this is a guy commit to do his stock, a lot like steve wynn, jamie diming, these guys are commit to dopanies what i like here is the earnings when you start looking at how the earns has grown, they were earning 320, 440 in 12, 135, 14,6, 15675, but all the way down to 34 on the recall that was a huge problem. now they're starting to come out and the earnings are starting to grow once again. they're talking about the orders for 2018 being up 150% and 200% on some of their vehicles? they have autonomous vehicles as well the third point that i think is impressive is cash flows they cash flow from their operations 500 million in 2016 this company is doing everything right. they took care of the recalls and now they're growing geffen i don't say tomorrow it's going anywhere fast, but i do think this is a $150 stock not too far away. >> tiism seymour. >> i agree this company is operating on all cylinders, but i'm worried about their key democrat graphic and there is not a lot of income xwrout in that group i think there's a limited market share. >> but it doesn't show that, tim, when you loo

. >> we heard from jamie dime be yesterday.e dimon yesterday, he's clear when we see tapering of the $12 trillion worth of global central bank assets that people will get hurt at some point. do you agree with him on that view does that sart tart as early asx week >> i will sound like a broken record here. if you believe qe and zero interest rates and negative interest rates have been the main driver of multiple expansion, particularly in equities, and now central banks are saying we'll start going the other way, maybe we do get multiple expansion as a result, i'm of that belief so that has not been -- >> multiple compression. mu >> multiple compression. that will be put to the test next week if if qe created a party, qt will be a damper. >> how big will that tapering big when it starts, and also what the euro/dollar does? >> it's a good question. is the market really discounting mechanism anymore? and i don't think it is anymore, to be honest, because of central banks and their influence. yes. the fed told us what they'll be do