matt cavanaugh of cmz trading joins us now for chart talk. good morning matt. > > good morning. > > the other shoe has fallen in radioshack's world. the ceo is leaving the electronics company. is there any hope left for this stock? > > you saw a little bounce off of this news, but things aren't going well for radioshack. they suspended their dividend. they're in a really competitive business. they don't really have a clear direction. if you look at the credit default swaps, the cost to insure their debt, it's very expensive, saying that some people think they might not continue to be an ongoing concern. until i see a ceo that maybe has a clear defined path for this company, i really wouldn't jump into this stock. > > plus you have best buy, for instance, struggling along. these brick-and-mortar electronics stores are having a very difficult time against on- line companies. > > absolutely. it's a really competitive business, and you really have to have your niche to find and know what you're going for. i don't see that with them, and their stoc

matt cavanaugh of cmz trading is up bright and early with us today to talk about an energy drink maker good morning. > > what do you think about the chart on this stock? it looks a little rocky. the stock was slammed yesterday. > > you know, they've had a rough couple of months. they were trading up near $80 earlier in the summer. they had a little bit of a miss on their earnings side, but they've really had pressure here on the government side. you had the new york attorney general coming out and saying they wanted to investigate some of the health claims in their marketing, and also we had senators durbin and blumenthal come out yesterday saying that they wanted to investigate energy drinks and their health benefits or lack thereof. so, the stock looks a little bit weak here, but i don't think it's for anything other than those concerns. you look at it, it's about a 28 times price-to-earnings ratio, 21 times forward-earnings. it's a little bit expensive, but it's not nearly as expensive as it once was, and this really is a great growth stock. > > do you believe there is enough demand