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first, there's the rsi at the top of the chart. it says the stock is ready to roar. as long as we don't get a huge pullback in the rsi, relative strength, collins believes monsanto has a good chance of testing $90 next month, $5 above where the stock is right now. one more thing, take a look at the bottom of this. this shows the correlation with the price of corp. over the last two years, you can see the correlation all over the map. ever since the weather got warm, this correlation has spiked. now the stock is highly correlated with a skyrocket in the price of corn. on the one hand, this means monsanto might pull back if it rains, but on the other hand, what you might find out through this stock has often been able to move higher even in the wake offaling corn prizes. he thinks the weekly is telling the more truth than the daily and n a subjective basis. not as worried about the bearish wedge. more seeing that it's breaking out of this longer-term channel. at the end of the day, though, it's the ultra term chart that really makes collins excited about this. not only

if you look at the rsi products. before the entire commodities start to trade down.neighborhoods. kns and syt are names i could still own. maybe do that on a fair trade. >> let's continue the corn conversation with jeff of killburg capital. always good to see you. taking a look at the etf. you always hear about these that are very specific but they are dangers with them as well. >> all right. just like the guys we are talking about. nothing like a bullish crop report to stop the bulls dead in their tracks today. with a substantial downgrade, nearly 33% higher on the traders. it's very quiet right now. this place was rocking today. i think that corn etf. more room to run there. i am focused. interesting to see. it's a nice way to play this irrigation play. a way to get this. at the end of the day, these farmers are going to re-evaluate and mitigate their risk. matching the 1937 dust bowl here in the midwest. >> think about the corn etf. it's very, you know, small product there. so i would imagine you could be whipped around easily. i want to bring you into this conver

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you have the 14-day rsi near 70.ing to look a little bit overdone. >> where do you see us headed? would you short oil, wait for it to drop and go long again or put on a longer term short? >> i wouldn't necessarily short it here. i think that there is definitely more room to the upside. if this technical momentum can be maintained. if you are going to have the dollar index under pressure and indications of more stimulus coming out of china and doing all they can it is kind of hard to fight this move in oil. i will tell you that the fundamentals really aren't there. when you get oil above $100 a barrel what is that going to do to the outlook on equities. the u.s. consumer can't take oil at the that price. >> i guess the country to watch or region to watch is fujira. it is one of the seven uae emirates. it is out of the peninsula. the reason it is important is because they just opened up the pipeline that can essentially take 60 or some percent of the oil around which neuters iran's power over the shipping lane. do we n

we have a 70 rsi, which was a very over bought reading. >> are technicals very important in additional analysis when identifying new shorts? >> we first have a list of about 100 names chosen that we don't like. then we overlay technicals on top. >> so based on fundamentals you don't like this list and narrow it down to a short list. >> correct. >> okay. also on your short list is fossil. if they're familiar with the stock, they'll remember back in may the shares were down by about 40% because it warned -- you know, it had a terrible warning. cut its full year guidance. you still see more shorts to come. you see more downside? >> so we shorted fossil. i don't have a chart in front of me, but we shorted fossil about a year ago. it blew up. we covered it in the mid '80s. it ran back up to 130. we were looking at the fundamentals. inventory levels have continued to move against the company. they've been accumulating. the sales have been slowing. we just continue to think that they've had terrible -- are going to have terrible margin issues. and if you technically look at the stock, it ha

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