crocs for me is entering what i like to call the hot zone.he 21-bar time frame, free earnings in which stock which has been doing really well in earnings end up rallying into the earnings report. for me that's one of my favorite times to trade crocs over the course of the last eight quarters has traded on average about 15% higher within that time frame right now it is holding support. it is breaking out to the upside i like it right here for a buy going into earnings, and i'm going to try to trade it up into about 150, 160 >> interesting now i want to get the other names you are watching in this window that you mentioned. guys, thank you for your time and ideas today. danielle shay, chris grisanti and our bob pisani >>> still ahead, despite how hot the housing market is, this derivative play has fallen 10% since going public at the end of 2020, but one analyst says it is time to buy the dip. the stock and thmabendhe call, next (inspiring music) - [narrator] at southern new hampshire university, you can finish your degree faster, and for less

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, crocs, dan. are you wearing crocs these days but apparently they're guiding higher, people want them does it spell trouble in your view eaven for the weak retailes that may not have the problems lululemon and nike have? >> yes, near term, we know because of the fear of supply chain issue we saw a lot of consumer behavior in front of the holidays pulled forward into november so december's data is probably going the look a little weak maybe the consumer spent a lot of the cash they had sitting on their own balance sheet at a time we know stimulus has just been running off karen mentioned something about restaurants, and i will say another high premium sort of restaurant would be starbucks. that stock has not confirmed a new high in the s&p 500 in months, and it is down about 15% or 16% from its highs, you know, earlier in the fall or so. that's one i think that is also, you know, grappling a little bit with valuation and expected growth that is not there this is -- i think expectations for the curr

>> the original mcdonald's was in the forties and moved to chicago in 55 with ray croc. he is incredibly ambitious we could have mcdonald's in every bedroom community but african-americans don't get the entry point until 68 and then immediately after king's assassination. i think for us, having grown up where mlk junior is a hero it's easy to not know or misunderstand that in his moment he was not the good guy of history so after his assassination it is work over the past three decades that mlk is a hero but in 1968 after the uprisings and reaction to his death and the consternation of the civil rights movement there was anth incredible and then the first african-american to franchisee mcdonald's that in that moment there is federal pressure to open opportunities for african-americansfo knowing that there is a number of franchise owners who don't want to do business in black communities anymore. there are events after king's assassination and mcdonald's is recruiting black franchise owners to serve black communities and they discover it's very profitable for a number of

. >> we know that mcdonald's is launched by ray croc and then the franchise starts and it's a story of that franchise industry, so how did that work? >> it grows out of southern california and one of the things i talk about in the book is that when we think about how people often talk they frame it as this incredible story of innovation, getting so many people food so quickly is a really big deal for the food industry in the 1940s and 50s but for my purpose i like to think about it in terms of what does it say about the racial history, what does it say about businesses that grew up around the highway system which was a source of so much trouble and anxiety, what do we think about the suburbanization a fast food in communities that had all suites of legal means of excluding african-americans and so when we get to the moment where franchising becomes this a growth opportunity for business, it is exciting because it's a moment in which you don't have to have a lot of business experience or have owned a family business to make it big, and this is like so american. you can own a something,

i think righter lower. 6 is one that a lot of people keep miss ing is crocs if crocs hadn't spent $2.5 billion on hey dude, you bought a del, or it's just hey dude, it would have been my first picker. but there are simply too many shoe companies and crocs didn't need to make this. ones that already have lost the enthusiasm of the stock market, and frankly shouldn't have come public, but managed to be able to make some money number seven oh, boy, this one is short squeeze. upstart. the financial technology company allows lenders to assess borrowers better than your fico store. the shock has been obliterated i'm a big believer in their technology, but i've been telling you to be careful with this one because financial technology is toxic right now. some smart company will buy upstart if it stays down here. yes, these are two that i'm really going against the grain on this is against the grain because it's linked to the now hated shopify. the others, well, others think this is entirely pandemic. that's definitely wrong. i don't have a negative on this one. that's why i listed it first oka

