rebound by payne. collects another with a shove. payne has 14 rebounds. the buckeyes pick up another foul. >> clark: this is going to be interesting, kevin. because ohio state has done a really good job in the second half of executing late in the shot clock. they want to use time but that's not the strength of this team all season. so can they show the ability to get quality shots late in the shot clock while they're trying to milk clock and get something good in the offense. >> kevin: and clark for michigan state, they miss important free throws late, couple of nights ago against indiana. they have been very good at the line most of the season late in games. that was not the case against the hoosiers looking to redeem themselves this afternoon. >> clark: one of the advantages they have in this kind of a game in this kind of a situation is their two big guys combine shoot 77% from the line. >> kevin: good point. >> clark: derrick nix and adreian payne, you know they're going to be throwing the ball inside to those guys. and the ability they have to knock

rebound by payne. collects another with a shove. payne has 14 rebounds. the buckeyes pick up another foul. >> clark: this is going to be interesting, kevin. because ohio state has done a really good job in the second half of executing late in the shot clock. they want to use time but that's not the strength of this team all season. so can they show the ability to get quality shots late in the shot clock while they're trying to milk clock and get something good in the offense. >> kevin: and clark for michigan state, they miss important free throws late, couple of nights ago against indiana. they have been very good at the line, most of the season late in games. that was not the case against the hoosiers, looking to redeem themselves this afternoon. >> clark: one of the advantages they have in this kind of a game in this kind of a situation is their two big guys combine shoot 77% from the line. >> kevin: good point. >> clark: derrick nix and adreian payne, you know they're going to be throwing the ball inside to those guys. and the ability they have to knoc

but our charles payne,'s knocking it out of the park.his new year, trinity industry is up 18% and now he's got three new picks for the rest of the year. and curious that ben stein is not here. we report. you decide. eam will be our new senior social media strategists. any questions? since we make radiator valves wouldn't it be better if we just let fedex help us to expand to new markets? hmm gotta admit that's better than a few "likes." i don't have the door code. who's that? he won a contest online to be ceo for the day. how am i supposed to run a business here without an office?! [ male announcer ] fast, reliable deliveries worldwide. fedex. >> what did chuck, charles payne's starting the year strong and now he has three stocks to keep big ball rolling, i guess. what are you going to do? >> like aruba networks. byod, you'll learn that pretty soon. bring your own device. every business will say, i don't care if you got iphone, whatever, bring it. we'll have a system so you can use it even with our fire walls. this company makes that pos

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thanks to charles payne for his hard work. more on how i'm going to deal with him in a second. first, who is this guy? what i said an infomercial star. i heard this. >> nothing i'm proposing tonight should increase our deficit by a single dime. >> jane: instantly thought of this. >> through all the work it does, this machine should sell over $400. you are not going to pay $400 or 375, all you spend for 24 fabulous machine over $400 value. all you spend is four easy monthly payments of 39.95. >> neil: we fined a better deal. the president's deal won't cost you four installments, it won't add a dime. $98 billion preschool plan, not the $40 billion fix it infrastructure plan -- don't ask -- or the paltry $8 billion career fund for community colleges. three new programs it sounds like they cost $146 billion, not a dime added to our deficit and he is pitching more than that. one problem with the pitch. here is the thing. someone has to pay for it. guess who? to gerri willis. to charlie and to my good buddy, charms payne who did such a good job for filling in for me when i was out. c

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to ben stein, charles payne, to dagen mcdowell, to adam lashinsky, and charles payne speaks words of wisdom. >> listen, we've got hiked. 116 million americans feeling that pain and i think the point is it's interesting between what howard dean has to say and what the new york times has to stay this week is that they're trying, i guess, to get the rest of the country to know, listen, we're going after those rich bastards who somehow nefariously took the money and you're going to have to chip in, too, we will have a giant society with all kinds of goodies and utopian things and the eye on top and be benevolent and all you have to do is wear a spandex uniform and walk around brainless and we'll do the west. >> i would have remembered the spandex thing. all right, dagen, what do you make of that? >> i think at least howard dean is telling the truth and could have shown more energy in that interview that he gave. but it flies in the face of what you hear from the white house anthe president that somehow the rich can foot the bill, with lyhigher taxes for all of this and what we've been ta

