that is andrew keene, president of keeneonthemarket.com. see you next time andrew. - thanks angie.that's just about it for today. coming up tomorrow, an insider reveals the trick to getting hired when applying for jobs online. it's fascinating. from all of us at first business news, we wish you a great start to your week!

trader andrew keene, president of keeneonthemarket.com joins us now for a closer look at alcoa which comes out with earnings and leads off that earnings parade. good morning to you and happy monday andrew. > > good morning angie. > > so what do you see in the charts for alcoa? > > unfortunately its nothing good. everytime i look at a chart and everytime i look at earnings i look at the daily first then i look at the weekly then i look at monthly. the only thing i can rationalize that alcoa can do is find support at this $8 level. that has previous support on the weekly chart. however, this year on the daily chart, this stock looks really poor from the top left to the bottom right i think this stock is headed lower. six of the last eight times alcoa has reported earnings the stock has sold off. right now its trading 822. we have all the moving averages converging together around this 866 level. so it seems like there's this rock and this wall at this 866. alcoa's going to be talking about the global growth story. how 50% of their growth is from china and china is slowing down. we see

joining us now is apple trader andrew keene, president of keeneonthemarket.com. what else could be lurking in those numbers, andrew, that could cause that stock to stumble today? - it kind of got mixed reviews last night. we saw an initial spike up to $428. if you look at it, the top and bottom line were pretty much in line. the guidance was really, really soft, so we thought maybe it was going to sell off on, it got halted. but then they came out with the stock buyback: $100 billion to 2015. think about it, this company generates around $60 to $75 billion cash per year, so they are not going to be spending any of their money that they have, that they are hoarding, they are going to be spending the money that they are generating right now. so it's not really that great of a stock buyback. the stock got up to $428. i wanted to actually get short it last night. it didn't get to my level. i wanted to get short it at $440, so it didn't spike enough. then it sold off. $419 is a nice little pivot here. this was recent lows, we're at triple bottom, and then it broke to t

andrew keene, president of keeneonthemarket.com, joins us now for a closer look at google. good morning to you andrew. > > good morning angie. > google broke through $800 last week. is that significant? > > i think it is very significant psychologically, and this is exactly what i thought it would do. this is exactly what i want to do: if you look at a chart of google, it is very, very strong. it has had a recent pullback. i think the pullback should be over. i don't want to buy it yet until it closes above that $800. so i am not going to look to buy it intraday. the first closing day above $800, i will buy it, and i will have about a $10 stop under $790. i think google is doing everything right. they are doing mobile right; they are doing products, they are doing the google glasses; they have innovative ways that apple has fallen behind. if you talk to the hedge fund community, the hedge fund community is rotating out of apple and into google. i think last week might have been a little selling pressure that's the end of the quarter taking some profits in google, but i think

joining us now from the floor of cme group, alan knuckman and andrew keene. let's get it going, guys. right now, japan is up, china is down. what is the best asian etf for investors' money? - i like them both. bullish, obviously. we have come down in support in china. china here is trading around 35. 32 is a key support over the last couple of years, and it is down 13%. i like japan even more. it is up 15% year-to-date. it has been trading between 12 and 8 for a good period of time, so it has some good upside potential - about 40% if it breaks above 12. - the trend is your friend. short the fxy, which is the yen, buy the ewj and short the fxi, which is the chinese etf. so i'm going to be buying japan stock, i'm going to be selling chinese stocks, and i'm going to be shorting the yuan. - so you're saying china- china's over? - 7.7%. came out on sunday night, it rolled the market over. - 7.7 is over? - yes. - ok. - we were expecting 8%. - round number two: sprint dish - dish is the latest company that wants sprint. but how can investors make money on the deal?

