>> michael, good to see you. say hi to jon hamm. >> i sure will. >> michael burns, vice chairman of lionsgate. >> we've been fans of the stock for some time. it's had quite, quite a run so far, but it is at least helpful to see that they do have a pipeline. >> i was just tweet begun this. this stock looks remarkably good. haven't looked tat in a while. 12 responsibility 82 is a critical line so i'd use that as a stop and you're anticipating an event and in anticipation of the event the stock could go up and sell it in front of the event. if you think it's a great stock, buy and hold it. >> looking at rgc, look at movie theater companies, rgc yields close to 6% and the chart is amazing on this so it did have a recent pullback but look at these two, especially because he's looking at that catalyst. >> josh brown, you like lionsgate? >> i love the movies. i don't think it's a great business, the content business in general, and i can't think of very many success stories that were great...

reports that spain had been discussing with the imf a possible rescue loan. spanish government came out and denied this and the imf also said that the meetings were only internal within the imf and not with the spanish government so euro saw an immediate pop, rallied at 30 and once spain came out and said that that wasn't the case it fell again so you're always subject to the up and downs with the euro. so if we walk through the level of the trades, i'd like to enter a euro cad position of 128.50 on the bounce. i look at a move down to the figure and that's a low from about june 2010 which i think is a good level to aim for, and i put a stop up at 1.2950. >> ameal yeah, did you choose cad because of the jobs report tomorrow, or is that completely separate of that? >> i chose it for a couple of reasons. i chose it because i think u.s. data will outperform european data and canada being linked with the united states and if you do have a risk off move,