last but not least, we have michael kors. kors is a high-end making of accessories, especially handbags. unlike coach, they're seeing remarkable strength right now. they do make a product that people are willing to pay extra for. now, kors just reported back on february 12th and they blew away the numbers, we're talking about a 23 cent earning beat off a 41 cent basis with a much better than expected revenues that soared 70% year over year. they're not seeing mark downs. their customer base is responding better to their products. michael kors has 297 retail location, they increased the store count by 30% last year. ever since the quarter -- ever since -- every single quarter since kors became public they're able to achieve sales growth of at least an astounding 35%. no one has this growth. this great growth and gross margins are going higher. kors has become the new face of luxury in this market. that's not necessarily something you can quantify very easy, but even though it's two or three -- i still think you can bank on it t

and then that brings in michael kors when you think handbags and act secondries and such, michael kors%. new all-time high for michael kors on really obviously stellar demand for their products. back to you. tracy: thanks, nicole. we'll see you in 15 minutes. my guess nicole is wearing michael kors as we speak. ashley: probably a possibility. there you go. president obama will lay out his agenda for his second term in his state of the union address. joining us now with a preview is fox business senior vice president and managing editor kneel neil cavuto. great to have you on set. what can we expect from the president tonight into. >> i'm one of the few that found peter barnes distressing, that it might mean the president and others might seize not to cut, there is no reason to cut. we had a good month the first four months. the deficit isn't as bad as we thought it would be for the fiscal year. it will take the spending cutting resolve off the table. we've already gotten indications of this from the white house showing that they feel they have met most of their debt commitments with th

michael kors. bag company. and schlumberger, the oil service company. it is better than dumping everything into the teeth of a sell off because someone doesn't feel good. first check out amazon's daily chart. huh. back in january amazon net a major 1.27 -- remember that extension, 1.272 fibonacci extension, and surpassed it slightly. remember, these extensions typically give boroden targets where a stock will top out at least in the near term and since then amazon has been on the decline, not a big decline but a decline. where does the stock become buyable? there are two key zones created by the clusters of the fibonacci relationships. boroden thinks amazon can find support between 243 and 245, 14.6 points below where it is now. there is another zone of support, 236 to 239. if amazon gets down there you want to hold and only then start buying. it is a terrific call. it is amazon from a fundamental basis, i think that's a good call to get in. how about this one? this is my favorite. michael kors. thi

my mother sent an e-mail to my daughter, she wants a michael kors bag.ughters kept telling me buy michael kors because they like the bags. like apple, they told me to buy apple when it was 57. i didn't. charles: when are you going to listen to them? stuart: we need to get to nancy pelosi. double down on investments in education. she says it brings in the most money to the treasury. you can expect that to be a big theme in tonight's state of the union address. so liz, what's your response to that? education investments, that means you spend more on education, that brings in more money to the treasury than anything else, what? liz: she's wrong. i have a lot of teachers in my family. my grandmother was one. my mother was a teacher. nieces, nephews, my sister is in the education system. look, uniformly they say the education has been getting a lot of government spending and uniformity of failure is what they see across the spectrum of education. charles: it is not invest in education. it is investing in a knowledge society. it is not a monetary investment. w

. >> i bought michael kors today. >> buy high, sell higher? >> no, this is actually an example of being patient and waiting for the stock to come to you, filling the price gap. that's exactly what it is doing. this is the stock you want it buy. low risk. >> but you do like to buy high sell higher? >> i like that you pay attention to that, and my clothing. >> this has hit an all-time high. >> it has. and there a fundamental change where they are clearly getting at it with coach and winning that battle. they are gaining market share. the ability to have the growth globally and i believe that's what you will see. >> facebook, what do you do with this, pete? >> this always trade upon, what can they do next? all that the graph search will be something they can take advantage of. specifically when you talk about the mobile area. that's where they see growth, usage. 64% on mobile. it is a show-me story selling off since earnings. top line there was fantastic. now they have to show them again -- >> do you still own the name? >> i do. >> herbalife? >>

michael kors, ralph lauren, costco were higher on the day.his says something about businesses that appeal to a certain customer. they are going to be a trouble. >> this customer is america. that's the most important thing. to me when you think about it most u.s. multinationals make their living on middle to low income sort of buyers here, consumers. to me, this is a warning sign. i just don't -- you know, people sitting here with the s&p at 1500 thinking everything is rosy, i think we'll be in for headaches in the near future. >> walmart is the largest retailer in north america. >> michael kors was up 2.5% today. >> let's get more on the walmart warn aing for the markets. call to the charts and check in with carter braxton. what do you see? >> we'll look at the chart in a second. lit's talk conceptually. what's important about the facts, this is going on for several months. casual diners are the most sensitive part of the consumer discretionary space. you can shut it down. don't go out to eat. they have been failing for three, four months now

