meats, it's got a uniquely chipotle taste.c tofu as well, with a special recipe. and it's really terrific. i love it myself and i'm not a vegetarian, by any means. so we're delighted to see that people are crossing over, and we think that over time, people that come to chipotle and get their favorite chicken burrito or steak burrito will want to come to chipotle more often, because they now have another alternative. and if they're looking to maybe reduce their meat intake, it's a wonderful alternative. >> i want to circle back to your labor situation. panera talked about throughput as a problem. you've been able to put through an increase of five transactions at a critical time. that really does matter, right? and that's your linebacker concept that's doing that? >> it's huge and it's a couple of different reasons, jim. linebacker is one of the keys. we have an expediter as well that assembles the order before you cash out. and we also talk, and because we so much cooking, it's important that all the cooking and food prep is d

so how can chipotle keep up this magnificent run? the stock has rallied, up 45%, it's climbed 26% just in the last 30 days. keep in mind, we're now in the end of the year mode, where the money management imperative controls with fast-growing momentum stocks like chipotle rallying. i think hedge funds and management funds should keep buying this through any weakness through the end of the year. and even though that's a legitimate reason to stick with the stock that made a new high today, for the next six weeks, you know we have always got to keep track of the underlying fundamentals, as part of the necessary homework you should be doing with every single stock you own. last time chipotle reported a little less than mooa month agot posted better than expected revenues, with a terrific 6.2 it couldn't increase in same-store sales, the highest i saw. so there's no wonder the stock has been on fire. and chipotle's got an absolute growth runway, with 1,529 stores as of the end of the september, the management plans to add another 180 to 19

those are two things we do really well at chipotle. we take care and spend more time and money to source naturally raised ingredients. organic ingredients whenever we can. local ingredients, you know, when our ingredients are in season and then we do a lot of cooking in our restaurants. we actually teach the skill of cooking in our restaurants so the meal that our customers enjoy is really, you know, it's delicious because of the ingredients and the skill we take in cooking and then we have topper forming employees that we're careful about who we bring in. almost all of our managers are promoting from crew so our crew is very excited about their opportunities. you this exciting crew preparing the food in the morning, at lunchtime serving the customers. so that results in a terrific experience for our customers. we also focus on our value comes not from the pricing, you know that we offer to our customers even though our price as good lower than most competitors. our value comes from the overall experience and that's connecting with our

. >> what's the story with chipotle? are you still short that name? >> yeah, still short chipotle, as well. >> based on what? is it a question of the valuation? are the fundamentals of the business out of whack, in your mind? >> yeah. it's a bit of a harder story -- it's not like a green mountain kind of story. it's not like we think the books are cooked or something like that. what we think with chipotle, it's a company that's reached its level of pricing power. and it's kind of saturated its opportunity and the multiple is very high. now, there'll be more stores, but there's also competition. historically, chipotle was able to raise their prices every couple of years, and by a fair amount, without losing any traffic. we did a lot of survey work. we don't think that they have the ability to do that. now, earlier this year, they said, geez, we're going to raise prices in 2013, and then they didn't do it. and they said, well, we'll raise them in early 2014, and now they've said they'll raise it in mid-2014. the price increase gets pushed off. the stree

probably won't surprise you the characters underneath that sign say chipotle.he characters under that sign? mcdonalds. what is surprising customers is both stores on the same day shut down by the health department. >> citing inadequate hot water in the restrooms. >> they were operating with no hot water? are you serious? >> mcdonalds management would not talk to us. mcdonalds said it was unexpected and a repair was made to a faulty valve. >> they said they had hot water everywhere except those golden arches of shared toilets. >> no, no, no. it was with mcdonalds. >> in an official statement, they say the hot water in the kitchen was never compromised. on g street, northwest, no one certified in food safety. when we were there. you are coming into compliance? thank you very much for showing us that. the manager we spoke with declined our request to look around. on 4th street and cedar northwest, customers overheard us talking about the 7 violations there including mice feces in the storage room. >> are you going to finish your lunch? >> no, i'm not. i don't thin

