and tellabs. both these wireless networks that allow you to have the bigger band width to support the video and mobile services. why do you have to watch the show? remember we had the tellabs ceo on ten days ago in it's a gigantic buyback today. the stock was the only stock that opened up today. you've got to watch the show. please. anyway, how about a play on the equipment needed to enable text messaging? have i ever talked to my children other than through text messaging? okay. you also need local number portability, industry gibberish for the technology that lets you keep your phone number when that changes networks. tekelec. tklc. we've got to round out some equipment plays. you need a company that makes transmission equipment like antennas, not rabbit ears, wireless base stations. i need you to look at commscope. ctv. i have it all written down here. you can just write it down. how about the components? we've had all the component ceos on. and if there are any that still want to come on we'll

it competes with names like ciena and tellabs. adc telecom about a $900 million market cap. rebecca? >> thank you, matt nesto. short-term vulnerabilities, long-term upside, that is what the charts are telling us about the direction of equities. jordan kotick, global head of technical strategy at barclays capital joins us now in our regular "tick by tick" segment. it's great to see you, jordan. and i'm curious to know what chart you're looking at to understand that right now we might see a little vulnerability but over the long run things are looking a lot better. >> a couple of things. in the month of august we were still quite bullish the equity market but heading into september we're starting to see some warning signs that are a little bit of a discouragement to us and wanted to point those out today. back in the fourth quarter when the world was falling apart there were a couple of things that looked good and that made us get quite bullish in the first quarter. now it's the opposite 37 the world seems to improve but some of the things are starting to fall to the down side

tellabs is up 9% as well. upgraded over at morgan keegan. urban outfitters up 2% today. their results beat expectations. in all this talk about retail sales and what the consumer is doing, well, at least they're going urban outfitters by the results there. and milk & crown a casino operator plan to raise $200 million. even in a broader market as investors come in and consider it a buying opportunity, certainly that holds up in technology. the nasdaq still holding positive albeit only 3 1/2 points, but on this kind of a day technology clearly continues to perform. let's go to brian schactman at the nymex. >> thanks, scott. just a few minutes ago i talked about how crude seemed to be correlated to the s&p 500 fade. i want to look at the relationship between crude and the dollar to further illustrate the point. the dollar's been relatively weak, consistently in a tight race throughout the whole day. but as you can see crude a little more volatile and shows you it's not acting as much on dollar today as it has in the past. nat gas one of the biggest stories of the day. it ha