in chart talk for monday morning, let's talk with andrew keene. he's the man behind keeneonthemarket dot com. andrew, you have your eye on a couple of venerable and competing tech giants. let's start with apple. you're looking for an opportunity to sell it short. > >if you look at apple and how it has performed on earnings, they have earnings october 28th. the stock has sold of four of the last five quarters. they did have a blockbuster number when the iphone 5s came out. they had 9 million sales the first week, including worldwide. however, i'm looking for an opportunity to short apple. i'm not doing it just yet. i might have to wait until after earnings. it seems like it has a carl icahn put in it right now which means there's support underneath. so if it gets up to 505-510 on earnings i would look to put an opportunity to get short on the stock. > >so you don't think icahn is gonna be turning into an opportunity to buy? > >the thing is that he's got huge money and he can always add to his position. apple is a pretty big position for him. however

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let's talk with andrew keene, president of keene on the market dot com. first up today we have apple numbers coming out. how do they look to you? > >apple actually has sold off on earnings. it sold off 5 of the last 8 quarters. however, the chart looks pretty strong ever since carl ichan stuck his nose out there and said he wanted to be long apple. the chart looks very strong. they sold 9 million of the new phones. i actually bought the new iphone. i'm not impressed with it but the fact of the matter is they sold 9 million of these. i actually think they're gonna report good earnings last time the stock ralled. i think the stock could get up to $560. > >noted. i'll look for that. linkedin is coming out with numbers tomorrow. > >the way the market works, i want to trade with the trend. i don't want to trade counter trend. if you look at all these growth stocks---linked in, yelp, netflix, tesla---you can't trade these on valuations. you can trade these on the chart and it looks like they're all headed higher. so if i look at linkedin here it has pullback fr

of keene on the market.com joins us this morning for closer look at the market's. andrew will we see any post fed reaction in the market yet today? > i think we saw a post reaction yesterday . if you looked at you know we were very strong in the morning. we keep climbing a little bit higher and higher on a day-to-day basis. then when the news came out, i think the thing that scare people was a possible taper in december was told. so then, we sold off the futures about 15 points . we did rally back from there and will close like right in the middle. so i think that the market continues to get higher into to december. if you look at the volatility indexed being the cbo evects we did not even get a pop in that, so that did not move all. which means there's not much fear out there because markets had it higher at the end of the month coming up. and usually, first of the month there are usually new buyers coming into the market. faced book reported earnings after the close, did you have any feelings about that trade? > yes, it was interesting we saw yelped and linked in both s

here with a post earnings apple dissection is andrew keene-- president of keene on the market.com. ng andrew. what do you expect from the trade today? what is your instinct telling you about apple shares? > >yesterday there actually wasn't as much movement as you would have expected. intitially when it came out the stock was trading 530. it got an initial pop to 542 and then it sold off. basically if you look at it, did they have good earnings? did they beat on the top and bottom line? they have been ratcheted down so much year after year. the thing that people are disappointed in is their profit margin which went down from 36---they were looking at like 36, 37 1/2% and analysts were expecting 39 1/2. sold back down all the way to 503 and then buyers came into the market so a very whipsaw day yesterday. i'm gonna keep an eye on it today. it has been moving nicely into the earnings so maybe this is just an initial pullback and people are gonna buy it. so it should be interesting to see what kind of action we get today. > >andrew, is apple losing it's product appeal under tim cook or

in chart talk this morning andrew keene president of keene on the market dot com joins us for a couplegs stocks. good morning to you andrew. i want to start with amazon. after that spectacular move in google, does it change how you feel about this tech stock? > >yeah, definitely. we saw a lot of technology stocks starting to roll over. we saw weakness in ebay, intel, ibm, and yahoo all last week. so then when google came off it was more than off to the races. the stock got up to $1,015. it was up over $125 in google on friday. obviously you're gonna get amazon and apple to go with it as well. so amazon reports later this week. amazon has a history of it does not matter what the quarter does. they don't actually really make money. i mean, i love their business model. i think their future growth is gonna be great. it gets bought on any pullback. i think it goes higher from here. i think its got a 250 target on it, if not higher. and if it pulls back at all on earnings i'll be looking to buy it. > >any chance this stock will eventually get to 1000? > >i do not think it can get to 1000. i

