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here now, are tech know buffalo's todd hazelton, kcfa communication ceo jeff corbin and charles payneack with us. charles, to you first, which do you like better here? >> that is a tough one after big move that twitter made today. i loaded up on twitter may 8th. i didn't sell it. melissa: you're not taking profits, you're sitting title. you like that? todd is he smart or foolish. >> i think he is up. 271 million, far away from the 1.3 billion facebook as now. i want to see how they bring in more growth. they bought a company for mobile pictures bringing them into the timeline. we have to see that build and see what comes. melissa: jeff, who doing better job here do you think. >> in terms of communication facebook, for sure. melissa: really? facebook did kind of become the latest villain. they always get blamed. they're spying on me. they're listening to me. but such a facebook backlash out there. >> look how they came out as an ipo, how their stock collapsed, how they came back. melissa: yeah. >> they managed everyone's expectations in terms of mobile. they have been delivering result