“This endless increase in tech, taking a tad of a breather today in the Philadelphia Semiconductor Sector Index (SOX) but no letup in the Nasdaq, has me searching for a strategy that can profit from the increase. would love to pose this one to you. I would emphasize that you have to get long this PowerShares QQQ Trust (QQQQ) for a Christmas rally -- the move up is too unbearable to ignore. The entire mindset of this market is that the worst is over for tech and that we are in 2003, when Microsoft (MSFT), Intel (INTC), Oracle (ORCL) and Cisco (CSCO) just took off, taking a ton of players with them, like Citrix (CTXS) or Corning (GLW) or Symantec (SYMC) and Adobe (ADBE). I didn't see that one coming in 2003, although I got caught up buying EMC (EMC) and Corning, which worked and worked big. I also bought Conexant (CNXT) and Lucent, which worked for a time and then failed miserably. So, you buy the index. Then you try to find the ones that are up too much vs. the index, and you short them.

From a recent Mad Money show:"Tyson is a survivor, but that doesn't mean you want to buy it here. That's a "don't buy" for now."

From a recent Mad Money show:"I say we bank with Jamie Dimon, their CEO. Maybe it goes down a few more points, but I trust Jamie. I'm betting with him."

From a recent Mad Money show:"This one is tough. I like their CEO and I like Chesapeake, but I'm going to go with Anadarko Petroleum."

From a recent Mad Money show:"Whirlpool is going right down the drain. There's a lot of over capacity and it's too risky."

From a recent Mad Money show:"Colgate is my kind of stock. Its raw costs are coming down, the dollar is in their favor. I like it, stick with it."

From a recent Mad Money show:"I'm troubled by this one. This stock acts terribly and I don't know what's going on. Its dividend is too high and I say don't buy it."

From a recent Mad Money show:"Walmart is one great stock and I say buy, buy, buy. We ought to have a wall of fame because Lee Scott would be on top."