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charles payne shows us how to make money on tesla.llides on the floor of the and why is the. we cannot push through on a meaningful basis. nicole: that is true. most of the traders continue to fail we will break those all-time highs. i thought maybe you were saying 14,000. we are sitting right now of about 35 points. that is a gain of eight quarter of 1%. oil services are doing well. bank stocks are doing very well today. barclays would be another name. you are seeing some nice moves there. the vix, the fear index is taking a breather. oil and gold hovering around the same picture. the trend remains to the upside. back to you. >> corn has been up. it has been. today and yesterday, corn down. now below seven dollars a bushel. that is a key area of support for corn. today we are crashing through it. take a look at what high corn prices have done to ethanol producers. we have 20 ethanol plants that are shut down. more ethanol plants cannot survive with corn prices at the level they are at right now. high oil prices already a factor for t

payne: thank you. mr. speaker, i want to thank my good friend and colleagues congressman horseford of nevada, congressman jeffries of new york for anchoring tonight's c.b.c. special order on the voting rights act. fair and equal access to the ballot box is an important topic. and one of these that has not been fully resolved. 150 years ago, president lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation but it took another 100 years to pass the civil rights act and eventually the voting rikets act of 1965. since then our country has made progress in achieving justice and equality but it is no secret this process has been painfully slow and noticeably deficient. the supreme court will hear this case this week, shelby vs. holder. which it ruled in the favor of shelby count -- if ruled in the favor of shelby county, alabama, would take us back 50 years and undo protections granted in the voting rights act. some argue we no longer need some of these protections provided in the voting rights act. some argue we have achi

so to spen stein, charles payne, adam, charles payne speaks words of wisdom. >> 160 million americans feel the pain. it's interesting what howard dean had to say and what the "new york times" had to say they are trying to get the rest of the country and we're going out for rich bastards that took the money but you are going to have to chip in because we're going to have a giant society with all kind of goodies and it' going to be everything. just wear spandex uniform. [ laughter ] >> neil: i would have remembered the spandex thing. dagen? >> i think howard dean is telling the truth. he could have showed a little more energy in the interview he gave but it's all in the face what you hear from the white house and president. somehow the rich can foot the bill. it's what we've been talking about on the show. if you want big government you have to figure out a way to pay for it. almost half of americans pay no federal income tax. so health or high water they are going to pay. >> neil: the fact of the matter, howard dean didn't say anything before the election. i am grateful and reminding u

so to spen stein, charles payne, adam, charles payne speaks words of wisdom. >> 160 million americans feel the pain. it's interesting what howard dean had to say and what the "new york times" had to say they are trying to get the rest of the country and we're going out for rich bastards that took the money but you are going to have to chip in because we're going to have a giant society with all kind of goodies and it' going to be everything. just wear spandex uniform. [ laughter ] >> neil: i would have remembered the spandex thing. dagen? >> i think howard dean is telling the truth. he could have showed a little more energy in the interview he gave but it's all in the face what you hear from the white house and president. somehow the rich can foot the bill. it's what we've been talking about on the show. if you want big government you have to figure out a way to pay for it. almost half of americans pay no federal income tax. so health or high water they are going to pay. >> neil: the fact of the matter, howard dean didn't say anything before the election. i am grateful and reminding u

charles payne joins us now to make us a little bit of money on market now. think you would be talking about, i guess, the saga that has become with herbalife. charles: this is an amazing story. we have talked about it. gasparino has talked about it. car icon is no joke. we know that. he is very successful at what he does. he really seems serious this time around. you have two real smart guys that have been around for a long time. ackman, who last fall hinted that he would do a patriotic -- he sees it as a pyramid scheme. he is doing the public a favor. it is not about money. it is about doing the public a favor. if i looked at it as purely a stock, i would say it has merit to the upside. consensus continues to add a little bit higher. they have great management. i am not in the stock. i would have been out. i missed it. it will go on. keep in mind, their 52 week high -- connell: more from charles payne later on market now. we will have a report on the penny coming up. goodbye penny. the president would be open to dropping the penny. steve forbes will be on a

