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. >> eamon javers, as eamon is talking dr. jad. >> i think we all are. >> had some examples and i know all of you watching probably feel the same way. i mean, it's yet another argument, money versus morality. >> yeah. >> what is right versus who is making what to provide the data to whom, and who pays the ultimate price? >> you and you. >> exactly. all of you. >> that's exactly right, again, kudos to eamon for ferreting this out, but when you've got an announced release time for data, not against somebody doing data and mining through it to figure out, you know, that there's a little bit of this or a little bit of that, bullish or bearish, but if you say that your data comes out at 10:00 when in fact it comes out 90 minutes earlier or nine milliseconds earlier than that, you've lost me in terms of your morality. it's not right. it's not fair. >> all right. today on big data download who is chowing done on all the fast food? in terms of spending, oklahoma, arkansas and kansas see the most amount of money being spent on the likes

. >> dr. j with us virtually today. what's the read? >> judge, i was one of the people who was, of course, bullish coming into the number and i think this number is actually very good. i think, judge, what we're likely to see because of the delay of the affordable care act, i think we're going to see numbers for july, august, and september, i won't be surprised to see a september number around 300,000, judge. so would i rather have the fed continuing to pump $85 billion into the markets by virtue of the purchases they're making or would i rather have a stronger economy and jobs market? i'd rather have the latter. that's what looked like it's going to happen to me so i'm turning my view around as far as we've got paul richardss on in a little bit. i'm with paul. i think the fed is going to have the ammo to start tapering this year rather than into 2014 and i think that's going to be bullish, quite frankly. >> who is buying stocks on the desk today? you got the s&p sitting basically at its 50-day moving average, a level it hasn't been abl

still ahead, this guy, dr. j. not me that guy, he was on the right side of the gold trade -- him, take a listen to this. >> yes, i'm a taker on gold ond i've said it for weeks. >> so what's he doing now? should you be buying gold? he's here so we're going to ask him after the break. plus more from david gerstenhaber. his fund 12% analyzed returns since inception. we should all be so luck. you are because you're watching "fast money" on cnbc. they're not afraid to question the path they're on. beca use the one question they never want to ask is "how did i end up here?" i started schwab for those people. people who want to take ownership of their investments like they do in every other aspect of their lives. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] some things are designed to draw crowds. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ others are designed to leave them behind. ♪ ♪ the all-new 2014 lexus is. it's your move. it starts with little things. tiny changes in the brain. little things anyone can do. it steals your memories. your independence. ensures support a

. >> dr. j, that number five i find it almost astounding. it's hard to believe that's right. 4900 employees and they have five? >> that's not my number. porter, i hope i'm not giving you too much of a hard time about that. but i take him at his word that they have scant, very small numbers that are actually selling the ads on platform. one of the issues is of course you get to yelp. you don't search on google, on facebook. when you are checking in you check in an four square or go to yelp or some app for maps or whatever. >> we made the point that a lot of people lost alolt of money in the stock but when you traded well there are plenty of people who made a lot of money because the stock is up 50% from its 52 week low which is september of 2012. let's get to a guy who has been marking money an facebook. mike murphy joins us on the fast line. i know you liked the facebook story from the very beginning. you've been in and out of the stock here. what do you do with it now? >> i'm kind of with the guys on the desk. i don't think you need to jump

>> buy genworth, i think this breakout continues. >> dr. j? >> one oak. >> thanks.nd half of the trading day start right now. >> i don't think i've ever see stephanie lose one of those debates, by the way. let's move on to the bulls. they are back and back in some for the on this monday after the long weekend. the dow off the highs of the day, never thelet, up half 5% or 16 above 15,000, talking about risks on the horizon and asking how high can we go from here? what does this rally really look like? new video from inside asiana flight 214 in san francisco sh

thanks, dr. j. for that.being the fifth largest holder of leap shares and also the major shareholder of lgf lionsgate which also hit a new high in today's session. those two are doing pretty well on the back of this deal. >>> one type of bourbon is so hot it is appreciated more than 3,000% in the last year alone. let's welcome our friend owner of the brand new library here in new york city. >> well, it's whiskey, you'll love it. >> yes, what we are talking about is pappy van winkle and this is simply supply and demand. this company makes 7,000 to 8,000 bottles a year. so it's popular now and it's not enough. >> it's a little bit. this is an old stock. they're running out of it. it's 23-year-old, bourbons really get that it's a bit expensive, but we don't buy it for too much money. i buy that for $150. and yet, since you can't really find it well it goes up and up and up. >> so if i went out into the market and said oh i've got an unopened bottle, how much could you get for this? >> well if you wait for the ne

