Well from its lows. Question now is how long can it last and that debate fwins right now. Is this real in commodities or not . Its been massive Short Covering. If you take a look at Hedge Fund Flows they start borrowing and start exiting the short positions in these names. You couldnt wait to start the show and tell me that its not. I dont see anything that changed. As a matter of fact thing versus gotten worse. Weve seen what china came out and said with their trade numbers so that economy is not picking up and they have major issues there so that will continue to lead to just lower Commodity Prices and also if you take a look at the iron ore producer, you have seen the major rally there, in fact, the supply has not ended. So we had valley come out and announce new joint venture. 8 or 9 we mentioned on the show. But capacity has not come out in iron ore so to me nothing has changed. You can see Short Covering. Theres way too much bearishness. Lots of late players came to the short pos
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former illinois governor rod blagojevich finally ended this week. he was convicted on one count of making false statements to the f.b.i. but the jury could not reach a verdict on all the other charges. the governor joins us now from chicago for a sunday exclusive. governor, you were supposed to come here to washington today, but instead you attended a convention in chicago called comic con where you pose with superheroes and charge $50 for an autograph and $80 for a photo. is there anything you won t do for a buck these days? well, i didn t really get any money from any of the photos i took, because i took probably hundreds of them. and couldn t bother to ask anybody for any money for that. those were free. i did sign some signatures. i was there because i was invited at the last minute by the promoters. it was an opportunity to get out among the people. chris, when the federal government comes down on you and the prosecutors are determined to get you when they target you,