john deere was 100 in march and 300 now. we think it checks back. one or two statistics to change, trading above 40% its moving average, highest ever recorded going back to the 1970s. of the 21 analysts that cover it, the prois target is 283. we are sellers of commodities and john deere >> mike, what is the trade on deere then >> basically it's been a perfect setup for deere so far coming through to these highs that we find ourselves in right now. as carter was pointing out, it is good for the average sector and good for industrialmakers like cat and so on they get their business from that but we have very low rates these type of goods are often financed so this is an attractive time for farmers to invest in equipment. those are positives as well. one other thing, oil has recovered sharply. we are far from the all time highs there. the reason we are doing well, it is isn't just the inverse of the dollar, we have a good setup exports per week are well above the five-year average. if we look at deere or look at the enterprise value, a host of metrics,

and so john deere having tripled was $100 in march, is basically $300 now, we think that it checks back. so just to end, it's trading 40% above its 150-day moving average t highest ever recorded going back to the 1970s. and then of the 21 analysts that cover it, their price target is $283 that's lower than where the stock closed we're sellers of commodities, fade the move, and john deere. >> mike, what is the trade on deere then >> yeah, so i mean, basically it's been a perfect setup for deere so far coming through to these highs that we find ourselves in right now i mean, as carter was pointing out, we have higher commodity prices, that's obviously good for the agricultural sector and obviously deere more than some of the other industrial equipment makers like cat and so on, they get most of their business from that the other thing you have supporting all of this is very low rates. these types of goods are often financed, so this is an attractive time for farmers to invest in equipment. those are positives as well. one other thing i would say, oil has recovered sharply but we're far fr

john deere it's identical in fact, it literally is identical. and so john deere having tripled was 100 in march, is basically 300 now. we think that it checks back and so just one or two statistics to end, it's trading 40% above its 150 moving day average, the highest ever recorded going back to the 1970s. and then of the 21 analysts that cover it, their price target is 283. that's lower than where the stock closed we're sellers of commodities gave the move and john deere >> so, mike, what's the trade on deere, then? >> yeah. so, basically it's been a perfect setup for deere. as carter was pointing out, we have higher commodity prices that's obviously good for the agricultural sector, and obviously deere more than some of the other industrial makers like cat and so on they get most of their business from on. the other thing you have supporting this is we have very low rates. these type of goods often financed this is an attractive time for farmers to invest in equipment so, those things are certainly positive as well one other thing i would say

john deere, iconic green tractors, precision agriculture.any long term going to a software company as tractors connect to the internet. jack: i remember riding my grandmother's john deere when i was a kid. carlton, what did you pick out that caught your eye? >> looking at abby joseph cohen of goldman sachs, yum holdings, she shes it as a reopening play and could see revenue as much as 20% in 2021. jack: ben? >> i have a pick from henry, he likes sam adams and not for the beer. their hard seltzer is the second most popular. it's growing market share. they've been growing their revenues like crazy, he thinks earnings could triple, just loves the stock. jack: and, jack howe, what were you looking at? >> this comes from james anderson at bailey gifford, and the company makes lithography machines. this company has a technology edge, and its rival a based in the netherlands, james called it the most important company in the world to the development of the internet, big data, autonomous driving and much else. sounds important, just over 40 times ea

david in michigan, david >> question, i bought john deere and now at $300. out. i think deere is going higher and let me throw in mosaic it goes higher let's go to mike in california mike, where is mike? >> hey, jim. this is mike many californiin c. i have a question on apt stock what did you think of that >> i have no interest in that one. let's go to jill in oklahoma >> hi jim, sooners booyah! >> sooners go! >> my question is, should i be a buyer of alibaba on the current weakness in the stock? >> yes, i had the same discussion with really with jeff marks and zeid i think we have to buy it. we have been tossing around and tossing arnound may case is yes, you should buy it ladies and gentlemen, that's the conclusion of "the lightning round. >> the lightning round is >> the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade you run it by an expert, you talk about the risk and potential profit and loss. could've used that before i hired my interior decorator. voila! maybe a couple throw pillows would help. get a strategy gut check from our trade desk. ♪ but befor

