the country? brian shackman is back with some names to consider. >> with those rules might come a requirement to disclose what chemicals are in the fracking water. the anti-fracking movement has a little bit of momentum. the oil boom i focused on will go away virtually overnight if fracking were stopped or limited. the operators there don't think they should be lumped in with the other shale. they drill deeper and have not had serious reported problems. the first to get hit by severe changes would be the servicers who do the fracking. all say leaders in this group. halliburton does disclose on their website. then there are the folks who have real e

>> this reminds -- remember about a week ago we talked about chipotle mexican grill, they reported andsappointing. the stock was down small. we said given what they just said and the run of the stock, it should have been down more. yesterday i think it made an all time high. see a similar situation here in panera. extended to all these stocks. it doesn't mean the stock doesn't have further room. it's dicey to get in it here. might be worth a look. >> buffalo wild wings up by about 14% or so, double digit percentage movements here on buffalo wild wings. it is despite higher costs. and gross margins declining slightly to 72.9%. take a look at that reaction in the stock. the prices for wings is at report highed. >> you think that would hurt them? >> yeah. >> but they're going to raise prices and they're keeping their margins and growing overseas. again, this isn't apple. these guys are trading at 30 times earnings. after this pop in the stock, it's probably 35 times earnings. so i would never chase this kind of a stock, but that's not what i do. >> also 15% short interest. got animals lik

you can come in and if you can eat that four-pound burrito, four times the size of a chipotle burrito, you get it free, get a t-shirt and picture on the wall. if you can't eat it you have to pay $15 for the bur eat go a lot of people will probably take that challenge because they like mexican food ruined here. tacos to burgers. the nine-pound burger at bgr. >> that's a bit of a misnomer. that nine-pound burger is accounting for the patty. on top of that they have three heads of lettuce, eight onions, 16 slices of cheese. it is insane. >> wow. >> if you can eat the burger, they will give you back the $99 fee. >> you can't share it? >> no. you can order it and share it. it would be fun for a super bowl party next year. >> finally, chicken wings at buffalo wing factory. what are they offering? >> they are offering a challenge called the flat liner challenge. give you ten wings and these are probably the hottest wings you will ever have. one of our co-workers actually got to eat them and started crying involuntarily. they make you sign a medical waiver just to eat the wings. . >> how many

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chowder is crammed with seafood, crab, shrimp, chopped clams, and jolted with chipotle. the pastry kitchen is a take on boston cream pie. sweetened with a filling of custard and finished with a glossy curtain of sauce made with melted fudge. a bit of caramel sauce hit with a sprinkle of sea salt makes it even more modern. late diners will have to tell me whether the family meal is worth staying up for but i dig the idea of offering customers the food the staff eats. at 10:00 the sound of a bell signals the chance to try in the bar or lounge only a slab of meat loaf, chicken fried steak, or the fixings. the dishes are priced to please at $12. the restaurant isn't blazing in the culinary trails with its cooking but sometimes a diner just wants a decent piece of fish with a good drink and a side of pampering. i'm giving 1 1/2 stars, a satisfactory to good rating to district commons in the district. >> that dessert. >> that and a glass of wine right now would be quite good. you can catch tom sietsema's restaurant reviews every sunday in "the post" magazine and also see his r

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