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some other models are positive but the signals -- i'm calling anthene says you need to get out. that is not happened yet and we really have not gotten close. not even yesterday when the action was pretty ugly. with that, any pullback's are buying opportunities. the charge suggests that this market will drift higher in a few months as long as employment stays strong. please don't get complacent. the signs of all not being well will come in the final third of the year. in week start with victor in california? >> it's a pleasure to talk to you. i want to thank you. you are great for retail investors. >> that's what i want to be. thank you. because of you i decide to buy more game stock in bed bath and beyond. >> okay. alice in oregon. >> yes. you missed the notoriety of having your daughter live in our state. >> she might be back someday. she loves it there. what's going on? >> could you help me. i have had this high and had a low. it's a 52 week low. can you give me some direction? >> until -- until they start actually making real gap money, actual earnings, i think it will remain