dennis: thank you very much, charles payne.f we made the company's brand is in a scandal. exclusive interview ahead with the world's biggest at holder company. cheryl: and a fish story. why you may not be getting the seafood you paid for coming up in the west oast minutes. dennis: how the currencies are faring against the u.s. dollar. >> announcer: you never know when, but thieves can steal your identity and turn your life upside down. >> hi. >> hi. you know, i can save you 15today if you open up a charge card account with us. >> you just read my mind. >> announcer: just one little piece of information and they can open bogus accounts, stealing your credit, your money and ruining your reputation. that's why you need lifelock to relentlessly protect what matters most... [beeping...] helping stop crooks before your identity is attacked. and now you can have the most protection available today... lifelock ultimate. so for protection you just can't get anywhere else, get lifelock ultimate. >> i didn't know how serious identity thef

charles payne discussed the stock a month ago. said it made more money, up 12% ladies and gentlemen. next, coca-cola profit up, big international sales, at that stock is down 2%, how about that? good year tire makes more than expected and predicts more weakness in europe, everybody is predicting that, the stock is down. next, level 3 communications, losing less money in its core network business. the market doesn't like that, it's down 13%, that's a hit. avon selling more products, but its north american business is slowing down. nonetheless, the stock is up. that's a big move. 11%. netflix, got to follow this stock. a new partnership with dreamworks to produce children's shows, that stock is up again. $182 a share, i believe in the past couple of weeks, it's almost doubled. astonishing, last, reynolds american, that's the company. a shipping of fewer cigarettes and the stock is down just a little bit and 43 on reynolds, the dow is opened, it's actually dead flat. it's down a half point. that is dead flat. all right, i'm eating up

ed payne has the story. >> reporter: it began as most state of the union the president greeting members of congress. but in the hall prominent guest victims of gun violence. like gabby giffords and next to michelle obama, the parents of shrine chicago teen hadiya pendleton. >> three weeks ago she was here in washington with her classmates performing for her country in my inauguration. and a week later, she was shot and killed in a chicago park after school. >> reporter: the president also talked about the tragic shootings in midtown connecticut. >> it has been two months since newtown. i know this is not the first time this country debateed how to reduce gun violence -- debated how to reduce gun violence but this time is different. >> reporter: after this shootings the president proposed tenning gun laws. >> the proposals deserve a vote -- toughening gun lawns. >> the proposals deer of a vote in the two months since newtown a thousand grad weighings birth dation anniversaries have been stolen from our lives by a bullet from a gun. >> reporter: president obama made an emotional appeal to

dennis: we are making money with charles payne.is taking a look at a global health care provider one of the few winners. charles: this com comment was founded in the late 1800s, hot stock more recently and the reason it has been execution is management is fantastic. operating margins 13.8, last year 21.6%. a phenomenal company, consumer health care wanted. we look at pet care. anybody with a pet knows sergeants announcing a missed that can give your pets their medicine. i don't know if you tried to give your dog a pill. or even try to give me a pill. cheryl: morgan stanley upgraded this morning. charles: i am shocked, i love for the stock is at right now. global growth, some issues with some of their vitamin products losing a little bit of share, but they made it up in a whole lot of other areas. technically to the upside, $120 per share. cheryl: thank you, charles. chinese hackers are stepping up their cyber attacks and u.s. businesses in government, so will this prompt the governmen a administration to prompt action? dennis: and

ed payne has the story. >> reporter: the. it began as most state of the union the president greeting members of congress. but seated in the hall prominent guest victims of gun violence like gabey giffords and next to mi shoal obama the parents -- michelle obama the parents of hadiya pendleton. >> three weeks ago she was here in washington performing for her country at my inauguration. and a week later, she was shot and killed in a chicago park after school. >> reporter: the president also talked about the tragic shootings in newtown connecticut in it has been-- >> it has been two months since newtown. i know this is not the first time the country debated how to reduce gun violence. but this time is different. >> reporter: it was after these shootings that the president proposed toughening gun laws. >> the proposals deserve a vote. because in the two months since newtown, more than a thousand birthdays, graduations, anniversaries have been stolen from our lives by a bullet from a gun. >> reporter: president obama made an emoti

