“Oh come on, sellers of Verizon (VZ) and AT&T (T). Tell me, are you really selling common stock, or are you just basket sellers? Because that dividend and the strength of the franchises make sales here seem a little extreme. We have lots of extremes happening again, just as we had in November and October. They seem almost forced. I am using these two as my "control," because even if their businesses are deteriorating -- as I am sure they are -- they were two of the best bounceback stocks out there, and I believe they will be again. What do you do? I think you buy these stocks on the way down in increments that allow you a lot of room. AT&T bottomed at $21 on Oct. 10. It then shot up to $30. Verizon bottomed at $24 on Oct. 10. Then it shot up to $35. These are the two stocks that present, at least to me, the least risk and the most reward if the retest scenario takes hold.”

From a recent Mad Money show:"I think Joy Global has got a great yield and it's cheap. Let's wait until it comes down under $20, then buy in."

From a recent Mad Money show: "No, the only retailer I'm recommending right now is Wal-Mart (WMT), the only one that can withstand the recession."

From a recent Mad Money show:"No, I'm not recommending any of the rails. Even though they're at their lows, they're too levered to commodities and autos."

From a recent Mad Money show:"I think they're just going to have a so-so story and is not my favorite soft goods maker. That's a second half of 2009 story."

From a recent Mad Money show:"This is a crane play and they are too many cranes right now. Illinois Tool Works (ITW) is not interested in buying them, so I'm saying sell, sell, sell."

From a recent Mad Money show:"Bebe is a trading stock. I say let's buy it again, but only for a trade."

From a recent Mad Money show:"I think HAL is a sale. I think natural gas is going to $4, maybe $3. That means HAL is going to have things really bad."