jerry irvine from prescient solutionsthanks so much. >>thank you. fascinating interview-- thanks bill. just ahead a traders fasination with trading the market this week. and why a wild ride could be ahead. chart talk is next. last but certainly not least on our show this morningjames ramelli of keene on the market dot com. what will you be watching for this week? there's a lot of data coming in. >>right, we have a lot of data. monday saw the stock market broadly higher. i don't think we were all that surprised by that move. it was the last day of the quarter and i think that fund managers wanted to show that they were long over the past quarter because the market did end up higher. we've been seeing the spy trading in a range about $5 over the past month and i think we're not going to see a breakout of that range until we get to the employment situation this friday. its been a very choppy past month in the market. we're going to wait for this number until we find some real direction. we've been pricing for a turnaround in the data for the spring. we

jerry irvine is president and cio of prescient solutions and was a member of the cyber security task force. short term, what should we be doing if we conduct a lot of online transactions? >>the first thing i would do is start using payment centers like amazon, google, or paypal so that my transactions will be with one company not multiple and that will limit your exposure to these other servers. >>and then test the servers you do business with to make sure they have done the fix before you change your password. >>absolutely. if you go in and put in the name of your bank and it will come back and tell you if they fixed it. if they have, change your password. if they haven't and you change your password, they can steal it again. >>we love online banking and buying. we put more of our personal services online but do we need to be more wary of this huge interconnected electronic universe? is it ever going to be completely safe? >>nothing is 100% safe. all manufacturers have monthly patches and system updates and security updates. >>windows updatesfor years. >>all of those have to be done