. >> there was a nationwide protest against chipotle restaurants. and then they took the protest inside. the group says chipotle uses brutal violence in preparing food for consullion. for consumption. >>> some bay area teens are calling for an end to vanity sizing. they want consistent sizing. some stores downsize their merchandise to discourage larger girls from wearing their clothes. it is part of a project to make young women feel better about themselves. >>> san francisco's coit tower is closing for a much needed face-lift. look at this live shot of the tower from our roof camera. crews hillary store the -- crews will restore the tower and its murals. the $1.7 million project will take five months. >>> and we are in sports -- we are looking for some rain. when will it arrive? >> we could see some rain by this time tomorrow night and then it will spread across the bay area on tuesday and then we get another batch of rain looks like on wednesday. already the first frontal band spreading the clouds in our direction. get ready for clouds on the incr

. >> there was a nationwide protest against chipotle restaurants.rallied outside chipotle and then they took the protest inside. the group says chipotle uses brutal violence in preparing food for consullion. for consumption. >>> some bay area teens are calling for an end to vanity sizing. they want consistent sizing. some stores downsize their merchandise to discourage larger girls from wearing their clothes. it is part of a project to make young women feel better about themselves. >>> san francisco's coit tower is closing for a much needed face-lift. look at this live shot of the tower from our roof camera. crews hillary store the -- crews will restore the tower and its murals. the $1.7 million project will take five months. >>> and we are in sports -- we are looking for some rain. when will it arrive? >> we could see some rain by this time tomorrow night and then it will spread across the bay area on tuesday and then we get another batch of rain looks like on wednesday. already the first frontal band spreading the clouds in our direction. get read

whole foods, chipotle, whatever. of all the reasons for the selloff, perhaps a sense that the party's over. a company that should have been worth $14 billion, as valued two or three weeks ago, it traded at more than double. the top callers were out in full force when twitter opened at $45.10. now i am not a top caller. i hate the whole notion of okay, now that retail is in the pool, at last after this big run courtesy of twitter, i know it is time to sell, sell, sell. still, though, i heard it all day. all day. bubble, bubble, bubble. you can frame a justifiable mosaic to sell. first the cult stocks are all being smashed. tesla and solar city, two of the four most overvalued stocks along with netflix and amazon were whacked and whacked hard. that's been bubblicious forever. i think people who own highly valued stocks are selling other highly valued stock to buy this particularly highly valued stock. there's a sense the twitter ipo demonstrated insanity. not in twitter itself, but insanity in the market as a whole. th

in the last 24 hours, new all-time high chipotle 536.56.f you like your nyse reporter, keep your nyse reporter. stuart: everybody is jumping on the band wagon, if you like it you can keep it, not. and move on to pandora, that's another winner this morning. i suspect because more people are listening. nicole: it's more hours listening for listeners and the stock is up 6%. the active listeners moved to 70.9 million the end of october. and the hours listed, 1.47 billion. that was a gain of 18%. and raised the price target to 30 bucks. stuart: we should tell our viewers if you like the new york stock exchange reporter you can keep her and listen to her on xm satellite radio channel 113. if you're just leaving the house, you're off to work, channel 113. you can hear nicole petallides. thanks, nicole. nicole: thank you. stuart: two more stocks for you, we always say that content is king and netflix content in the movie business. the company just bought "the square", that's an original on the uprising in tahrir square. the film is getting oscar bu

chipotle just added five more per hour of lunches.trying to change their menu. >> aren't they between a rock and the hard place? if they don't change their menu, you may not get the traffic at all, right? >> yes. but these are complicated dishes in order to offset or kick the traffic back from mcdonald's. when i sat down with wendy's, just the introduction of a couple new items. yesterday i had popeye's. they only do one at a time and it's hard. mcdonald's tried to do too much. >> if everyone else can get it right, how does someone like mcdonald's get it wrong? >> because mcdonald's is a much larger chain with not the kind of same managerial infrastructure. chipotle brings people up, really promotes them, has team leaders, linebackers they call them, too. when they have a complicated new dish, they make sure they're absolutely ready. they're doing a new chop house, an asian kitchen chop house, maybe three in washington just to get it right. they've had multiple years to try to get it right. some chains are more nimble. >> so you're ju