ed payne has more. >>reporter: the boy scout's national executive board wraps up three days of meetings today in dallas. on the agenda, whether to lift a ban on gay members. the proposal would allow individual scout troops to decide how they want to address the issue. the current policy came under fire last year after ohio den leader jennifer tyrel was dismissed for being lesbian. in 2000 the supreme court ruled that the boy scouts have a constitutional right to withhold membership from people who are openly gay. president barack obama weighed in during an interview with cbs's scott pelly saying it's time for a change. >> my attitude is that gays and lesbians should have access and opportunity the same way everybody else does, in every institution and walk of life. >>reporter: some criticized the possible change. they say the boy scouts has a history based on timeless family values. >> they're entitled to continue that policy if they choose to and if they don't, they're going to lose the heart and soul

ed payne has that story. >> reporter: the trouble on the carnival trip ump started sunday when a fire broke out in the engine room. that caused the ship's electrical power to go out. that penalty no engine power and no air-conditioning. right now aboard the ship, there are more than 3,000 passengers. 1,000 crew members, and a handful of working restrooms. kim's daughter and ex-husband are on board. >> and he told me that they had just eaten onion sandwiches and that they were asking to use the red plastic bags to use the restroom in. and they had some fruit. they did have some water but it was warm bottled water. >> reporter: carnival's president and ceo offered an apology. >> no one here from carnival is happy about the conditions on board the ship. and we obviously are very, very sorry about what's taking place. >> reporter: the company is offering full refund and other concessions but some say that's not good enough. >> i promise you none of my family members that are on there will probably ever take another cruise. >> reporter: three tug boats are pulling the massive ship through

. >> ed payne tells us how the states are preparing. >> reporter: this is southern arizona. as the massive winter snowstorm started gearing up coating the cactus and palm trees with snow and sleet. one woman says her daughter came to the state for a vacation. >> of my daughter here from maine. and she came for sun and so is disappointed for that reason. >> the snow has gotten even heavier. >> reporter: the snow halted play at the wgc match championship turning the course into a snowy plain. in kansas wednesday afternoon, roads were still slick and dangerous. >> i want to urge everybody really if you don't have to travel please don't travel. you could get up to 20 inches of snow on some of the i-70 corridor and i just really makes traveling very, very hazardous. just wise to just don't go. >> reporter: heavy snow is forecast from colorado to indiana. >> you are not -- >> reporter: in nebraska airport officials are waiting with snow brooms to clear runways and the tarmac. >> we're thinking thank god we made our plans to get the heck out of here. >> reporter: i'm ed payne repor

stuart: i want to ask charles payne is the winner? would you buy at $166 a share?bscribers in the stock. march 24, 2010, the country becomes the first major change to automatically put calories on the boards, let people know how much they are in, and stocks are up over 100% and they fought their way through the note, but diet and say we don't know how many calories are in the food but when you walk in it is a great establishment. stuart: the price is way above what you have a at taco bell, mcdonald's, wendy's. sandra: below chilies or ruby tuesday or any of those restaurants. when you have that tree down affect when people don't want to tip a server or whatever you might be, you get restaurant quality food without being waited on and a lot of people like that. there's no alcohol. charles: has the same ambiance as a whole foods. stuart: no alcohol is a plus? sandra: those who don't want to be in a restaurant but still get restaurant quality food, they are winning because of that. stuart: nicole petallides at ten seconds. nicole: i only need five. i like the idea but

