i'm so thankful paralyzed veterans of america was there for me. ely those who sacrificed so much deserve no less. join me in supporting our paralyzed veterans. visit p-v-a dot org. matt shapiro, president of mws capital, joins us on the show, and i'm hoping that you can be the voice of reason in all of this. we have heard a lot of comments out there about the market. people are very scared. i'm seeing some retail investors starting to yank money out of the stock market. is that what people should be doing here? - absolutely not. what you should be doing is taking a look at the opportunities that are being created, and one of those sectors we talked about last week, angie, is those growth stocks - your googles, your amazons, all the way down into smaller companies like cheesecake factory - those actually have really not been hit by this market, and it's a sign that the economy and the underlying fundamentals of stocks are much better than people think. - does the old adage "buy low, sell high" still apply? - absolutely, and for conservative investor

i'm so thankful paralyzed veterans of america was there for me. surely those who sacrificed so much deserve no less. join me in supporting our paralyzed veterans. visit p-v-a dot org. the new superman movie stole the show over the weekend with record breaking numbers... but wait there's more.. brad pitt is waiting in the wings for the opening of his new film. eric childress, our movie man, joins me on set this morning to talk about this. brad pitt showing up at screenings of his new film. is this film in trouble? > >well, he's got us talking about it right? > >that's true. it's on everybody's lips right now. > >bard pitt for the last two weeks showing up and surprising people in big cities at these screenings, getting people talking about the movie. that's all positive publicity for a film that is a very expensive production. we're talking $200 million, probably more. reshoots and rewrites and all kinds of stuff. paramount is looking for a little bit of help here. > >does world war z have what it takes to command the box office over superman this w

i'm so thankful paralyzed veterans of america was there for me. surely those who sacrificed so much deserve no less. join me in supporting our paralyzed veterans. visit p-v-a dot org. in chart talk this morning we're taking a closer look at what's happening with soybeans and corn. joining us now is rjo futures' kevin craney. good to have you on the show this morning. we are hitting record levels of rain in iowa this week and across the midwest. what are you seeing in the forecast? will this continue? - i think we've seen the biggest bulk of the shower activity actually pass through the western part of the midwest, moving off to the east. we have seen record amounts across these particular areas, certainly it can have a benefit to the crop, but for some of those crops that were planted later, it can be very detrimental from an emergence standpoint and a growing standpoint. - how is this showing up in the charts? let's start with corn. what's happening here? - you know, when you look at the december corn contract particularly, we see it bouncing arou

i'm so thankful paralyzed veterans of america was there for me. surely those who sacrificed so much deserve no less. join me in supporting our paralyzed veterans. visit p-v-a dot org. we know the bureau of labor stastics numbers show an increase in the unemployment rate. wow. that's not really all that important in this case, and we'll talk about why in a moment. we are having an economic recovery, and it is still moving forward. let's talk with brent schutte, the market strategist with bmo global asset management. so, we shouldn't have an alarm about this, because, what? more people are looking for work now. - absolutely. the headlines kind of guarded the fact that the unemployment rate went up, which in this case is actually a good thing. labor force participation has been extremely low during this recovery, we were actually at 30-some year lows of people actually going out and trying to participate in the economy and get a job. this month, it actually kicked up, and that's why the unemployment rate went up even though more people were added to t