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the same uptrend, same chart but this breakout that kicks things off. we're in this channel, the presumption again around 80, 81. so put it altogether. this is the level from which we broke out. it's important. big range. the breakout is young. there's more to go presumptively. we're looking for low 80s. buy, stay long if you're already there. >> all right. well it's no secret that mike and carter are friends and i guess you guys have been hanging out quite some time because you brought a chart of your own mike. >> take a look at this. the interesting thing about this chart is, this actually shows the growth of the gaming business in mckau. a chart of the number of casinos in mckau. see right now we've got about 35 casinos. how big is the mckau business? interesting las vegas sands the stock we're talking about gets less than 16% of their revenues from las vegas. singapore is bigger than las vegas but mckau is the balk of the story, done more than $40 billion in gaming revenues. you see there at the upper right-hand corner there where it's blocked out i

when you look at this uptrend this is a beautiful uptrend here.at things are going on here. you look at this move here. this thing has gone parabolic, the move i'm talking about, making new all-time highs. this is the sort of thing as a trader you start to get your antennas up a little bit. and then let's just look at this right here. the one-year chart. you know, it's been really systemic here. it's consolidated and then busts up. okay. consolidates and busts up. here we are at all-time highs today. closed on the dead all-time highs. do you buy this thing? you would have to be crazy to buy it but it's been, you know, a widow maker on the short side. mike is going to talk about fundamental reasons at some point something has to give. >> it's interesting here because, of course, what most people are going to point to is, you know, how expensive is the stock on a price to earnings basic, for example. you know, you can't do that with amazon because they haven't had that much in terms of earnings. that's not what people have been betting on. another w

the stock still remains in a very steep uptrend, very well contained uptrend. i think the story's intact. was talking last night about the content side of the equation in terms of stocks. valuation's been concerned. people shot against it incorrectly. i don't know if it will have the same type of year it had last year or this current year. i still think the stock goes higher. >> up next here, twitter, it was up today, it was well more than double since the last two weeks has been a a roller coaster for investors. >> certainly not a stock for those faint of heart. >> do you feel like you missed that window? >> no, for a longer term, i don't think so. it would have been better to buy that two years ago around the $60 or so. that was the ideal place to buy it. i still think this goes north of 70 here. if you did buy it this morning, think it opened around 61, i would move from 54 to 58 here. just trail the stop higher. this is a very volatile stock, lock in gains when you can. >> action today make you more optimistic about twitter? to his point, if it is going low

it's been in an uptrend channel ever since it put its in low about 18 months ago.p as brian pointed out. but we've really hit the top end of the channel. we got to about 183.50 this week. we're back down to 180. at the minimum, i'd go flat here. you could put a short on right now, sell it here, leave a stop above 183.50 and really look for a big move to the down side just to get to the bottom of the uptrend channel. genl, i again, i'm not a real big fan of wynn and i wouldn't make a recommendation to stay there. >> okay. we've got to leave it there. quick question to cameron, where are you from in australia? >> from sydney. >> okay, i'm from melbourne. no hard feelings. >> i have no idea what the guy is saying. cameron, you know we're just pulling your leg. we're total saysly kidding. thank you very much. great stuff. had to get the aussie jab in there. cameron, see you again soon. he'll probably never come on the show again. >> thank you. zloo cheer >> cheers, man. check out "talking numbers." >>> on deck, the battle lines are drawn. it is time for another edition

you can argue for it to continue that uptrend and really continue its trend of outperformance versusarket. look at the ratio of google versus something like the s&p 500, of course that's trending higher as well, as the stock has outperformed. i think that will continue as long as the momentum is behind it. >> jon, are you bullish and do you like the risk/reward with the possibility it goes down 8 to 9% to its support? >> melissa, i don't think it's going to go down. i think it has tremendous momentum but momentum for a reason because it's a fabulous company. this is a company that's synonymous with search. it has 70% of the global paid market for search. a market that's growing at over 20% a year. and they're just tapping the international opportunity. not to mention the fact that this company has put up 15 straight quarters of 20% plus organic growth. the only two other companies that have done that are amazon and priceline. a fabulous company. and if you look at valuation, which is a potential pushback, given the parabolic nature of the chart, only trading at 16 times 15 earnings.

they predict that the uptrend is likely to continue for a while. >>> japan's minister for negotiating the transpacific partnership free trade pact has fallen ill. he was driving to seal a deal by year end, but officials say he's likely to stay in hospital for a few days. the economic revitalization minister felt unwell on monday at a crucial juncture for the talks. amari met michael froman on sunday. amari is also in charge of new economic measures. leaders hope to finalize this week. but chief cabinet secretary suga said trade negotiations will stay their course. he said amari will give instructions from hospital. ministers regrouped on saturday for more tpp talks. officials will decide if amari attends pending more information about his condition. >>> let's check on the markets now with data from spain with hurting sentiment in european equity markets. the country's manufacturing activity contracted in november for the first time in four months. here's how major indexes are performing at this hour. london's ftse is down about 0.6%. and paris's cac 40 is also down about 0.4%. and in

