you got good support on the s&p, and below that you are rising 200 day moving average, and the longer term secular trend of this market is intact. i would also just add, i agree you got to look at the long-term trend of this market. we were at a 13-year secular bear market. we broke out. what we saw in february was a pullback retest, and we're starting another leg higher. >> craig, it's josh brown. in addition to price, what would you say would be the second most important indicator? are you looking at it for example, percentage of stocks holding up trends above the 200 day? what should investors watching the show and trying to follow along some of the things you're talking about at home, what should they throw up on their screens? >> absolutely. i mean, watching the breadth of this market, and it's amazing. coming off the february lows, we had 6% of all the stocks in the market above their 40-beaweek moving average. we're in the 80% range now. typically you get up into the 90s and right now that breadth is still expanding. excludeing what you have seen on friday. directionally it's still improvin

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s i try to layout in my book, "resurrected idea of christian ociety," i think religiously founded society is actually more capacious and tolerant and less society.han secular problem with secularism, it politics, nothing transcends the struggle for the future of the earthly city, is no heavenly city to which we have higher loyalty. to lower the y blood pressure in the political greater actually a influence of religion in our country as a whole. the same as having religion influence politics directly. dogmas do not dictate party politics. a person of faith can ake a decision to go left or right in our political context. christian faith as 11 in the entire political brings us around to seek common good for everyone. binginghamton, new york. lil senext. aller: yes, i find him absolutely atrocious. host: who? uest: the stuff coming out of your mouth. caller: the democrats are the are race baiting. i don't know what planet you're but you hat you read, need to really get out in the real world. of my and was raised part life in the south. if you think that all through '60s and the '70s and '80s there was not a race problem and republicans were not pushing it, you