money manager kyle harrington joins us. >> susie: oil prices followed stocks higher today. in new york trading, april crude rose $1.46 to $106 a barrel while gas prices averaged $3.76 a gallon nationwide. despite rising prices at the pump, a new study says the energy sector could become a huge economic driver this year. i.h.s. cambridge energy research associates says the sector grew more than three times the overall u.s. economy last year. diane eastabrook is in houston where oil experts from around the globe are talking about energy security and fueling the future. diane? >> reporter: susie, much of the growth the energy industry is enjoying in the u.s. at least is from natural gas. shell oil is the world's second largest oil and gas company, and today i spoke with company president marvin odum. he started our conversation by telling me how shale gas in the u.s. is literally transforming his business. >> it was only a few years ago that in north america and the u.s. primarily, the question was around how many regasification terminals should we build to bring natural gas i

we welcome kyle harrington. kyle, it's nice to see you. >> h are you? >> tom: i'm well.volatility is back for everybody, including investors, but dividend stocks, do you think theeral seover? >> i think with volatility comes opportunity, and yes, a lot of people have poured money into the dividend paying arena. but we think you feed to be more diligent about picking the appropriate securitys in that marketplace and/or the mutual funds that dignitary their ibvestment philosophy to dividend paying stocks. >> tom: always looking for income. and you're finding it in kimberly-clark. it has had aice rally from theow 60s the low 70s since september:ism right. >> tom: still pays the yield, what's left? >> 39 years in a row this company has raised its dividend, and the brand that you would recognize as kleenex -- in recessions and boom times people need toilet paper and need to use consumer products. so we think it's a staple of the economy t. has worldwide diversification in terms of the investor base. we like it. >> tom: what do you anticipate of the stock price from the low 70

kyle harrington founder and managing partner of harrington capital management. >> happy st.patrick's day. >> arthel: you have your green on. >> tell rick this is real green. >> arthel: apple stock hit $600 thursday in anticipation of the launch. would you say the so-called lackluster launch is going to affect stocks? >> let's do a little history since 2007 the stock has run up the first iphone until now the stock is up 350%. i love the company, i think it is exciting the products are inventive on the cutting-edge. however, when you look at your portfolio would i be entering into apple's stock now as a buy? i think not. the difference between ipad 2 and 3, there is a better resolution quality on the ipad 3. but you highlighted it before about rising gasoline prices. i think with the potential of gas being at $5 a gallon, there's going to be a little less money in people's pockets to be spending on ipad 3's. >> arthel: you feel that is why. you are saying if you thinking about buying the apple stock you might want to hold off. kyle, ubs raised their target price of apple up to