in july of 2012 i didn't care for the stock at the time i didn't like gmos i was kind of biased tim collins it another way he said the accumulation distribution line showed while the stock had down days, they had heavy volume collins noted it was just such a consistent buying pattern, or selling pattern, convinced him that large funds were positioned to own the stock long-term it turns out what i was so confused about is the stock had started to be correlated with the price of corn because of new found demand by ethanol. i wasn't thinking big picture which the charts showed. the workup columns showed you not to fear, because something bigger was developing. that stock turned out to be a big winner the big boys knew the relationship with corn and monsanto's business. i got smoked he saw it. bottom line, we need to look at lots of different indicatorsto spot different moves powerful moves can and often do elude those focused on the underlying companies dan in illinois, please, dan >> caller: cramer, boo-yah thank you for demystifying markets and helping us make it accessible >> that's what i

tim scott, susan collins, bob corker, ben sasse. remember, bob corker was almost one of donald trump's -- well, was in contention for donald trump as vice president and secretary of state. is he facing a fraction within his party that he won't be able to mend? >> well, i wish he were, but i doubt it, because of the -- i am just thinking of the history of the "access hollywood" tape. you were how many republicans stepped back, denounced him, said this was unacceptable, withdrew their endorsements, and within weeks they were back in his corner. the problem politically for republicans is that there is enough of a fraction of the gop base that is going to support president trump no matter what, ask they live in fear of that base. but the deeper problem is a moral problem. with very few exceptions people like jeff flake of arizona and ben sasse, very far of them have any kind of moral backbone, any kind of spine. i mean, that's a political problem at large, but it happens to be the republican party right now because they're asking themse

collins who represents new york's 27 district says visiting the genesee county airport, and the opportunity to meet students and future pilots from the aviation adventure camp." democratic congressman tim walls of minnesota's first district "thanks to all who joined us at on roundtable to share ideas how to enrich ourselves minnesota way of life." and rodney davis 13th district sent a message "met with richfield fire chief and mayor about local projects and legislation to resist -- to assistant volunteer fd's." mitch landrieu spoke with the organization's agenda. from the christian science monitor. this is about 55 minutes. >> here we go. maybe not. >> thank you. >> while they are micing mayor benjamin, i will start to keep us on schedule. thank you for coming. our guests are leaders of the u.s. conference of mayors. president mitch landrieu of new orleans, john giles of mesa, arizona. he is standing in for mayor brian barnett of rochester hills, mga

tim seymour, brian kelly, steve grasso, guy adami. united technology reportedly looking to buy rockwell collins. what price subtraders see the deal getting done for. >>> plus one left for dead dotcom bubble stock quietly made a new all-time high today. we'll give you the name today and tell you tow to play it. >>> later bitcoin surging to a new high leaving some worry the cry crypto currency bubble might be ready to burst brian kelly tells us why it has more room to run and take your bitcoin tweets. >>> first, we start with the markets. dow and s&p closing at a record high marks the dow's tenth straight gains. the xlk, etf, tracks the tech sector officially recovering all its losses from the june 9th selloff, closing at its highest level since 2000 now over that time, health care, financials and industrials have taken off. with tech seemingly back to the saddle, is it time to put fresh money to work? so basically the question is, do you go with the sector rotation or do you stick with tech which seems to be getting its mojo back >> i think you stay with tech for now. you mentioned the xlk, so be

you see collin kaepernick taking a knee. tim tebow took a knee on the field.im as an example when other people are praying as well and it's not offend go ahead anyone? >> well, let's not pretend that there is not an assault on christianity. i know the left would like us not to think that. there is a clear assault on what we believe in this country that was founded on these principles. weave see muslim members all the time praying and they don't get, you know,in trouble for it there are even schools and colleges putting rooms specifically for muslims to be able to pray. which is fine but don't restrict christians. brian: your opinion, hypothetical, same coach doing the same time muslim and laid out a carpet and prayed, do you think they would be suing this guy, firing this guy, making him go to court? >> no. there would be so much further spore that coach. and anybody who said anything contrary to that coach would probably be fired themselves. that's the hypocrisy in this issue. ainsley: the people who are against it, obviously, we need to be praying for them b

tim seymour, brian kelly, steve grasso, guy adami. united technology reportedly looking to buy rockwell collins.e subtraders see the deal getting done for. >>> plus one left for dead dotcom bubble stock quietly made a new all-time high today. we'll give you the name today and tell you tow to play it. >>> later bitcoin surging to a new high