so we know mcdonald's was launched by ray croc. and then the franchise started. it's the story of the franchise industry. and capitalism. so how did that work for mcdonald's? >> so mcdonald's grows out of southern california. one of the things we talk about in the book is when we think about when people talk and write about mcdonald's they frame it as a story of innovation. getting so many people food so quickly. for the food industry in the 1940s and 50s. but for my purposes i like to think about in terms of what does it say about america's racial history? what does it say about business to grow up around the highway system which is terror and anxiety for so many black travelers. what we think about the suburbanization of fast food in the communities have all means of excluding african-americans. so when we get to the moment were franchise in this growth opportunity for business it is really exciting. it is a moment in which you don't have to have a lot of business experience. our own a family business to make big like i own my house but bank of america really o

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. >>> finally, crocs higher, the top pick for twoon, called one of the most impositive consumer growthes for several years to come. crocs is up 8%. >>> up next, a winds of change the department of interior announcing a massive east coast wind form. the alternate energy names down this year. should you buy the dip now which way esheinbldo t wd ow >>> we have 90 minutes left in the trading dame we want to get you caught up on the markets, stocks, bonds, commodities and the push for wind power. let's begin with bob bond on today's market movers. bob magically appears in the screen behind me. >> what a team we make here's the good news we are up. the bad news is, we may have pushed this rally almost as far as you could expect it to go let's look at the sectors. here's the good news we are still riding the sugar high for technology as powell was somewhat reassuring yesterday by saying they may not act aggressively in running off balance sheet. that was the big news yesterday. inflation was high but not above expectations today everybody is safer with tech even there it is starting to run ou

i mean, my crocs. i don't have socks police officers. caution, people against getting too close to the water, but visitors were still allowed to use the trails and walkways some witnessing strong sudden all water went out for just a few minutes. very fast. >> and then within the next 2 or 3 minutes, it all came back in again. not quite as fast, but that was that was at least at this particular served. the evacuation order was limited to the marina boats, docks and shoreline. those working or living on higher ground were not impacted. history taught us you know, it's an army comes through. it can cause a lot of fortunately, there have been no reports. >> of damage or injuries. it's something that we all need to be watchful and vigilant about any live near coastline. i realize now i have go to bed just because earthquakes are going to come. i don't have a go to bag. so looks >> 6 hard drives on my boat. a reminder we all need to be prepared for anything in berkeley. believe also the beaches in san francisco closed today. watch here as wave

doing of anatomy is an own human habit that can be traced in many historic injustices from that which croc trials to call upon one would seem that in this age of science and rationality would have moved beyond costing unproven recrimination at least at the state level, but not so fast. take the so called havana syndrome and mysterious condition set to be afflicting the american diplomatic and military personnel abroad. it's barely diagnosed with whiteness. seems to be an act of aggression. what is it symptomatic? well, to discuss that i'm not joined by rovers bartholomew on there. we see a lecture in the department of psychological medicine at the university of hoffman and also have an a syndrome math psychogenic, illness. the real story behind the embassy mystery and hysteria. dr. bartholomew's . great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. thank you. it's been more than 300 years since the salem witch trials, which are now considered to be one of the most notorious cases of bi massey in colonial america. and what's striking to me about it is how similar the per perfect sympto

of anatomy is an old human habit that can be traced in many historic and justices from that which croc trials to they call upon. one would think that in this age of science and rationality would have moved beyond costing proven recrimination at least at the state level, but not so fast. take to so full havana syndrome and mysterious condition set to be afflicting that american diplomatic and military personnel abroad. it's barely diagnosed and get wideman assumed to be an act of aggression. what is it symptomatic all? well to discuss that i'm not joined by rovers bartholomew on there. we see a lot here in the department of psychological medicine at the university of hoffman and also have an a syndrome math psychogenic, illness and the real story behind the embassy, mystery and hysteria. dr. bartholomew's, great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. thank you. it's been more than 300 years since the salem witch trials, which are now considered to be a one of the most notorious cases of by mass hysteria in colonial america. and what's striking to me about it is how similar t

