Merrill Lynch's Mukherjee: Investors are too pessimistic right now

Niladri Mukherjee, head of portfolio strategy, Merrill Lynch and Bank of America Private Bank, said that fund flows -- rather than investor-sentiment measures -- are showing that individuals are too pessimistic right now, pulling billions from equity funds and moving all that money and more into bond funds at a time when the stock market still has room to run and doesn't have imminent signs of impending trouble. Also on the show, Brian Carberry of Apartment Guide discusses the lengths some workers will go -- or not go -- when it comes to mixing their job and their home life, and Brock Moseley of Miracle Mile Advisors talks ETFs and tactical investing in the Market Call.