. >>> also watching navistar shares. they're halted right now from trading.on as it re-opens we'll let you know what's happening. currently the shares finished up 4.5%. back over to you. >>> let's check the bond market with rick santelli. hi, rick. >> reporter: what a wild couple of days in the marketplace. look at a one and two-day chart. we reached the 185 mark. the hovering year, two-week high yields depending on where we close. look at the two-day boones. they're trending higher. the difference between the two has widened 11 basis points since yesterday's low yields. pay attention to that. 150 is where the market seems to be going. 145 on the spread. look at the dollar/yen. this currency has lost all its momentum of late. sue, back to you. >> thank you very much, rick. >>> caddies are teed off. they are claiming they are not human billboards to advertise on without getting paid for it. do they have a point? "power lunch" is back after a quick break. ç >>> here is just another example of passive funds beating out active fund investing. warren buffett on tr

jpmorgan analysts on the same call downgraded navistar.t's not helping today, do down .7%. >> up next, a pharmaceutical, a name that could also have been our under the radar pick. >> this is the call we referenced. this stock is down 9% this year so it's not getting crushed but is still down. they called a recent sell-off unwarranted. they see a lot of catalyst this year. their target is $160 a share. the stock's at $90 so not quite a double, about an 81% return. >> this is our final stock. polycorps. bit of an under the radar name. >> a charlotte, north carolina based maker of microporous membranes. >> what do they do? >> they are used in lithium batteries. the lithium battery market will surge. they raise it to a buy. their target on ppo is $60 a share, stock's at $47.22. lot of upside. you can do the math. there you go. >>> hash tag, get ready. twitter reporting earnings after the bell today or at least results. not sure they will be earnings, per se. herb greenberg says it is not revenue that really matters. what it is and why he cares