speak to a us immunology, to explains why spartan agree has the edge of a rival vaccines against armor croc, with sorry, just after 5 pm here at moscow. and as most people are ending, they work day. we are cranking up your world wide headlines. welcome to them. it's not you international. so the russian foreign minister, sort of a lot for off has said that russia is ready for serious talked with us even after washington, deliberate, a written response to moscow security demands. and that doesn't look good. he did a lot of rock did express disappointment that russia's primary concern that of holding nato's expansion into eastern europe has been dismissed. lucas's celia, the cumulative, as for the contents of the reply, there are grounds for the beginning of a serious conversation. only about secondary issues regarding the main issue that has been no positive reaction. and the main issue, i remind you is a clear position on the in admissibility of nato's further expansion, eastwood's and on the deployment of strike weapons that could threaten the territory of the russian federation. the 2 key

and finally people getting comfy in crocs, revenue surged 67% in 2021. billion dollar increase in revenue compared to 2020. other company shoe makers like ugg and deckers have seen surge in the pandemic. we have to be comfortable. crocs up 1 and a half percent. cheryl: i'm still in my boots. i graduated from flip flops. maria: i'm all in on all of them. thank you so much, cheryl casone. president biden ready to ask congress for even more money, covid relief money now even though they have approved nearly $6 trillion since the pandemic began. more money chasing too few goods with the u.s. still facing testing shortages and teachers refusing to go back to classrooms, questions are being raised of where this money is going and where has this federal funding been going. joining me right now missouri congressman, he's the ranking member of the house budget committee, jason smith is here. congressman smith, great to see you. thanks very much for being here. i want to talk about this letter that you wrote to the administration. you're asking where is this taxpa

kennedy: the crocs had to go. [laughter] biohazard containment unit.aaron rodgers, i love rogers, i think it rate but you know what i love? san francisco 49ers, it's cold. [laughter] we are going to win because we are aaron rodgers. [laughter] >> it's 32 degrees in the summer. listen i love their pass rush but he was a hunk. i don't trust him with the game. kennedy: i'm on the phone. >> of course years. kennedy: topical storm is next. we'll be right back. ♪♪ colorado police officer has been kicked off the force after her colleagues discovered her secret only account or the chief probit unauthorized can, that's the wrong way to go undercover. this is topical storm, topic number one. mug shot monday. tonight we meet two beautiful goals, whose only crime was to spread their sparkle. also possibly assault. caitlin donovan 24-year-old sarah franks are facing felony charges for breaking into a man's apartment and attacking him with glitter. pay attention, as i take you through the entire sequence of events. [laughter] will be say they began arguing with the

a number of retail special players, those are two of them and crocs, which we know has been hot, butll be able to here from the executives, perhaps giving us a little more inside into what even they're seeing now as the omicron variant hag taken hold. >>> kelly? >> after the break, more on this volatile market, the tech decline continues for a sect week we will look at the charts, nestr next zero-commission trades for online u.s. stocks and etfs. and a commitment to get you the best price on every trade, which saved investors over $1.5 billion last year. that's decision tech. only from fidelity. every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just $30 per line per month when you get four lines or mix and match data options. available now for comcast business internet customers with no line-activation fees or term contract required. see if you can save by switching today. co