. >> bmv revealed it's new car and to quote dr. j. it's a hot car. >> hot is relative to dr.'s standards. >> would you be taking profits ahead of the 7th? >> i've been wrong on this name. i guess i would be taking profits a long time ago. to me this is a story where the valuation is difficult to justify. i was looking for momentum to come out of that stock. i was saying around $85 was the place you got to last liftsoff. it hasn't come near that. >> $160 is the price. they're saying they feel more comfortable with the 25% towards gross margins. >> this surprised everybody. i think you do take profits here. this thing has been a monster. that said you cannot try to short a name like this. it has so much momentum on the upside you get your face ripped off. take some profit do a stock replacement, that type of thing. >> karen? >> you know i wouldn't be in this name. i agree with brian, i wouldn't short it either. you don't have to play in every name and i wouldn't touch it. >> a lot of analysts are talking about how they're going to scale the platform. it's where social meets the

. >> dr. j? >> one oak. >> thanks. "power lunch" starts right now. >>> "halftime" is over, "power lunch" and the second half of the trading day start right now. >> i don't think i've ever see stephanie lose one of those debates, by the way. let's move on to the bulls. they are back and back in some for the on this monday after the long weekend. the dow off the highs of the day, never thelet, up half 5% or 16 above 15,000, talking about risks on the horizon and asking how high can we go from here? what does this rally really look like? new video from inside asiana flight 214 in san francisco showing what the inside of a cabin looks like after the kind of crash that that airplane endured on saturday. we get new information also about the cockpit true, its training and level of experience. nbc's tom costella on how to get out of an airplane after the crash, like the one that occurred saturday and hopes that the revolution in egypt would be relatively peaceful dashed, dozens dead after brutal clashes early this morning. th

. >> dr. j.? >> sealy, buying it aggressively? >> love these pipe lines, kinder morgan is going higher. >> thank you so much for watching. halftime show. follow me on twitter. "mad money" with jim cramer begins now. >> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a good investment, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save a little money. our job is not just to entertain you, but to educate you. pent up demand? a sense that the worst mighting over for the market. the recognition that the honest pharma stands for a typical undervalue equity getting a big bid. european pmi numbers that show signs of life in italy and spain? japan doing better. consolidation, tv and cable. stocks like best buy left for dead at the beginning of the year, getting even more support now? is that why the dow climbed 64 points? is nasdaq vaulted .92% from

. >> dr. j is the winner. that does it for us. catch more "fast money" tonight at 5:00 p.m. follow me on twitter@scottwapnercnbc. have a great rest of the day. "power lunch" starts right now. >>> indeed it does, scott, and we begin with breaking news. welcome to "power lunch," everybody. i'm tyler mathison with sue herera and we begin with the news of the president set to give a major speech on the economy any moment now. it's the first in what is to be a series of back-to-back speeches over say the next 48 hours. the president laying out his agenda to fire up the u.s. economy. it comes on the heels of a new nbc poll that shows that only 45% of americans approve now of his performance. >> john harwood, of course, is with us from washington here at nbc headquarters. that's an interesting percentage because lately we've seen the data getting better, but once again there's a disconnect, if you will, between the economic data and how americans feel. >> there's no question about it. they are feeling much more negatively about washington. not only is the president at 45%, congress

