this is a parabola.steep that the angle is getting a little dangerous if you're all the way up here, right? here it's still pretty good and you get there and it's a nice place to plunge, right? and you got to wait so that time would pass and it wouldn't be such a steep parabola. she wasn't saying that we were going to crash at all. she wasn't saying the companies weren't any good. she was simply stating that it leaves little room for error particularly when you're in the straight-up portion of the parabola. it's plenty of them as this list of parabolic stocks that i wrote down shows. this is incredible. i know. i hadn't really had this many stocks in parabola motion and they've risen the highest and the hardest and the ones taking the cake are the insurers and the banks, some of the transports. those insurers and bank stocks were strong for much of the day. i can see karen saying okay, what do all of those stocks have in common, jim, and what could be driving the insurers and the banks into this incredib

they look like they finished the parabola.d's, pepsico, proctor each j & j looks like they're finishing and the businesses look like they're getting strocker, because they will not have as good year over year comparisons as the bank, insurers or transports and please plus these consumer product companies are doing better overseas and the euro is being killed against the dollar meaning that their translation of euros into strong dollars, that's going to hurt their business and it's far worse than people are coming down. the numbers need to come down for the companies and i'm concerned if i see the strength in the economy and i see the stocks of the companies that benefit from high are rates benefit than the ones getting hurt, then the fed's got to see it, too, right? i think we've come a long way when the fed was clueless and ben bernanke knew nothing. here's the bottom line. the charts say higher rates are coming and they're coming faster than we realize because of a rising economy. that's not going to be slowed by cyprus in p

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it is like a parabola, a mathematical curve. it's one to fall again purposely. it's coming. they all said we could get super deeper rift every 10 years and look out, because here it comes. host: on twitter -- david in new york, independents. caller: good morning. i don't know if this could be a solution, but it seems wall street should have some kind tax for every share traded. i would like to think there could be a lot of money made. if you look at the bottom of all street, it's always in the millions of billions of shares traded daily. another thing, this is an example of trickle-down economics and a gigantic failure and the herding they put on the american people since 1980. if you look at real wages in this country, americans have not gotten a raise since 1980. we are scraping the bottom. that needs to be examined. the wealth -- i'm not saying steal from the rich, but let's look for a level playing field and allow the middle class to get their share. let's free up some money regarding wages. that's all i have to say. host: you consider yourself middle-class? caller: yes.

those have been the parabola stocks and i see baltic freight go up every single day and everyone's writtenuse to do that and that's a wake-up call that things are better. when fannie mae can return $60 billion to t.a.r.p. things are better. >> i certainly am concerned about cyprus, but if i only focus on cyprus then i will be mystified why the markets went into the green, and i cannot say, you know what? the market was down 2% yesterday and that is right because it wasn't down 2% yesterday. >> we actually touched green a little bit. >> i know. during "street signs" 2:00 p.m. eastern time. >> you have to be skeptical because you try to avoid bank of america at 18, but being skeptical means buying at 5. >> when everyone is too negative, it's skeptical and when everyone is too positive it's skeptical. on thursday those banks -- there will be line, okay? i used to say at my old hedge fund, i used to say, you know what? i think the guys who are bearish are paying actors to stand in lines at banks displaying actors to stand in line for -- >> how much are they paying? >> nine bucks? >> i don't kn

we all learned to call this a parabola, but you know what? it's a segment of an ellipse, because if that ground weren't there, it would go in an elliptical path with this focus, the center of the earth being the far focus and some nearer focus up here. and if you throw it faster, okay? it'll follow a wider ellipse with this again the focus here and this one over here, closer in here. and as you get closer and closer to a circle, this keeps moving right down till they're both together and now you get the special case of a circle and beyond that, then this one here just kinda move down there. and so that parabolic path is part of an ellipse. if i fire it faster than 9, it'd shoot out like that, maybe that's 10, maybe that's 11 and at 11, it'll... see it up there, see it, see it, see it? guess how fast it comes by? 11. now i'm gonna fire it at 11.2. goodbye, bye-bye, honey. 11.2, ain't gonna come back. 11.2 gonna outrun gravitational pullback, it's gonna outrun it, gonna escape. that's the escape speed. go at 11.2 kilometers per sec, 25,000 mile