if you think that you just want to get paid on an annuity with a 6% yield, then kmi is your place tould you rather in the grasso head, exxonmobil is up 56% year to date that's a more well rounded that is definitely worth his money. it is worth the money. >> tim, what do you think? >> well, i -- look, i am in there. and yeah next up, a question on fear. potentially shooting at this sam. the stock has nearly dropped off by 50% over the last year. particularly because of the lower guidance and concerning the hard seltzer business. i was wondering if you think that is a value play and they are headed to the for folio. portfolio. >> you're looking at on grabbing yourself like a cold hard seltzer. >> never >> i don't think i ever have or ever will. i think the growth around this category while extraordinary on a relative basis and a $2 a share guidance pulled now the stock still not cheap. i don't value that, therefore, it is value tracked. you're going to see low single digit growth here in this sector i do think this is a interesting call but i think they're $50 to $100 away i think the

. >> are you buying pete's pitch on kmi >> i'm buying it and because i think pete did a great job qualifying why he is buying it stability, core holding, rates, option overriding and dividend yield. i think that was perfect well done, steve -- sorry, pete. >> i knew it would get bonawyn >> guy >> can you read my smart board exce excellent power pitch. fast haiku >> you missed the exclamation work >> i was surprised when i looked it is not north of 20. this stock should be trading at levels we last saw in 2015 >> your last line can't be punctuation. >> exclamation point, five syllables. >> i understand that >> steve >> i am going to give pita buy because when pete does a power pitch he usually hits it out of the park even with nat gas coming in, there is a potential for kinder to still perform i love that yield. buy. >> traders, it's your turn to vote are you buying pete's pitch? cast your vote and we will reveal the results later in the show >>> coming up, failure to launch william shatner may have finally seen space, but not everyone is coming along for the ride. more details after this. he

then i've got a couple of stocks as well, chevron and kmi i do have a lot of exposure there. but, you know, the thing about it, and i think tim is right on so many different sides of this whole thing, when you look at energy, it's a small piece of what we call the s&p long ago what used to be a monstrous piece, now it's very small you know what, when you look at those individual names, especially the next tier down names, i keep calling them the beta names, those are the names that have absolutely bee rocking, mel they continue to do so and the derivatives world, they just buy them, every single day, to the point where it's almost fatiguing. i wonder, should i continue to add to this, but i do just because that is where the option paper has been going and all you've got to do is look at a one-year chart of oil and you can see exactly why it's been a great trade i think it continues to the upside sounds like tim is bullish still to the upside as well. i still think there could be triple-digit oil maybe by the end of the year. >> wow >>> our next guest warns the tech slump coul