all right, dr. j, enough of being pious. >> okay. that's right. >> that was easy to snap you out of that. give us the fallen angels that you are looking at. >> sure. well, i look mainly at technology for a whole host of reasons, and i really do follow tech pretty closely. you know pete does too. leap wireless. l-e-a-p. the stock's down 41% in the quarter. that'sy think this one represents a pretty good buy here at about $19 a share. this is jump and cricket. they're in the wireless prepaid space. and i think the competition is immense for that, but i think the stock at less than half the price of the 52-week high is a bargain. so i think that's one of them you'd buy. i think synaptics, syna-s another. also down 35% in the quarter. this is of course touch applications for computers and smartphones. the things like apple, if they ever do come out with a palette or a tablet, i think synaptics is going to be a big part of that. so with this stock down 35% and the tech cycle starting to pick up with the microsoft o.s. 7 rollout and so for

the sector overall we think goes higher. >> dr. jwere lucky enough say six months ago, what does it look like for goldman sachs? is it too pricey, buy on the index instead? >> i think it's always a good idea to have protection in a stock like goldman sachs. the volatilities are down substantially from where they were and don't even have to go back six months. just six days. i think goldman continues to show that there isn't that big worry going into september. clearly it's played out that way. and i think there are better plays like carter's saying, i think you can get more pop from some of the other financials. and to what brian said, i think they have other avenues. goldman is all about trading. that's where the money is and that's why you get on goldman and jpmorgan. >> we've got to talk about those chips helping to move nasdaq today. tech came out yesterday, expecting revenue growth for the first time in about a year or so, raising its third quarter guidance. can we connect these dots and say the recovery's on the way? >> yeah, r

so you know what, jon, this is a tough one, dr. j.t's bane broad weakness against almost every currency in the last 72 hours. >> right, rick. >> really short. that's where this is going because those other currencies are also not in very economic sound shape and people are looking at the balance sheets of countries now. >> right. all right, rick, got to wrap it here. thank you very much for your time. big sir coming at us from chicago. and we should mention the treasury secretary tonight, an exclusive cnbc town hall event, banking on geithner. that is at 7:00 p.m. tonight. only on cnbc. with our friends erin burnett and steve liesman. so do tune in for that. >>> time now for brother versus brothers. najarian brothers go a head on a stock play. later tonight, what are your best of pigskin plays? okay here is the tale of the tape. weighing at 220. >> what. >> and also 6'3" and weighs in at -- >> is that embellishment? >> a little heavy. >> jon's a former chicago bear, pete's a former tampa bay buccaneer. jon is bullish on beer. pete is

. >> dr. j joins us now. dr. j, just to spin it forward, you navigated so well back then.hat are you doing right now in terms of the financials? >> well, i still don't, unfortunately, trust the regulators. i think that was one of the problems. and i think that continues to be a problem. we'll continue to watch and see exactly how much reform happens, melissa. i don't think an awful lot actually is going to happen. and i think the biggest question you always want to ask yourself is how much money can i lose, not how much money can i make? if lehman brothers, if dick fuld and the people that ran lehman brothers thought that way, i think they would have survived, and i think if investors think that way, how much can i lose on this trade, not how much can i make, i think they'll be smarter investors. >> sage advice. dr. j, thanks so much. always a pleasure ee you. final trade right after this. >>> final trade just ahead. but first, this quick programming note. do not miss the kudlow report tomorrow night. larry will be joined by a special guest, former ebay ceo and california

and dr. jare we going to think this was the turn lower, because this week we had a number of stocks hitting pre-lehman levels, 52-week intraday high. morgan stanley, google, apple, just to name a few. are we going to see the turnpike as the marking point, the watershed moment for the fall? >> you could see that, melissa, but you and i know they don't ring bells at the top or the bottom of the market. >> unfortunately. >> that would be a pretty -- yeah. but on the other hand, there are a lot of signs out there that people are nervous as we approach 1100 in the s&p. people have been buying more and more protection by virtue of the index we track known as the vix, it's been moving up pretty dramatically in the last two sessions in particular. pushing up towards 25. highest level in a while. and i'd say that people are at least looking to hedge, if not looking to maybe get off the train for a little bit and let the next quarter begin. >> christopher, how do you interpret the market action, the pric

