. >> looking at regal and cinemark. we'll bring you to the post. lot of down arrows but not for cinemark. take a look. up 2.7% at 33.47. we're seeing up arrow for regal. january any talked postively about both these companies. normally a trough in the fourth quarter. on the contrary, they are very bullish on these two names, so much so, fair value estimates on regal, 24%. 46-dollar target on cinemark. good news for moviegoers and people who own the shares. back to you. adam: nicole, thank you very much. >> treasurys extending their slide amid a 70 billion-dollar sale of government debt. benchmark deals are hitting highest levels since mid september. with continued concern about fed taper and higher interest rates, what should we expect from the bond market? ette let's turn to zane brown, from fixed income for lord abbett. thank you for being here. what is your take on higher rates? what is driving isn't. >> two weeks ago, in fact it was this show when we analyzed fomc minutes we saw for the first time a fed that saw more economic strength than what

>> cinemark, cnk. because they're going to keep the profits they make selling the popcorn and all of the peripheral stuff at the theaters. i don't want to buy the production companies at this point. >> i still like imax. i think it's good holding here. i don't hold it. always looked at it. ultimately, taken out by private equity. >> i like viacom. stay away from the big media companies, like paramount, those wrapped into it. a lot of strength, can own the content, a much better play longer term. >> the stock swami is back and seeing unusual activity in his crystal ball. he'll reveal where that could show up in your portfolio. >>> first, if you want to invest like the hedge funds, then listen up. we've got the names smart money is buying and shorting that, just ahead. hi honey, did you get the toaster cozy? yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with new fedex one rate, i could fill a box and ship it for one flat rate. so i knit until it was full. you'd be crazy not to. is that nana? [ male announcer ] fe

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