. >> and by this crowd, this is for michael kors.ile you may see it trading away it's not open here at the exchange, there's heavy volume on the open. stuart: i'll get to you in a second. i'm interested in michael kors, you know because i have four daughters. nicole, thanks a lot. and i've got gee-whiz items for you and all of that google here showing off the voice command glasses. apparently these let you search, navigate, chat, take photos like the headsup display that the fighter pilots use. 1500 a pop and that's a gee-whiz. watch out ipad and surface from microsoft, google has developed a touch screen laptop powered by chrome. google's stock took a tumble yesterday. almost back to 800 this morning. now we're not going to put blackberry on death watch, we have he a learned our lesson. early only list reports show that the sales of the new blackberry in the u.k. and canada, blackberry 10, tepid at best. goes on sale here next month and up 1%. sony unveiled the new playstation last night or did it. sony didn't actually show us the c

and waxed poetic for michael kors. and michael douglas even enjoyed seeing some of the fashion shows. >>> and with the oscars just over a week away, actresses are busy getting their gowns ready for the big night. this year's host seth macfarlane already has his attire picked out. two gucci tuxedos. and apparently he's been courted from jewelers all over the world begging him to wear their diamond cuff links and tie clips. they love you now but what would they say to you the morning after hosting the world's toughest gig. i actually wish somebody would beg me to take their jewelry. >> a million-dollar necklace. with seth macfarlane, this is so interesting for him. >>> this next one comes from orlando, florida, where one little piggy made it all the way home with a help of a sweet set of wheels. chris p. bacon. that's not my name for him. he was nearly euthanized. instead, one veterinarian fashioned a wheel hair for the little guy made out of his son's toys. chris may outgrow his ride but the internet has not outgrown the

also, michael kors. michael kors, yesterday, they sold a lot of stock.ee months ago, they thought they would make a dollar 99. this custom is gone. this is a stock under 60. i think you should vote to buy as much as possible. dagen: i love michael kors. connell: let's go back to the exchange. nicole petallides has stocks. nicole: a big hit today. taking a look here at verifone. it trades right here to my left. it is down 37.75%. nearly 40% to the downside. down $12. this is all because of the delayed orders. they will slash their quarterly profits. there is weakness ahead for the company. they are under some serious pressure today. let's also take a look at mgm. mgm now also on the move. they are selling parts of city vegas center. the stock is down 2.5%. they also came out with their quarterly numbers. dagen: heavy snow continuing to fall in the midwest. kansas and missouri are expected to get hit with at least a foot of snow. connell: we have janice in the weather center. >> they could get 12-18 inches of snow. maybe even 24 inches of snow when it is a

on the earnings deck keep an eye on michael kors. >>> whiskey connoisseurs be wear. it's being watered down from 45% to 42% alcohol. >>> and limited time deals to include free shipping and registration is required. if you haven't checked your credit report lately it could be costing you. a government report finds one in five people have credit errors on a credit report. >>> good news for homeowners. >>> and demand appears to be pretty good for pepsi's new morning drink quick smart. >>> straight ahead, a tv station gets hacked by a zombie apocalypse. you've got to see this to believe it. plus what's going on behind super skier lindsey vonn and golfer tiger woods. we'll have the details coming up next. >>> welcome back. >>> now to some other stories that caught our eye this morning. we start in san diego. where an iconic 1945 photo of a sailor kissing a nurse at the end of the world war ii is being revived. the 25-foot 15,000 pound statue of the kiss is being built and transported to san diego where it will be installed along the water front in the next few days. >>> a

