and we need to recognize that those days are artificial and we sell artificially up days in crameri cramericadon in new jersey, don! >> caller: booyah, jim. >> booyah, chief. >> caller: hey, you taught us bull makes money, bears make money, but pigs get slaughtered. you've said that numerous times. you've also shown us that there are times to sell stocks after they've made us lots of money, even though they're doing well. to help us make these decisions ourselves, what objective indicators do you use to suggest when the time is right to take some profits? >> all right. i like to use a thing called the oscillator here. i'll rely on the proprietary s&ps on sit larry. the s. and p. company has an oscillator that i think is the best. i also like thestreet.com's, they do a great job. but i use the s&p in part because i've been keeping track of it for years and years, when that thing gets to plus five, which means we see a dramatic increase in the at of buying over and over and over again, too much buying. i say, i don't care. i don't care how great it looks, i am leaving the table. as we get more