we are waiting on earnings for crocs in the upcoming week.irgin orbit up better than 4% in the premarket. take a look. the satellite service company set to launch its third commercial satellite later today. since going public a few weeks ago. the top trending stock is up nearly 8% since it completed that spac merger on december 29th. virgin orbit up now almost 5 a%. rest of the market higher, fractional moves following yesterday's cpi report and ahead of the ppi report this morning. consumer prices posted the biggest annual gain in 40 years yesterday. the cpi up 7% year over year, up five tenths of a percent month over month. we're looking for the producer price indexer, out at 8:30 a.m. eastern, calling for an increase of four tenths of a percent month over month. 9.8% is the expectation for the ppi year over year. ahead of this, joining me now is cfra research director, ken leon. also joining the conversation all morning long is fox business' dagen mcdowell and strategic wealth partners president and ceo, mark tepper. great to see everybody

so, like, 2021-core is like crocs with low-rise jeans. >> exactly.ore is over. ( laughter ) >> stephen: that's-- i gotta say that's... that's harsh. >> the new hot trend that all young people are legit pissing themselves over is called "eight minutes ago-chic." it's dark suits. it's monologue. it's standing over there instead of sitting over here. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: okay. okay, okay, okay, i understand. >> clearly. and that sucks, because the hot new vintage trend-- >> stephen: there can't be another one. after that, we're up to the present. >> which is dead now. the new vintage style is future-core. it's whatever you're wearing now, and then you continue to wear it tomorrow, so tomorrow you'll have something to look back on from today. >> stephen: then did you wear this outfit yesterday? >> um, no, i wore it tomorrow. duh. ( applause ) ugh, "tomorrow me" thinks "today me" is so tacky. >> stephen: how do you know what tomorrow you thinks? >> i am tomorrow me, steve. i'm tomorrow me's yesterday me, and yesterday's me's tomorrow me. an

. >> caller: i had a question about crocs. recently they made an acquisition into hey dude? >> yeah, i saw that. >> caller: it went down on the news the shoe is a really good, popular shoe and is very comfortable. i know they report earnings around the end of next month i wanted to get your thoughts on would it be a short term, mid term, long-term views on the stock. >> i saw allbirds got a buy recommendation there's a plethora of shoe companies. people feel they paid too much for that acquisition we'll have to wait people felt they needed growth that's why they paid so much too early to give you the high sign how about hannah in new york hannah >> caller: hi, jim i love your show first of all. >> thank you thank you. >> caller: i wanted to thank you for all the hard work that you do yesterday you suggested four tech stocks to purchase that had gone down a lot, one of them being salesforce now salesforce is one of the stocks i'm calling about were both downgraded by gbs wednesday. what do you think of adding? >> to which one? i'm sorry, which stock adobe? look, adobe did not

i mean, my crocs. i don't have socks police officers. caution, people against getting too close to the water, but visitors were still allowed to use the trails and walkways some witnessing strong sudden all water went out for just a few minutes. very fast. >> and then within the next 2 or 3 minutes, it all came back in again. not quite as fast, but that was that was at least at this particular served. the evacuation order was limited to the marina boats, docks and shoreline. those working or living on higher ground were not impacted. history taught us you know, it's an army comes through. it can cause a lot of fortunately, there have been no reports. >> of damage or injuries. it's something that we all need to be watchful and vigilant about any live near coastline. i realize now i have go to bed just because earthquakes are going to come. i don't have a go to bag. so looks >> 6 hard drives on my boat. a reminder we all need to be prepared for anything in berkeley. believe >> we first told you about the tsunami advisory through the crowd.

the sharks in seattle taking on new team, the kraken, 3rd period, seattle up one cali yarn, croc lights, the lamp that extended the crack in his lead 2. and so the sharks end up falling 3 to 2. they will come back home to host the tampa bay lightning on saturday. that'll do it for sports. more news coming up after the break. >> let's get a check on our 4 zone forecast. a live look outside tonight at the san francisco skyline. a beautiful picture. you can some clouds behind the. all those buildings there. but it's still what a pretty picture. alright, lawrence is u n b people with tickets, but won't they be freezing at lambeau yeah, it's just going to be a little bit cold out there. let's check out some of those temperatures. let's get your board kron. 4 airlines and. >> yep. serving up some peanut free drinks if you want to head out and there you go right across the sierra nevada 50's here. >> you make your way across the rockies and land in green bay. oh, my goodness. look at that temperature game time on saturday, 11 degrees. according to our computer model. you can see some of spots