. >> the founder, michael kors, is selling. are four or five big time invi insiders, michael kors, the man, and he is not getting out of the company entirely. but selling out about $400 million stake, i think. not bad. this is an all-time high for stock at an increase and full year sales and profit. remains one of the city's top picks. >> one of our favorites on the "street signs." where is herb when you need him? jc penney is soaring. does he have to live on that bet? no. >> here folks, listen up, some is something that i don't think has been reported yet. here you go. some wire services out there. not big ones. blogs and then the wire services, i think briefing.com picked up on it. research was out positive on jc penney and things that january same store sales may be flat. i did research. mosaic research in portland, oregon covers jc penney. i reached out to the founder. he said we haven't put out anything. we haven't put anything out, haven'ted a is word. it is hard to find anything. i forwarded him the blog. he said, he did

i love michael kors too. there is a good value here, i think, as a trade. >> not so fast, simon baker. i like saying that. are you nervous? >> no. should i be? >> you should be. >> our traders are quick, but not always right. there was a debate for linkedin on halftime, let's listen. >> coming out with earnings today. massive expectations. good internet stock but there are other places to put your money in terms of valuation. in terms of premium, 27% premium you pay over amazon. this thing is bloody expensive. >> well, well, well. are you nervous now? >> i think it was a really good shi shirt/tie combination that day. i certainly don't like it at this place. clearly i was wrong, membership is growing, but i think it is too expensive. >> you're ignoring the mobile strategy. mobile strategy is killing it right now. >> global and mole. all about global and mobile. >> yes. didn't get to talk about another one, zillow. >> linkedin, with social media networks and companies, it is not for me because of the multiple,

. >> we're very constructive on michael kors going into earnings next week. sales results there. the handbag category has been pretty good. but up and comers, including michael kors eating away at coach's market share. tiffany's got some challenges just in the jewelry category, which has been one of the most inflation impacted categories here over the last few years. and the jewelry sort of value proposition doesn't resonate as much as other categories. >> is there an area within retail that you think is a beneficiary of yet another year of, let's say, 1.5%, 2% gdp growth. are we still going to have good performance from names like target and some of the dollars stores, walmart, et cetera? or has that trade now exhausted themselves because they're not cheap. they've kind of priced that in. >> we think the more likely beneficiary would be the retailers in the apparel market at the lower end because you're likely to see consumers continue to trade into value in the apparel category. >> what is that, gap or aeropostale? >> that would include the off price retail

on the earnings deck keep an eye on michael kors. expectations are high for the affordable luxury brand after the first full year of public trading. >>> whiskey connoisseurs beware. due to a surge in demand for maker's mark, the kentucky bourbon is being watered down from 45% to 42% alcohol. maybe folks will drink more. >>> american express is letting card holders make purchases via twitter, with free shipping and registration is required. >>> developer korean air unveiling the $1 billion, 73-story masterpiece which will be known as the willshire grand with a hotel, office space, residences, restaurants and much more. >>> good news for home sales. median prices climbed by 10% last year to $178,900. demand appears to be good for pepsi's new morning drink, kickstart, a juiced up mt. dew. it ran out of free samples. >>> straight ahead, a tv station gets hacked by a zombie apocalyp apocalypse. >>> what's going on between lindsey vonn and golf's tiger woods? details next. >>> now to some other stories that caught our eye this morning. in

michael kors hurting an all-time high this week. what do you make of that?ne ramping up and one you could argue ramping down. this is not really ramping down but if you take a look over the past five quarters or so at sales growth, you say it is ramping down. then coach came out a few weeks ago and said they will morph into luxury lifestyle brand. kors, going a different direction. but you in the, we say stock trading at all-time high earlier this week. then it went off a little bit after cliff because companies insider said they were selling a stock. >> quite a lot of insider selling going on with various stocks this week. let's look at rack space. it is lowering cloud pricing by 33%. not just 2 or 3%, 33% herb. is the race to the bottom now on? >> amazon has been the one leading the pace on that. they've been going lower and lower with their cloud service. they can afford to do it. with rackspace, that's a concern as you have a commodity product like that, prices come down. how does that's affect the future? obviously the company thinks they will go to tie

and michael kors continues to strut down wall street. strong demand for its high-end clothes led to a leap in its sales numbers, its forecast for the year, and its stock. barclays is giving its business a makeover. in the wake of the libor scandal, the bank is restructuring to make up for losses. barclays is cutting 3700 jobs and downsizing its asian and european equities business. it's also shutting down 30% of its european branches. barclays was fined $451 million for rigging global interest rates. dell's deal is facing more scrutiny. the founder, michael dell, and silver lake are planning a $24-billion buyout that would take the company private. dell's third largest shareholder, t-rowe price group, believes dell is worth more money. the second largest shareholder, southeastern asset management, also opposes the current dell deal, along with at least six other investors. michael dell is in the process of shopping for better offers. starting today, shoppers can "tweet to buy." american express and twitter are teaming up for a social med