>> up in the john deere, she was. she had rosy cheeks.ey would come, you know, bopping in, you know, just to say hi, you know, pulling in the driveway going by. >> what's her personality, irene? >> goodness. big heart. loved her family. she and bill were always together. you always saw them together. she was beautiful inside and out. >> in time, daughter jana married and moved away to a job in des moines. son billy went into the heating and air conditioning business. but jason, the youngest child, took to the lands. >> i really enjoyed working with him. i was teaching him. he is a good farmer. >> jason would carry on the farming tradition for another generation. and best of all, he and his wife, shelly, lived close by. bill and shirley soon had grandchildren to dote on. a happy family picture suddenly disfigured by the ugly murder of shirley carter. dci agent mark ludwig took the lead in the investigation. >> first, we want to file witnesses, we want to separate them, and we want to conduct a face-to-face, sit-down interview as soon as we

. >> that's what really struck me, john deere and much more aggressive questions, particularly aboutid-19 relief package. nearly $2 trillion, bipartisan push back against the cost. some families making as much as $300,000 being eligible. some wishlist elements in there, such as $15 minimum wage. the range of questions about relationship with china, why hasn't president biden spoken out about the demonstrations in russia, and also, most of that was not -- and of course, peter doocy's questions about the demonstrations on the west coast. there was very little mention of donald trump, except for the question about you now, would he support a censure instead of an impeachment? we all knew jen psaki was not going to answer that. you can say the last administration left sms. right now, these are all on biotin. biden. >> john: once the honeymoon. mike is over questions will get more poignant. thank you for joining us today. >> sandra: in the meantime, i was away from sending over the impeachment articles against former president donald trump to this end. the living trial is trying to oversh

land use considered land mark designations sponsored by supervisor piston. 1 montgomery and john deere coffee company 447 battery street. they were recommended to the full board. at the full board the supervisors passed to allow light manufacturing and wholesale storage on the 24th street mission district and mayor's ordinance to amend planning code to allow until they can convert to retail. that is all i have for you tonight. happy new year. thank you. >> thank you, mr. star. if there are no questions for aaron, historic preservation did meet yesterday briefly. they only had three applications on the agenda. they did adopt recommendations for approval for all. that included american conservatory theater, hardware and company. "bladerunners" and 24th street dental office. if there are no questions, commissioners we can move onto your -- excuse me to general public comment. at this time members of the public may address on items within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda your opportunity be will be afforded when the item is reach

john roberts, come get your woman. >> my poor husband. >>> so a man, he hit a deer, then he hit another deer, then he won $2 million in. >> wait, what? >> yes. a north carolina man by the name of anthony dough. he was driving to work when he hit the deer with his new car. >> and wakes up in the morning and finds out he won the lottery. what happened to the deer, though? i haven't been able to find out what happened to the deer? >> it's now suing him for part of this $2 million. >> oh, my goodness. let's get to this high dive, shall we?wh n like my bathing suit when i did the high dive. >> wait, what? >> wait, what? i kept away from the high dive. >> okay. >> either way i went, it just wasn't a good thing. >> but molly carson, who is a high diver with team canada there, she decided to give people this point of view from 65 feet high. she said if i get over a million tiktok followers, i will give you guys this view. now she has 1.7. and then look. wait, what? no. >> it gives me anxiety just watching the video. i'm not good with heights. >>> speaking of anxiety, how about some mac and cheese like you've never seen before

john. >> good evening to you. in the past hour at the white house reacting to growing limits on capitol hill for another impeachment proceeding. that press secretary judd deere is saying "as president trump said yesterday this is the time for healing and unity, as one nation, politically motivated impeachment against a president that has done a great job with 12 days were remaining in his term will only serve to further divide our great country. it took 65 days in a riot on capitol hill but president trump finally acknowledged that joe biden will be the next president, though he won't be there to see it happen. >> president trump erased any lingering questions as to whether he would attend the inauguration of joe biden tweeting this morning, "12 those who asked i will not be going to the inauguration on january 20." other presidents have refused to attend the inauguration of their successor. john quincy adams and andrew johnson all did it, too. though the last time was in 1869. president trump's florida allies senator rick scott urged him to change his mind saying, i could imagine you losing an election is very hard but i believe he should attend. it is an i