“You know what would make me feel better about this market? If I heard one, just one, portfolio manager come on TV. and say, "This isn't a great opportunity, and you should wait until prices go lower, maybe much lower, to take action." think the vast majority of managers who come on TV love this market. They love it even though it is entirely a one-step-forward, one-and-a-half-steps backward tape where you get a half-hearted recovery in a stock and then a smackdown. I know that some stocks seem like they have definitely bottomed and don't want to give up the big gains -- stocks like Nucor (NUE) and Caterpillar (CAT) and U.S. Steel (X). But we are at a level right now where it seems that you will get hammered if you get aggressive. On a given day, we are getting a moment where stocks plummet, and that's worth taking advantage of, provided you blow out when they rally, as is the case even today!

From a recent Mad Money show:"I'm buying this aggressively for my trust. I like that yield and I think it holds up in this environment."

From a recent Mad Money show:"No, that deal has already been made. I'm recommending Gilead Sciences (GILD) and will continue to pull the trigger on that one."

From a recent Mad Money show:"I'm worried about the dividend and the credit crisis. I want to stay away from that one."

From a recent Mad Money show:"I've had to go negative on that one and I can't go back on it. I need dividend protection if I'm going to recommend one of these stocks and that one doesn't have it."

From a recent Mad Money show:"No, Obama's alternative energy bill will be obliterated by cheap oil, so Applied Materials' solar will be bad and their semiconductor business isn't any better."

From a recent Mad Money show:"It wasn't that great a quarter, but I can't tell you to sell soup in the middle of a recession. "

From a recent Mad Money show:"I can't sell you to sell this one here. It's too low and someone has to come in and save it."