two big consumer brands avon and clothing maker michael kors helped push stocked toward record tairtory dow pushed toward 14,000. it's now within 114 points of the all-time high in october of 2007. the nasdaq fell 5. >>> gas prices keep going up. aaa says the cost of a gallon of gas nation wide is now $3.60. that's up 7 cents in one week and 30 cents in the last month, and it could get worse. the government says gas prices should peak at an average of $3.73 a gallon in may. >>> comcast will buy the rest of nbcuniversal from ge way ahead of schedule. the cable company will purchase the remaining 49% for $16.7 billion. comcast will also buy nbc's 30 rockefeller plaza for 1.4 billion. comcast has owned a majority stake of nbcuniversal since january 2011. >>> and good news for travelers. according to a new government report, airlines lost fewer bags last year. the nation's airlines lost three bags for every 1,000 passengers. that's an 8% drop from 2011. some critic says that's because more passengers are carrying their own luggage. >>> wrestling just got pinned by the international olympic

fashion designer michael kors was another big gainer thanks to better than expected third quarter earnings and revenues. the company credits higher sales and the opening of new stores. but what really helped the stock: the company lifted its full-year earnings guidance. the shares rallied nearly 10% or $5 today to $62 a share. new york and company, the women's apparel retailer, also raised its guidance, but just on fourth quarter sales. the chain now expects sales to gain 2.3% thanks to successful a holiday season. the stock jumped 7% to $4.30. fashion accessories retailer fossil also got a boost today, rising 3% to $110 a share. the company says fourth quarter earnings rose 28%, much better than expected. sales growth was strong in its wholesale divisions in north america and asia. in other news, fossil inked a new licensing deal with tory burch for a new watch collection with the designer's name. we have technical analysis of fossil's chart. it's on the web at www.nbr.com. just look for michael kahn under the "blogs" tab. shares of avon were also attractive to investors today. the compan

. >>> on the earnings deck, keep an eye on michael kors.ectations are high for the affordable luxury brand after the first year of public trading. whiskey connoisseurs beware. the kentucky bourbon is being watered down from 45% to 42%. >>> starting to day, american express is launching a new feature ledding card holders make purchases via twitter. each limited time deal include free shipping and registration is required. >>> if you haven't checked your credit report lately, it could be costing you. a government report finds one in four people have errors on a credit report from at least one of the major credit agencies. >>> good news for home sellers, medium prices climbed 10% last year to $178,900. >>> and demand appears to be good for pepsi's morning drink kick start. it's a juiced up mountain dew. the kpp ran out of free samples it was offering online. >>> straight ahead, a tv station gets hacked by a zombie apocalypse. this you got to see. >>> plus, what's going on between super skier lindsey vaughn and tiger woods? we'll tell you comin

people we should note offering up their stock is michael kors himself.pany's honorary chairman and chief creative officer. his stock, his stake drops down to 2.4% from 3.9%. back to you. shibani: big payday. mixed signals about insider selling. that is leading to the selloff there. thanks a lot, nicole. ashley: nicole, thank you. nike is the latest sponsor to suspend its ads featuring olympic runner and alleged killer oscar pistorius. this a week after the sneaker company pulled an ad featuring the south african sprinter featuring a phrase, i am the bullet in the chamber. unfortunate. diane macedo is here. >> nike and oakley announced they suspended their sponsorship contracts with oscar pistorius what may seem like a bit of deja vu. few months ago the same two companies severed ties with lance armstrong amid his massive doping scandal. with pistorius facing murder charges against his girlfriend. that can get very tricky. matt mcdonald of jwt new york told me timing is key. consumers don't confuse actions of celebrity in trouble with the actions of the b

yesterday i gave lori and melissa, michael kors, particularly women with the big michael kors watchesuld own the stock you should own the stock. ashley: and they don't. >> well, i'm always at dell fresco's across the street. i'm always over there. we had our company party, had a birthday party. my whole company came up. i can't tell you how much money we spent. it is embarrassing. i don't own the stock. it is exploding! the low was 11 bucks. look at this chart. i don't, i knew they were going public and it is always packed but i didn't think they would grow fast enough. today they announced two new locations in dallas-ft. worth. it is one of these things. what i like they did an investor presentation last month and talked about things that made them different. reason i like it, diverse menu, swarming upbeat service. large central bar. that is important to me and ashley. ashley: amen. >> appeals to both genders, music high energy. i'm like, yeah. tracy: wait. they're opening the grill, del frisco's grill. i was there recently with some of our cohorts. it is really cool and not as expen

