mostly bryn is the talker today. abbvi. it as your final trade about a week ago, you bought it. then the junior minors tell me why you decided to buy >> i think the conversation we had looking at defensive areas that i think will continue to have tail winds. abbv is interesting. got about a 3.5% dividend yield and it's done well in year, but i think that in that defensive play, healthcare, especially in this pharma space, you have with abbc high single digit, top line growth with a low pe and good dividend so i added that to the portfolio. the junior miners is like a relative trade gdx is up about 25%. versus the juniors is only up about 15%. the gold miner s are on the prec precipice of a breakout. i think there's about a 15 to 20% upside potentially to happen for the rest of the year >> okay. let's look at shares of disney because bank of america, they reiterate disney as a buy. the price target stays the same and that is $191, jim, farmer jim. that's 44% upside from here. you buy that you own it >> i do. i'm positive on

i'm not sure what the expiration month on bryn's 85 calls were, so bryn might have made a very astuterms of last week, yes, you are 100% correct i bought knew ree yen and bunge adding to the agriculture trade and basically the highs. that was the high. they have pulled back significantly. i am well aware of that and i am staying with the position because i still believe the agriculture trade is in the early innings of what will be a secular bull market. a lot of the reasoning behind why agriculture and other commodities are correcting so significantly relates to what we're seeing right now with -- with the chinese and basically being in a almost nearly full lockdown i don't suspect that that lockdown is going to remain in place for many, many months. that's going to lift and when that lifts, the demand is going to come back once again for commodities, in particular agriculture, i'm not getting out. >> good stuff there, bryn, back to you, you sold the momentum, etf, mtum, tell us. >> we actually owned that strategy for years, and i'm sure joe has some good commentary on this as well. t

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that's called a time stop. >> thank you for that. >> bryn?ide of energy and -- abbvie. i think it gives good diversification with strong technicals and fundamentals. >> actually, it is a minimum volatility etf, i think we're showing the wrong ticker when we talked about defensive in the portfolio, it's a good way to do it >> weiss >> delta airlines. flying is back people can't wait to get away for the summer >> good stuff. thanks i'll see you in ot "the exchange" is now. >>> and thank you, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. he's what's ahead. elon musk becomes twitter's biggest shareholder disclosing a 9% stake worth almost $3 billion. twitter shares soaring almost 27 %. and dan clifton explains why the upcoming midterms make the perfect time for musk's involvement with the company >>> and cathie wood warning the fed is playing with fire, calling it a mistake to raise rates. larry lindsey takes the other side >>> are these the best o

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we speak final trades, bryn, first. >> stay defensive. the final trade higher income. >> raytheon technologies >> joe >> cnx resources >> steve >> staying in cash >> i'll see you in "overtime". "the exchange" is now. >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. yields keep spiking globally it continues to be a head wind for the nasdaq since last monday the nasdaq is down 1,000 points. about 7% but is recession talk premature in our guest says even the downturn in frns transports isn't as bad as you think. the musk now won't take a seat on the board what's his next move does this pave the way for him to buy more of the company shares and behave more like an activist investor? >>> as china's covid lockdown strikes more of the manufacturing base, are u.s. companies on the look to move their operations apple is growing operations in india. biden is meeting with the prime minister right now we'll have more on the fallout with china ahead >>> first, let's get a quick check on the markets dow is down 230 points that makes irt the outperf

if so, what does that mean for the great bounceback in stocks joining me for the day, bryn, liaison lizll have lot of questions in front of us, but dow's good for 40 there's the nasdaq, good for 1.5% ten-year note yield at 240 that's the call from mike who says the bear market r

more selling do we have to endure we'll debate that with the investment committee joining me today, brynmarkets now, we're watching the s&p 500 because it was close to breaking its 50-day 4427 so keep an eye on that number throughout this hour d dow's down by 180. nasdaq really the epicenter lately down 8% in a week and some big name

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