own it here. >> pete, chipotle, buy, sell or hold?>> i love this name and despite the fact you look at that pe it's a little fearful at 41 even on the forward had this is a name i think goes higher. >> las vegas sands. >> still a great way to play the consumer cash coming out of china. i think the stock looks great here. i'd continue to own it. >> marriott. >> ritz-carlton doing well, 52-week high. stay with it. >> quick break and final trades and who you think won our debate on the gap. when we come back. ♪ ♪ here we are, me and you ♪ on the road ♪ and we know that it goes on and on ♪ [ female announcer ] you're the boss of your life. in charge of making memories and keeping promises. ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ ♪ oh, oh, all the way ♪ oh, oh opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: h

walk into chipotle. what is it you're looking at? the way the bird has been raised. >> absolutely. >> and the way it's treated and the same with the environment and not only are consumers concerned about eating healthy and it's the environment and the protein in the bird today. >> that's one of the reasons i've liked hain for a long time and it's important that you buy as much as you can and dominate as much as you can as opposed to campbell's that can't seem to find its way at all. i'm just going read this. hain's free cash flow fell by half to 48 million. this was after hain told "barron's" to watch the free cash flow. so "barron's" is saying gotcha here. >> i started this company 20 years ago and we had $4 billion in sales and market cap. i built this company on big acquisitions. earth's best is the largest brand. when i bought it was a $14 million and today it's 2 hu00 million. listen, there's so much growth out there. we spent 300 million, 400 million in acquisition. unfortunately, "barron's" come back and said our free cash flo

ride the last couple of days. >> i wish chipotle wasn't up so much. do believe in the team very much, but after what happened the other day with whole foods, it makes you wonder whether the food with integrity program as good as it is will make it too expensive. i want the stock to come in, but i do like the company. yes? >> a big veterans day boo-yah, jim! >> this. >> i'm serena from livingston, new jersey. i'm proud to be here with my father, leo, who was a combat soldier 70 years ago in world war ii. >> thank you, sir. thank you. >> thank you. >> and also, my husband, who's here, who was in the air force. my question is about something that's been popping up all over livingston, new jersey, and i know you love to say the name as much as i do, bonco. >> so here's the problem, as good as they are, there's a company called vvva that is even better, because banco made too many bad moves. it's vvva that i want you to buy. >> jim, a first boo-yah from lake hearst. my question is about potash, what is your feeling? >> you ought to be buying six flags, whi

. >> ya te dije, y me vuelves a patear el barril y no respondo, chipotle con sangre y sea chico o asea. >> no, yo dije primero. >> no, pues eso no me importa. >> ay, por quÉ siempre se ha de hacer lo que tÚ dices. >> porque yo soy el dueÑo de esta pelota, por lo tanto se hace lo que yo quiero. y lo que yo quiero es ser enrique borja! >> que yo era willy gÓmez. >> eso no, tampoco. >> ¿por quÉ? >> porque si yo voy a chutar y tÚ vas a estar de portero, se supone que tÚ eres un portero ¿no? >> ah bueno, sas, sas! que yo era el cuate calderÓn. >> bueno, sÍ, sale y vale. mira, que esta era la porterÍa este marco. >> sas! >> ponte, ponte. >> dÉjame quitar esto. >> hÍjole, ahora si. >> espÉrame tantito. >> ese, ese. >> para que no me resbale la pelota. >> menos mal que yo voy a tocar la pelota con los pies, pero eso sÍ fijate quÉ caÑonazo tiro. espÉrate, esperate tantito que. (risas). >> ahora sÍ, fijate nada mÁs. >> espÉrate, espera, espera. mejor que yo no era el cuate calderÓn, mejor que era rafael fuentes. >> estÁ bien. >> espÉrame, espera, espera, espÉrame! que mejor no era rafael fuentes

