in fact, 85% of perk & elmer's business grew at a 3% clip.he company is chugging along okay, but the other 15% down 25%. thanks to this environmental sales in western europe, along with japan. purchasing imaging instruments on the human health side. you break up perk & elmer, you'll be left with a robust company made up of the human health division and a weaker company on the environmental side, but one that might have more focus and attention, including the ability to add bulk through bold acquisitions as it could be a much better stand-alone entity. at the moment, it has faster organic growth, but it gets a lower valuation, stock selling for 12 times next year's earnings in large part because they simply don't get the full credit for the human health business because of the ball and chain that is environmental business. the environmental side is ailing right now. the business still has a largely a play on increase in consumer safety regulations which you know will be toughened, not less lessened, and china, and issues of air pollution and w

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speaking of the light revenues, perk and elmer, big diagnostic equipment maker all over the world, sameroblem, europe dragged them down. revenues much weaker than anticipated. in lieu of the weak revenues, a lot of people are deciding, hey, let's just hike the dividend. we've had all sorts of dividend hikes. kellogg raised it today, rock 10 raised. altria, a whole bunch have raised their dividends this week. that's been a major trend in light of the weak revenues. take a look at the two shining bright spots of the u.s. kmi. the first one is the home builders. great numbers from every one of these companies this week. this is one week. look at the moves off of these stocks in one week. the other bright spot, aerospace. i'm talking about commercial aerospace. we know about concerns on the defense side. commercial aerospace, businesses, all of these guys reported excellent numbers and look at those moves nor the upside. very choppy, bill and maria. very choppy week here. got to)look company by company and sector by sector. >> bob, thank you. let's talk about today's action in our "closing

a glass half full guy and we saw the usual complaints about weakness in japan and you saw perkin elmer'sover the board. they're down big and missed top bottom line and complained about weakness in japan and weakness in europe, but we know all about that. weakness in the top line and the economic numbers and the market keeps going up every week. we're up 2% again this week just shy of the historic highs. we just keep advancing. pullbacks? you know the pullbacks. one in february, and one a week and a half ago and both of them were the same. 2%, barely, barely a pullback. the bottom line is things keep marching ahead and one of the reasons the market keeps advancing is we get this rotation and this is great if you're a market guy and you're long because this week it's been about cyclical names and you've seen materials and industrials advancing well a immediate of defensive names. those were the ones that were advancing a few weeks ago and that's what's moving the market here and the cyclical index, that's up almost 3% this week and the consumer index is flat. completely reverse of what it