boosting the company's cap ex for the year which could be good news for our in-house technician chris verrone who is giving us a very special fast pitch tonight chris, why don't you take it away. >> we're going to make a contrarian call on energy. crude is acting really well. this is brent up through 65. despite all the concerns about global growth, oil acts well these are the energy stocks relative to the s&p. we think they can playsome catch-up given how well crude is acting when you look at the long term on a secular basis, i also think it's worth noting that the energy weight in the s&p is back to its historic '98, '99 low, about 5% so you're at the lowest ever, crude is acting okay, i think you can buy cvx here you've seen some relative improvement. this is a five-month relative high you've started to break out of this little base cvx one way to play it. >> all right does anybody have questions for chris. b.k., yes. >> yes, in fact i do chris, looking at all these, are you looking more for the breakouts in the space or smt laggards ch chevron looks like it's about the breakout but there

the breakdown in yields, our next guest has three high dividend-paying stocks for a breakout, chris verrone is at the plasma to break it down for us. >> today you had yields lower but utilities, even gold didn't act that well so maybe there's a change afoot here in the bond market i want to look at 10-year yields just to start. this is over the last several years. 10s bottomed at 1.30 in the summer of '16 and peaked at 3.30 in the summer of 2018. that's a two basis point move. so a 50% retracement of this entire move is basically where yields trade right now that's an area of support. we would not be surprised to see yields bounce from here, particularly with sentiment and momentum oversold. if we want to own yield stocks, they have to be more than just yield payers this is mcdonald's, mcd. good story, good picture it has spent the better part of the last six months in a pretty tight range. we think it breaks up on its way to 190 mcd outperforming the s&p as well, so good relative trend there. i think lowe's is another example here the yield on lowe's is about 180 so you're getting a pretty