jim lavinthal is here. our game plan looks like this. coffee talk. what the keurig/green mountain buyout means for the java trade and what other deals might be percolating. as oil hits its lowest level since the summer is one of this year's worst trade set for a rebound in 2016? a top performer in that space joins us live. we begin with the market stocks. this, as investors begin to count down to next week's fed meeting. our first guest is one of the most bullish strategists on the street. there he is right there, tony dwyer. chief market strategist. good to see you out here for a change. >> wow, it's been great to be here. >> boy, risky man today, coming out here. >> with these guys on set, i have to raise my seat a little bit. >> you'd better if you have a 23.60 price target for the s&p next year. >> you hear that? >> you're speaking our language. make the case. >> right now, the case is history shows no matter what the expectations are going into the first rate cut that the dollar weakens. it's the most counterintuitive trade people have now. our