'Fast Money' Recap: No Man's Land

Lee noted that commodities moved high on a strong earnings report from Potash(POT). Seymour applauded Potash's report, adding the ag names are going higher.

Health care and financial regulatory reforms will be the spotlight next week as Congress wrestles with the legislation. Daniel Clifton, head of policy research at Strategas, said the fight to pass a health care bill will create a lot of uncertainty among investors who are worried about the outcome of the legislation.

Lee shifted the discussion to the cyber security trade and brought in Dave DeWalt, CEO of McAfee(MFE). He said there's been a series of scary "Pearl Harbor-type cyber" attacks in the past year. He also said there's been in an increase in cyber crime, espionage online and fears of a perfect-storm scenario.

He told the panel his company wasn't worried about the free anti-virus market, which he called small. He said his company expects to pick up business from the increase in PC sales and "every kind of device."

In the final trades, Kaminsky said to key an eye on some large secondary offerings from regional banks. Finerman liked General Growth(GGP) while Terranova liked Kroger(KR).

-- Written by David Tong in San Francisco

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