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cheryl: interesting, charles payne, thank you very much.n the market opens tomorrow, i know it. small businesses fighting against president obama's calls to raise the minimum wage saying it results in job cuts. the debate coming up. cheryl: yahoo charged with aiding pirate websites. we name more names coming up. cheryl: first on this president's day, the world's currencies are trading, again, currency markets are open today, and there you go. the euro, the pound, and more against the u.s. dollar. we'll be right back. ♪ how do traders using technical analysis streamline their process? at fidelity, we do it by merging two tools into one. combining your customized charts with leading-edge analysis tools from recognia so you can quickly spot key trends and possible entry and exit points. we like this idea so much that we've applied for a patent. i'm colin beck of fidelity investments. our integrated technical analysis is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. >> at 2

time to make money in the house of payne, charles payne cashing in on a supply company, charles. >> aer. it's growing, but the bread and butter business is the trucks. they reported last week in the operating margins for both segments up huge. fleet up 10.1 the trucks from 9.1, and they gave great guy p dance. stock like a whole lot of other stocks near the high, there's a lot of anxiety. do i chase it or not? in this case, trading with a 10pe, very under valued peg ratio, half of the sales, so from a traditional evaluation point, the stock looks fantastic to me. potential drivers to me, there's a conference, and the next day, a conference with bbnt. they are extraordinary important. we can hear news out of there. if so, that could be the catalyst to go higher. keep in mind back in may of 2008. it was $73 a share. it's already broken out, technically, could pick up momentum as the month goes on. cheryl: why is the investor conference crucial, you think? sometimes there's back room meetingsing and we hear nothing. >> of all the things, i think this is one of the things that really is g

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stuart: listen to charles payne. one more for us. charles: aruba networks report next thursday.r own drinks. [talking over each other] charles: these ompanies, if you want to use a blackberry fine, if you want to use the iphone, fine. it has to have a system that makes that possible. this company will do so well, they reported revenues, margins are improving, upgrade from morgan stanley. my subscribers, looking at next friday to take another victory lap. stuart: aruba networks, by it. your reputation is on the line. charles: pretty good so far. stuart: president obama pushing another increase in the minimum wage. does this mean more handouts for young voters? we will discuss that at 10:35. i am indebted to my friend and colleague neil cavuto for today's edition of my take. i was watching him as he went through all the president's spending plans. he made me laugh out loud. you may want to cry. here we go. $98 billion for universal preschool, $48 billion for a fix it first building program. $2 billion for green energy fund. $8 billion community college career fund. $15 billion for

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and i want to thank you for principle payne. can we hear a loud applause for the principle. said was right on we all have to come together and pick up the trash. so i want to welcome you to our beautiful district and your beautiful reconcile and thank the giants for sweeping and going on to do another sweep. thank you. now we're going to hear from the member of the san francisco giants organization an organization by the way, that priced itself on being a strong partner in san francisco and a team player when it comes to living in san francisco to work and visit. now let's welcome stacey. >> thank you on behalf of the entire giants organization we're thiefrd to be here and we're provided of this initiative. when you come out to the games you're going to see a lot of the information on the sweep so thank you everybody. thank you stacey. although, i know it's hard to sit still you want to get up and give a sink? that's what i'm talking about. lucille. all right. now i'm going to bring to the podium mahammod is mr. clean. let's hear it everybody for muhammad mr. clean. and how

ashley: it is time to start making a little money with charles payne.arles is helping investors cash in on an etf that could be one of the best performers this year. what is it, charles? >> vietnam, guys. some people get a little, my father fought in vietnam. some people still carry sort of, they don't want anything to do with it. but with respect to making money, you know, it is one of these place that is really coming on. it has been coming on for a long time as a matter of fact,. ashley: yeah. >> news out today on foreign direct investment which slowed all around the world last year. they had a new fund that was up 74%. a lot of money pouring into that country. the majority of it, 712% going into manufacturing. give you an example, nike. we always talk about nike making sneakers in china. the fact of the matter is in 2011 they made more sneakers in vietnam than because of china. ashley: just because it is cheaper? >> just because it is cheaper. the vietnamese manufacturers are telling these guys, we like you. get your act together. they have issues w

