wy.s largest integrated forest products companies. 80% of its sales are from housing. in addition to that, real estate development unit. i like weyerhaeuser so much my charitable trust owns it where you can follow along on actionalertsplus.com, play wan open hand. last week it reported a 7-cent loss. that may not look so great. but that is 17 kre cents better than the wall street analysts were anticipating. that's in the top ten beats for april. revenues better than expected, up 11.3% year over year. okay. how about the technicals? they give us a sense of how the big money managers are treating the stock. what do the charts say as interpreted by our able chart guy dan fitzpatrick? he was on "fast money" the other day. no, he was on larry kudlow the other day. he's my colleague at realmoney.com, the paid side of thestreet.com where i'm chairman. fitzpatrick does not like what he sees in weyerhaeuser's week liu chart. this pictograph is the furthest thing from a picasso or rembrandt in his

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and when you consider the constitutionality of the p cob, i'm not sure wy we are giving this same bodydditional powers and authorities until this is determined. you know, w marked up legislation affecting the pcob in november of 2009, and less than just a month later the supreme court was hearing arguments of whether the entity should even exist or not. i believe it is prudent before congress gives different entities more powers that we make sure they're operating in a manner and accord with the constitution. another issue from the sarbanes-oxley law currently being debated is whether to permanently exempt small businesses from the costly independent order adaptation of management and internal controls. i know my good friend here, chairman kanjorski, and i differ on this topic, but during this economic downturn where thousands of small businesses across the country are struggling to make payroll, i don't see how adding one more costly, burdensome regulation which at best has dubious benefits will hlp improve the economy. so i will repeat my comments from yesterday by stating this is on