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since the debate we havectseen double digit gain out of the coal eft. we have seen 42% out of alpha natural resources. you have seen a nice to uh a company that goes coal. it's clear people were betting that as mitt romney pounded the table for coal there that this would come into focus. >> the participating names? >> i think the stocks benefitted from mitt romney's pro coal stance and obama coming in to parrot him. i think they got a little what he would call multiple expansion as a result. i have to tell you i think the recent rally is in a bear market. i think the longer term prospects of utilities switching over to natural gas probably remains in force and dr. j. rightfully mentions at the top that really coal is a derivative of what you think nat gas price wills do. they probably stay cheap enough to be the better alternative. >> let's look at the market right here. we have an election day rally on our hands. the dow jones industrial average is up 161 points. you look at all of the movers there. looks like at&t down in the far right corner of your

particular sectors, including etfs that short stocks, negative bets on the market, like the ultrashort s&p eft. down all year, its been a gainer since the election. consumer shorts, technologies, financials have been gainers since the election, until today. with more conciliatory talk coming from the white house and congressional leaders over the weekend, investors are showing more optimism maybe we will avoid the cliff. the snydr s&p and aero s&p are gaining. also higher the 20-year treasury short etf. whether or not we go off the cliff, investors are positioning themselves to make more money, and for more check out riseabove.cnbc.com. >> i'm just noticing one of our producers at the new york stock exchange pointing out today is apple's best trading day to the upside, up 6.6% right now. doing very well. is that a rise above move? >> seems like it. >> once you get that fear out, once you get that feeling that maybe you need to take your capital gains now on big winners, like apple, then maybe you can hold onto the stock, hold onto it into next year rather than sell it right now. >> thank you.