talked about this with dr. j. the stock's doubled since july but i think it has upside here. >> drop for abercrombie & fitch. 3%. karen. >> we told you, right, guy? too expensive. still it's expensive even down 3%. stay away. if you want to be in the space, ero. >> pop for "sunday night football." >> oh, yeah. >> our sister channel nbc. last night's giants-cowboys game on nbc, the best overnight rating for "sunday night football" ever. with football fans tuning in to see the new billion-dollar cowboy stadium. the game outrated even the primetime emmy awards by 65%. it was the highest-rated primetime nfl game since 1998. >> you were watching, right? >> cowboys-giants. doogie howser. >> were you watching? >> i was watching the emmys because i wanted to see "30 rock" bring it home. congrats, "30 rock." >> oh, shameless. >> why not? why not? all right. drop for biocryst pharma. down 5%. >> despite 77 million in funding from the u.s. health department this stock down 25% over the last three days. >> i'm just trying to

. >> dr. j., are you watching in particular stocks?e to gravitate toward their strike price? >> oh, i expect most of them to gravitate towards some strike price. there are a lot of stocks that have had pops this week and are getting pushed bad eed back. this one is moving back down and i'd echo what the governor said. heavy, heavy turnover, most of the sizing up has already happened. >> and bill, we had 2009 highs then kind of stalled out. what do you see next? >> same game plan. in may, when the s&p was 900, i said look for a move to 1,000. we're almost there. we hit 1075 other day. the short term momentum is still bullish. there's more to go on the upside. the only difference now is we're close to a major objective so we want to start to unwind the trade and take some profit. >> and brian, what you're seeing on the options market seems to confirm the optimistic forecast bill the giving. >> one interesting thing i saw going on about ten days ago carrying until today is option traders going out and buying s&p 500 downside puts at such

dr. j, what are you doing? >> it just feels like the market wants to lift into the bell here, so i'm a buyer along with it, melissa. >> eugene, are you also a buyer? >> no, i'm a seller. i think i will wait and see what the fed does. >> mike, what do you do? >> i'm actually taking a look at the options markets and i think some of the insurance has gotten a little cheaper on the downside. i might look to buy some of that and hang onto my longs with it. >> you heard grasso talk about the institutional buyer still going into gold on friday on the desk you said that you are defecting and you're not going into gold anymore. >> time to move to the sidelines in gold. i think you could buy gold back at a valuation of $979.75 in the next few weeks. oil today is the key. oil moves lower. the equities markets will move lower with it. >> okay. that does it for us on the halftime report. on tonight's "fast money," we trade the globe ahead of the g-20 meeting. where are your best opportunities abroad? coming up next, the bes

this is a tough one, dr. j. anything goes. it's been a broad weakness against almost every currency the last 72 hours. >> right. rick. sfloog he says good-bye. really short. that's where this is going. those other currencies are also not in good check xh economic shape. people are looking at the balance sheets for countries mou. >> thanks so much for your time. big sir coming at us from chicago. you should know we mentioned the treasury secretary tonight in an exclusive cnbc town hall eating. that is 7:00 p.m. tonight only on nbc with our friends erin burnett and steve liesman. time now for brother versus blow when -- it kicks off later tonight. what are your best fatigue skin plays? here's the tale of the tape. john 6'3", weighing in at 220. also, 6'3", and -- mroo is that embellish it is. >> sound a little heavy. >> yon is a former chicago bears stand. john is bullish on beer, and pete is positive on pop. john, you're our guest here from and i -- >> first of all, moderate beer consumption is good for your bones. that's why i

dr. j, good to see you. >> always great to be with you, judge.nother wonderful day in new york city. >> eats's talk about this market. maria just read down some of those stocks. apple, new 52-week high, dell, ibm, and microsoft all to the plus side. and it's had a big run. is there still room to go? >> you bet there is. i mean, i am, like many people, in the sector waiting for a little bit of a pullback here. and i think we will get it, judge, at the tail end of this, the third quarter. in other words, i think if you're patient over the next ten days to two weeks, you can get a chance to pick up some of these names a little cheaper. but i don't think they go down much. >> what kind of a pullback are you looking for? >> frankly, i'm just looking for them to pull sideways. >> you just want an opportunity to get in. >> full disclosure, i'm long apple. i like that stock. pete's been on it for a long time. and i like these stocks that are going to be impacted by this upgrade cycle. the upgrade, of course, for microsoft operating system 7. so i like sa

