for first business news, i'm ky sisson. recent data shows that luxury housing markets in south florida, denver, and phoenix are also making a comeback. still ahead, watch your wings. why chicken wing prices are soaring for the superbowl this year. our traders unplugged have a bone to pick after the break. sky-high stocks, greedy banks and chicken wings all make the list for this week's round of traders unplugged. joining us now from the floor of cme group, pro traders alan knuckman and andrew keene. good morning. round one: stock surge strategy: what should investors do with stocks at a 5-year high, so they don't wind up getting burned by wall street? > > if you look at the stock market right now, the s&p is up 5% this year. i think many people in the united states would be happy with 5% for the year or for their return. the one thing i want to do is get long gold. gold has been up every single year for the last 12 years. you can't say the same about the stock market. > > i like the nasdaq. it has actually been lagging behi

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unfortunately, it suffers from 15.9 murders per hundred thousand sisson. -- per hundred thousand citizens. your city, the city of baltimore, has 31.3 murders per half 100,000 citizens. -- per 100,000 citizens. that contrast with other major urban areas like my home town of houston which is not have strict gun-control laws like the other jurisdictions, that has a murder rate of 9.2%, 1/3 of baltimore's. the city of boston -- the city of austin has 1/10 that a baltimore. in light of the evidence, what empirical data supports your contention that restricting the rights of law-abiding citizens to possess firearms would decrease crime rather than making people more vulnerable to violent criminals. which is what i would suggest the data indicates has happened when it has been done. >> we know that nearly 2 million gun purchases were stopped from obtaining their firearms since 1994-2009. senator, i would say that your statistics would be much greater in homicides. what is often missed is the medical intervention and takes place today from the emt in the field to shock trauma. that would be much

unfortunately, it suffers from 15.9 murders per hundred thousand sisson. your city, the city of baltimore, has 31.3 murders per half 100,000 citizens. that contrast with other major urban areas like my home town of houston which is not have strict gun-control laws like the other jurisdictions, that has a murder rate of 9.2%, 1/3 of baltimore's. the city of boston -- the city of austin has 1/10 that a baltimore. in light of the evidence, what empirical data supports your contention that restricting the rights of law-abiding citizens to possess firearms would decrease crime rather than making people more vulnerable to violent criminals. >> we know that nearly 2 million gun purchases were stopped from obtaining their firearms since 1994-2009. senator, i would say that your statistics would be much greater in homicides. what is often missed is the medical intervention and takes place today from the emt in the field to shock trauma. that would be much higher. i am here today representing nine major police executive leadership organizations. for the sake of time