joining us now from the floor of cme group alan knuckman and andrew keene. it is on ! topic 1: tweet treat - will the ipo of twitter be a buy? alan: well, the big question is how to play ipo's in general. is it gonna be a facebook or is it gonna be a linkedin? obviously linkedin has surged without any real pullback but even facebook is now profitable no matter where you bought it if you got it in that first couple of days. andrew: twitter's a screaming buy. they've done what facebook hasn't done for a long time. they've monitized mobile. they have such a huge user base. most of the user base aren't robots like facebook. facebook got up to that 38--hang out there for four days and it's off to the races. look at all these growth stocks. there's performance in the hedge fund community for growth stocks. yelp---all time highs. we have pandora with all time highs, facebook----they're all going higher. alan: it must make sense because they're talking about a pe ratio of about 16, whereas facebook came in 25% higher than that so they were pricey to begin with. so it may make

joining us now from the floor of cme group alan knuckman and andrew keene. good morning guys, topic number one: gold trees - researchers have been able to detect deposits of gold underground by testing tree leaves. so is gold a cash crop? alan: i think it is. i think it's a good value; a lot of people have forgotten about it. we've gone above the halfway point from the august highs to the october lows. so i'm looking at it as a buy. if it gets above 1433 it's going to 1600 dollars an ounce from a technical stanpoint. andrew: if there's more supply then what happens to the price? it's gonna go lower. gold is just like diamonds. it doesn't have any value in this world besides what someone is willing to pay, someone's willing to sell it for. right now the short term momentum is to the downside. look for a pop up to 132 in the gld. 1320 in gold that i'm looking to short it. i do not have a position on here though. alan: and with the lower dollar that helps out gold and people will be willing to pay more. andrew: right now, people don't want to buy gold. it keeps

joining us from the floor of cme group pro traders alan knuckman and andrew keene. topic number one: freaked out? the stock market is not showing signs of big panic because of the debt threat in washington-- when will it be time to be afraid, very afraid? alan: never. you always can control your risk. that's the most important factor when the market's going up or down. but i think if you focus on consumer confidence or sentiment, you're going to be off base. because it takes a while for it to get to a level where people are comfortable and that's usually when you see the market reverse a little bit anyways. andrew: yeah, i agree with alan. i don't think there's any fear out there. the chances of the u.s. defaulting on some of their debt i think is about a 10% chance. so you can protect yourself by buying way out of the money puts in the spy or some vix calls to protect yoruself but i don't think anything's gonna happen. so when people are fearful, that's a good buying opportunity. alan: volatility is opportunity. angie: topic two: fidelity fears-- the nation's large

andrew johnson. when i started this research, i was keen to say that from the moment that lincoln died, seward theseto be involved in domestic politics and he was only focusing on foreign affairs and alaska and british columbia and all sorts of other nice issues. but as i did the research, it became clear that seward continued to be intimately involved in domestic policy, and in particular johnson's reconstruction policy. there is a great image and a condÉ nast cartoon that shows johnson as a roman emperor, and he is sitting in the amphitheater. on the floor of the amphitheater, the whites are slaughtering blacks. johnson doesn't look very concerned. who is the evil advisor leaning over johnson's soldier, whispering in his ear and giving him ideas about policy? it is seward. it is true that seward agreed with johnson's reconstruction policies. he thought the most important thing was to bring the states back together and have representation of the south and the congress. he was not especially troubled by the fact that there was some white on black violence going on, the fact that the blacks couldn't

keene and allen, chargers take a 7 to 3 lead and never trailed again. speaking of never. andrew luck and the colts were never in synch. here he is with the late interception. the chargers held the colts to three field golds to win 19 to 9 and they failed to score a touchdown for the first time this season. we will hear more from phillip rivers and have some more news in the n.f.l. in the next hour of sports. back to you. >> all right. coming up. john, thanks. >> a new set of privacy concerns about the nsa's intelligence collection from american citizens. >> edward snowden's new claims and how they may lead you to redrink your e-mail and contact data. >> residents in washington state leading the charge in a major food fight. the big battle over zenetically modified foods. antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. >> what do you think? >> consider this. unconventional wisdom. that's all i have an real money. victoria azarenko my name is ranjani chakrab >>> welcome back. nsa is crueltying