he's michael farr, author of the arrogance cycle. always great to see you michael.appy new year. >> thanks, great to be with you, happy new year to you. >> tom: a strange con verge ends, both stocks and bonds rallying. what can we take away from that? >> well, a little optimism, a little bit of fear, i think. when you consider everything going on around the world, the u.s. still seems to be a pretty good safe haven, but i think with sources of government money coming still into the markets from around the world, there are 40 elections around the world this year, which means that those governments are probably going to be throwing some money at things, making sure everybody is happy during the election period. probably not a good idea for long-term economics, but will work for the stock market near term. >> tom: with that kind of environment you like dannaher, dhr. what do you expect out of this one this year? >> i think this is a global company, and market has good demand, reasonable valuations, i think this could be a 10% stock this year, 15 times this year's estim

also tomorrow, michael farr is our "street critique" guest. you can email your questions to streetcritique@nbr.com. o.j. prices soared today on word o.j. prices soared today on word the food and drug administration is stepping up testing of orange juice imports. o.j. futures rose 11% to close at just over $2 a pound. the monitoring comes after a juice maker reported finding increased levels of fungicide in oranges from brazil. brazil is the world's largest orange producer. >> susie: the n.f.l. playoffs continue this weekend. among the teams taking to the field? the world champion green bay packers. green bay is the league's smallest market, but the team has won 13 league championships. in tonight's "beyond the scoreboard," rick horrow talks with packers c.e.o. mark murphy. he began by asking about the team's recent sale of shares to the public. it's really been humbling the response we've gotten from our fans. we sold 185,000 in the first two days. we're now over to,000 shares, and i'm really pleased with it and excited about it and really bod

let's bring in uri landisman and michael farr. uri, better times six months down the road? >> i pay a little bit of attention to it. it's a commonly followed index so it's being discount add little bit. what we think is going to happen, there is significant resistance here on the s&p at 1,360. my gut is we don't break through 1,360 meaningfully right now. if we do -- i mean, on a day we get a rip-up to 1,375. then you bring 1,425, which i think is the high for the year into play right now. if we fail, i think you see a major correction and then about six months from now, a rally. but a rally beginning off a floor much lower than where we are right now which i think will take us back up to that 1,360, 1,375 level. >> michael, weigh in on the golden cross and whether you agree with that uri just outlined? >> it's nice, it's good. it's not bad. it's better than a sharp stick in the eye certainly. january's been a good month. we like that. but a golden cross in another type of recovery, i think, would be more meaningful. but promises of q.e. 3 after what the fed just said at la