. >> and the news out today that i think was the spike for names like navios, if you look at what's happening going to china, 83 ships are sea borne waiting to dock into china which will be stockpiling all they can. this is china's strategy, it was their strategy in 2009, they want to build energy independence. so if you look at a lot of these tankers, and tanker rates are up 200% from lows in april, they're moving. there's an opportunity as investors to be looking at places where there are these dislocations and if you look at the shipping space, people assume that dry bulk is getting so destroyed therefore you don't want to touch it, that's iron ore, coal. but in this case it's a case where you do is v an opportunity, you should look at these. n nna was up 38%. i think there's good fundamentals here. these volatile names out here. >> that brings us to our chart of the day. we're looking at oil. brian, what are you looking at? >> i'm looking at a long-term chart of oil. this goes back to 1996. but what i wanted to point out is this is your 2004 breakout point. so that's $56. you have to be c