shorts, and her bra is calvin klein, $30 bra, and then our guy is wearing classic pajama pants from michael korsis our brave girl today. >> you look great. you look great. thanks, taylor. thank you, sam. >> very good, you guys. >> let's get some red hot -- >> you have taylor. >> yes, so taylor is wearing a sexier version of the classic pajama. she has $148 for the set, and you can find them at nordstrom's, and we pop the button and show a little cleavage. >> a little? hello. >> you can cover up, or just let the girls out a little bit, which is what we did. >> what kind of a bra does she have on? >> a demi-lace bra with a little jewel. show the jewel off. then we have polo boxers. >> those are comfy. >> yeah. ralph lauren. >> all right. >> those are adorable. great, you guys. >> thank you. >> satin is really sexy on your skin and thank you, guys. >> always. >> thank you. >> all right. let's bring out our last look. we have suzanne and stephan. come on up, kiddos. >> so susan is wearing -- this is easy. if you want to be a little covered up and maybe show off the bum and the legs. short little sho

and lowe's did come roaring back and it's time to circle back and buy both michael kors and whole foodst refuse to comply, and the consumer refused to listen to the news or realize how poor we are come. she accelerated spending the exact time she was supposed to curtail it. a good short spoiled. stick with cramer.

oscar de la renta, michael kors, care lena herrera. most of the shows stayed on schedule.ut after the blizzard, mark jacobs post phones his show, citing delivery delays. you may think fashion week is all glitz and glamour, but if you work in fashion, it can be grueling. long hours, little to eat, no sleep, and remember, new york is just the beginning. after this, there are back-to-back fashion weeks in london, milan, paris, twice a year. just how busy does it get? we followed three top people in the business to find out. top model lu wen, paper magazine editor micky board mann, linda fargo our cameras simultaneously followed them on new york fashion week's first big day. >> we already have -- >> 9:00 a.m., fargo is at the office. >> let's also go through our schedule. we're up to 70 appointments this week and shows. it's getting kind of crazy. >> still looking for that old scroll. >> 9:30, micky board mann is at his office downtown. >> who are you going to see today. >> kate spade, jason wu. >> he's off. >> hay, henry. >> to the shows. >> hello, hello. hello. >> are you co

lowe's did come roaring back and it's time to circle back and buy both michael kors and whole foods.t refuse to comply, and the consumer refused to listen to the news or realize how poor she had become. she accelerated spending the exact time she was supposed to curtail it. a good short spoiled. stick with cramer. [ male announcer ] this is not my home. there. i said it. they don't have pictures of my kids. they don't have my yoga mat. and still, i feel at home. could it be the flat screen tv? the not so mini fridge? ♪ the different free dinner almost every weeknight? or maybe, it's all of the above. and all the rest. am i home? nope. but it almost feels that way.

this handbag and accessory market and now there is about five to six other retailers, such as michael korsate spade and if this brand isn't a brand teens and women want it wear any more, that will pose problems in the coming year for them. >> thank you for joining us. i want to hit what is happening with market right now company currently in highs of day. 14,066. that is less than 100 point away from all time closing high on the dow hit all the way back on october 9, 2007. we are moving up by over 1% for all three ind sees. >>> up next, why thinking outside the box can could be the next big thing in retail. >> you heard the ceo on "power lunch." well talk more about the name but first to scott wapner on the closing bell. >> anheuser-busch is accused of watering down its beer. we will hear from a leader of the class action lawsuit against the king of beers. >>> bob old steen has been bearish on the call he made months ago. >>> after the bell, instant analysis of all of the numbers. "street signs" is back right after this break. with the spark miles card from capital one, bjorn earns unlimit

michael kors is a story that has done well. it is strong. i maybe wait for a pullback. that is another name. autozone is a play on the better economy as consumers repair their cars. visa, for transactions. david: well, michael, like most folks you have mixed feelings about the markets but about where the markets are going for here. explain those mixed feelings. on the one hand there are some very positive signs with consumer sentiment we mentioned. but there are negatives as well. how does it all balance out in the end? >> the market, the trend is your friend, right? so i think the market continues to gradually move higher but it is not without the risk of a pullback. so all those positive catalysts on the one side that mentioned, on the other hand you have washington and what is going on here in our backyard, kind of driving fear. and you also have, i don't think we've seen kind of come through the system yet what the payroll tax holiday, what kind of effect that's going to have. the note, mentioned at the top of the hour with wal-mart, that could be a part of the stor

