lionsgate has 143 million shares outstanding. the first film alone could be worth .87 a share to the bottom line. just one catalyst, albeit a gigantic one. there's a lot more going on. back in january lionsgate concluded a merger with privately owned summit entertainment for $413 million. in exchange they get the right to a bunch of titles, including the twilight films, another father/daughter thing i engaged in -- i do that stuff. stop laughing, i do! already the fourth largest -- sometimes -- franchise in box office history behind harry potter, star wars and james bond. it will help stabilize the company's cash flows, giving them the financial wherewithal to compete with the big studios. the company's already developing more young adult pop culture books to adapt into movies in order to find the next "hunger games," though that might be too hard. this is not a company that's been hitting the ball out of the park. it reported a loss of a penny. analysts looking for a 9 cent profit. the stock popped 7.5% the next day! i think it

. >>> up next, lionsgate surging on hunger games optimism.et the trade ahead of the oscars up next. that's going to have to be done by a certain date. you always have homework, okay? i don't have homework today. it's what's right here is what is most important to me. it's beautiful. ♪ ♪ [ technician ] are you busy? management just sent over these new technical manuals. they need you to translate them into portuguese. by tomorrow. [ male announcer ] ducati knows it's better for xerox to manage their global publications. so they can focus on building amazing bikes. with xerox, you're ready for real business. >>> chilly and wet in new york city. so come on in and join us for "power lunch" top of the hour. the question, the dow at 13,000 or a little above, can stocks keep on rising if oil does? >>> plus, ibm on a tear. what is the company doing right and is the stock still cheap, even after the kind of gains we've seen in it? >>> plus, buy, sell or hold, we have lots of stocks to look at this week. one of them, j & j, what are the challenge there

but lionsgate could make a lot of sense for a lot of reasons.you get a pullback in the stock which you should now given the run we've seen, i still think this is a name you want. >> let's take today' pullback. >> listen. when i say pullback. where's it trading now? this was a $12.26 on the highs on friday. if somehow it can magically get back down to $10.50 or so, that's where you grab it. >> a blowoff top trade. that's what really happened here. i thought earnings on thursday were not that good. earnings were in 44%. that's not what the streak is looking for. yet you had the stock rally. all those guys who said were short in essence got the bad news they were looking for and the stock didn't respond. those 3 million shares go all the way up. look where it is on monday. 11.42. i think if you were playing it from the long side, you've got to be concerned with the price action. >> let's move to the next trade here. the dollar is back on the defensive as risk appetite was given a boost after the greek parliament approved austerity measures. what's

chads with a market cap of about $95 million already has dealed with warner brothers and lionsgate. 60 days after the theatrical releases. you on demand charges between $1 and $3 a movie. it's planning to reach 11 million homes by year's end. and the potential is huge. saying china is the largest cable market in the world with 178 million households. >> okay. just stay right there. i want to bring in now the chairman and ceo of you on demand shane mcmahon. very good of you to join us today. given the chinese government's insistence on censorship, how do you manage those sensitivities? >> it's not really sensitivities. as you see, china is embarking on allowing a lot of foreign content, u.s. hollywood content to come into play. they need distribution outlets to get that done. that's where you on demand being the first international cable and video on demand service in china, that's where we're going to distribute that content. >> shane, how do you compete with free and immediate content if your videos cost between one and three bucks and users have to wait 60 days, longer than if they g

we have results from linkedin, expedia, ak tivision and lionsgate.ou're watching the "closing bell." >>> and tomorrow, he's won praise for italy's ket fighting efforts. prime minister mario monte explains how he's combating italy's $2.5 trillion debt to avoid greece's fate. it's an exclusive interview tomorrow on the "closing bell." you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. >>> welcome back. bob pisani down on the floor of the new york stock exchange. a lot of good news today. good news on the jobless claims front, good news about a tentative greek deal. yet the market's not really doing much. my response to this is, every day the dow is up. s&p up 7%. nasdaq roaring right now. we've had a substantial rally so far this year. i think people should be quite happy with that. after the close, i know everyone's talking about groupon today. linkedin, talk about a nice stock moving through there, there it is, $76 right now. guys, back to you. >> really nice looking there, bob. and groupon as well moving up since going public. making the biggest mov