in an uptrend so these pullbacks are shallow and will lead to buying opportunities along awaited santak you very much. ashley: time for your tech minute. let's make a deal. china mobile and apple came to an agreement allowing china mobile customers access to iphones, a mobile world's largest mobile market, will give apple access to seven hundred million subscribers. for comparison china mobile these seven times bigger than verizon which is the largest carrier in the u.s. shares of apple getting a new 52 week high today, up over 1%. two million passwords were stolen in a massive hack attack, users names and passwords associated with twitter, facebook and the female were exposed to. accounts in the united states, germany and thailand were the ones that targeted cybersecurity firm cost way of discovering the intrusion when investigating a server in the netherlands, cybercriminal act to control a massive network of compromise computers misrepresented its, facebook and twitter have reset the passwords of the affected users. an easier way to get plugged in sounds good. the next generation of

continue, but to pick about what sub was sayinn, i just think going forward next year, yakima the uptrends still there, but i think the volatility will pick up, the tapering that is not going to be as smooth does pick up and volatility, probably a little bit more about that ben flow activity, but the it will be moving bigger than now. cheryl: is because you're saying that the fed will be the cause of the volatility next year. >> i think so. people are pretty not complacent with the market, being complacent saying, no big deal, 75 billion per month. it's just going to happen, but that will have some negative effect on the market, if not at least psychologically. cheryl: you agree with jeff. but you're saying the same thing , you think the fed will be the cause of the volatility next year. can you expand just a little bit on a? >> i agree with all the statements made. we have to understand that we are in an area we have never experienced before whether we look back 8100 years. saying that it will be different, i really believe that it will be because we have to deal with the fed and how the

if we see a cyclical recovery, if we continue to see the uptrend, chemical stocks are unsexy and makemotive industry. they will have more customers, bigger sales, bigger dividends. think this is the best of both worlds. it is a bit defensive but gives you upside which the economy hums along which i think it should next three to six months. david: you think tech stocks are overbought. you're not alone there. we put up the spdr fund. are there any solid bets in tech or has everything been bought? >> i think broadly as market continues to rally there is opportunity to slip jabs on buyback. i'm not buying hp now but i'm looking at one of these companies eclipsed by red hot runs we've seen in facebook which is pulling back and twitter after its ipo you can look at big tech. enterprise spending has been soft but if you want to look were the money is going to go, maybe company like oracle and ibm will have a good 2014. let's be realistic, i don't think facebook will have another 60% in the next six months. >> saw new home sales, hit it out of the ball farc, best in several years. do you feel

it's been in a nice uptrend. you had pullbacks along the way.nk you are still in this up channel. you have to be careful. you trade adco. >> healthy trade here. jim cramer, sitting down exclusively with the co--ceos of whole foods in their brand-new store in brooklyn. hear what they said about the growth prospects. >> where are we in terms of where this company is going? i know 370 stores, a target of 1,000. are there that many opportunities left in the country? >> probably more than a thousand. i mean, the market continues to grow and i think worry thinking internally that we can do maybe 1,200 stores in the united states at this point. yeah. because the world is continuing to change. >> more than 1,200 stores in the u.s. okay. whole foods up more than 2% today. so, would you buy it? >> no. not at 38 times. again, this is a stock where people are finding new ways to rationalize the multiple. i think it's an exciting time for wellness in this country. but sanity, an valuation is where you have to come back to. these guys can't price their way in

it is crystal clear, that uptrend of what is going on there. 35%s about 50% u.s., european, and the balancemostly in japan. full of good ideas. our closers as a new year means aen better -- our closer says new year means even better market performance. dd -- and gdp growth is going to be two percent by the end of next year. good economic news out there already. you think it will continue. what sectors will benefit the most? that we thinknt impacts gdp is spending. when you look at nonresidential spending by corporations, and part of that is by manufacturing, we have that number from 2.4% to over four percent. strong growth. we also think the consumer is going to spend as well, but in terms of impacting the gdp numbers, we think companies will spend. >> why is it that companies will spend now? what will encourage them to do that, overall economic growth? >> here in the united states, as well as globally. emerging markets have slowed down, but they still have decent growth. with global gdp projected to be over three percent, we think that will be part of the impetus for companies to spend. >>

crude oil falling, it has been an uptrend. that has an effect. looking at the price of gasoline. cents over the last week. >> i knew i paid more. >> gasoline futures are rising. >> the china market story everyone has been looking at? >> everyone is concerned about what is happening with that. >> it is a seasonal thing, it has been percolating and is not going away. >> i am not concerned. >> if you went to beijing, you would be. >> it is a command economy, we cannot invest as regular joe's. bank managers and china will do what the party tells them to do. >> it is not working. >> they may have lost control. page,'s get to our front the stories making the front page. in the u.s., a deadline for individuals to sign up for health insurance under the affordable care act. they cover for kick in on january 1. number of americans falling far short of the enrollment goal. what is interesting is for the young healthy people. they are supposed to subsidize insurance for all her people. a lot of deadlines have been extended, this remains firm. insurance companies are afraid young people are g