in fashion, comfort and torture, with $625 high-heeled crocs. >> fashion is about a double take.looked and looked again for his missing airpod after he fell asleep using them. eventually an x-ray located it in his esophagus and it was extracted. >> the audio works perfectly, but, sadly, the microphone is a bit glitchy. >> at least he didn't glue his eyes shut like this michigan woman, who meant to reach for eye drops, but used fingernail glue instead. her contact lens may have saved her vision. maybe you think you're seeing double. dwayne 'the rock' johnson fans were rocked by the alabama patrol lieutenant who even sounds like "the rock". >> can you smell what the rock is cooking. >> and this secret service agent protecting the bidens went viral just for being hot. a dead ringer for tom cruise. the pope needed no protection from spider-man, an italian guy who dresses up to entertain kids in hospitals. nicole ritchey avoided the hospital, even though she managed to catch her hair on fire. forget the candles. blow out nicole! a burger king manager and eight staffers blew off steam

in fashion, balenciaga combined comfort and torture with $625 high-heeled crocs. >> fashion is aboutouble-take. you want people to look and look again! >> reporter: a massachusetts man looked and looked again for his missing air pod after he fell asleep using them. eventually an x-ray located it in his esoft gus and it was extracted. >> the audio works perfectly, but sadly is the microphone is a bit glitchy. >> at least he didn't glue his eye shut like this woman who meant to use contact solution, but used super glue instead. this alabama patrol agent even sound like the rock. >> what the rock is cooking. >> and this secret service agent protecting the bidens went viral just for being hot. a dead ringer for tom cruise. the pope needed no protection from spider-man. an italian guy who dresses up to entertain kids in hospitals. nicole richie avoided the hospital, even though she managed to catch her hair on fire. forget the candles, blow out nicole. a burger king manager and eight staffers plu off steam by quitting very publicly with this sign, while rudy giuliani wouldn't quit shaving

i mean, my crocs. i don't havn socks police officers. caution, people against getting too close to the water, but visitors were still allowed to use the trails and walkways some witnessing strong sudden all water went out for just a few minutes. very fast. >> and then within the next 2 or 3 minutes, it all came back in again. not quite as fast, but that was that was at least at this particular served. the evacuation order was limited to the marina boats, docks and shoreline. those working or living on higher ground were not impacted. history taught us you know, it's an army comes through. it can cause a lot of fortunately, there have been no reports. >> of damage or injuries. it's something that we all need to be watchful and vigilant about any live near coastline. i realize now i have go to bed just because earthquakes are going to come. i don't have a go to bag. so looks >> 6 hard drives on my boat. a reminder we all need to be prepared for anything in berkeley. believe >> this afternoon at sandburg oreo state beach in san mateo county

this year and many people stuck at home during the pandemic are apparently getting comfortable in crocsompany says it is revenues surged. 67% in 2020. everybody stay want to be comfortable and they're now projecting nearly a billion dollar increase in revenue this year compared to 2020 other constable shoemaker such as of sand. decker's have also seen their cells rise during the pandemic. all comfy shoes. well, coming up in the next hour, sonoma county is placing a stay at home order. they're asking everyone to only leave your home. >> for essential reasons. only more details to come in. a live report. plus, san francisco leaders are implementing the new health order which impacts make events in the city and vaccine requirement. sarah stinson has the details. and a live report on and changes in san jose's. well, boosters are now required for city workers in visit city owned properties will have the latest in the next hour. from one moment to the next, our kids become the most important part of our lives. and even though the years pass, that never changes. we never stop worrying about th

