our great pal jon najarian, co-founder of "option monster." thank you, jon. out with you. i know -- i don't know whether you're a bull or a bear. i've got to catch you. >> more bull than bear. >> here's, i think, what would kill the market is if economic growth was fo4 or 5 or 6% out o the blue. in other words, not a recession or a double dip but if it just blows the lid off the economy in which case liquidity would be absorbed from the economy, liquidity would be absorbed from the stock market and the fed with genuinely tighten. that's my theory. since i don't believe we're going to have a 4 or 5% growth, i'm a bull. >> i'm a bull, too. i think that would be better for the american people. >> right. >> not as good for the stock market, i agree with you 100%. but we're not seeing anything of the sort nor are we seeing our trading partners, europe just cutting their interest rates last week, taking them -- cutting them in half, if you will. i know it's only half an interest point but when you're getting down to these levels and they still have that 12% unemplo

jon najarian, good to see you. >> great to be here. you wish you were here as well. >> yeah. i do. the hometown. what kind of unusual activity do you see? >> a lot of buying right away, judge, in the december 80 calls for tiffany, tif. bought very quickly. the stock responded immediately. and is trading up near the highs of the day here, judge, but it's not the only retailer where we were seeing unusual activity. i i that's noteworthy as we're getting ready to spin into thanksgiving mode, judge. it's not just singles day like josh was talking about. it's black friday, which is going to be, i guess gray thursday or whatever. because a lot of the retailers are opening on thursday. take a look at best buy, as well. best buy, somebody bought a lot of calls at the 44 strike and sold calls up at the 49 strike, that's a called vertical or bull call spread. very strong activity. and that one. two retailers caught our eye for unusual activity. >> stephanie link, are we underestimating what holidays could mean this year? people are writing it off left and right. >> i think so. we are going t

>> talking with us jon najarian, a "fast money" contributor and peter sorintino. you for joining us. we heard from dom, do you think they're too risky? >> don't think any stock is too risky but i think you have to quantify or at least address that there is risk in holding some of these high fliers. we've seen the big turn that happened in tesla. you guys have talked about it for weeks. now you take a look at some of the stocks like an amazon.com or a gamestop, these are stocks that might be priced for per fectionz. again, if the market turns, i think you'll see people exiting stocks like that very quickly, maria. >> peter, you look at a stock like google, which is at 46 % year to date. also, you look at jpmorgan chase, don't you? >> do. that stock has had a great run in the last 52 weeks. as your previous report point out, their legal troubles are far from over. and we're just not seeing the kind of growth in the money center banks. here's a stock that's had a great return. it's been a stalwart coming out of the base of the market selloff. and you ask yourself, do

jon. >>> all right. welcome backp. not so fast, pete najarian. they're quick but not always right.rish call on staples. >> when you look at it with lower sales, lower margins that's a terrible combination so -- and the competitive landscape is going to get only more difficult for these guys right now. i think you can wait on the stock with this pullback you're seeing. >> you were getting all choked up about that. >> i was choked up. i couldn't believe it. that was that pretzel burger. >> wait a second here. i have to free up some of that plaque. >> take you guys down every now and then. what do you do? >> i man up. i said stay away because i thought that there was more downside. i missed this move to the upside. with the metrics we had i just didn't see the upside move we're seeing out of staples. >> we deliver with trades on four stocks on the twitter feed, my con, barracuda. >> micron. >> i would sell a little. keep hearing rumors and some have been confirmed actually that there's more capacity coming on into the market. micron is a second tier player to sandisk. i think they're

. >> well, i'm sure by now all of you know the najarians have a knack for seeing stock moves before they happen. jon a stock that could be poised for a big move. >> the entire sector has been on fire, judge, the refining space. it plays off trader triple play just now. we've got so much interest in here, valero, tee sorrow and holley frontier. we did take off te sorrow bau it popped so much. but holley frontier 10 bucks off the 52-week high. mid kunts nent refiner. they are getting benefit with the bakken and so forth. i own it. >> final trades up next. we'll find out who won our throwdown between fedex and ups. back in two minutes. stick with innovation. stick with power. stick with technology. get the flexcare platinum. new from philips sonicare. you can fill that box and pay one flat rate. how naughty was he? oh boy... [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. [ male announcer ] what if a small company became big business overnight? ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or their new product tanked? ♪ or not? what if they embrace new technology i