santa drit, david asman and charles payne in studio. sandra, you first, girl.oring this. not at the races like yesterday, but nobody seems to car. >> one of those things, i talked to a trader, and he says if you go to the doctor and says you'll die tomorrow and you wake up on saturday morning, you'll be happy. washington cried wolf, the fiscal cliff talks, it's been something, the debt ceiling, and now it's the budget cuts. the market's not buying. they have an obligation to be in the market. those who missed the rally in 2012 fear missing this one. they stay in the market despite the fear mongering staying in washington. >> do you think it's for real, or do the traders have it wrong? >> it's for real. it's not based on america, but global prosperity that's never been seen before. saturday, look at the top stocks, and there's priceline, international, global, international, nonsteer growing outside the country. chicago prison iron at a new high. they got a contract in moe mozambique, oil deal, deals in australia and denmark and in the north sea. this is happeni

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stuart: charles payne has been saying exactly that.he best investment in america is a single-family home in a good neighborhood, not a penthouse at $50,000, single-family home and a good neighborhood, charles disagreeing with me, stocks are better. stuart: is a great investment. stuart: charles: everyone should strive to own a home. >> if you are buying a home for just a few years are you going to get a return on your investment? probably not. we are not in a bubble era where you're getting 20% year. stuart: you talk to people with $50 million, hundred dollars worth of capital behind them or more. >> a lot of these folks the and many homes so they might have three or four five houses to jews marked to market where they see it is worth it to make that investment. maybe they rent in new york but by and miami. [talking over each other] >> i am curious about the flexibility element in terms of uncertainty in the rest of the economy. texas might be going up in new york city, new york state, california, in illinois. a lot of people want the

. >> dead payne has the story. >> i want to--ed payne has the story. >> some vintage frustrations. >>re are a lot of unhappy people on the ship. because of the conditions and the way things went downhill from the first day. >> others say they are grateful to get off the cruise ship. >> after being on that boat for that long and not knowing when, or how we were going to get back is good to finally be back. >> others say the experience brought out the good in people. >> i think i saw a lot of good behavior and a lot less of bad behavior. tempers will flare from time to time but nothing to bed. >> one man said he would go on another cruise. >> guess i would. it would take a while it woul. >> i am ed payne reporting. >> in world news, an intense flash, and sharp explosion of marked the passage today of a meteor across the sky above russia's ural mountains. that is about 930 mi. east of moscow. this is video of the event. >> more than 400 people have reported injuries from broken glass. the emergency ministry says fragments of the media right fell in a thinly populated area. officials say

tracy: charles payne.t be allowed to say dirty fingernail rally because i said dirty finger rally. i should not be allowed to say that. it is the dirty fingernail rally. >> the girl from jersey always gets the finger thing wrong. ashley: going downhill rapidly, guys. thank you, charles. >> see you later. ashley: a quarter past. time to check the markets. nicole petallides will hopefully get us out of this. nicole, breaking news on office depot and officemax. >> that's right. the office depot the ceo has come out with clarity and actually blaming thompson reuters today for that deal really snafu, you can call it. obviously this morning we heard about the deal. and then later found that it was pulled and was only a draft of a press release and the stocks actually were halted after trading began. here on the floor of the stock exchange. so with news pending. and then the proper news came out, right? so you do, now the blame game is on. you do have office depot blaming thomson reuters for the deal, news being

joining me california assembly man, roger dickinson and fox's own charles payne.hanks to you both for joining us. assemblyman, let me start with you. do you think is a solution? >> this will fill provider gap what we know will be extrordinarily number of physicians as we cover people under the afca. so this is part of the answer. melissa: charles, what drives me crazy about this, maybe you have the best intentions i feel like i say this every day. if the best intentions but you don't do the math ahead of time of what the implication is. so lo and behold we're adding all these peoe to the system and then you realize we don't have nearly enough doctorsnd you can't invent doctors overnigh by the way they're not making that much money anymore, their insurance is so high, people i know don't want to become a doctor. th is big problem. >> anecdotally when i was kid driving on highway with a car with a doctor's license plate it was always the best car on the road. they have toyota corollas, but to get back to the same point i'm not sure you can argue this unintended cons

