tim's point, when he first started, maybe you see apple pop from here. it will do it without me, though. >> how about pepsi? saw pressure today on news that nelson is out. >> i think coke has been -- well, i like coke better on a chart. now that seems to be rolling over as well. now if you want to trade these stocks, i think coke, for example, you've got to buy at sub-40 or above 47. >> how about the valeant thing is kind of interesting. people were like, ooh! >> that goes to the point you've got to be careful with these things. not only do they not show when they sold them, they could have sold them the day after the quarter ended but it doesn't show any options positions that the players have against it. it gives you not a full picture of what's going on. and, you know, 90 days with a name like valeant on 1 million shares, that's not a lot of time. >> today, as you know, friday the 13th. we're doing something scary in lieu of the "final trade." we're going to ask for horrific stocks for any portfolio. tick, kick it off. >> fitbit. this is a case of what's going to be a ubiquitous piece of technology. a lot of competition. the valuation isn't terrible. i think there's