i would wait until a after kroeger, after safeway, after kroeger is settling knocking whole foods onhursday, i would buy. there are analyst meetings happening next week. on tuesday, tractor supply, one of our favorite high-growth retailers, holds a media and this company is the go-to farming and garden store in this country. i believe it could take out its all-time highs after it takes out what i call the store. there is honeywell, where i believe ceo dave coney -- well, he will let you know some terrific things at his company. he will unveil some things. this is one of my all time favorite stocks, and it has been a fantastic performer. exxonmobil, however, they got a shindig on wednesday, and i have to say i'm worried about this. exxon has been unable it grow production at levels acceptable it many oil and gas investors and that's the key metric for oil and gas. at the same time, they are an ultra conservative company. why does that matter? because oil has been breaking down here. i don't expect exxon to say anything that could reverse the trend. they might see good news in natural

saw the same thing before nine eleven yes a lot of insider trading around nine eleven was buzzing kroeger art and the cia and it was in the nine eleven report it's a clear case of insider trading but nobody bothered to investigate because it would implicate the algorithmic trading of wall street that is key to the survival of the robot nation called america city of london frankfurt thanks so much stacey ever for being on the kaiser report thank you max all right stay tuned for the second half we'll be speaking to dominic frisby author comedian and gold bug. well. it's technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've got the future covered. there are twelve cities in the united states in which half of the people with hiv aids lives within a year of a diagnosis of. over six to two percent of patients are diagnosed with aids this is a problem that frankly is substantially preventable it was like the big elephant in the room and nobody wanted to talk about they were really good public health campaigns. focused on this problem you certainly should be able have a lot less h.i

kroeger in the midwest as well. i think there are examples. it comes back to training. we have been giving people ideology for 30 years, business leaders that we have now, they went for business schools thinking that their job was to maximize share price and profits. we need to retrain. >> it is an important point you raised. a book i'm working on now, about a global partnerships with ngo's and governments, a chapter on climate change and energy, another on human rights, ecosystems, education, health care, etc. -- i am researching many companies and ngo's. "the lorax," this was a much fun to do this. reading the book, which i have not read for a very long time, was a kick. one of the things i am learning, to your question, that is really neat from heads of ngo's that run campaigns against companies, how they do this -- they target a particular company, and one of the ones i'm talking about is how greenpeace canada targeted kimberly-clark starting in 2004 because there were sourcing trees from the boreal forest in canada for kleenex tissues. greenpeace ignored them. kimb

josh, we've got kroeger moving higher. >> that's right. in the green, hitting 52-week high.tore operator, here is the news. swung to fourth quarter profit. analysts tell me the deal is kroger decided to make prices reasonable the past few years. that is a penalty to gross margins and meant their product offering proving more resilient. that stock up 26%. >> i believe they are luring customers away from other competitors. >> nice pop. >> also hot topic, real hot today. >> here is your headline. hot topic will be bought by sycamore partners. the teen apparent, sycamore is a fan. >> not doing much but some analysts expect that to change and basically some saying slapping a thousand dollar price target on this one. that stock now up 20% in the past 12 months. >> i believe overtaking apple is top u.s. mutual fund holding as well. >> including citigroup. >> and also that 1,000 price tag and not the only ones. dell is a very interesting story. latest twist in the buyout story. >> icahn saying dell should pay out 50.7 billion as a special dividend. other investors are opposing plans