. >> dr. j, what do you think?ah, well, as you know, scott, i bought this one basically right about 80.5 and got out of it at $87, so i'm not in the name now. i would reload if it dropped. i think africa and construction projects to steph's point are reasons to own this stock here. i'm not so concerned about china. so if chanos' effect yesterday was a $3 drop or so, if there was any carry-on to that one today, i would jump in and buy. >> tell us who you think won that debate. tweet us @cnbcfastmoney. where should you be looking for names that will outperform. jeff roddinghouse is zoning is on three key areas. he joins us from baltimore. jeff, good to see you. >> thank you very much for having me on. >> you bet. what are the areas we should be looking at right here and right now? >> one theme we really like is the commercial arrow space theme. stocks like boeing who provide and manufacturers the aircraft. we like united technologies, precision cast parts or honeywell. we think it's a long multiyear cycle and we thin

. >> dr. j. underperformed. >> gotten flat since then. >> so i look for consistency, and this is consistent. >> i'm just saying that the people have spoken, and queen is singing. ♪ we are the champions >> stephanie link won. >> joe terranova. >> tcbi, go buy more? >> steve weiss? >> citi. >> and stephanie link? >> i can't believe we're talking about ford. unless the market gets creamed, this thing looks good. >> got to run. have a great rest of the day. "power" starts now. >>> "halftime" is over. "power lunch" and the second half of the trading day start right now. >> scott, thank you very much. have they got a deal for you. big auto sales coming in today from the big three. it's a sign detroit is driving in the right direction. our auto man phil lebeau has the details in 20 seconds. jobs in the u.s., we get the june report on friday, but there are already some whispers in us warning us all to lock out. the picture may turn sour fast, and a controversial new way to pay employees. several big-name

we are watching today, all report in just a couple of hours time so qualcomm, let's kick that off, dr. j>> not a good quarter for them and qualcomm, a very big trade that went off this morning. somebody bought about three-quarters of a million shares of qualcomm, ten cents away from where the stock is right now and sold 43,000 upside september calls. now, that's a huge trade. that represents about 4.3 million shares versus three-quarters of a million shares against it. they are saying qualcomm goes nowhere if indeed they are right. >> take a look at chart. qualcomm has had tough sledding for the past year or so. it's down for the year and talking about lower cost smartphones that hurts call come because that means companies, oems are willing to pay less for chips so the margins will be pressured. >> we're talking about the quarters in hindsight and apple shipments looked pretty good, up 51% and qualcomm a big servicer of those devices so looking at past three months maybe it will be good. >> inintellectual property they licenses as well as the chips they produce. >> etf, fallen ref into

. >>> not so fast, dr. j. our traders are quick, but they are just not always right.wo days ago jon made a bullish call on a stock in the trading space called zynga. let's listen. >> they have 160 casino games that they are playing with right now. without money in great britain, those are going to go live in real money fashion farmville slots, and i know that sound like a joke. that's going to be huge revenue for these guys. i would be buying this thing and am long this stock right here. >> well, maybe not. >> well, not so fast. >> so are you -- that's it, done? >> for now i am done then, judge. i'll be completely out of the stock by monday at the latest here, and what i had hoped to hear wasn't that they would post a big winner for the quarter. i think don matrick, coming in from microsoft, would throw the kitchen sink at the quarter, which perhaps they have done, but i never thought that they would give up on gaming license here in the u.s. now, believe it or not, one bright spot came from herb greenberg who said at least his read of it was that perhaps -- >> a brig

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dr. king's message about church, yes, the family culture is important, yes, the church structure is important. here's the reality. if church was the only solution, and yoi don't think she propose that jof -- >> no. >> one of the facets of this we should have a new bussing program to bus them all to church. what we need to do is get the black community to buy back into the value proposition that is america that is our success, that has made others, regardless of ethnicity, a successful part of this country. we've lost that. the leadership has failed. the president may be able to open the door with a microphone but it really has to be held at the community level. we have to put aside the leaders and those that claim to be leaders and sit down as families and as people and begin to have honest real and open conversations. >> i want to bring dr. king back in. please, go ahead and then i have a quick question for you. >> i'd like to add quickly, there's one of the young ladies, the twin girls on "sister sister" and one is married to a fox news commentator as well m. she said she waited until she was 29 years old to have sex. she had sex one time and then she said, this is not what i want