liz: starbucks, philip morris, ut april.orward. >> april, s and i, dollar general and crown castle are up roughly one hundred%. every single april these stocks are up hundred%. crown castle up. dollar general up 5.7%. the way it workings if you blind think follow it, buy on first day of april at 9:30 and sell it 4:00. liz: the last day of april. >> right. liz: that is all you do. >> you follow it blindly. if you want to get into it, look at market and charts. if i see for example, dollar general up 10 days in a row before we get to april i will not buy it first day. liz: it already blew out. >> wait for a natural pullback. down five days in a row. might have a bounce. would give me more confidence to step in bigger size. david: frank, this is fascinating stuff. this is zor capital. from your name, capital llc. >> yes. david: good stuff, frank. thank you very much. >> his picks on the facebook page because that's interesting. he did the work for you, right? david: look at our facebook page. >>> shares of freddie mac and fanni

philip morris, this was down 11% year-over-year. a best in class name. >> it is. competitive advantage here savvy is selling an addictive product. hard to switch away from tobacco. this is philip morris international where the antitobacco movement is not quite as strong. e-cigarette movement is not as strong. consumers during the euro crisis have traded down as they are coming back to it. lively growing at about 5%, a great stock if you need income. liz: pat dorsey, sanibel captiva strategist. we will put this information online. thank you, good to see you. >> good to see you. liz: we will put them on our facebook page or you can check them out. the closing bell ringing in 39 minutes. many investors may think puerto rico is a complete basket case with finances in disarray, but the latest news on the territory against the bond offerings suggests that may not be true. you want yield? charlie gasparino coming down with yield and the massive interest in it. he is ready to jump into the water fall with exclusive details next. fed chairman janet yellen may be planning b

and if so, what are your thoughts on the philip morris -- >> i don't think they'll be players.ot a big fan of morris. i get my stuff from mainstreet.com. because he's done the best work i know on marijuana. they write about it every single day. i tweet a look @jim cramer, but i don't so philip morris being part of the trend. read his stuff. let's go to ed. >> caller: çbooyah, dr. jim fr florida. >> i always wanted to be that doctor all my life. great at the age of 59 i am one. >> caller: you and your staff are wonderful. >> thank you. they are fabulous. i don't talk about them enough. because i like to hog all the glory. >> caller: anyway, jim, the reason why i'm calling you today, i have been -- i invested into this company called lnco. in fact, you had recommended it and i think it's a great stock. the yield is a good yield at 9.5%. i paid around $27 a share for it. it's been sitting around $30 a share, although last may i think it was around $44 a share. i want to get your gut feeling if this is a buy or a sell. >> talk to mark ellis. i didn't like the last quarter. my char

virtually, all of the large tobacco manufacturers including philip morris international are looking to-cigarettes as basically the growth platform of the year. given the vast distribution of these companies and what seems to be a growing demand for safer alternative than combustible cigarettes, it seems to be translating into a good opportunity. >> you are an expert on regulation and financial markets. do you see the washington regulation of tobacco transferring abroad to other countries? >> i would doubt that. the contentious nature between financial regulation, between the whole sovereignty issues and what regulators in charge of what it what country, i would be very surprised if that were to spread international. >> and tobacco has to look abroad if the u.s. is shutting down. paris several times a year and it amazes me how many street corners so many people are congregated smoking cigarettes. >> i used to smoke gitane. they are just as vicious. >> go back to your coffee, tom. >> i need to ask about regulators. toording to some, likely approve a deal between reynolds and lorillard, b

exchange you used to pay to have location of the booth to have direct sight into the ibm crowd or philip morrising and calling rigged, he honed his skills as a hawker on bourbon street in new orleans where he's from, to get your attention to sell a book. that's just a pure play on -- >> what i'm concerned about is the psychological impact. we want more public confidence in the markets. i'm not happy if a high frequency trader wants to scalp a penny at apple, you're paying 535.01. i'm not happy about that, but it isn't a disaster. you're buying 100 shares at 535.01, you're paying a dollar more. >> how do regulators get at it? they've been looking at it for a while. nothing has been done. >> again the question, what if anything should be done? we should work under general principles. first one, information should be available to everybody at the same time. >> transparency. >> some instances where that hasn't happened. i'm glad to see some corrections are being made. the government ought to figure out whether people engaging in abusive and manipulative practices dhoerng hathey don't technology now