we were forced to drink from the toilet, the croc down on refugees, salems eagles, and immigrants who lived in a good god. it was something that we never thought it would happen. those were unlucky. got taken to the detention centers. those who is kept the same day and went to the you in the are there where they are asking for of a way him out of the country. we had no thought, well, surviving and slipping by the sidewalk. despite there were 100 is protesting and doing peaceful demonstration, calling to leave the country. we were supplies by the authorities. busy arrival the cam on to forcibly arrested short that people beat them and took them to detention center. i deserve the right to leave and express myself and have education like any other human beings from my own experiences. what i have going through, i want to become a civil rights defender. i wanna become a lawyer because i do not want anyone to go through what i have been put through in my 12 years of displacement on the eggs. i will get a weather update. next feel that is out then ponderous, whereas in its 1st female presid

we are going to talk to ceos of krispy kreme, shake shock, domino's and crocs everything you need tohow big a hit omicron is causing in stores and what the economy looks like. >> everything from eating and walking it off, sarah. all right. we will talk tomorrow. that does it for "closing bell." "fast money. >> begins right now >>> tonight on "fast" we are charting the come back tech trading off the lows but the chart master says don't be fooled by this he sees trouble lurking in the charts >>> shares of aluminum jumping in the after hours session the company presenting right now at the jpmorgan health car

i take back all i said about crocs being ugly. nothing wrong with that. >> three pairs of shoes.hy. mccarthy has pitched stock trading for lawmakers. are these other gop members in the house defending the trading of stocks by house members? >> mccarthy and some democrats, their plans are searching for a solution to a problem that doesn't exist. the republicans are saying lawmakers should participate in the economy, build the retirement portfolios saying there is little to no conflict of interest because there are current rules in place, you have to publicly disclose transactions within 45 days but the house minority leader's plan says he will put forward legislation of the republicans when the midterms that would further limit lawmakers ability to trade individual stocks. stuart: i don't think people like the idea of anybody trading on nonpublic information to make a profit and the information they can't see. people say that's not fair, stop it. just hedge it in a little bit, restrict it a little bit. people don't think that is fair and i'm inclined to agree. especially if lawmak

also what's happening with crocs, the plastic rubber i-type shoes, it's up and piper sands ler called compelling consumer growth stories in the next several years. they up 2.5% we check on the most popular ticker searches on cnbc.com in yesterday's full session electric vehicles very much in the mix. tesla and rivian among the most searched tickers put illumina in the picks and nvidia and bausch health and like andrew pointed out, check us out on the twitter feed i'll sends things back over to you. >> i just mentioned jim cramer joins us now some more data out of england we saw south african a reason to be optimistic, maybe, for how this plays out here it happened earlier, omicron over there. >> yeah. >> does that mean the reopening trade? you have your reopening trade intact >> yeah, i just feel like when you seal these numbers, dr. pope posts them all the time on twitter. it's so hopeful. in both there is a peak in omicron and no real increase in a lot of the parts of the country in the hospital setting. so i mean, i know it's going to go to other areas where there aren't that many

crocs cashing in on the lockdown, attributing it to the major win opting for more comfortable shoes while i bet uggs' all their stock prices go up too. >> brian: and people that actually wear shoes. a lot of people i know during the lockdown didn't wear shoes, brian. >> brian: that is right. i always feel it is important even on weekends to get dressed. that is how i feel. >> ainsley: sound bite. you have to follow your own advice, brian. >> brian: i have to say this, i don't feel comfortable naked. i just don't. i know it is an option for people who live alone, but i just don't think so, write us, steve and tell us. >> ainsley: good to know. >> brian: coming up straight-ahead president biden pushing senate rule change. as he pushes his agenda for the senator marco rubio will react any promises but for south dakota governor christie noam and dr. ben carson teaming up to become a critical race theory in classrooms and will join us live with their plan. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ look! oh my god... oh wow. i want my daughter riley to know about her ancestors and how important it is to know who you are and t