so what b.k. do? take his profits in facebook and buy twitter instead. >> you don't have profits to take in facebook -- >> then i would just buy twitter. i talked to the bob peck earlier. >> the bob peck. >> that's where i got this idea, from the green room. >> it doesn't scare you you have a viable competitor, more than viable on facebook. if you're a twitter holder and you're facing the volatility of twitter, a newly emerging public company, wouldn't you feel safer to -- you don't think the risk/reward -- >> i think the risk/reward is better in twitter. all they have to do is one thing right and then they're golden, right? >> which is what? >> what i would do if i was twitter, i would think everybody how to use it. it's a phenomenal platform nobody knows how to use. >> because facebook has a challenge of monetizing other properties -- >> we're up 14% in ten days. 14% in ten days. the stock has been on fire. it's not that i hate facebook. i'm just saying given the choice, if i have two stocks, i thin

. >> this was their big quarter though, b.k. not the one over the summer. >> let's separate this from wall street and the business. so the business seems to be doing fine. over time, whether or not it's going to be 17% or 25%. but the wall street expectations built into the stock are that this business is going to be accelerating. there's going to be a certain growth rate. so you get one more quarter like this, you get any type of deceleration, and that growth story is gone. so for me 525 is the pivot point. if you break through that, you got to pull the parachute and get out of it. >> you're saying get out of it now. >> it's at 525. i would give myself a point or two ish room. >> we'll have more on whether the market volatility is skoming to an end. plus apple unveiling two ipads but investors don't seem too excited about it. we'll debate whether apple has lost its magic truck. and netflix getting crushed as hbo and showtime look to standalone services. is the netflix run over? not according to rich greenfield? he's next on "fa

>> wow, b.k. the bear got it. >> not just the brazil elections coming up week, there are a number of big events taking place. time for the traders to take a position on something they think will happen next week. let's go around the horn. >> i like to talk about freeport map because that's a time when people think commodities especially copper are going nowhere because of china. this is a company that's divesting bad assets. they just sold off a plant in chi chile. they're talking about doing a deal in indonesia. 18 months ago they bought a significant business that gets them more into oil and gas. a company that's diversified, exposed to the exciting stuff that's going on in this country. 4.5 dividend yield. this is a company that's actually somewhat defensive at these prices. >> let's talk earnings season. guy, facebook. >> i like facebook because they report on tuesday, if i'm not mistaken. it will go to 85 post earnings. i think it gets there. gone from 73 to 80, we're about two-thirds of the

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had germany down, and france down, and that is the difference in this one, and that is why this time, b.k. is a little bit more worried about the dip not being bought. >> and that is a interesting thing that at the end of the day, it is going to be bought. >> and this is the third time that elixir is being used. >> technically. >> the market has done everything right, and bounced off of the steve grasso level, and the 1970 level traded up there and failed monday and yesterday traded up there exactly, and obviously failed today. i think that the 1904 level is in play, and great job by tim on friday to use the strength in the russell to sell into it. i think that the level of three is in the wtifm, and i think that 103 in the wio -- >> and this is what you flagged also? >> yes. that is what we are trading to. >> and bounce off is what you said. >> yes, and i think that we will through the first round and we have not tested through november of 2012 and so a lot of time to dance near it, and it is momentous, and you have options expert next week and a lot of people are painting the analogs th

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