the kids and also trying to clean it be that the uptrend should not be also owns the military in tears as to how long the troops will stay in the province of central african republic asa socially economy here is that there isn't a need for an ugly stick approach to animal based athlete. as we know the crease exactly and aunties. i'm specifically thinking of the resorts redistribution issue because as you said it's in traffic and the peace festival park and she did not pour in terms of soil and potentially cheesy story and pointers and added to the institution of the spoken to carry keys these questions all foreign companies how to deal with surrounding them is it that says we reach his article reviews in art and dividing its conduct of the particular least this is either a huge question and which prompts to another one which means you have right at the beginning which is related to the cost of state and defense businesses which is another another is to issue an aspect of the concrete when spouses will probably be that at the subject of discussion at the senate seat three tnt summit in

for the gm investor, i would avoid it altogether because i think about two thirds of the uptrend is alreadyall.t is quite a as i look at the earnings estimates, 36% is the subject of growth for next year going from 339 to 461 next year. as someone who knows detroit intimately, what is happening on the ground with the auto business, rick six percent growth, how realistic is that -- 36% growth, how realistic is that? gmnext year is the year were has a lot of new vehicles out, and most important leave their new chevy silverado pickup, and sierra pickup. these are the moneymaking pickups, and combined they sell -- the silverado is the second product in america. they have the opportunity to make some hay next year. they're well-positioned to have a good year by their hitting a sweet spot. >> jessica, you are nodding. >> im. i think of as he mentioned, those of the moneymaker vehicles. the silverado, the sierra, that high profitability. people are paying so much more for trucks than they ever have in the past. they are not your basic things that you do for guarding. --re is so much confident cont

it is very clearly an uptrend going back to 2009. look at the breakout we got. up 55%.ough to argue with that. the tricky thing, it is always scary when you get charts that look at this. you feel like there is no support. that is the home market. we are at a new all-time high. >> we will leave it there. thanks so much. coming up, from the streets to the bars of london, the bitcoin legal battle. stay tuned. ♪ >> it is day nine, day nine of our 12 days of bitcoin. matt miller and his dog hit the streets of new york city. we were -- are we going to get steve? i hope so. to find out which local businesses except virtual cash. now matt and steve want to go global. where can matt miller and his dog -- wasallas steve's -- that day in new york city and he never wants to come back. he was like, where is the grass? where can i poop? i finally looked up and said am sorry, i am going to do it on the sidewalk. >> where can you go? >> you can go anywhere to spend bitcoin but i wanted to know where i could open my new business that accepts bitcoin. exchanging it for goods or services

what we know about those sorts of uptrends or rallies, they typically reverse.ts slowly, happens suddenly. takes a lot of people by surprise. i think in 2014 investors want to consider stepping back from the edge of the risk asset cliff, the curve, and do three things. first, you want to identify some down side levels in the broader markets where you would reduce if we do see a selloff. it's not about shorting today, it's about preparing to be defensive. second, you could take some profits in your winners or high flyers of the year, chipotle, google, twitter, tesla, netflix. the container store even. what goes up must come down. then, last, you want to identify some stocks that could do well in a weak market or a weak tape. i like apple. numbers are going the right way. i like energy names. chevron, that's what people want. >> even you admit we're over bought at this point. we're due for something. >> we are. i think, i don't disagree with abigail, but i think the first part of the year your hope is that you're going to get iras and other things pre-funded. peop

stocks are still in an uptrend. three days, even in johnson again, still not a long-term trend that we're seeing. express is the first company to come out and reflect on what all of us have been talking about what happened on thanksgiving. not only did they lower their full year earningsout look, they specifically cited the fact they had to discount so much. right now we've got a double whammy going on here. sales were below planned for express and the margins are due to discount. the good news, traffic was up, but mobile sales were flat to down. that's the story. express is reflecting that. let me talk about jcpenney. there is a lot less to meet the eye. david, if i remember, you made a very good comment about this. the company said 10% was really good and it certainly is better, double-digit gains are better than nothing but a lot of analyst himself 10% to 20% estimates for same-store sales in november. it wasn't like they blew the doors off. they just had a decent number. stern mcgee wassestmating their same-stor

the rally still in an uptrend but it looks tired.ooking tired for about a week and a half ago. there's no immediate cat list for a major decline. the bad news is every time we get a little good news in the common, like we did yesterday, interest rates go um and the stock market starts having problems with it. we've had a great year, s&p is up 29%, the estimates are for 1,900 for 2014. our friend at morgan stanley had an estimate of 2014 for 2014. i thought that was rather cute for yesterday. did you see the ininto floeses for mutual funds this year? compare that to last year. 138 billion in inflows. is that big? there was 116 billion in outflows last year at this time. 118 billion in inflows compared to 116 billion in outflows. and meantime, you seep what's going on with gold? you talk about taper. taper is the gift that keeps on giving if you're talking gold stocks. this is what everybody buys around these golds. it's now sitting -- it's just off fractionally. in the morning it was low. it's a five-year low. that's one down side of