when you think about we're going to get lowe's, target, tj max, a lot over the next couple weeks, i think this sets up to the downside in the low 40s. i would use the xrt. when was trading about 45, i'd look out to april expiration and bite 45/41 put spread paying one dollars of that buying the april for $1.75. selling at 35 cents. that breaks even down at 44 bucks, that's down about 3% and make up the $3 between 44 and 41 i like the range i'm looking to because i know we'll have a lot of earnings in march, but think the markets come a long ways if we are going pull back and give back some of that in the broad market think there you want to pick on the losers or the relatively weaker sectors. this is one of them. we have nearly two months for this thing to play out. >> mike. >> yeah, you kind of hit on it right away when you said the equal weighted index there's a couple etfs thattrac the retail space rth is another one that is not equal weighted the critical thing about that is what you end up seeing is they tending to predominately the winners in the space things like amazon so this als

tj maxx. you like them? >> you got it. i think that is who we talked about the last time, stuart. tjx, the consumer likes them, along with it. j max to take them one at a time. tj maxx. marshall's, why do you like them? why are they so good? >> if you walk into marshall's, no two are alike. the consumer keeps coming back. they created a experience within the walls and the brand itself has become the experience. in the past, the items within the four walls brought the consumer there. now the star within itself has to get creative. tough have a reason to bring them in than click purchase on the computer. stuart: ross stores, what is so good? >> i think ross and marshall's are a tie close for first and second. same type of experience, same type of consumer. everything from luggage to underwear, everything in between, much better value than going into the traditional malls. stuart: i don't know ross stores very well. what is their main line of business, line of product? >> very similar to that of marshall's. high-end apparel, housewares. the tie you're wearing now to the coffee cup drinking out of, could have got it at better price. s