these issues could be here to stay, but i like ncr's vision.ive growth trajectory, so i think this stock is a buy into the current weakness. and i welcome ceo bill moody on the show anytime, including, bill, next week. know him from way back. now let's take some tweets. our first tweet comes from @gilliespb. "aa, alcoa, has pulled back to phone line. good buying opportunity to start a position or just fairly valued?" here's the problem, there is still a major glut of aluminum. klaus kleinfeld is one of the greatest ceos in the world right now. he's working and struggling to get this company to be more proprietary and less commodity. not there yet. tor if the commodity came up, the stock would double instantly. it's not coming up. i think you can bide your time. nothing actionable yet, but i think the stock's hit a low. our next tweet comes from laces unlimited. it says, "hey, jim, a big boo-yah, thoughts on cvs." cvs caremark long-term, my ceo of actionalertsplus.com, she urged me to buy it for the charitable trust at $59 and $61. it keeps goin

last but not least, in november, november 1st, brett in new jersey called about ncr, the national cash this is an old-school tech company thattic mas everything from atms, all those software applications that consumers can use. ncr has been a remarkable run over the last 12 months, rising from $21 to $40 before selling off after it reported the latest quarter at the end of quarter. i think ncr is very-well run, good management, and i like what they're trying to do, moving towards less hardware and more software and service. but it's all mobile, it's working. the weakness in the quarter mostly came from softness in the legacy atm business and retail point of sale software. these issues could be here to say, uh be i think the company has a solid and conservative growth trajectory, so i think this stock is a buy into the current weakness. and i welcome ceo bill moody on the show anytime, including, bill, next week. know him from way back. now let's take some tweets. our first tweet comes from @gilliespb. aa, alcoa, has pulled back to nine. good buying opportunity to start a position or ju

last but not least, november 1st, brett in new jersey called about ncr. or the old national cash is what we called it. it's an old school tech company that makes everything from atms point of sale devices along with software applications that consumers can use. they've had a remarkable run rising from $21 to 40 after reporting at the end of october and pulling back to 36 and change. i think it's very well run. good management and i like what they're trying to do. moving toward less hardware and more software and services. it's working. the weakness in the quarter came from softness in the atm business and retail point of sales software. i like the vision. they have a solid growth trajectory. oh and i welcome the ceo on the show any time including bill next week. know him from way back. let's take tweets. our first tweet, aa has pulled back to 9. good-bying opportunity or just fairly valued? >> here's the problem, he's one of the greatest ceos in the world right now. he's working to get them more proprietary. nothing actionable yet but the stock hit a low.

i bought ncr. saw it up until it dropped off. what i do here? >> it's an interesting question.l nuti has done a remarkable job. he has turned it around. i've got to delve into that last quarter because that could be a good opportunity. i have to do more. let's go to john in lie high, please. >> caller: buckeye booyah, jimmy. >> i love your coach. what's up? dalton let me down last night, though. >> caller: dde, cce, what do you say? >> dde is our best way to play the sector. you have to play it deep in the money call because this group is steaming hot. i don't want you to get burned. i need to go to paul in massachusetts. >> caller: hi, jim. i'm calling about opko health. >> it's been recharging. it's come back down. a lot of people got greedy there when it went up to $12. it makes me feel if it goes up to that level, cha-ching, cha-ching for a little bit of the action. jude in new jersey. >> caller: how are you? >> how are you? >> caller: your staff is excellent, i have to tell you. >> yes, they are excellent. >> caller: are you still negative in investing in coca-cola? >> i'm

>> i have to tell you he has done a remarkable job but i was suspicious that ncr couldn't be turned around. he has turned it around. i have to delve into the last quarter. that could be a good opportunity. have to do more. john. >> big old buckeye booyah. >> i love your coach. >> dee what do you see? >> that's our favorite way to play the 3-d sector now. you have to play it because this group is steaming hot and i don't want you to bget burned. paul in massachusetts. >> caller: i'm calling about opco health. >> it's coming down. if it does go back to that level we'll get a piece of the action. not at all. let's go to jude in new jersey. >> caller: hey, jim, how are you? >> your staff is excellent. >> yes, they are, they're fantastic. >> caller: quick question, are you still negative on investing in coca-cola? >> i just like pepsico more. i think she prefers coca-cola more. i'm an all in buyer i like p pepsico. one more. bob in illinois. >> caller: jim, this is bob chicago. >> excellent. what? >> caller: groupon. >> i like them. people laughed at me because i knew when you brought in a real

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