but dr pepper snapple has begun to pull back, even as it rebounded nicely today. lang thinks it will find a nice floor of support at the 50 day bucks. it could be ready to resume the long march higher. what about monster beverage, that's the titan, 37% higher in 2015. it's now more than downed since i started to -- doubled since i started to recommend it aggressively. lang finds this picture to be a bit tedious. monster's still involved in the long earn term 200 day moving average the line in red. but with the stock slipping below the violent sell-off, monster's chart is in neutral. at least for the moment. if monster is tedious, coca-cola chart is terrific. the stock pulled back below the 50 day moving average. that's not a good technical sign. lang thinks it down a point or two from here. frankly. so what beverage company can we get excited about? aside from the aforementioned dr pepper and pepsi? how about a brewer? oh, boy, long time fan, long time fan know this one. i'm talking about constellation brands, pushing higher for ages because it's the maker of coro

association for the soda industry dominated by coca-cola and to a lesser extent doctor pepper and snapple but i saw what the industry did. first of all i got mailings to my home that were labeled american beverage association so i knew they came from there. there were tv ads and planes flying overhead with banners. there were signs on the back of coca-cola and pepsi saying don't let the mayor tell you what to drink. there was an enormous lobbying effort and there were lawsuits which interestingly enough the largest organizations supported it may be because the industry had been funding those organizations for many years and there were ads in the paper, the famous ad in "the new york times" that mayor bloomberg in a blue dress. you don't want a nanny for a mayor and a centrally jazzy sense of humor so when he was asked about the ad, he said i would never wear a dress like that. so unflattering. [laughter] but they played tough and i would love to know the amount of money that the soda industry spent to defeat what was to me a pretty trivial measure. i thought a 16-ounce soda cap is too hig

pepper snapple, adobe, and l brands, and these were three of the stocks that helped me last year andng has really changed. in fact, they've held up better than the overall market since the start of the year when we've basically gone straight down. i think that's why this strategy works. the new names i have added, i can give you a book report on -- >> give me quick on orbital atk. what is it? >> it's involved in rockets, scott. we're talking about space. very, very important sector right now, and it has a defense business as well, so everything you're hearing about satellites and how private enterprise is now getting involved with space, orbital plays into that plus all the terror stuff. i love it for two reasons. stock is going higher. >> giver me exr. what is that? >> this is a really boring company with a really exciting stock price. it's extra space. this is a company that plays right into this idea that everyone is renting, nobody wants to be encumbered with a lot of stuff. this is a company that essentially is structured as a reit, so you've got a high dividend payout and you'v

pepper/snapple. as we continue to outperform people will be looking at that strength and say what have i done wrong? clorox in this situation clorox returned 20% last year, 13% of the analysts have a recommended as a buy, they have strong revenue, strong earnings. there's nothing really wrong with that picture, it's just the rest of the street is going to catch up and we think that's what's going to help drive these prices higher. >> might have gotten a little expensive as it's gotten more popular. gentlemen, we will leave it there for the time being. >> thanks, guys. >> chris johnson and barry james. >> we have about 40 minutes left in the trading session. we have been hearing unofficially a bias to the down side so the sell side as we head toward the close. i don't have any numbers on that yet but the dow is moving lower again, down 77 points right now. >> crude oil plunging about 10% just this week atop oil analyst will tell us where he thinks it goes next and weigh in on possible ipo of the world