. >> put it in layman terms, it's a stock picker's mark again. >> it's a stock picker's market.t's what happens, when people talk about diverse fieing their portfolio, that's what happens. most people don't own the broad market. they own a basket of stocks. you feed to figure out water only on with each one of them. >> i think it's one to put it in the comp text so far the blended average earnings growth is about 6. 5%. not bad. we are seeing more importantly some price action not as good as one might hope. let's look at two screens here. these are the five worst reactions to earnings. fafblg, some of the more beat, xilynx was a beat. here's the real take away, tech, tech, tech, technology is dock well, microsoft, intel, apple, yet the cyclical part of the sector not doing well. these are very bad reactions to earnings and some of the more beats. now, by contra distinction, stock that have acted well, there is no fee. it's idiocratic. it has nothing to do with steel dynamics. it has nothing to do with burrito's. it's a cyclical tech story for the losers at the worst end of the r

. >> it's a stock picker's market. >> it's diversifdiversified. most people own a basket of stocks.d out what's going on with each of them. >> carter? >> well, we need to put it in context. the average growth is about 6.5%, so not bad. but we're seeing some price action that's not as good as one might hope. two screens here, the five worst reactions to earns. some of them were beats. but it's not about whether you beat or miss. it's how people react to the number. the takeaway, tech, tech, tech. microso microsoft, apple, doing well. and stocks that have acted well, there is no theme. intuitive surgical, nothing to do with burritos or biotech. the losers, very much a cyclical tech story, as least at the worst end of the reaction. >> and stacey, i'm curious, if you own some of these stocks, using the index as a hedge, does that work in a stock picker's market? >> well, the correlation, how the stocks are moving together. it's at a decades low. you want a put on the s&p 500. it's not moving. that's why the individual stories are so important. >> and mike, you're looking at consumer dis

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we're basically in a stock-pickers market. but what overshadows all of this is the risk of really the fed's policy. they have overheated this market. so if you look at the price earnings ratio on s&p is up to 19. historical average is 15. remember those 19s are in good, solid markets. as you mentioned the schiller ratio up to 26. these are all problems we have got to deal with. so a lot of risk in the markets. it comes down to really picking the right sectors and quite possibly moving toward safer positions in the future. cheryl: okay. i want to go to nicole really quick. nicole, you and i were talking a few moments ago the fact earnings season is underway, looking a at calendared for next week we have some major names coming out for earnings and this really could be a game changer for traders. >> absolutely. all of these names, each one is so important giving us an idea how things are doing going forward. guidance they may be providing, snapping winning streaks. we know so many companies last five years have gotten tighter, t

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i type of market will definitely more the stock-picker or sector pickers market. i think they have to be very careful. investors need to be very careful today, as old saying goes, tide rises all boats will rise but now you have to bring specific boats to rise. cheryl: you don't want to be on a sinking boat. adam: let me ask you what you would pick? i know you like white tinge petroleum. seeps as though they're undervalued at this point is that accurate. >> i think they're doctor mat i cannily undervalued. they have made significant changes in last month. they are more profitable and able to get more oil and gas out of the ground. they changed planning when it comes to employee compensation. above and beyond that, we're also looking at them, they have 1600 net wells in the bakken region. they're a top tier producer and they're undervalued 45% compared to their nearest competitor. if investors are looking for good opportunity in the oil and gas world, this, you know, whiting represents something extremely compelling. they're playing a little bit of catch-up. investo

ambassador, with eappreciate your time and analysis of the situation, thomas pickering u.s. ambassador to israel as well as russia. we want to go to you, tim seymour, ambassador, from one ambassador to another what do you make in terms of today's u.s. markets and a move throughout the day, not only it was hit by sanctions but widening of sanctions last night but of course further to put pressure on the index. >> steve brought this up. it is interesting to me in the last three months, geopolitics have not under mined the fundamentals and the feds. today you started to feel that. we had a move of more than 1% in the s&p. this is stifkt. we haven't seen this in 51 days. as i look at it as an emerging markets players, some markets, even though they were trading at the same time of these unfolding events, brazil which has its own political faument going on, that's a positive. today they're escalating the acquisition. russia was down 7 percent on the rsx by the end of the day. russia was down 3% before any of this started on the malaysian plain. so it basically doubled its loss on

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they don't want to be fruit pickers, hedge pickers or cleaning others' homes. in that sense they are not taken away job. i don't under what the fuss is about. these people come here for jobs, as sometimes refugees, because, you know, they want the freedom. they are not taking jobs away from other americans. this is a myth. they help the economy. they earn money, spend it creating jobs. this is very short-sited of politicians, to want to punish, basically, immigrants who are already here, or try to, you know, put the very, very severe limits on immigrants coming in. >> you mention agriculture. so much agricultural labour is seasonal. how does a guest worker apply in that instance? >> it could be beneficial in the sense you document them, they come in, you keep track and they leave, and would be free to come back, assuming there are no problems the next year. that could be great. like a safety valve. you need something sensible like that, and a reasonable path to citizenship for a lot of immigrants, whether legal are illegal. the reality is we have 12 million or

this stretch between kim berton and pickering roads is now back opened. authorities say that some bottles fell off the back of the truck spilling some 2 gallons of purple dye on to the roadway. kimberton fire officials check it out and found dye was not harmful, no one was injured in the incident. >>> new technology for police and in evesham burlington county. as "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan tells us, officers there are now wearing body cameras. >> reporter: it wasn't the police loud lay announced their friend they release aid patrol dog in the burglary scene this week f there was ever a complaint about the the officer's action supplying video like this should never again be an issue for the the department. >> we out filedded each one of our officers with their own individual body camera. >> reporter: evesham marks the largest police force to deploy department wide use of the body cameras. officers picked them up from the docking station in the beginning of the each shift and can record 16 hours of video. >> it gives us a level of transparency f

