grasso? >> a lot of head wings -- head winds -- >> on unicorns. >> that's right. stay away from these names. i was long valero. i dropped out. >> drop for yum brands. tim? >> the theme for this week, multinationals that are running into problems in china. they are under attack. yum is no different and the stakes have probably gotten right with at least fears of the asian bird flu coming back for this company. i think you take an opportunity to buy the weakness, but not here. >> pop for best buy, up 15% on the week. karen? >> totally without me. i don't get it. i think you asked me about this stock at 21 or 22 -- >> yeah, probably. >> so, here, certainly not. i don't -- >> that was a street fight i won, by the way. >> was it? >> you won it, tim tim. that was your first one ever, tim tim. >> easy to remember when you won one. >> oh. >> just letting you know. >> those were the biggest moves of the week. let's look back at the best moments this week on "fast." >> what's the corn cob? you got to say it. you threw it out there. >> you threw it out there. now we're all w

grasso? >> panda. just kidding. a bunch of headwinds.dits, sulfur parts per million, the wti brent spread has been coming in. i sold the name. i think it's out of gas right now. >> netflix the move 2%, a drop. mike khouw? >> they're debuting arrested development. the stock has also been arrested here. miking pachter is reaffirming his sale. obviously substantially lower. news that carl icahn hadn't been pairing his position yesterday which we had already covered. obviously not enough to support it. i would absolutely stay away from this. >> and a drop here for mexican beer, a fiesta was brewing in mexico earlier this week when a truck filled with beer tipped over on a highway. within minutes, the scene was buzzing with beer drinkers, brandishing backpacks, bags, shopping carts to haul away the spilled cerveza. luckily no injuries reported in the crash. >> look at that. it's crazy. lights like a flash mob. how did they find out about it so fast? >> twitter! i have no idea. all right. coming up next on "fast," stockton, chasm, already on i

grasso? >> everyone's looking at the s&p. that's your high from 2007 opinion everyone was eyeballing that. we flirted with it. on the trading level, still long on coal, sold a lot of my positions. i think we're frothy here. if banks are good, the market's good. >> josh? >> i would say that the banks could work here, but i want to get back to the emerging markets point that i made. the under-performance there is such that you almost have to be looking at the sector if you have no exposure or little exposure. i prefer to do it through the prism. dividends. i can't picture a scenario where the u.s. continues to work and emerging markets stay silent. >> karen? >> microsoft sell. but realogy, we've been waiting for a secondary which they announced. and also slightly lower earnings. ended up closing down less than 1%. >> i lot of analysts will have to start raising their numbers especially in yahoo comes out with any upside surprise on the 16th when they report. stock hasn't traded here in a long time. >> let's talk microsoft here

i'll have to not buy it. >> grasso? >> i agree with carter. a momentum trade. 1576 in the cash is problematic for me in the s&p. i would probably go to cash instead of looking for laggards. >> let's lay "the good, the bad, the ugly." tonight it stars pete najarian. >> that was not nice at all. >> not nice. back in february, pete made the bold case for netflix bringing the bait on the half. here is what he said. >> the reason i think there is more up side, thief got scale, original content and they've got that disney deal for more content. when you look at what they were able to do with some of their debt and refinance, this is a company doing things right. it's all about content. >> nice call there. shares of netflix continued to climb. stock is up another 10%. what do you do here, stick with it? >> it's going higher. i love this name. i like the content they've been able to grab up and i think it's going to $200 a share. >> now to the bad. in january, pete took a bite out of tyson foods. >> this stock is moving higher. actually hitting new hi

grasso is down on the floor of the stock exchange. steve grasso, that is. how to trade the names based on the fundamentals. steve, it's going to seed you again. >> good to see you guys. >> pete brought us some peculiar looking charts, to say the least. >> on a day when the numbers come out, though, and pete can agree with this as well, you always have guys making bets in the option world. you have guys making bets in the equity market. there's a lot of information out there. so i wouldn't necessarily say this was insider information. >> i don't think anybody is saying that. but -- >> but, steve, think about this. the interesting part is, nobody was going for the downside in these names. it was all going for upside, with almost as if they had a hunch that there was a really good hunch these numbers were going to reverse. >> think about this. in middle of february you had that numbers saying that the reimbursement rates were going to be lower by 2%. so the bet would have obviously been to the upside because people would have bet that it would have been higher