business, everywhere i go in new york there is a vegan restaurant, everyone is getting in on it from chipotlearbucks, and johnny rockets, pi pfchangs, wht do you think? >> it is huge, it is getting bigger, a have a personal stake in this by daughterrallly be -- alley became a vegan at 8 years old. melissa: how did that hpen? do you eat meat? she decided she was not doing it. >> she decide she is no longer eating dead anima, she has not had a bite of meat in 12 years. melissa: vegan, not vegetarian? >> she starred vegetarian, at some point, she went further, took it vegan. melissa: do you want if to look like a turkey, yo you said it lo like a ham, i think, thehought ofating animals grosses me out, i don't want it to look like the animal food. >> a lot of people go vegan for a number of different reasons, some for health, for som othersy love animals, for me i love animals, a lot of people do it because they want to help animals this say roast that would replace what a turkey would be on your dinner table this is -- they want the spirit of thankiving without the cruelty involved with the indus

voices known to the restaurant chains -- i read, i believe either this week or the previous week, chipotle -- they don't have to do this but they're listening to consumers. you don't listen to consumers, you're not going to sell so much. at it important. we need to make our voices heard as consumers. >> i wanted to know what was your analysis on the 2008 crisis in asia, which had dramatic impact on some people struggled to find rice and to be able to pay for rice, and if you think that such a crisis could happen again, given how the community market functions at the moment. >> okay. the short answer for that, i do not have an analysis on the 2008 rice price crisis. it is something i've been watching with interest. i mean, it's incredible what guess on. but other than that, as to a prediction as to whether it can happen again, that i leave to yuri and other economists in the room. >> can i ask a question? >> of course. >> i work a lot on nutrition in the agriculture department at the bank, and hearing your presentation i can understand the economic advantages of having an organized commodit

mcdonald as a trade has been a lackluster one when you look at a chipotle or jack in the box. >> we flaggedgood. . they are not nearly as good. at a certain point it becomes very compelling. >> lots of good trades. we are answering your investment questions on twitter. that's next. [woman]ask me... [announcer]...if you think the best bed for one of you might be a compromise for the other one... [woman]ask me about our tempur-pedic. [announcer] they're sleeping on the newest tempur-pedic bed... the new tempur choice... [man]two people.two remotes. [announcer] firmness settings for the head,legs,and back... and with tempur on top,that famous tempur-pedic comfort comes any way you like it! [woman]ask me about the lumbar button. [man]she's got her side...and i've got my side. [announcer] tempur-pedic.the most highly recommended bed in america. [woman]don't touch my side! >> more breaking news on bill 5:00man. >> we have got some more news on a holding that akman is boosting just stock this is one he is doubling his stake in. also news that he has eliminated and exited his stake in an ocean frei

is it now a wendy's, burger king and chipotle, maybe a panera world? the things is he's saying it's still a pretty point. >> i went to panera's wednesday -- >> you love panera's. >> i had the asian chicken salad and squash soup. i put out a $10. it was 13.80 cents. mcdonald's you give a 10, you get almost everything back. >> and now burger king is out with something that supposedly looks or at least looks like the big mac. wasn't jane wells doing the taste coast on the west coast. >> wendy's fries were quite good. >> wendy's chili was dynamite. >> i used to eat that all the time going up. >> you never eat anything. >> my friends would be laughing right now to hear that. the stories we could tell. let's not, though. let's talk about the gap, jim. >> i just want to say one more thing about the frosty. you didn't mention the frosty. >> you guys did the french fries in the frosty. that's key. >> i'm going to be fasting for another couple days. now here's what struck me about gap. how could i have been so wrong? i was thinking they weren't going to do a bad

