you. [ applause ] >> thank you so much to mayor lee, supervisor kim and the amazing folks at cast and clf and owe. it's an exciting thing for a grass roots oration to -- organization to get out of central market and building a new home. this builds community. what that means in practical terms is that we find dance and theatre artist whose voice haven't been heard yet. we give them support and freedom to create new work and we form with grass roots and non-profit to form that. we are only moving 5 blocks and that gives us a chance to partner with the tenderloin rich organizations. we are excited to be in this journey with the luggage. we are going to fund raise a major campaign to purchase a new home. we are looking for leaders of that campaign to share with the power of art. i recognize many of those leaders are here today. i see colleagues from the 950 project who will be our neighbors and arts partners and organizations and collaborators from the tenderloin community and sisters and brothers in social service and social justice. i see building owners who have the ethics and foresight t

you want to killed grand by and do a commercial to detect paul ryan to push her off the clf.hey relate to their emotions but scientific explanation but that is all i got. you have got better idea? tell us what you think on facebook or twitter. but end with a sliver of good news for thosee who are libertarian or a conservative like clint eastwood and tom selleck and kevin sorbo. i am told kurt russell and i am not sure i met him once in newt gingrich office he is not a libertarian that may be kurt russell is? are you? then the of comedy star vince vaughnn but now he has a radio show and said this. >> i very supporte of ron paul. as you get older you have less trust of the government running anything like that the constitution the real purpose is to protect the individual rights. john: yes. he said too many rules lead to government corruption and otherunintended consequences. he gets it. maybe there are more libertarians in hollywood in the closet. for if you d't march in step with the other liberals you may not get work as kevin sorbo said earlier. >> just to say i'm an indepe

is it time to go bottom feeding and buy clf? let's debate it. josh brown is the bull.rown is the bear. >> i think the bash case is well-known at this point. there's a lot of exposure to china. a lot of exposure to coal. that is not looking as good as it had in prior cycles. i understand all of that. as warren buffett is fond of saying, the news hasn't gotten any better but the prices sure have. this is a stock with 3% yield selling at ten times earnings. had a huge rally off the bottom last summer of almost 50%. it's digesting the gains since then. has not gotten off to a good start this year. i got to tell you something. you still have 30% of the float short. they have not covered from those summer lows. quite frankly, i think we're at a point where the estimates and the negativity surrounding this stock are over -- about to change. >> with all due respect to warren buffett it's not about price, it's valuation. >> i think that's what he meant. but continue. >> i'll try and clear it up to for you. >> sure. >> value you asian has not improved. they got joe cash. going t

a similar industry but i think the price action is a little stronger is cliff's natural resources, clf the past couple months it's all of a sudden made a longer term bottom on perhaps the weekly or monthly charts but daily charts momentum has been incredibly strong. you see a lot of doubt surrounding those names. analysts, the majority of them aren't recommending buying them. i think there's upgrade potentially. short seller targeting coal names. >> amy, speaking of earnings season, typically it becomes a gauntlet that causes volatility. we didn't see that a lot last year perhaps because the market was enjoying the morphine drip of quantitative easing from the federal reserve but now we know they're going to taper, are we going back to that volatile period we typically get every time corporations start releasing their reports? >> that's a great question, and it's one that we're watching very closely because as the tapering starts to come and we remove the yellin put or the bernanke put, so to speak, we're really questioning whether this reverts to normalization. one sector i would fach