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ambassador pickering, welcome.ust hard our jackie deainge his pointing out how dependent europe is on russian-supplied natural gas for heat and power europe has been notably hesitant to join the u.s. is applies sanctions. what can the u.s. do to press europe to fridays back on putin and russia? >> tyler, this has been a problem for some months. what the u.s. can do is obviously put together with the europeans a plan to replace the dependency and reverse the cards. russia is very heavily depend t dependent, obviously on the income from the sail of gas in europe, and it would reverse the tables. experts think about perhaps a year or so. so it isn't immediately available now for the kind of pressure, if in fact the present conditions continue, including obviously the horrible act of bringing down a civilian airplane. >> you know the players in russia certainly as well as anyone in the united states. what is their reaction to the words that come out of washington from the president? a lot of people think that mr. putin

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there was a gap last week at 3.9 percentage points based on the stock pickers return of 59.6. >> i guess that a monkey can throw darts at -- do analysts technically help you pick stocks? >> i think so. >> i am shocked that you say that. >> what have been built -- what have the last two years and characterized by? momentum. when momentum is involved, driving return, it does not matter what you own, it is about participating. let's fast-forward to the last couple of months here. we have started to see correlations come lower. the correlation among different asset classes at the moment is the lowest it has been in a couple of years. as correlation comes down and disperses and widens, that is when stock picks emerge as a leader. >> what is the number one stock pick sector right now? >> we are skewing the majority of our longs to big technology. >> give me some names. not twitter and facebook? >> google, microsoft, intel, texas instruments, analog devices. >> adam, you mentioned utilities. where is chris verrone on utilities? >> very much a leader. same thing with energy. conversation, there

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cory johnson is with us and leslie picker from new york. pushed that, is a problem? to do with the sec. the company was expecting to hear back from its latest round of comment next friday. they must have gotten some indication that they would be a lot more to do and so they had to push it back because they could not fit it all and in the time a problem? >> it has to do with the sec. the company was expecting to frame they wanted to get it out. they had a lot of work to do and that was not feasible with the information given yesterday. we were told this was gung ho august and the target would be met. it was aggressive but doable. >> it is interesting they felt they could not push this out in the summer. is there any suggestion that the is not there?ite >> there was a video report that said 77% of capital markets professionals surveyed expect this deal to go well. there is an overwhelmingly positive response but you can put this against the backdrop of all the hype. -- this gives them some outside control and the structure, many of the other china-related risks. there

expected to be the busiest week since 2000. .oining me is leslie picker starting with virgin america.ails on this. ? >> wepublic? why now have been anticipating a virgin america ipo for two years now. seems to me to be a perfect time for them. 2013 they posted profitability about $10.1 million worth of net income last year. for them, the ideal palm -- ideal time to go public. also, about a 35% increased in airline stocks. investors are seeing this type of business model, which is pretty rare to see that favorably. seems like things are turning their way. >> apparently the timing for a lot of different companies this week. something magical about this it is calendarf math. august the very slow month for trading. no company wants to go public when the investors are other hamptons home are -- home or on vacation. there is the fear of missing out syndrome going on. look at where they are predicting stock markets to go ,or the second half of the year you say this may read some sort of selloff in the equity market. he might risk of weaker macro environment than what i could do let's talk>>

>> well, he talks about being a stock picker, this is hard. people at home, doing their work -- >> or less. >> the margin for error is different. russell was down 4% this week. and there wasn't a lot of u.s.-specific news that could have caused it. and that has the makings of an epic, epic double top. >> well, if you're worried about the economy, small caps can be a place to do some work. >> well, the liquidity isn't often. when the market turns down, there's not as much room to move. you know, the other times haven't been that far off from this. we do a lot of work in this space, and you got to be prepared. but it also corrects in the opposite way. >> and it's been built off of the fact that the fed was out of play. they're in play next week in the proverbial sense. people are looking for value here. and the market's churning around. a lot of money that want to play, but not at that multiple. >> next, tobacco stocks up, as two cigarette manufacturers talk mergers. more "fast money" is up, next. did you remember to pay the dog sitter? yeah, ci

to come speak at our vet because i'm talking as an act of this now even though you're the top stop picker in the world are they reaching out to you yes i'm getting calls from whistleblower organizations and socially conscious you know funds and i've gotten hundreds and hundreds of messages in the last few weeks and i'll finally have a chance to sort through them when i get back to miami in a few days but ok so you are goal on the full f.b.i. and philosophy site and you talk about changing the world you talk about i guess bringing about a more equitable distribution of wealth and. what would that look like in five years' time or in ten years time what would we see the world according to ronnie what would that look like and we have about a minute you know right now it's very simple we're giving less than two percent of g.d.p. to charity and if we would just double that what triple that to like four five six percent. you would be able to wipe poverty out not just in the united states but in many parts of asia and africa and you know eastern europe as well let me ask another question historic