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that puts it right up there with chipotle and bed bath & beyond.course have you ever shopped at bed bath & beyond? maybe a lot of people like that but i question that valuable. that's just me. twitter is not really making any money. bed bath and beyond is. what is the company signaling for later this week? what do you hear? >> they lost $80 million last year. but twitter getting a little bit more optimistic in the days leading up to its initial public offering. that's happening on thursday. it is now upping the price range for its ipo. it will offer 70 million shares at $23 to $25 a share. you'll remember previously it had planned the same amount of shares at $17 to $20 each. it's priced at the high end of the range. twitter's potential market value rises to nearly $16 billion. and that include wills options and restricted stock. thanks to strong demand for its stock, mostly institutional investors of course, twitter is planning to close the order books, reportedly for its ipo on tuesday at noon. that's a day earlier than scheduled. that's accordin

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i want to hear what you have to say about chipotle after the wild ride. >> i wish it wasn't up so mucht increases the demand dramatically. after what happened with whole foods it makes you wonder if it will make it a little too expensive. i do like the company. yes? >> a big veterans day booyah, jim. i'm serena from livingston, new jersey. >> close by to me. >> i'm proud to be here with my father leo who was a combat soldier 70 years ago in world war ii. >> thank you, sir. thank you. thank you. thank you. >> and also my husband who's here who was in the air force. my question is about something that's been popping up all over livingston, new jersey, and i know you love to say the name as much as i do -- bonco srkts antader. >> like those guys but it's bf, b -- bbca i want you to buy. >> booyah. my question is about potash, what's your feelings? >> it's funny, you ought to be buying six flags which is down the block. that's an excellent one. pretty good number. here's the problem with potash. corn numbers today, the department of ag, i can't believe how much corn is producing. so it dep

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chipotle, 16.7 billion market cap. netflix, $19.4 billion market cap. even sprint, $26.8 billion. the only, you know, tech company around this size that is a little bit bigger than twitter, yahoo! $33.7 billion. so this is a giant company at the price that it's opened at. of course, it's a growth story, as stephanie just said, and that's what people are betting on. it doesn't have earnings, so the only thing to value it on at this point is revenues. and based on a multiple of nine months of the year -- so year-to-date revenues so far, because we want to give it credit for the growth so far -- twitter is currently valued at 75.3 times revenues for the first three quarters of the year. compare that to yelp, which also went public just about a year ago, and it was unprofitable. it has about 162 million in revenues so far this year. it's only valued at 25.6 times revenue. facebook 21 times. google 10.2 times. amazon. 3.9 times. you know, we talk about amazon's razor-thin profits, or the razor-thin margins, rather, all the time, and that's one of the corollaries people are lookingt. bu

then, of course, there's a big one called chipotle mexican grill if you live the burritos, ipo'ed in $1,000 turns all the way into $24,700 today and here, of course, is the grand daddy of them all, talking about amazon.com the biggest on-line retailer, if you went all the way back -- i'm sorry, netflix, in 2002, $1,000 turns into $45,000. and now it's amazon, because this is the one i'm so excited to tell you about because $1,000 back in 1997, fast forward to today, this is $240,000. today. that's enough, guys, for two ivy league private school college tuitions for $1,000, back in 1997. back over to you. >> or three teslas or like six m mes. >> it's amazing. >> thank you very much. very cool stat. i hadn't heard of google before that segment appreciate you elect us know what te do. boom year for ipos, quietly there have been 182 public offerings so far. ta a level not seen since the heady days of 2007 which by itself is a little nerve-racking. which of these 182 stocks is a better bet? let us bring in steve and robert. steve, first to you, any names that you just love out of that gro

when i see a google come out with good numbers and go up $100, and i see chipotle go up $70 a day. >> but, laszlo, those weren't fantastic numbers. both of the stocks -- >> the revenues. the revenues is what really -- >> i understand. these are cult favorites right now. there's so much money crowding in such a narrow group, in my opinion. when you look at those outperformers, because i could give you ten names that disappointed and did not act well. so to me, you want to talk about bubbles, i think you have bubbles forming in individual names, whole foods is another one. starbucks, we'll talk about it later. there's real concentration -- >> oh, it's brewin' up. >> i think the individual stocks, i don't know which ones will be the next ones to carry forward, but again, we look at the market, and the things we've been talking about for four years are still intact. bearish -- >> you think we're going to 1,820 by when? >> well, it's in the book. [ laughter ] what's interesting, we looked at the historical stuff. the market has a three to six-month timeframe. so to forecast out a year, you