grasso. >> google. i'm still long the name. this one right now. 844's the old one. i think it has the room to climb. >> you want somebody to say did you wear deodorant, grasso? >> exactly. but just so you don't get burned on this one, 812, that's your exit. >> guy. >> toyota motor on yen weakness. >> i'm melissa lee. thanks so much for watching. see you tomorrow 5:30 p.m. eastern time. follow me on twitte twitter make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market in summer and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now! . hey, i'm jim cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome cramerica. i'm trying to teach and coach here. so call me 1-800-743-cnbc. >>> do you wto

. >>> meanwhile, after a rocky week on the dow dick grasso, you know we've had a bumpy week this weekthere are a lot of factors but a concern that if this had dragged on, a pal would weigh on the economy. what do you think about the markets? >> i think the market had a predictable bump based not so much on the terrorist attacks in boston, but as you say, neil, on some disappointing earnings and some earnings that top line growing from business standpoint were somewhere less than expected. >> neil: it was punctuated by things looked good, then the markets moved up a little bit. when they seemed to be getting worse, a manhunt going on, market looked worse. this wasn't the dominating the theme but it did punctuate the week. what now? >> i think now we return to a fundamental reflection of where the u.s. economy is, where u.s. companies are both from a domestic and from a global standpoint. when you look around the world, neil, america looks like the place investment dollars want to be. if you take a lesson, take a cue from what happened after the attack in new york on 9/11, we had a rock

grasso? >> i'd rather go with mcdonald's.you look at those charts he was talking about, yum looks triple top, no such thing. i think the market is coming in in yum. mcdonald's more secure on the chart. >> also points out that mcdonald's consumer can switch from mcnuggets and buy a burger. >> bk having nothing to do with fashion issues, but i'll tell you why. they had doubled the sales in china they they have in the u.s. so this 21 times expected earnings is predicated on future growth in china, i think it's a bad bet to make here and i'd rather own mcdonald's. >> that's why i said nothing about his shirt earlier. >> beakers wins. we want to know who you thought won our street fight. tweet us and we'll share the results. >>> let's get back to the jcpenney story and bring in one of the retailer's landlord. they lease the space to jcpenney. he joins us on the fast line. always great to speak with you. >> thank you. nice to talk to you. >> obviously a lot of people talking about jcpenney burning $750 million in the first quarter,

you wear deodorant, grasso? >> exactly. but just so you don't get burned on this one, 812, that's your exit. >> guy. >> toyota motor on yen weakness. >> i'm melissa lee. thanks so much for watching. see you tomorrow 5:30 p.m. eastern time. follow me on twitte twitter make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market in summer and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now! . hey, i'm jim cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome cramerica. i'm trying to teach and coach here. so call me 1-800-743-cnbc. >>> do you want to know how difficult this earnings period has been for the largest companies? you want to know why this earnings season has stunned us and confused us and driven us crazy? given the strength of the averages, including today, with the dow we're at 106 points. the s&p gained 72% to a 58-week high. nasdaq climbed to a 12.5 year high. how can this be? it makes no sense. how can this be? i'll tell you why it makes no sense, because as we're hitting these hi

. >> yeah, grasso telling us from the floor of the stock exchange, 1538. we'll see you soon, mike. thanks for calling in. >>> gasoline is getting gassed today, speaking of phillips 66. a two-month low. let's go to futures and the host jackie deangeles. jackie? >> here's what's interesting about this. why gasoline has dropped over 5% in a month, crude oil has added 5%. anthony, you're down at the nymx. why have we seen this divergence between crude and gas? >> it's about the demand picture for gasoline. three, four years ago we started losing demand when the economy turned. it was 300,000, 4-000 barrels a day we were losing yes. as the economy has improved, the demand has never come back to the gasoline market. i think the reason why is because of fuel efficiency of vehicles on the road. in five years, we've increased it by 17%. you still have most vehicles on the road are 11 years old. when those vehicles are replaced, they're going to highly fuel-efficient vehicles and the demand for gasoline won't pick up on that reason alone. >> all right, jim, gasoline's had a huge rally this y