joe sanderson, the ceo of sanderson pharmacy.se stocks across the board have gotten whacked. >> thing is close to a 40% short interest in sanderson, safm. this stock is not expensive at ten times forward earnings. it's down 25% in the last six months. for an investment, i hate even saying this. for an investment i think it's a no-brainer. for a trade, given the short interests, understanding the headline risk, i think it's really pretty interesting right here. >> it's interesting. even starting from the beginning of the year, this had been a favorite hedge fund short because there is thinking that corn prices would increase this year. >> right, right. and we still don't know what the spring thaw is going to bring for the corn belt. so that actually could happen. if you want to play that, i think you go like a dba. but i would look at conagra foods if you're looking in this space. had a really interesting bounce off at 33 1/2. i like that here. >> you like all those space. >> i do. >>> time for pops and drops. big movers of the da

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