tonight on "fast" commodities king dennis gartman has a gold call on oil and you won't believe what he says will keep prices low for decades to come. he'll explain. if you missed the rally a top technician says two groups of stocks are about to break out. we will give you the name and what do ford, caterpillar and american express have in common? it's a surprising coincidence that could mean money in your p.but, first, we start off with the markets and what may seem quiet ahead of yellen speaking tomorrow and the jobs report on friday there's been massive moves in consumer stocks. take a look at the one-month gain in molson, cures, nordstrom and coke all outperformi ining market. look who is barks guy adammy. >> petey is back, too. two of you. >> we're back. >> different ends of the world. the answer is i don't know if you're betting on the consumer but you can bet on certain stocks. coca-cola is a name we talked about over the last couple of months talking about the potential for there to be no triple tops and now this stock is breaking out. i think it made an all-time high today. i t

tonight on "fast" commodities king dennis gartman has a gold call on oil and you won't believe what he will keep prices low for decades to come. he'll explain. if you missed the rally a top technician says two groups of stocks are about to break out. we will give you the name and what do ford, caterpillar and american express have in common? it's a surprising coincidence that could mean money in your p.but, first, we start off with the markets and what may seem quiet ahead of yellen speaking tomorrow and the jobs report on friday there's been massive moves in consumer stocks. take a look at the one-month gain in molson, cures, nordstrom and coke all

we're going to talk with commodities king dennis gartman at the top of next hour. >> i wonder what all that means in light of equity markets. once again, fair is foul and foul is fair. is oil going up good or bad for the stock market? do we want commodities to bounce? do we worry about inflation? >> probably want some stability. >> but they said probably stale volatile. i think since friday, since that great job number we had, markets struggled to close higher on friday, but they did. yesterday struggled to close higher. the nasdaq did. i'm starting to feel like now that we're -- it's the first time we've had 100% likelihood. oh, no, we could double interest rates at some point this year. we could go up another quarter point to half a percent. but these traders, they're like, oh, no, the fed might act. the pausing cycle on the tightening phase that we've been in, this horrific tightening phase. >> but you have to put it in context with the ecb. it's relative to the rest of the world. >> unfortunately, we've imported their lousy economic system in europe, which is causing negative rates