let's go back to the charts with the never casual carter braxton worth. carter. >> sure.e casual diners is overdone. let's look at the charts and figure it out together. what's important about this is that there's a seasonal presumption here. we bottomed in november of '10. we bottomed again. we bottomed again. we're on a level where seasonally you're likely to get a throwback. this is basically -- we think the move in gas is overdone. you're going to start to move higher. but take a look at the inverse relationship between driving gasoline and get rid of those. so here we have all casual diners in the market. it's the industry group versus of course gasoline itself. and this spread is the issue. these have appreciated, as the cost of driving has gone down. now, i want to look at what i think is one of the most excessive ones of all. this is buffalo wild wings, a well defined five year trend. now we have literally exploded out the top. in fact, we gapped up with earnings, we are so far above trend here, that this by all accounts is something of an exhaustion gap. just to

let's call to the chart, the one and only carter braxton worth. >> interestingly of course the government lost money in general motors and made a lot of money in aig. let's look at the charts. here's something interesting. this is a one year chart. and aig and general motors have nothing to do with one another, but they are literally correlated at a 95%. and in fact it's gone going on for three years, this is '11, '12, '13. these stocks are tracking one another. let's look at general motors. this is well defined, up trend as you can find. when you hit bottom of the channel you ricochet, when you top, you fame, when you bottom you ricochet. the presumption is here we'll get to the top of the channel, that applies around 40 bucks look at the long term chart. we draw the same lines here and here. but the principle is we have a nice triple bottom, and the price objective is the past high. $40, or 6% from where we closed today. >> positive. mike, i'm curious, even without the government's exit, a lot of people are very bullish on gm just based on the fundamentals and the auto sales we've seen

let's bring in braxton carter. he's t-mobile's chief financial officer to talk about this. thing? was you've had a whole bunch of ideas that you've come together with such as all kinds of free megabytes for tablets, but what potentialized in customers minds that i'm jumping to t-mobile? >> well, first of all, liz, it's really a pleasure to be here, and the un-carrier strategy is really resonating with consumers. and on top of that, we're executing very well with it. this is our second quarter in a row with over one million net additions. and i think a particular note, on the branded post-paid side of the business, we put on more net additions -- liz: sorry to interrupt, but can you explain what branded post-paid means? >> yeah. so it's a traditional post-paid customer, you know, high credit quality, high scoring, paying their bills in arrears versus a prepaid customer that's paying their bills, you know, up front. liz: okay. i got it. so let's go to the plans that you've come up with, because you came up with one that was free data for life, 200 megabytes, i'm uncool -- [la

. >> what carter braxton worth is looking at, he's seen a number of different signs in the charts that say that, yes, maybe things may be due for a pullback for the stock market overall. one of the things he's looking at is the financial sector. remember, financials lead or again lead or lag during these bull and bear markets. so financials and s&p, versus the s&p 500, what has the outperformance or underperformance been? underperforming over the past week, month, three months, five months to a wider extent. that's a big warning sign. financials lagging overall market. one in particular tells a big story. jpmorgan, because this chart shows you this dome, this rollover that's happening. it's it's no just jpmorgan. i can put up a chart of citi group, bank of america, looking the same way. financials rolling over, not a good sign. one more thing, carter wants to look at he says check out s&p 500 every subsequent high that it's made this year, we've seen market breadth deteriorate. what he means by that, the number of stocks in the s&p 500 afraiding above their medium term batting average,

underperformed rival royal caribbean and you chart geeks, this last one for you, oppenheimer's carter braxton says look at procter & gamble. he said it's a large cap that lagged the broader market and toying with an upside break outin the charts. a lot of times those stocks follow suit and watch procter & gamble. >> mr. stealth. stocks have more days like yez yesterday with a drop, how can you protect yourself, fearsome seema. >> more stocks hitting new highs, technicians say the market is due for a sell-off. if we get one which sectors will get hit the hardest. the last times the market posted a 6% move to the downside to see which sectors posted the biggest losses. may, august and september of this year. now in may, utilities lost 7% i financials dropped 5% and consumer staples down by 5% as well. the second major sell-off was in august when the dow lost 897 points, once again, it was financials, consumer staples as well as telecom. the last big market move was from september 18th to october 9th when the dow lost 990 points. financials, materials and consumer staples got hit the hardest. co

just last week i asked t-mobile's cfo braxton carter about that possibility, whether the merger with either dish or sprint, who knows, might be in the cards. >> the great thing about our company is we have tremendous momentum. we're shaking the industry up, we're changing the traditional paradigm, and we are totally viable on a go it alone basis. of course, for our shareholders we'll always look at anything that has strategic enhancement and value creation, but we're really focused on executing, keeping our heads down and creating shareholder value. liz: well, yeah, you keep your heads down, but guess what? charlie found you guys, and he maybe wants you. never know what he's going to do. the stock right now spiked when that news broke. as you see, went above the flatline. it was lower earlier today. since then, since there's no there, there just yet, down about 3.5%. let's see what the company is up to. of course, jill clayton's the ceo over there. never a dull moment at dish, up 5%. closing bell ringing in 49 minutes. creamed by currencies, which u.s. companies are fumbling tear ear