but if you stretch and get to the high, typically you back and fill and back away look at the itb chart. we've gone straight up and rang a bellt top. double bell. what you've got is something that is likely at a minimum to stop going up. can it ultimate will i break out? sure, but that's tomorrow's lunch. right now a better sale than a buy. >> brian, mike underscored an important difference between xhb and itb. i'm wondering from your vantage point which would you rather put a pet spread on? >> i think you're okay maybe being in both areas long a put spread, because you look at the itb, it has a more industrial play you look at the names that fall in the industrial sector of that home builder etf, some of those names are up almost 100% on the year so itb i think is a little more susceptible to the downside. that's the first place i start lieic what mike's doing with the put spread here. you turn and look at the consumer discretionary part of the market, and this is a sub sector, one that really outperformed the rest of the retailers, and there's something going on where one is going to

then you exceedit but if you stretch and just get to the high, typically you back away look at the itb chartwe have gone straight up literally, and like rang a bell. right at that hop. we have a double top here. look at longer-term chart and what you've got is something that is likely at a minimum, to stop going up, which is to say back and filler, back away, can it ultimately break out? that's tomorrow's lunch. right now a better sale than a buy. >> brian, mike underscored an importance difference between xhb and itb and i'm wondering from your vantage point which would you rather put a put spread on, would you rather do xhb or itb >> i mean, i think you're okay maybe being in both areas, but long put spread, because you look at the itb, more industrial play, and some of the names fall in the industrial sector of that home builder so-called etf, some of those names are up, there's a couple names up like almost 100% on the year. itb, i think it's more susceptible to the downside, that's the first place i'd start. i like what mike's doing with the put spread here and then you turn and look at