brodin's read on the chart is very bearish. just like slob, apache has made a pattern of lower highs, lower lows. you see that pattern? that is just a nightmare. again, it is below the 50-day and the 200 day averages. unless the stock can break out, brodin thinks there's nothing stopping it from going a lot lower. she sees 20 points of downside here, with it possibly dropping even further down to $51. 31-point decline for the best -- maybe one of the best independent oil and gas companies in the world. now check out the best major growth oil. this is occidental petroleum. at $79, they are already 30 points off its 52 week high. hey, listen, i got to start buying somewhere. no! brodin thinks it could fall another 24 points at least, and then possibly go as low as 41. that would be a massive 48% decline! doesn't matter that this company has some of the best oil shale holdings on earth in california. doesn't matter that this is a really valuable company. it's the same chart as the others. it's not just the oil patch. don't get too

brodin believes joy could fall another 11 to $14 from here. it did go much lower during the 2008 period. speaking of 2008, there's freeport, the huge miner of copper and gold. just like all the other commodity-related charts, freeport has been making higher highs and lower lows. the stock is well beneath its 50-day and 200-day moving averages. even though it's fallen a staggering percent, brodin thinks it has a ways to keep falling. it not stop until it hits 24 or 23. remember this one bottomed at 17 when it got rid of the dividend. i just don't think things are that bad. but remember, this is not my view. i'm showing you a chart because the people who trade these stocks are really working right off the charts. o brodin would change her mind on any of these stocks if they were to rebound dramatically from these levels. that's always a possibility if greece got its act together, because it's certainly not because of u.s. industrial production, which is very strong. for now, the charts say these commodity names are headed a lot lower and that's