. >> next, todd morgan explains why he thinks is stocks are still underowns, even though the s&p is up0% this year. >>> welcome back. less than ten minutes before the close and what the difference a day makes. the dow having its best day before the end of feb. the s&p having its second best day of the whole year, maria, right now. >> it's pretty extraordinary and we are at the highs of the day. i just got a note from art cashen from ubs, who's saying there's 500 million to buy right now. but with all of that, todd morgan says the stocks are still well underowned and sees a surprise to the upside. todd, young this market is undervalued. how do you figure? >> i think two things, i think, first of all, it is undervalided on an historical value, but i think it's underowned. and only 18% of the population owns stocks today and normally it's closer to 30% and it's a 30-year loan. if you walk down madison avenue and ask people what the stock market is, are they buying stocks, most people would tell you they're not. >> you don't think the retail investor's participating in this? >> it seems li

. >> is it underowned? >> i think it is.lso probably the least liked bull market i've ever seen. i've been down on the floor for 32 years. i've never seen a rally or a bull market that's been this disrespected as this one. i still think there is more room on the upside. >> i love it. i love it. >> you could look at it this way. the conferring view is we have no massive bullish sentiment which is a -- >> you haven't seen the retail investor in with both feet as well. i'm going to get ready for the 4:00. we've got leon panetta coming up. guys, see you tomorrow. thanks, everybody. >> david stockland over the weekend "new york times" in the made his case he's made here before on our program that the fed is just way too easy, too much debt, and this is all going to come tumbling down on us. >> it may. i don't really buy that. i look at it the opposite way. it's easy money. easy money here. easy money across the board right now. it's forcing people to get into the riskier assets which are equities. u.s. is leading every other coun

rig is a company that's been underowned, tomorrow's trade and why wouldn't you rather be in that thans that a question to me? >> just saying, you know. >> thank you. >> doc? >> i think all the things tim mentioned and that dan mentioned about rig are good. >> oh. >> but -- >> but? >> but, i don't think this president's a big fan of deepwater drilling. i think that's going to be difficult. i know they do operate down in tim's turf off the coast of brazil. >> i don't think that's going to be enough to have them outperform, so i'm going to go with honeywell. >> all right. looks like a split on this desk. it is very exciting. all right. so we tallied all your twitter votes. there could never be a tie because you out there are the fifth trader and you all picked honeywell. so the viewers speak and the winner is honeywell advancing to the last four stocks to battle it out in fast money madness. >> bright audience we have for the "fast money" crew. >> all the stocks in play and our competition, log on to fastmadness.cnbc.com, and you can get in on the game by tweeting us, tell us which stock

this is an underowned, certainly heavily shorted stock that's had a move from 14.50 up to 19 and changea broken company here who's not instantly fixed overnight. i think it's a decent chance to get some profits out. >> steven p. grasso. >> google. i'm still long the name. i'm smelling a new annual high on this one right now. 844's the old one. i think it has the room to climb. >> you want somebody to say did you wear deodorant, grasso? >> exactly. but just so you don't get burned on this one, 812, that's your exit. >> guy. >> toyota motor on yen weakness. >> i'm melissa lee. thanks so much for watching. see you tomorrow 5:30 p.m. eastern time. follow me on twitte twitter make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market in summer and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now! . hey, i'm jim cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome cramerica. i'm trying to teach and coach here. so call me 1-800-743-cnbc. >>> do you wto