gerri: you are buying uninvestment. you can't invest in anything also. there's no allocation.f my financialed a provider said put your money in this one i would say no. but let me tell you, i understand the argument we need to get people saving. i'm wondering the best way to do it. and 401(k), 401(k) what we've seen is 53% of people unless they're forced to, lose people do not invest only 53%. mark, to you, is it going to be used? >> that's an excellent point. again, the employers have to participate. and so employers that already have a 401(k) why would they do it? for employers that don't have a savings plan, they've already made that choice, so, you know, i really believe it starts with education. you take a look at what is going on in the high schools and the middle schools. gerri: yes. >> we have to just do a lot more in explaining and teaching our children, you know, around the dinner table that you have to save for retirement. and you have to start early. so we can use compound interest. gerri: all of those concepts. all of those concepts. folks need to know about. davi

the airlines just a couple of years have gone from being totally uninvestable to being among the best stocks out there, and even though delta was up 131% last year, can still fly higher as the stock roared on news of passenger and revenue numbers. now, i do prefer the new american airlines because of the synergies with u.s. air and i think the integration's going to go smoothly. some are worried about that. delta's transformed from a servant to the bond market to being a cash spewer and i think it's got a lot of room to run. delta is one of the stocks that shouldn't be allowed to make as much as it can now. that's given this company a multi-year runway to make a ton of money. buy it. and buy american every time they're hit. rounding out the top five winners is etrade, as the company made a major comeback at the same time that the individual investor seems to be tepidly returning to the market. i think even after the run, the stock's cheap, but at this point, i would prefer you to own kgc, that's the old knight capital group kcg. knight capital group. because the knight, players that b

the airlines just a couple of years have gone from being totally uninvestable to being among the bestt there, and even though delta was up 131% last year, can still fly higher as the stock roared on news of passenger and revenue numbers. now, i do prefer the new american airlines because of the synergies with u.s. air and i think the integration's going to go smoothly. some are worried about that. delta's transformed from a servant to the bond mark to being a cash spewer and i think it's got a lot of room to run. delta is one of the stocks that shouldn't be allowed to make as much as it can now. that's given this company a multi-year runway to make a ton of money. buy it. and buy american every time they're hit. rounding out the top five winners is etrade, as the company made a major comeback at the same time that the individual investor seems to be tepidly returning to the market. i think even after the run, the stock's cheap, but at this point, i would prefer you to own kgc, that's the old knight capital group kcg. knight capital group. because the knight, players that benefit when

the energy sector in europe is qualified by the global capital markets as uninvestable due to framework and lack of consistency in the policies. >> the talk you're going to sell off your oil and gas business dwe, the bid prices that are being rumored are fas less than the market value. can you give us clarity on that and what you will do if you don't achieve market value at least in. >> i can't give you clarity. we don't speculate on rumors. it is on its way as scheduled and we'll see what comes out at the end of today. it is important we are focusing our business towards the more decentral and renewable aspects locally with the people. i this i that's the move, with he can develop things like smartphones, smartgrids needed in any transition of society, people need to make more out of the energy that you have and that's what we can very well support in. >> quickly, what defines new energy context? what will define it oef the next 10 to 15 years? >> very simple there's no one size fits all. we'll see various solutions on a low voltage grid level at the consumers, heat pumps, photo voltai

would you tell people to -- >> no, it's uninvested, no money in the market.hink the best you could tell someone in that position is to take a dollar averaging approach. we think we're going to get a correction this year. we haven't had a correction since 2011. what do you think? >> 10%. >> 10%. >> you say 20% or 10%? >> correction is 10% to 20%. more than 20% is a bear. less is pullback. >> you get over 10%, but less than 20%? >> i think we're going to get a correction. i'm not that smart to know -- it might be more than 20%. i don't know if it will be more than 20% or not. most years, the s&p will be down at some point from where it started about 6% or 7%. the last two years, we haven't seen that. the market was never below where it was in the first of the year. >> but now would you say forget it, sell a bunch of it get out before the correction? >> you set up with someone who missed the whole thing. someone who is fully invested, i would say stay the course. most of it is probably in a 401(k). most people in the markets, a 401(k) or an i.r.a. con textexc. t