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this blowout food truck gathering at the westport waterfront put baltimore food trucks against d.c.ood trucks. >> it was great. it think it is a great idea. great time to migrate to. >> 20 trucks represented each city. in the world of food trucks, five matter. >> baltimore has a size advantage. the structure about 6 feet bigger. >> -- those trucks are about 6 feet a year. >> they are serving up a large appetites and really larger lines. it seemed like everybody wanted a taste from egypt seeking truck. >> it is not your average hot dog cart. everybody here works really hard. >> it is just exciting, especially, when you artwork and they are out to lunch, they get something every day because they -- when you are at work and they are out to lunch, they get something different every day because they are always moving around. >> you get to taste everything from around the united states. i know there is a pr and truck out here. there is one from south carolina you get to taste something different from the different areas in the country. >> the gypsy queen food show would explain the very l

wprt, westport is in the speculative part of the portfolio.is the biggest technological manufacturer of drilling equipment. markwest, this is a company that's oil and gas. american capital is a high yielding reit and con-ed, a high yielding reit. pipeline, oil well drilling and nat gas. i'll say it passes muster. that's good enough. a stickler may say i don't like the combination. i don't mind it. keith in florida, please. >> caller: hi, jim. boo-yah. >> boo-yah, keith. >> caller: i have five stocks and i want to see if i'm diversified. first is sherwin williams, shw. >> uh-huh. >> caller: next is clx, clorox. then berkshire hathaway, part b. brkb. next one is brown and foreman. bfb. and the last one is spectra energy. s.e. >> very interesting portfolio. okay. let's go to work here. spectra is a 4% yield. i like them. nice pipeline growth. clorox, charitable trust says it's doing a terrific jobs. brown mforman. we like spirits. berkshire hathaway includes piping, housing and railroads. sherwin williams is a pure housing play. paint, housing, u

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based on that news westport surged 31%. are seeing increased adoption of nat gas vehicles that's good for chart, too. yet it was up just 5% last week. not much better than the s&p 500. i think it should have been up a lot more. while the caterpillar deal was certainly more west port centric the idea that trains and mining trucks which each consume more than a half a million gallons of fuel a year, some a million, might run on nat gas seems like a bullish event for chart. given that you need their technology to convert the gas into a liquid form that's suitable for long-range transportation. not only that, but chart is actually down 13% since the last time we spoke with the ceo on april 13. the stock was trading $71.49. things have only gotten better. that's the definition of a bargain. the news from shell is a tremendous validation of the concept. we have been waiting for it. now we have two. shell hardly speculative. chart fits into this directly. if somebody builds a nat gas station, chart sells tanks that hold the gas an

>> i'm looking at westport energy.talking about the fundamentals tonight on "mad money." but we want to look at this pullback. it's a huge pullback in westport energy. but you can see the uptrend is consistent. the stock just ran way up. now it's coming back. this is your buy point at $29. >> the ceo of that company will be on with jim cramer tonight at 6:00. >> right. >> sue. >> all right. that does it for all

watching westport innovations. gm to put nat gas engines in light vehicles. no word on the value of that deal but you can see shares are jumping. i'll caution you, however. there's a very sizable short interest in this stock. it's still well low the annual high of 50 bucks a share. simon, back over to you. >> thank you very much. the dow up 92 this thursday morning. wednesday morning. next on the program -- >> wednesday. >> for a moment. up next on the program, how to make 40% on google stock as the company apparently prepares to launch a new tablet today. also ahead, carl in chicago with mcdonald's ceo jim skinner who's giving cnbc his final interview after eight years as the fast food giant's leader. it's a "squawk on the street" exclusive and we're loving it. new york state. we built the first railway, the first trade route to the west, the greatest empires. then, some said, we lost our edge. well today, there's a new new york state. one that's working to attract businesses and create jobs. a place where innovat

. >> it is happening this saturday at westport waterfront. come help baltimore stake its claim on the best food trucks. i'm a little biased. >> you should be on our side. will you sample some food? >> we have some cupcakes. >> cupcake battles. i'm into that. over theget ahot next few days. mididity 90's in chicago -- 90's in chicago. we have some cloud cover and some showers. nothing of any consequence. you can see some light rain showers popping up on the radar. this is a warm front. temperatures will jump into the 80's. 63 degrees in parkton. clouds to start and maybe some drizzle. sunshine will create instability. high temperature in the mid 80's. the temperatures will go up. a fairly quiet day on the water. partly cloudy tonight and muggy. will drop down to around 70. -- we will drop down to around 70. summer does begin tomorrow. 95 tomorrow. 96 on thursday. a chance for some thunderstorms on thursday night. this is not a heat wave. back into the 80's on the weekend. >> thank you. 5:50. coming up, we'll look at your answers to our water c

this blowout food truck gathering at the westport waterfront pitted baltimore trucks against d.c. trucks. a timely competition. >> it's great. i think they should do it every single year, if possible. i think the orioles play the nationals as well. great food. >> 20 trucks represented each city and apparently in the world of food trucks, size matters. >> baltimore has definitely got the size advantage on us. their trucks are bigger but -- >> are you together? >> no, yeah, together. >> inside the truck, it's like a mini restaurant severing up large appetites and really large lines. it seems everyone wanted something from the gypsy truck, a canton favorite. >> everybody here works really hard but the product is good. >> it's exciting especially when you're at work and you're out for lunch, you can get something different every day. they're always moving around. the unique experience to go out in the street. >> if you missed this food truck squareoff, seems like you might just find a food truck near you. >> you can taste a bit of everything from around the united states. not just d.c