. >> from burritos and rice and beans to chipotle flavored everything and tequilla these people are asrican as apple pie and it is thanks to the growing influence of hispanics. americans are buying for tortillas more than spaghetti, macaroni and hot dog buns and even bagels. salsa is now the number one condiment. sales were about double that of ketchup and mustard. >> we have a different country and a different set of consumers who are out there consuming most of the snacks we buy at retail. the millennium generation, the generation that comes behind them, they have grown up on hispanic food and ethnic food, grown up on tortilla chips and salsa. >> hispanics are the largest minority group of the mill 11 y'all generation, people aged 18 to 22. food and beverage sales totaled 8.2 billion of a percent from 2009 and that is expected to grow to a whooping 30% by 2017. but it is not just about hispanics buying more of their future. nonhispanics are looking at hispanic foods for quick, healthy and convenient alternatives. hispanic foods are incredibly diverse. puerto rican cuisine is differen

. >> how about chipotle?hipotle. >> the seats where can you get the shake shack delivered to you, they cost about $12. just wait a few weeks and they cost $12. >> the funniest line coming out is i love him as a colleague, may he never root for the teams that i like. >> that's a good one. >> zillow is up. >> this guy is all in. his tweet right before the conference call started was "let's get this party started." this is the new ceo, right? whether it's playing harp for barracuda or taking a red icon fre -- red eye conference call. >> he said "the president loves zill zillow." it's real estate porn but he said that's not the reason that it's doing well. he said it's the return on investment. i said zillow is taking over the worth. >> levels somewhere around august, 158.50, does any of that matter given the things you've said about cult stocks in general? >> the next stock -- he'll finish the battery -- solve the battery problem in the next quarter and put all the shorts to shame. but you got to be perfect. i w

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what is the difference between the stellar performer chipotle and these guys?ue game, let the other mid scale chains like appleby essentially 2 for 20, have cut prices. base started the game the latter half of last year as deals, we think they should start easier and they have more discretionary income and gas prices, one in four customers below $3 per gallon. great psychological victory. >> more money to spend on shellfish. would you buy on the stock? >> with target of $50. >> what about you, dennis? >> if i could i would. dennis: tell us what they need to do to unlock more value on this chain? >> we have to charge a big fee, renouncing $50 million reduction in gm day but comparable to the other big brands it is still high. they need to start looking more transitioning the appeal of the brand for millennials and they are doing that with olive garden and groupon, lunch sales. they need to rethink advertising and how much is mass media. most importantly a bunch of very good value ltd. offers that are created to be attractive to the consumer but maintain margin f

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i read i believe it was either this week or the previous week chipotle came out and announced that they were no longer going to have any kind of gmo products in their offerings at their restaurants. and that's huge. i heene, they're an enormous company. they don't have to do this. and it's because they're listening to consumers. because otherwise, you know, you don't listen to consumers, you're not going to sell so much. it's important. we need to make our voices heard as consumers. >> hi. i wanted to know what was your analysis on the 2008 crisis in asia which had dramatic impact on some people who struggled to, you know, to find rice and to be able to pay for rice. and if you think that such a crisis could happen again given how the commodity market functions at the moment. >> okay. the short answer for that is i do not have an analysis on the 2008 rice price crisis. it is something i've been watching with interest. it, i mean, it's incredible what goes on. >> yeah. be. >> but other than that as to a prediction as to whether it would happen again, that i leave to uri and other economi

