would you recommend me taking vmware or emc. >> i prefer emc. little less wild, little less crazy.ig data was the subject a lot of the oracle call. i want to buy emc. i need to go to lee in pennsylvania. lee. >> caller: hi, jim. how are you? >> all right, how about you? >> caller: go phillies. >> can't beat that. >> caller: okay. the stock -- next week, maybe the supreme court will be giving information about the health care law and i want to know about quest diagnostics. >> i don't really -- i have a feel for quest. i think the stock is moving up. i haven't looked at it in a long time. it had been soft for a long time. it is a fine company. but i'm not sure how it dove tails with what may happen with the supremes. shelly in new york. shelly. >> caller: so nice to have you on tv. thanks a lot for helping the small investor. >> quite welcome. that's what i'm trying to do. . >> caller: a great big boo-yah from shelly in brooklyn. >> i'll be there later this evening. what's up. >> caller: over a year ago, i bought citicorp incorporated, symbol c. it was only $4.40 a share. i bought a

would you recommend me taking cm wear or emc. >> i prefer emc.less crazy. big data is something that a lot of oracle calls. i want to by e emc. lee in pennsylvania. >> caller: how are you? >> all right, lee. how about you? >> caller: go phillies. the stock that next week the supreme court will give information about the health care law, and i want to know about quest diagnostics. >> i have a feel for quest. i think the stock is moving up. it was stalled for a long time. it is a fine company, but i'm not sure how it dove tails what may happen with the supremes. shelley in new york. shelley. >> caller: so nice to have you on tv. thanks for helping this small investor. >> that's what i'm trying to do. >> caller: a great big boo-yah from shelley in brooklyn. >> love brooklyn, be there later this evening. what's up? >> caller: jim, maybe you could help me, please. over a year ago i bought citi corp incorporated, symbol c. it was only $4.40 a share. i bought a couple of shares. then it split, which i thought would be a good thing, but they gave me very

i think low 30s quickly on emc. >> i disagree. i think it's more like hp has a better chance than an apple does. the smart money like david icon. >> what about the down side? >> i think down side is in it for me. anytime you buy the stocks, you have to put a stop loss. you put a stop loss down 10%, 1 15%. i think they're tradeable right here. and i do it alongside what stephanie is doing and the risk up on the cyclicals. the down side the value names. >> make it a clear cut decision here. hit up on the screen all those names that we just discussed. look at price action in those names. price is truth. my good friend likes to say that statement. it looks like a very late call judging on price action. if it was early, you'd see a lot of names just being cratered into it. >> i know price is truth and i totally agree with you but i think that's where your opportunity is. again, back to the companies that have the secular growth. >> no, no, no. i was agreeing with you. if you argue with me, you're arguing with yourself. >> you never agr

we talk about tech spending and oracle and emc.at companies are willing to spend. the reason is people are concerned about whether or not there is going to be an economy or recession next year. this is when you start to see the decisions in washington coming into the market and the real economy and it's happening right now. >> let's move on here. it was a nice rally today and a terrible month of may as you know from most investors like hedge funds. what does it take to run a hedge fund in these market times? the popular boy band and the biggest players tend to move in one direction. in the latest book, the little book of hedge funds, it is compelling to allocate assets towards them and they are applying skill and methodology in the market place that gives them an advantage. let's bring in anthony from sky bridge capital and managing partners. always good to see you. what does that all mean? >> the question i had, who will be the heartthrob? my vote is lee cooperman. the bottom line is that that talent and others deal with the world

also emc and netapp getting cuts. overcomele macro issues, also seagate and western digital lower today, hutchenson warning on shipments, so this is raising issues and concerns over demand. maria back to you. >> thank you so much, let's talk more about the late-day rebound on wall street. joining me understand again is christ from u.s. trust, and steven galliger, there has been so much fear, you think that's the wrong move? >> yes, at this point. everything that we point to and it's hard to separate what we're all going through and how town vest. but if you separate what's going on in the public sector, governments, and the private sector, you look at the private sector and you say wow, record setting profits, people in other countries buying our stuff, and that's pushing the profit cycle up. so if you think about that, even though all of this doom and gloom is out there, from a public perspective, we will have to fix that. it's pushing it way up and tells you what to do. that means the bond fund close that we have se

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go why a whole foods or emc on the sell-off. then have singular protection against it. i talked ant the short s&p futures today. i know mike likes sds. have singular protection in the market to hedge against what ails europe but own equities here in individual names. >> stephanie lincoln, can the conversation move beyond the safety of just looking for high dividend payers, u.s. centric, joe made suggestions right here that are not from the usual. i want at&t, verizon, all the dividend payers, can you move beyond that now be it risky in the stocks you pick or not yet? >> you can look for company that is are growing the dividend. you are not looking at the at&texas, but looking at something like the eaton to grow dividend over time. i think you want the support and that income. >> okay. the dow and subpoena are at session highs now. the energy, financials, technology among the sectors leading the way higher. there's the s&p with the high at a 2% gain. same for dow industrials. the dow having the biggest gain for the markets overall since march. there's the energy spider,

emc is kicking their butt. >> gnc, sales are strong. >> a lot of people worried about the supplementalsuse people thought it was going to hurt them. a great growth stock. >> o'reilly automotive. >> blaming the weather. not a lot of damage done to cars. >> hasbro. >> incredible to me. this is a name and remember when you broke the story they might go private? >> yeah. i think so. >> you did. it was at 46. why do i remember your story? anyway, they should have. >> that doesn't happen very often. companies going private these days. best buy. >> it was a best buy. what an opportunity for schulz. >> a big number even with a 20% ownership of mr. schulz and roll in to any particular deal. >> is that -- how quickly go ly linens n things? i'll give them a fairness opinion. for $500 million. >> 5 million bucks. >> i won't do that. i make jokes and then say they how can you take the 5 million from the best buy people? >> sarcasm doesn't always play. what's on "mad money" tonight? >> okay. we have got ken powell from general mills. i think that's very big interview. one of the great real estate tru

part of the joint rulemaking of the dodd-frank act to set minimum standards with states to register a emc. now i will briefly discuss the valuation of the appraisals of the committee. it's been performing the role under title 11. we find that several weaknesses which are generally the lack of a stop watch policy procedures and clear definitions that potentially limit the effectiveness. we recommended that to clarify the criteria used to the compliance with title 11 and develop specific policies and procedures by monitoring the federal regulators and the empirical foundation. we are taking steps to implement these recommendations. german bigger and ranking member gutierez come this concludes my prepared statement. i'd be happy to answer any questions. >> thank you so much. mr. rogers, you are recognized for five minutes. >> madam chairman and ranking member gutierez and members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today. im the exit of director of the board and i am currently the president of the association of the regulatory officials which comprises of the real-e