caterpillar struck up a partnership with westport to make engines for off road equipment.ond, last thursday, shell -- giant oil company -- announced a deal with travel centers of america to build natural gas lanes at 100 stations along the interstate highway system. based on that news westbrook surged 31%. we are seeing increased adoption of nat gas and that's good for chart, too. yet it was up just 5% last week. not much better than the s&p 500. i think it should have been up more. while the caterpillar deal was more west port centric the idea that trains and mining trucks which each consume more than half a million gallons of gas a year, some a million, might run on nat gas seems like a bullish event for chart. given that you need their technology to convert the gas into a liquid form suitable for long-range transportation. not only that, but chart is actually down 13% since the last time we spoke with the ceo on april 13. the stock was $71.30. things have oh only gotten better. that's the definition of a bargain. the news from shell is a tremendous violation of the conc

westport, remember we talked to them?thout washington's backing, i think natural gas can go higher. and if anybody in the federal government has the brains to government has the brains to realize the natural gas reserves gives us a once in a lifetime opportunity to crush opec and become energy independent, we'll have cleaner skies. ultra is historically one of the best run natural gas companies in the country. bottom line, tim collins is making a very bold call that natural gas is bottoming. and ultra petroleum, he says is the best nat gas stock to own. i think nat gas has bottomed. is ultra p the best? let's just say, i think it can do exactly what collins says. "mad money" is back after the break. [ male announcer ] this is the at&t network. in here, every powerful collaboration is backed by an equally powerful and secure cloud. that cloud is in the network, so it can deliver all the power of the network itself. bringing people together to develop the best ideas -- and providing the apps and computing power to make new

westport, remember we talked to them?ington's backing, i think natural gas can go higher. and if anybody in the federal government has the brains to realize the natural gas reserves gives us a once in a lifetime opportunity to crush opec and become energy independent, we'll have cleaner skies. ultra is is historically one of the best run natural gas plays in the country. bottom line, tim collins is making a very bold call that natural gas is bottoming. and ultra petroleum, he says is the best nat gas stock to own. i think nat gas has bottomed. is ultra p the best? let's just say, i think it can do exactly what collins says. "mad money" is back after the break. ul ? you can have up to 28 days of beautiful, smooth skin, with veet wax strips. veet hair coating technology removes hair as short as 1.5 millimeters... ... and leaves your skin smooth for up to 4 weeks. try getting that with a razor. with veet you'll always be putting your best skin forward. veet. what beauty feels like. also try new veet high precision facial wax

westport, remember we talked to them?out washington's backing, i think natural gas can go higher. and if anybody in the federal government has the brains to realize the natural gas reserves gives us a once in a lifetime opportunity to crush opec and become energy independent, we'll have cleaner skies. ultra is is historically one of the best run natural gas plays in the country. bottom line, tim collins is making a very bold call that natural gas is bottoming. and ultra petroleum, he says is the best nat gas stock to own. i think nat gas has bottomed. is ultra p the best? let's just say, i think it can do exactly what collins says. "mad money" is back after the break. [ male announcer ] at scottrade, you won't just find us online, you'll also find us in person, with dedicated support teams at over 500 branches nationwide. so when you call or visit, you can ask for a name you know. because personal service starts with a real person. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. our support teams are near

westport, connecticut. michael. you're on with representative peter welch, democrat of vermont. caller: thank you for taking the call and thank you, representative. i would like to bring up some talking points. being a democrat, i do not have to follow the democrats as far as getting on the bandwagon with you guys. i am not happy with a lot of the things you guys are doing these days. one of the things it is first of all, i am unemployed, and that happened about five months ago, and the first thing i want you to understand is you guys keep talking about employment numbers, but you do not realize that people are taking jobs that they probably do not even want to do just to pay their bills. in other words, whether they're still is that, they're taking a job at burger king if they can get one, and they are doing that. that is the first point. i also want to -- that is the first point. i also want to point out that i've been supporting democrats since 2006 and nancy pelosi, and i want to talk about the housing debacle, because i think it was called by maxine waters and friends. i am

i have westport on tonight. they've got the engines. i just want to point out that natural gas could be a game-changer for our country. >> yeah, we've watched rick convert gas on this show. >> look, 200 gas stations -- people have to understand that natural gas is a fuel that can span the country. you blanket the interstates and long haul truckers will do what people have done locally. you can convert. this country didn't use diesel. it converted to diesel and diesel spiked. natural gas is the fuel of the future if just one of the parties would embrace it. by the way, you get ohio, pennsylvania, west virginia, there's a lot of states that are drilling like mad. ohio, major nat gas state. tieing it back to chesapeake, clearly at play here. 11.8%. >> oh, that easterble. they're just terrible. that's a technological issue, by the way. cummings has a better engine. the engines are really hard because the epa is involved every step of the way. and technologically, you need to have better science. it's an amazing technology. this is where bri

westport soaring after making a deal to develop natural gas powered engines for off road and heavy dutyerpillar makes. they've had a rough couple months. the stock is getting a nice pop today. i apologize for the tie in. >> no worries. it's almost lunch time. no sin talking about food, brian. thanks a lot. "squawk on the street" is coming up. don't go away. like in a special ops mission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep, you'd be targeting stocks to trade. well, that's what trade architect's heat maps do. they make you a trading assassin. trade architect. td ameritrade's empowering, web-based trading platform. trade commission-free for 60 days, and we'll throw in up to $600 when you open an account. >>> take a look at facebook this morning. wasn't in positive territory. down not that far really from the post ipo low of $26.50. $26.69 right now. that brings us to our brand new sweepstakes revolving around, yes, facebook. where do you see the bottom for the stock now that shares are public? you hav