joining us tonight is ron rdm financial group at hightower. ron, welcome back. nice to have you here. >> hi, sue. how are you? >> good, thank you. you say the future is in technology, utilization of the internet and by owe technology in health care. your first pick is the spider etf. xbi. >> right. there's about 90 companies. they're equally weighted. small, mid and large companies. space by the idb, but we see the action in the small an co we just saw a big cystic fibrosis discovery, xvi moved up on that. it was a holding. there's a lot of future in bio tech and it's going to be the future and that's where we want to go. we want to go to the future. they dropped significantly last year, so there was an opportunity starting around january to get in here. it's got a long way to go. >> let's move the to your second pick, google. tell me about why yo we just heard from meg about verily. google's in a lot of businesses. you think about it. android, youtube. youtube, downloads 300 hours of video per hour. they are the future. they're into artificial intelligence, mac

a practice leader and could -- cofounder of the fiduciary plan advisers at hightower. eric rodriguez. thank you to all of our witnesses. you have five minutes. if you go over the time, i'll be gentle and increasingly harsh to have some tight corners. we'll hear from you in order. >> thank you mr. chairman it is a honor to be in this room again. >> chairman can you make sure the mic is on? >> i pressed the talk button, but it does not seem to -- >> skooch closer. >> how's that? i don't know what else to do, mr. chairman. >> i think that is better. just lean forward when in doubt. >> i'll get closer as i can. as chairman brady said, i've spent many years of my life in this room. and i have a great respect for it and great admiration to each , of you who serves today. when i was on this committee, there were many challenges and many opportunities, and they exist today, and they probably will exist 25 years from now. but i think the congress has pressed a unique capability to alter the course of our country in a positive and a momentous way. allowedhat you will be to rise

let's get more on how this is affecting market behavior today, and our "closing bell" exchange from hightower is with us at most nine and so is kenny polcari and rick santelli checks in from chicago at the cme there. kenny, we were talking about this earlier it would be pretty clear that the algorithms read the headlines about the release of the e-mails and down went the market and it left the humans scratching their heads wondering what the big sdeel about. >> that's absolutely true. technology is fun and cuts both way. you have smart a lg os that do nothing but read headlines and if the word is perceived to be positive then they initial buy orders and if it's perceived negative they initial sell orders everybody said what really happened, and was the headline at all even that negative? i'm not sure that it was so, so negative, but what happens they kick it into high gear and they take advantage because the market is out of line from where it should be and look what happened they supported it right at 2415 and then they take it right back up again. >> i think the so-called smart a lg os are

the feeling is right now, i just got off the phone with david hightower -- i know, these guys laugh at business, i have to do my homework. i talk to guys who dig into these numbers like liz macdonald, for example -- [laughter] >> very nice. >> and the feeling is my takeaway from the conversation with him is that maybe this selloff and the oversupply that we've seen globally as far as crude oil -- ashley: yeah. >> -- is starting to look like it's heavily priced in. so enjoy these prices. he wasn't necessarily indicating prices are going to rise from here, but maybe don't plan on seeing $2 at the gas pump anytime soon -- ashley: i can hear stuart groaning out there -- >> oh, yeah. how much is it going to cost to fill up that minivan? [laughter] ashley: big tech stocks still driving the market, they've been on a tear. despite delays out of d.c., these are immune to all the political shenanigans, aren't they? >> well, you have to watch. a lot of this is the historically low interest rates that don't appear to be going anywhere anytime soon. you have to factor that, that's why this market i