joining us now is andrew keene, president of keeneonthemarket.com. are you actively trading this stock? - i used to actively trade this one a lot more than i do now. in 2008, i was trading it, i was short it $260, $270, $280. it got up to $308. recently it has pulled back. in 2012 it traded all the way down to $12. this week in the last 10 trading days, huge, huge spike from $28 to $44. it is up about 80% this month. short interest is about 32%. six of the last eight quarters this stock has sold off on earnings. i would rather buy it on a pullback than buying 52-week highs. i am not really sure if i believe in the global growth story. they have to sell a lot of solar panels in china and overseas to account for their p/e ratio, which is extremely huge, so i would rather be a buyer on a pullback. - do you anticipate there are a lot of traders out there, though, who are just waiting with their fingers on the trigger because earnings are coming out after the close? - yeah. we talk about this a lot. first solar and tesla, they are so heavily shorted. if y

and now, what you've been waiting for: traders unplugged, starring alan knuckman and andrew keene, ready to tackle the topics of the week. good morning. let's start you off with topic number one: earlier this week we had a plunge in the market because of what traders are calling a "terror tweet." but what investors want to know is, will the twitter ipo be a buy? - definitely 100% twitter is a buy. if you look at - i take the el every morning, the subway - everybody is on twitter. they're not on facebook anymore. facebook is a sell, twitter is a buy. linkedin is also a buy. i think zynga, lottery ticket, that is a buy as well, because that is getting into online gambling. so i say buy them all and sell facebook. - the question is how do they monetize it? yes, it's popular. obviously it has an influence. but how to they monetize it? - someone buys them. apple buys them. - they had a contract to get a lot of advertising, so yes. but i think the best play here- i like to let an ipo trade and then make some decisions, so you don't get in facebook trouble. but looking at it, zynga i think as t

from the floor of cme group, the two "ak"s, as one viewer likes to call them, alan knuckman and andrew keene, ready to electrify you with their trader smarts in traders unplugged. topic one: energize your money: which coal stock is likely to rise now that nat gas is going higher? - go ahead. - i like peabody. i think it is a beat-down stock. here at $19 it looks very attractive. we are at the lows for the year. it has come down from $30 just recently. so i think coal is an under-valued asset here now that that price advantage is going away for natural gas. - if i could choose "none," i would choose "none," but if i have to choose one, i was pushed up against the wall and alan was making me choose a stock, i am going to choose arch coal. they had record revenue and profit. the stock trading at a 52-week low. it is trading at 0.3 times book value. the chart looks a little weak. on a short leash, i would get long arch coal. - all right, moving on now to topic two: the housing recovery is going so well, fannie mae may be able to repay the government $50 billion from its bailout. what's the best

andrew keen. doug cody. and kenny pulkari of o'neill securities finishing up his trades and will join us momentarily. good to have you on the program. eric, you saw the friday gdp report having an impact today. despite the disappointment, how is that possible? everybody complained that the gdp report was below expectations and here we have more money moving into stocks? >> yeah. disappointed exactly the right way. when you look below the headline number of of 2.5% and you look at the composition, what you saw is housing is doing very well in the u.s. consumer is doing very well. all of the miss on the expectations was the fact that government spending was down 4%. that's exactly what we want the government to be doing is when the economy sfretrengthens and y can do more fiscal constraint, they're doing it. >> exactly. that's what we're seeing across the world, by the way. doug cody, how are you investing here? what are you recommending clients do in this environment? >> first, i see a tale of two markets. i

andrew keen from keen on the markets. and our own rick santelli. good to have everybody. brian belski, you've been bullish on this market. when you see a market that's down better than 200, what strikes you? what do you want to do here? >> well, maria, as you know from our near term comments, we've been pretty cautious the last two or three weeks. especially last week after the market eclipsed our year end target of 1575. clearly investors need to understand investing is not a linear relationship. stocks don't go straight up forever nor do they go straight down forever. this is a brief respite that the market clearly needed to do, especially given some of the softer macro situations that have been happening the last couple of weeks with respect to jobs and the like. and now over the weekend, the news on china. so this is a reality check for stocks. they got a little ahead of themselves. that's okay. that's very normal. >> let me go to mr. market early this time around. rick santelli, with gold and the dow down triple digits for the first time in the same day, are they bot