my guest david levy pricewaterhousecoopers. >> tom: today's slim gains were led by energy, with oil rallying to a new 18-month high while technology was the laggard. let's get a look at tonight's "market focus." overall, a decent week for the bulls with the fifth straight weekly gains for the major indices. the dow industrials may have failed to breech the 11,000 mark this week; still, the index was up seven-tenths of a percent. the nasdaq put in the slimmest gains of the three, up three- tenths of a percent. and s&p 500, the leader of the three, with gains of 1% over the past four sessions. today, technology was the laggard. semiconductor maker micron weighed on the sector, and it was the most actively traded nasdaq stock. shares of m-u fell about 2%. its quarterly results were better than expected, but it was "sell the news" with the stock dropping. data storage stood out in the weak tech market with xyratex drawing buyers. this is a half-billion-dollar market capitalized company that sells its data storage devices to computer hard drive manufacturers. the stock hit a new 52-week high duri