this chart, it is a bullinger band.he redlined is two standard deviations to the upside and the green line is two standard deviations to the downside. where are we after last week's selloff? mike: this is a chart, i like to point out the measure of the markets, the narrowest in 12 years, the market is ready to break out. it dipped to the mean, the 52-week average, and bounced quite strongly above it for reasons it was not supposed to. we were worried about china cutting imports, but it looks like it might be the opposite. in this case, the market needs an excuse not to go up. it needs a good growing season and is likely to continue higher. the most narrow range, and 12 or in 12 or 13 years. alix: beans in the teens, that needs to be a lower third right now. there is conversation in a that the natural gas number in the permian basin could go to zero. this is the why on a broader basis. the blue line is natural gas prices, that white line is the storage number rolling over. do we need to break out even more on total u.s.