analyst eric kolb has the stock rated "hold" based on valuation, not rising commodity prices. >> we feel their growing international expansion and the further effects of their restructuring and other improvements initiated a few years ago, that the rising commodity trends can be absorbed. >> reporter: not so for oren's, where other costs are also rising, like energy, employee healthcare and paper goods. still, bloostein is not tempted to cut corners. >> i think it's the only reason we're still in business is because our coffee is better. we'd never ever cut the quality. >> reporter: which means another price hike may already be brewing. erika miller, "nightly business report," new york. >> tom: the bull market turned two years old tonight, but not much celebration today in the market. let's get you updated with tonight's market focus. >> tom: the major stock indices didn't move much today, but what a two years it has been since the recessionary closing low two years ago tonight. since march 9, 2009, only 13 of the 500 components are lower. the best sector has been financials; the weakest