let's get to the story with our own carter braxton worth. >> let's look at the chart and try to define the answer here. here's the ipo at 120. what's important about this, this is how precise the 120 level is. it opens up and plunges and gets back there at 120, 120, 120. a stock that has well-defined tops, have a lot of authority, almost two years, when do you break out, there is a measuring objective for a move like that. let's look at the next chart. it's the exact same time frame. these are rules from 1930s and 40s and they apply today. the range before the breakdown is 60 to 120 or $60. if you add 60 on top of the 120, you get exactly 180. that's exactly where the stock reached today. we think it's met its objective and we would sell. >> what do you think the verdict is on this? >> this is a company that made 23 cent as share in the last 12 months. what is that, about 800 times earnings, 20 times revenue? over 50% since the beginning of the year. up almost 100% in two weeks. i look at this thing and i find it very hard. you certainly can't imagine what would propel somebody to buy

let's get to the chart to find out why, with the one and only, carter braxton worth. really? >> that's quite an introduction. let's try to define the answer here. this is linkedin since inception. here's the ipo at 120. it opens up and plunges, gets back there, 120, 120. in principle, a stock that has well defined tops that are precise in terms of price but have a lot of authority, almost two years, when you do break out, there is a measuring objective for a move like that. let's look at the next chart. what i tried to do here is what the measuring objective is here. these are the rules from the '30s and '40s. the range before the breakout is 60 to 120, or $60. if you add 60 onto the top of $11 120, you get 180. that's where the stock reached today. we could sell. >> the most expensive stock in the world. this is a company that made 23 cent as share in the last 12 months, trading at 180, what's that? 800 times earnings, 20 times revenues. those are big superlatives. >> not that far off, history of the world. >> up 100% in 52 weeks. i find this thing very hard -- you certainly

that is of course, carter braxton worth of oppenheimer. >> let's see if we can make some money. i think we can. here's a one-year chart. i want to focus in on this tight fight that's going on between 16 and 17 for six months. very tight congestion. and then the stock aggressively advances higher, 10%, and consolidated again. keep this action in mind, over the last six months and i want to step back to the longer term chart. show you where that took place. that consolidation, six, seven months at 16, 17, is exactly the '08, '09 low and the lows of two years ago. basically, it continues to fight. this is where you can have risk reward. you get it right and this thing pops to 22, 23. we think that's where it's going. if you're wrong, it just stays here. we like a trade like this. we're long. i think you buy it and make the bet they are going to turn the corner here. >> carter, thank you for that. mike, do you agree with carter? >> well, when you look at a chart like that, you see this is a company that had a much higher valuation awhile back and so you wonder if there are chances i