so we're not in the ninth inning here we are motmore like in the thirn of the boom. >> kevin o'leary, it is a big call by a guy who is bullish a lot of the time. the question is, is he right with his premise being, look, until the fed does anything to be, quote, unquote, hostile, the market is going up >> yeah. is he right? yes, but the real question is when is he right now, let's just use a very easy measure in terms of inflation. the handle on the ten year has to break through three got to be over 3% for it ever to become competitive in fixed income against hard assets and equities, and we're nowhere near there. i do agree, and i have been bullish along with him for the third and fourth inning of this game, and let's call it third and fourth quarter, we are way underestimating earnings in the s&p 500 in my opinion. i suggest that what is going to happen in the fourth quarter, and the market is trying to figure this out every day with all of the crosscurrents going on, inflation, no inflation, and everybody else saying tech is over and all of the crosscurrents. bottom line, i think w

and then our next person here is kevin o'leary, mr. wonderful himself.tty well. >> okay. >> and then we've gotline murphy going for gold, olympic swimmer. our penultimate pick here. maria ho, blue chip leaders. and our top pick in the draft goes to tim seymour of seymour asset management >> seymour gets it, ty >> that is wonderful tim seymour gets to go first i think we're doing it thursday, which is the same night if i'm right as the nfl draft so we'll see who the trevor lawrence of stocks is next thursday evening >> i don't know, the contenders, dom -- again, this is about which will perform the best over the next 52 weeks if i'm not mistaken >> absolutely. >> we don't give you a whole universe but we give you representative of the whole universe you can pick from spacs, big tech names, you can basically take your pick >> basically, these guys get two picks each they're going to go and get graded on performance between the draft day and the day before the super bowl, i want to say it is if you take a look at the world that we've picked out there, it's

with today's closing prices and ends with friday before the super bowl this year's contestants kevin o'learyn murphy. steph link josh richards. professional poker player maria ho and tim seymour. who will take the top prize? >> you know how this works we gave our teams a list of 60 stocks and investments and before the first pick, s&p all-time highs stocks are surging what should the strategy be? >> i'm a huge believer to take advantage of momentary declines and talking about a period of now and the super bowl to find something that could be a coiled spring, something down right now because if you're going for

government has done about that ok so now shark tank investor kevin o'leary has also brought china and all of this he's saying that he will only buy mind sustainably and countries that use clean energy and not quote unquote blood coin mind in china so help us to understand this view of bitcoin. that's going to be a trigger so this is almost nonsensical talk right what is going to larry talking about it's almost as if he's trying to. set up a blood diamond scenario right by calling a blood point a blood diamond scenario by which we don't accept you know where or buy diamonds that come from certain parts of the world because of the conditions in which the workers are forced into with they mind those diamonds ok all right that makes sense because physical human beings are being harmed in the process of mining diamonds that is not happening with dirty energy he or dirty computers as he seems to be calling them in order to mine bitcoins at the end of the day the capital larry says he's going to put about 3 percent of his worth net worth into crypto currencies or i find it that's because it

. >> all right let's go to kevin o'leary, mr.onderful, for his fourth pick in the 2021 pick in the stock draft. >> let me explain why this partial pick will crush the other stock traders like the cockroaches they are not to mention i've won this before because i have the power of the future and understanding how to unlock the value. it is going to be alphabet why? people don't understand youtube at all it will be a locked in value during this time period before super bowl by people understanding how many hours people are watching or an ipo and again then i'll take the crown. >> you heard it from kevin we have jay con frank on the clock but first, melissa, jim, your response? >> this is an interesting one. a case to report an extraordinary quarter and the stock went up and might feel better buying after the quarter. >> i am in agreement i remember the boeing pick and that he got out at the top what i like about this is the youtube situation because youtube buried within this company i had stanley black & decker on last night they

thanks, robert joining me to talk about what is ahead for corporate taxes, kevin o'leary, shark tank when we went down to 21, inversion dozen seem to have stopped. we did repatriate a lot of money that is no longer abroad do you -- would your argument than was a mistake to make our corporations more competitive? >> i don't think there was no meaningful increase in business reinvestment we didn't see a boost to research and development we didn't see an increase in worker's wages what we saw is companies pushing out dividends to shareholders and buying back their own shares and majority of those benef rebounded to the top 1% that own the majority of the assets in the united states. we can't look at this in a microcosm. this is part of a larger investment plan that is going to create millions of jobs. much that's going to improve the infrastructure, repair our roads, our bridges, bring broadband to every singl american, every company that wants to bring its goods and services to the united states is going to benefit from that kind of infrastructure investment i don't think the changes m

like my friend kevin o'leary would say, because i love money. i love money and i love getting cash flow. i'd cash flow out of this one 20% just like throwing a light switch every single time i understand why jenny doesn't like it, dividend yield. but like josh said, the share count shrink, when you are talking about $100 billion, this is just nuts that anybody wouldn't want to be all over this stock sorry, jenny. >> why would jenny want a higher dividend -- so they just announced a $90 billion extension on to the repurchase plan arguably, differentvidends are better deal from a share buy back from a tax standpoint one thing we know for sure, maybe not the number, but taxes on the people that jenny and i work for are going higher. why do we think that double taxation in the form of corporate dividend, getting the shareholder yield to 4% that way, is preferable to the current shareholder yield, which i believe is over 4%, incorporating these massive share repurchase plans, shrinking the flow why is one definitely better than the other >> let me as

did you know that was an nft i think kevin o'leary called you a crypto punk. >> he called me -- i think states should rush and digitize the dollar. other countries are going to digitize their currency. it's an accessibility. if they can't get access to u.s. dollars, and digitizing the dollar ends up being a way to continue to keep access of the u.s. dollar on a global scale. what that also does is it very, very quickly ushers in digital wallets. if the dollar is digitized, everybody needs a digital wallet it's not so much either/or, we have to be careful of understanding every single currency will be digitized in the future the competition is not on the technology layer they're going to move to the monetary policy layer. the monetary currency is not requesting to be changed so this belief that digital sound money or bitcoin will accrue value is a valid thesis >> pomp, final question. we started this or walked into this segment talking about nfts and just how much they've gone up and how much they've come down what's your take on what's happening? i will tell you my 10-year-old sorkin bo

we have kevin o'leary and he's the chairman of o'shares etf and we have the largest democratic pac chairth you because we've had lots of conversations over the years about raising taxes on the wealthy and whatnot. and where i want to start the conversation is this how do you feel about not necessarily raising rates per se but raising effective tax rates? because part of the issue that's happened -- that's taking place in this country is the wealthiest in this country are not paying nearly the same effective tax rates as the quote, unquote, rate card. i sometimes worry that we got into this over what the actual number is but we're not really even talking about the real numbers. >> the problem is, andrew, you have to ask what issue are we trying solve you may argue that the wealthy don't pay enough tax but the wealthy create all of the jobs in america so let's -- you know, i mean no disrespect for the leadership on the pragmatic investor, entrepreneur, i support companies that create jobs let's look at how many jobs jeff bezos has created in the last 20 years versus, let's say, elizabeth w