we'll talk about his latest best play, and all of the big ones -- apple, green mountain, chipotle. see you in a bit, guys. >> and now, micron, scott. thank you so much. >>> time is ticking down to microsoft's xbox one launch. earlier, the vp of microsoft joined us and had this to say about the upcoming launch. >> this is going to be the biggest release of an xbox by a factor. we've ordered more than 2x. there will be millions and millions of these hopefully in use by the end of the year. >> with competition from sony's playstation 4, who will come out on top in the battle for the best console? tina amini is with a gaming site, and jon fortt joins us, as well. tina, good morning. >> good morning. >> reading over the review, a surprising number of weak spots, which is a theme we're hearing again and again. does that offset all of the good things being said about it, too? >> absolutely not. this is the way things go with hardware launches, and it's been a rough spot with some of the feature, but we'll probably see our way there in the couple of months. >> where exactly are the bugs, s

it's so strong, i had jack on friday, "mad money," he's the cfo of chipotle, it's to get rid of gmo.santo is on the firing line, sugar is on the firing line. >> jim, stand by. of course, we've got the opening bell about four minutes away. a lot more "squawk on the street" on a monday coming back. in a world that's changing faster than ever, we believe outshining the competition tomorrow requires challenging your business inside and out today. at cognizant, we help forward-looking companies run better and run different - to give your customers every reason to keep looking for you. so if you're ready to see opportunities and see them through, we say: let's get to work. because the future belongs to those who challenge the present. became big business overnight? ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or their new product tanked? ♪ or not? what if they embrace new technology instead? ♪ imagine a company's future with the future of trading. company profile. a research tool on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. >>> you're watching cnbc "squawk on the street." it does like we are going to get

> the container store is one of those stocks that will be like whole foods, like starbucks, like chipotleed stocks that have a right to be overvalued because they have tremendous growth and container store needs to show the earnings but i'm just pointing out that that has got a halo. and, david, again, i'm not saying that these stocks are clean and i'm not saying -- i'm not being facetious. some stocks are loved because management is so great. people love the management at the container store and i think that's fine. it can go up for a very long time. it's got a very big growth path. these are very well-run companies. we talk about the tractor supply and the ulta and lumber li liquidator liquidators. in the 80s, the research director came down and said go buy walmart. i said i've never been in walmart. he said it's in seven states, it's got master plans. walmart? who is walmart? then i went to arkansas and said you guys have a game plan. walmart was a great growth stock for a long time. i remember when home depot moved to long island. i went to see it. it was right in this area, it was on

. >> and morgan stanley raises target on -- >> chipotle is a major roll.eration of comp stores. that's what people want. >> you have a busy 48 hours. what's tonight? >> we met with a lot of different people out there and we have more surprises here. workday is probably one of the most exciting companies i've ever talked to. look at this, jeremy stopleman. do you yelp? are you a yelper? and then jarden, what can i do. it's mr. franklin. new york it's mr. lillie. >> he's in our hearts. we'll see you on "mad money." >> carl, we're going to get the detail on the biggest set of fines and damages ever levied against a by if this country. >> a tale of two retailers, best buy and home depot and audi will unveil its first electric vehicle. yes, tesla shareholders, the germans are coming. ♪ hmm. ♪ mm-hmm. [ engine revs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] oh what fun it is to ride. get the mercedes-benz on your wish list at the winter event going on now -- but hurry, the offer ends soon. [ santa ] ho, ho, ho! [ male announcer ] lease the 2014 ml350 for $599 a month at your local

if you look at this year and, you know, those outlying stocks in technology and biotech and the chipotlesy normal in terms of a concentration of leadership. so there's nothing which looks like a bubble in this year. could we get there? maybe but it's not a 2014 event. it'll be much further out. >> sure. i suppose -- i may as well chime in on all of this, as well. the one thing that, you know, is a big consideration is, first of all, the stocks being cheap to bond argument only holds when you're talking about the parts of the stock market that look most like the bond market. but from a broader perspective, what we did when we started thinking about what happens next year, we looked at when the fed finally start normalizing policy, where the p/e at that point has a big determinant on what happens through the rest of the cycle. i agree with dr. siegel it's no means done. those bull markets don't end with recessions. >> the normalization of policy beginning of tapering or beginning of raising rates? >> it's tapering. it doesn't matter what they do. history is the reaction and the stock market

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