cnbc contributor, ylan mui, and tim seymore. welcome, everybody.s -- i mean, the worst performer in the dow today was actually apple, although nike was in there, too. and overall it felt like we were casting for direction. >> we were churning around today. it's been the trend as we're going sideways with the broad market, that there's some other market that makes a move. and part to the u.s. stock market adjust to it. today, it was oil getting that nice pop. energy stocks leading the way. and bond stocks around the world lifting after that ecb decision on no new real news. and i think that had a lot of people saying, does this finally mean we're breaking out of the range of lower rates in the dividend trade and all of that? it didn't really have a pronounced effect, but we have seen, as we've talked about, a move into some of those big growth stocks in the last week or so. that paused today, ads well. i really do feel that we're being held with these opposing currents right in the middle of this range. >> it looked in the middle as people were reac