isn't that kind of the -- >> right. >> haliburton, i actually like haliburton here. especially if people are saying u.s. oil services are going hire. it's just a matter of time. i think they are very well positioned. i think the balance sheet is fantastic. the cash flow. is that your point, they're offsides on this? >> i think if the story is that compelling, why does the stock keep trading like they do? i'm long gm. trading under five times earnings. you know, if you can't get out of its own way, it doesn't -- i don't know. fundamentals don't seem to matter. >> it's traded as if there's a major, major problem there. we've had sideways oil, people, for a long time. i realize it's been a wide band. you've had ten times to buy oil and energy stocks only go sideways to lower. >> the next guest said energy is the one lagging sector to buy. julian emanuel is here to make his bold case for energy. you heard some of our traders here who see the energy trading. >> in all kinds of volatility environments, oil and energy stocks have tracked each other reasonably closely, until

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