i've got to give my props to tim #seymour. we street fought about this one.ar side. here we are at 22. i still don't get the story. analysts just said it's a $30 price target. i think it was credit suisse a couple weeks ago. i don't see it. i think it's worth a shot. especially if you're in beaks' camp with the bear suit and think the tape's rolling over. >> not another one of those fictitious tim-tim losses again. >> who's not -- >> and that's my point. i won the thing yet that night people were calling me the loser. >> that's a wah. >> where's the baby crying? >> now we can move on. this one's for beaks. looks like usg might hit the 200-day moving target -- average i should say. hope you mention when you pick some up on "fast money." >> i probably won't be picking some up for a while. i think technically probably down to 23 is where i'd start to look at it. but you really need to see these price increases whether or not they're going to come down, actually, which is what they're suggesting. i would stay away fruchlt sg right now, give it some time to breath

. >> hey, paul, it's tim seymour.eople who don't know paul and i were colleagues at ubs 15 years ago and he was always a man with a cynical view on the euro. and he was right -- >> take the tone out of surprise out of your voice. >> you said monetary unions die because of bank runs. and what you're saying here is that the eu is still very vulnerable and that the leftists who just maybe have taken a big piece of power in italy will use this in election cans and that every place is going to have to deal with this. >> yeah. i think this is something which has worried me. absolutely. i think the euro survives. the political will behind this thing is dramatic. it should never have been created in the first place, but now we've got it we're stuck with it. having said that, i think what politicians have failed to realize is just how dangerous bank runs can be. once a bank run starts it is very, very difficult to stop. people do not behave nationally in a bank run. the uk bless it, there was a demonstration of that in 2008 wh

let's go off the charts with time seal mour f tim seymour on this. >> down 30%, relative to the s&p sincepril 2011. if you look at the story this year, again, this is the fire sale we're talking about, even on a year over year basis, we're at new lows relative to the s&p. i think emerging is overdone. it's trading this way because there's a directionless view about china. the growth is not there, but people are not able to own commodities and they're getting it from multinationals but i do like russia here and i do think you have to make a call here that cyprus is very bad news, i think, systemically for the world to be wary of. for russia, the exposing their banking sector is very small. the rsx etf this is something that's oversold, bounced off the 200 and we're going to start to see momentum back into russia next week. here, again, i think we hold the 200. the wachs i would play russia, i think, not necessarily tethered to the old fashioned energy space, but trade mbt or vip, which is actually selling off assets in italy and parts of ofry ka and regaining a decent balance sheet here. i

pete najarian is the bull, tim seymour is the bear.off. >> well, when you look at what nokia has done, they finally have figured out some of the things. i think that's going to be a huge positive for them. the carrier contracts they have already established over in china and the fact they're finally addressing something in the emerging markets, they own the emerging markets, but they need to do it with a smartphone that can be an inexpensive smartphone. these models i think will put them over the top. they finally figured out some of the pricing. that would give them an student to go head to head with appearing, but i think in the emerging markets there's a huge up side. >> nokia used to be my girl, but at this point it's my best friend's girl flend, and the reason you don't go there is the windows phone is very good. better for microsoft, but people are buying windows folks. that's one of the key points. they're not in the price point to begin with. they have a phone that can compete, but ultimately nothing to differentiate this hardw

. >> i think dan had spoken to this and tim seymour, did he win a street fight on this? you know, he's a little challenge when it comes to the street fight arena, so when he won, he was thrilled. jumping around. really missed it. we'll try and pull that up. in the meantime, dan, do you think apple is signals the turn at this point? >> i think from a technical basis, it had this pop. it stopped today at its 50-day moving average. hasn't really touched since last october, so you have some technical set-ups, but you've got to remember here, a lot of traders are playing for the year last year, expectations are high, so i think they have a little bit of guys gaming the announcement. i don't think you want to chase it at 460. when they report at the end of april, this is going to be one of their most crucial quarters here to see if these guys are are going to be able to show anytime acceleration growth. >> we have established our connection with michelle caruso-cabrera. >> the latest is the finance minister of germany is weighing in on the rejection of the bailout terms by the

you said tim seymour, the freeport bear has taken this one home. so, good for you, tim. >> nice. >> thank you. >> time for the final trade. around the horn. petey? >> first of all, i should have won that. second of all, delta. dal. >> sour grapes. tim? >> second of all, you hear that baby crying? yes, i do. get long harmony here. we are long. going higher. >> karen? >> i like aig. we're long. >> guy? >> linkedin ahead of a barclays conference, i believe on wednesday. so, lnkd still goes higher. >> all right. thank you for watching. don't go anywhere. anywhere, "m jim cramer starts right now. >>> jim cramer and welcome to my world. you need to get in the game. >> going out of business and he's nuts, they're nuts! they know nothing! i always like to say there's a bull market somewhere. "mad money," you can't afford to miss it. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job is not just to entertain you but to educate and teach you what to do in this wi

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