agco up 26 you see cf up 18, fmc up 14.5. then there's the s&p up 11 these stocks are actually outperforming even though commodities have for a long time been under pressure. two charts to end it the first is a chart of fmc. you can see the well-defined tops of the past year. and the stock is just now breaking out inze indeed they reported earnings this past week and the numbers were very good the final chart, john deere, it's the exact same setup. it's what's known as a generally agreed upon. this is a set up that we look for and then we look for the catalyst we know earnings coming up in the next two weeks john deere chose eclosed out at $183.50. i think it's going to 200. >> mike, what's the trade? >> deere is an interesting trade. this is one that saw a lot of analysts downgrades. de the tractor fleet is aging rates are relatively low if you start to see a bid for commodity prices, that's usually supportive for tractor purchases in the ag space. combine that with the fact they just recently reinstituted guidance perhaps t

you see agco, a related business, up 26. cf, up 18.mc, food machinery copper, an old famous name, up 15.5, and the s&p is up 11 meaning these stocks are actually outperforming even though commodities have for a long time been under pressure. so two charts to end it. the first of two this is a chart of food machinery, fmc, and you can see the well-defined tops of the past year. and the stock is just now breaking out indeed, they reported earnings this past week, and just as was the case with all the others, the numbers were very good a final chart, john deere. it's the exact same set-up it's what's known as a conventional juncture, conventional meaning, something everyone knows and agrees to everyone knows what a breakout is do they always work? of course not. but this is the set-up we look for and then we look for the catalyst we know we have earnings coming up in the next few weeks john deere closed out at 183.50. and i think this is going to 200. >> micke, what's the trade >> so deere is an interesting case, right? so when the pandem

think they're magnificent, but what you want to do is if you year going to be in that group, be in agcooeeere this end is not so good. let's go to will in vermont. >> caller: thanks for taking my call before i was sent home from school, my friends and i were collecting cans and bottles to invest virg virgin galactica what do you think? >> it's going to be a ten-year run, and i don't have that much time but you might. wes in minnesota, wes? >> caller: boo-yah, jim, how are you doing today? >> wes, this is just a fantastic day, because i got my kids with me what's going on? >> caller: that's awesome. good to hear so i've got a question about what's going on in the beverage industry right now, specifically with beer. the thing, is beverage consumption is moving to retail, and manufacturers are ramping up their canning lines to meet demand wanted to get your upon on alkoa. >> no. no you want -- [ buzzer ] stop it. you want bll corps that's the one you want to go to let geese to jacob in louisiana, jacob. >> caller: boo-yah, cramer >> all right >> caller: i wanted to ask you your opinion on