>> dr. j's been on it for a while. we're going to move in las vegas sands.go back to september 16th. look at mgm and lvs. they both traded about 135 million shares. huge volume. shorts got squeezed out. they made basically the highs we've seen for the last year or so and then reversed and went lower. i think that was basically the high for a while. i'm saying get out. >> take a look at the bottom of your screen, we're flashing this, potash cutting its 2009 earnings guidance. i don't know if there's sort of volume in the after-hours action on potash. this is a name you'll want to follow come monday when the markets open and we do see the stock trading lower in the after-hours. again, reducing its 2009 guidance. would anybody buy potash -- >> we've been talking, dennis gartman, pete, we've all been talking about potash inventories. potash inventories are still uncomfortably high. and if you look at the gain market, the fundamentals in the grain market, it just isn't there for potash right now. >> i don't think this is a big surprise. we've heard it from k & s,

now a couple of those, there's dr. j. vernon mcgee, we had a great pleasure of being with him. by the way, when we were with him, jack, he called you the belgian bible bombshell. >> amen. it used to be the walking bible and then the belgian bible bombshell. and that's what i hope to be today. >> all right. and he was, of course, in los angeles and here you see dr. adrian rogers from memphis. and what a man of god he was and his ministry continues on today also. and certainly to me some of these men along with dr. lee robertson in chattanooga that we were with, they just will never leave my mind or my hear they meant so very, very much to me and i know they did to you jack. >> oh rexella, we had some great times with some of these ministers and by the way, we held 800 local church csades, a week a pce, and then we held over 120 united crusades with all the churches coming together and 10 million attending. but i remember these were church crusades and they were two of the first mega churches in ouray and dr. mcgee had thousands attending there and wh we had a crusade with him in

they are up 240% on the day. >> dr. j what has been the trade you put on today?d where we -- believing that perhaps the stock continues to the downside, if it does not, if visa bounces at all i would rather not be naked exposed. that's why i am buying a put spread. >> nice to talk to you. have a great weekend. >> thank you very much. >> time now for the fast and furious. >> casino names. i could be wrong. if i didn't want them when they were half the value, i definitely don't want to buy them. >> are you getting in? >> yes. i would put on a bullish trade. i always like to do the buy and risk. it will continue up to a 52-week high. >>> gold is your time to get in. >> i will stay with melissa. we are long at 988, 980. >> one of these is a bottom feeder. if you have to buy one of these five, buy american airlines. >> we listen to the red hot ipo market. what will benefit. we have got your trade. coming up neck, the perilous. is a brisk fall correction on the horizon? and video game wars are back on. prices flashed. big block buster fall hits. pausing the game to giv

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dr. king talked about the kennedys were really not his allies. jack and robert. let us talk about history. robert kennedy signed off as attorney general on the wiretapping, illegal wiretapping, if you will, instigated by j. edgar hoover, on martin luther king to get dirt on him. hoover was famous for getting dirt on politicians. so, the kennedys, robert and jack were no great friend of martin luther king or the civil rights movement. guest: thank you for the question. for whatever it is worth, senator kennedy says in this book that he thought j. edgar hoover went way too far. he was disgusted by the wiretapping and he says that whenever he passes the j. edgar hoover building he feels a sense of despair. senator kennedy in his book was very careful to talk about his own personal experiences. so this is not a book about robert f. kennedy, it is a book about ted kennedy. his own experiences with the civil rights movement -- i believe i ever presented them accurately and i encourage you to read it. host: victor on the democrats' line from carlsbad. caller: good morning. i wanted to say, first of all, i am 64 years old. i was an okinawa when president kennedy was assassinated. he was my commander in chief. i