michael kors with secondary. look where it is now. trw had one at 5.25. generac had one, now 33 and change. freight containers, now 42.07. there is not a lot of interest in absorbing secondaries and maybe bad luck with the markets as well. >> let's bring in kenny. the big issue here is the feds. >> right. >> for a long time, a lot of us questioned how much of the rally is due to the fed. >> right. >> where are we now? >> i think a lot of rally is due to the fed. i think is good. yesterday the fed came out and they made comments, yes, considering they will talk about it. that's all great. but they are not pulling the rug out yet but immediately nervousness, not only in this country but you saw the nervousness, asia down, europe down because of the fed. fed drove it up. fed will drive it down. let me ask but oil. down about 2.5% today over the last five days down about 5%. what does that tell you? >> first of all, i think that market or commodities are concerned about deflation, right? not too concerned about inflation. but i also think a lot of the rhetori

. >> michael kors. moonboy 9 and question on twitter, i like it unusual call buying. >>> that does it for us today. fast money tonight. dow up 100. "power lunch" picks up that story right now. >>> down yesterday, up today, and breaking news on the east coast at 1:00 p.m. wall street and investors everywhere are parsing the testimony from the fed chief ben bernanke. as you see dow industrials up .75, 13886 and change. sue and bob at the stock exchange. we start with senior economics reporter steve liesman. steve. >> reporter: thanks very much, tyler. fed chairman offering an expected defense of easing. market committee concerned about the cost of more qe and rates as he was to the senators. the fed chairman essentially saying although there's a long period of low rates, could incur excessive risks, he's concerned the cost is outweighed by the benefits from a stronger economic recovery. bernanke also had a sparp exchange with republican senator from tennessee bob corker on the issue of whether the fed is

think a lot of people thought they were missing the quarter because they are losing tracks to michael korsat happens here is they spent a lot of money building out in china and that spend is slowing down. i think they will do a great job of getting that story off. throw out about a billion of free cash flow and buying 1.5 billion back in buybacks on show. well-known brand and strong manment. expanding to china and non-handbags so coach is a great date. >> who would you mayor? >> married for ten happy years. >> what a suckup you are. >> is she watching? >> i bet she's watching. >> but i like wells fargo here. think about it. i'm still smitten about wells fargo. walk into the stock. it's a 3% dividend yield. we see right here they are one-third of new mortgage original nations in the u.s. so i think they are positioned properly but more importantly they strip out the european woes. they haven't hit the u.s. equities yet. concerned about the banking sector but do like wells fargo. another wonderful 10, 20, 30 years. >> and a great use of the word strip. art logan, limited brands? >> limited b

like michael kors, which hit a 52-week high before it was bombed by a secondary offering or coach, which hit a 52-week low, possibly because it is now fashion backward. my daughter has a vintage coach handbag and i know it's the envy of anyone she sees who has a current coach. which of these high-end retailers is telling the truth? is the fall in the stars if saks give us an astronomic view? or in themselves as i think it is with coach. to mix the far superior shakespeare with mediocre fitzgerald. by the way, i'm not a steinbeck fan either while we're calling him out. more of a stephen king aficionado. to stick with the retail theme we also hear from auto zone. all right? and people have been falling out of the zone of late with the good folks at stifel nicolaus making an incredibly bold call today that azo will muff the corner. that would be a serious blow to the auto improvement thesis that's been such a great one. we need the zone to sate opposite, that the car market is strong, and the same way we need to hear the despot say the housing continues to hum. wednesday. how about dollar t

potentially for tomorrow's earnings report to get back into the name, a name that has momentum would be michael korst i bought last week and add to on strength. >> did i that today, joe, i bought kors today because the stock was getting hit. that was one of the ones this morning and a big player stepped in and bought a whole bunch of the 57.50 calls and that's a big tell and i'm with you. >> i think jcpenney could have a similar setup here, it's had a recent pullback and started to rally and pulled back, i think there could be a move in jcpenney's. >> let's do pops and drops. holly frontier a drop. >> very disappointing, 52-week high recently stock's pulling back right now into the low 50s. we'll have to take action here if you are long around 49. it's a name that i've suggested being long but you must clearly acknowledge there's a problem in these earnings. >> whr, whirlpool. >> it's up almost 3% on the day and this is a followthrough on the housing theme. they have great numbers and there's a lot of replacement costs from the hurricane. i think you can stick with it as long as it stays above its 5

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