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bob mentioned, housing is the real stand out. they have been the have-nots for so long. up nearly 7.5% at a two-year high after the case-schiller rose for the first time and the highest level since 2010 when we had the home credit buying activity that was so rampant. underscoring the pending home news reporting that its first quarter rather was a narrower loss. also saying that new orders were up 46% from a year ago. shares were up more than 25% on the week. that's the biggest gainer within the housing sector. pulte also reporting a positive shift. ten different home builders up double digits for the week. meantime, those housing gains were part of the reason that the s&p discretionary sector closing at an all-time high but driven by retail stocks and a number of stocks hitting historic highs. apple really helped pull that shift, coming out with that big blowout number. after that on wednesday, in just one day, amazon really bringing it home this week on the strength of the consumer. monster move here. any kind of disappointment sees you punished it. when it comes to consumer stock and this is a furngishing maker. and it warned