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in chart talk this morning tim biggam joins us. ng tim. > >good morning angie. > >going into the end of the year, traders have a lot to watch with the holiday trade. what do you think is likely to happen here as you're watching, perhaps we will see volumes with big upticks our downticks in the market? > >yeah, absolutely. volume tends to be historically lighter than normal. certainly this period from now until year end tends to be a very bullish period in the market. but given the move we've had so far year to date in the market, it remains to be seen how much is left in the tank to the upside. the one thing i always examine is maybe look at adding some of the underperformers---the apples of the world. the dogs of the dow theory to add to the portfolio, trim out some of the winners. i usually do that toward year end. over the long course, things tend to revert and that tends to be a winning strategy. > >let's talk more about those stocks that are hot and not. what are some other stocks that you see as 'too hot to handle?' > >the big

joining us now for friday to chart talk tim biggam of trading block. good morning to tim > the morning angie you're here to talk about a couple of headlines stories, including twitter. the options trade today for the first time. you're a great options trader. what will be you're first play here? > yes absolutely. you know looking at the options is one thing we do know is that the stock is tough to borrow. you know the usual relationship between options will be skewed. so, pert will become comparatively expensive. as a guy who would not owning twitter at lower levels, i am selling some of these very expensive round the money put to buy stocks at about a 10% discount. > you say lower level stocks is trading around 42 or $43 here. so how low do you want it to go? > absolutely i will be a buyer somewhere around a $35 level, which you know would be selling by the $37 strike plus of premium here. up around these levels here i think it has some room to fall before i become interested. best wishes on that trade and what about cisco, speaking of falling stocks?

tim biggam of trading block joins us now on chart talk to talk about some stocks that could be headed for reverse, good to have you on the show. > always great to be here angie, thank-you. you were watching stocks of just u-p-s and fed-ex the transports, so what do you see happening here? > absolutely we have seen the market have such a heck of a rally so far. the transports are actually outperforming the overall s and p 500 by a large extent here. stocks like fedex have been up until recently 12 straight days, finally showing a little pull back. i'd look for that weakness to finally continue. that rally may have stronged here and really looking for a pullback of 10 to 12% before i would be interested in names like fedex, u-p-s, or generally the transports in well specifically. but let's be clear. you would not mind owning the stocks. you just load to buy these stocks at lower levels. so let's talk about some of those levels, where do you see it? > absolutely, as always price does matter although in a momentum driven market it doesn't seem to. but from a value perspective, i'd be look