we know you couldn't get enough -- enough of carter braxton worth, so he is back with the one top ten s&p 500 performer that is not a tech stock. so we are all on the edge of our seats. >> we know it is expedia and individualia and amazon and google. there is one name, a top ten performer and half of the beta of the market. hormel foods. about 22 million cap. and it is a nice steady uptrend. and steady uptrends are beautiful. you could do that forever. but when you start to do that, that is when promise starts. we're so far above trend, that to my eye i think you will check back and close the gaps. it closed around 80. if you are long take profits but try to short it. but what has gone on is this -- as the inputs have come down, chicken, cattle hogs, you could see it here, the stock has started to take off. and could that last? we think it is priced for perfection, technically, you could call it expensive this way, or you could get into funny mentals. here is the price to sales. it is 2.5 times the s&p is 1.8. here is price to earnings. the s&p is 8 1/2. so you could look at it this w

last night on the other side of the coin, our friend carter braxton talking about how the technicals shaped up for a move lower. you've got something for everybody. i tend to be in tim and karen's camp. you ease your way into a long position against earnings. >>> still ahead, "star wars" premiered to a star-studded red carpet last night in los angeles. we talked to the ceo of imax about what the franchise will need for its bottom line in an exclusive interview right after this break. but it is not the device that is mobile, it is you. real madrid have about 450 million fans. we're trying to give them all the feeling of being at the stadium. the microsoft cloud gives us the scalability to communicate exactly the content that people want to see. it will help people connect to their passion of living real madrid. >>> when we bought lucas film, i know there was global interest in "star wars" movies. there hadn't been a film out in ten years. hadn't really been a release in certain parts of the world. so while we had strong instincts about level of interest and what it might do, we had no

. >> carter braxton worth of cornerstone macro. >>> coming up next, more troubles for chipolte after news of another e-coli outbreak. we have the details. >>> and why the street is getting it wrong on apple. and why now is the perfect time to buy. >>> and later the former chair of saks is sounding the alarm on retail saying there is something going on in the space he's never seen before. what it could mean for the biggest retails in the game when "fast money" returns. >>> we visited the farms. the cdc was on a lot of the farms. we had our epideemyologist on farms and we could not pinpoint it to a certain location. i will say though that we could assure you today that there is no e-coli in chipolte. we have thoroughly tested our food. we have thoroughly tested our surfaces and we are confident that chipolte is a safe place to eat. >> that was the ceo of chipolte speaking to jim cramer last week on "mad money." but he may have been wrong. chipolte hid midday as the cdc is investigating another outbreak of an e-coli strain. the stock down 6% before rebounding here. guy, what do you do w

love carter braxton. very attractive man. i also happen to agree with him. the russell does seem to be rolling over. we had mike kuo on a few weeks ago talking about a huge put position with the expectations that it would collapse. you have that and the transport seemingly rolling over again. and it has not meant anything for the broader market unless you look at august and september. i think at a certain point though, it absolutely will. but i'm totally with carter on his retracement. >> when you say at a certain point. what are you waiting for? >> if we break down the trend line that carter just drew that i had to guess comes around 108. >> any one else feel that the russell 2 k is spilling bad over all. >> i like the russell. and i'll tell you why. i think the dollar strength, the domestic companies not necessarily impacted by the currency headwinds and the consumer spending aspect of it. you have a lot of money coming on the table. people saving tremendous amount of money from oil being so low. >> oil has been low for a long time and we haven't seen it b