liz: jeff flock charles payne's house.e are afraid and orting things and 15-year-old kids learning how to shoot. [talking over each other] charles: my wife watches this network and it is amazing, regular ordinary people ready for armageddon. stuart: we are talking about these care in america of disaster and apparently it is really prevalent. i don't feel it quite frankly. i do have a very expensive generator. >> that is very common and that has become basically standard for everybody to have a generator which is a great idea because we are having a crazy about the power outages and storms and things like that. that is a common-sense thing to have. liz: what else is becoming more common? >> storm proveing is something everybody's thinking about what the were in the middle of the country thinking of tornadoes or on the coast thinking about hurricanes. people are really rethinking windows and walls and even if they don't live in south florida building to florida hurricane code in other parts of the country. stuart: global war

charles payne. tracy: i have never been.h other] dennis: a terrible trip, we are live in mobile, alabama with that carnival cruise ship docking, again delayed. tracy: in miami. cheryl: ask yourself this, what does it take to convince someone working at a hedge fund in new york or new jersey or connecticut to come on down to sunny miami? we will ask that question to our next guest coming up after a quick financial break, the president and ceo has been in new york, he has been successful to bring them down to sunny florida. markets now continue from miami after the break. twins. i didn't see them coming. i have obligations. cute obligations, but obligations. i need to rethink the core of my portfolio. what i really need is sleep. introducing the ishares core, building blocks for the heart of your portfolio. find out why 9 out of 10 large professional investors chooseshares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consid

cheryl: it is time to make a little money with charles payne.igger profits. boston beer. charles: the stock has made such a gigantic move already. back in december raising the guidance to away everybody, the stock has been nonstop since then. from the high-end of $4.20 down to $3.56. the earnings for the year. the street is way above management. management raise their numbers significantly and here's the thing, the craft beer market down dramatically overall, but the craft side of it has gone up. maybe somebody will step in and take these guys over. still run by the founder, who knows what his exit strategy might be. 48 major breweries in the united states. now there are two. an american icon, the stock keeps going. wait for a broad market pullba pullback, but if you're looking through this and you like it, don't want to talk you out of it. dennis: new home construction dipping last month. we have an analyst ahead. cheryl: marijuana tourism. saying pot will bring in visitors. coming up in your "west coast minute." dennis: other world currencies

charles payne is sitting here and saying oh, yeah, great, what's with that?ting when a stock s down that much. a major firm just upgraded it recently. that's a tough one. stuart: you did not recommend it as one of your money making deals? charles: absolutely not. stuart: jc penney, that's a serious loser there. nicole, do you want to explain this one to us? nicole: jc penney, they did a lot of mark downs. of course you know they have had a whole issue about how they are running this company, whether they are going to do promotions, not do promotions, change in management. these two stocks alone are horrendous. if you are a shareholder today, i mean, you are very upset with this kind of move, not bringing in the numbers. stuart: all right. ladies and gentlemen, i want to put nicole full screen, hold that shot, please. because nicole petallides has just been named greek american woman of the year. congratulations. [clapping] nicole: thank you. i'm not sure i deserve it, but it will be a nice event this weekend. thank you. stuart: thank you very much indeed, nic

charles payne is starting the year strong and three stocks to keep it rolling. what are you going to do? >> byod, bring your own device, every business got iphones and bring it and we'll have a system we can use it within our fire walls. this company makes it possible. green mont coffee they are still taking market share. starbucks didn't do so well. th. finally first sol on are a how i learned to love the bomb. i hate the way the government is doing this. they are going to pile so much money, this stock takes off big time. >> neil: what do you think of all of the above? >> i don't like going against charles when it comes to stock picking any time, but the one i love the most is first solar. i think solar is great idea but this company loses money and gets beaten up by the chinese. >> the chinese are kicked out of market. >> neil: details, details. >>> nothing changes inside. look what is happening outside. unions pushing lawmakers to keep on spending. i guess you know why we're not gag handle on this. off the hook out free phones to people that don't need them.