not just anrates, but material and labor costs, as well.ilders were leveraging the fact that those had rose. as they feel the building boom, they have so start hiring and labor rates are going to go up, as well. this is a company that was doing $6 billion in sales and had an enterprise value of 6 billion bucks before the credit crisis. it's doing $2 billion and it is worth $7 billion. had $4.80 in eps now, it's 74 cents. i ask you, what exactly are people thinking is going to happen? it looks expensive and they are nowhere close to what they used to do. it's really hard to make a bullish case, i think, for a stock at this -- >> so, walk us through the trade. >> here again, something very similar to the other trade i was doing, now i'm doing a bearish bet. i'm going to sell the july 34 for $1.80 and buy the 36 for -- against it, basically -- i'm sorry. $1.80 and $1. again, stock just stays here, i'm going to collect, if it declines and my risk is limited if the housing stock rally gets reignited. >> scott, do you like this trade? >> i do. it