i mean a big week and a big weak for healthcare, moderna, and amgen, amgen the old time technical definitionsn't act well let's look at a few tables and charts the first table, one week performance. we know healthcare you see here beats the market on the week and amgen, a big healthcare name well below both the market and the sector look at the next table one month performance. again, leading the way is the healthcare sector, above the s&p. there is amgen bringing up the rear next table, three month, same picture. you've got the healthcare sector up over the past three months, 8% the market is up amgen down over the past 12 months amgen is down the sector some 24, 25 percent. one or two charts, that is it. the first is a two panel on top, amgen, on the bottom, relative performance to the xlv to the sector. we are now breaking down to new three and four-year relative lows and then finally, the amgen chart, itself. we are hovering, ominously, if you will, and now having just undercut the uptrend line that's in effect since the march low. the presumption here is that this weakness foreshadows s

so why would amgen agree to wait until 2023?ree with the point of view. -- that our patent assessment said it would end in 2017. in 2014 the estimate was 2017. we updated that as we continued to move forward. obviously our patent portfolio played an important role in that. >> thank you, mr. gonzalez, i have limited time. and reminding you that you're under oath. was there any discussion of transferring any item of value, monetary or otherwise, to amgen in exchange for staying off the market through 2023? >> there was none and they paid us royalties for our patent when they come to market. >> but you had other settlement agreements with other competitors. abbvie now entered into a total of nine agreements with biosimilar manufacturers to stay off the market until 2023, six years after the entry date abbvie projected, although you call that an internal planning document. let me ask you again, during any of these settlement agreements, was there any discussion of abbvie transferring any item of value, including monetary value, to c

amgen up 0.08%. it is that kind of morning as we get going.ichard branson's flight to space was what is the number? >> raising it to 51 from 23. the reason is clear. greater visibility for revenue now that branson will be on board that spaceflight sunday. the stock is at 44. it is tripled from its may load. investors might right now, small decline this morning but they could be saying, good times behind them. the test flights were resumed, the faa licensed to carry paying passengers to space was received. you have lift off for sir branson three days away. maybe the good stuff has passed. ashley: godspeed, sir richard. show me nvidia down 2% even though bank of america says it is a great by. >> a great by despite what the analyst says is a crypto winter which means nvidia is in the crypto world. they make the mining chips, digital currency and everything attached, they have fallen quite a bit from those highs but they give nvidia a $900 price target. $100 in here. they see it benefiting in this is not from ai adoption, from the data center sale

amgen's biosimilar received fda approval un2016, five years ago.er, abbvie sued them for patent infringement. t t on september 28th, 2017, abbvie and amgen entered 92 a settlement agreement when they agreed not to enter the market until 2023.te mr. gonzalez, abbvie's own assessment of the strength of its patent portfolio determined it could only prevent bio similar entry until 2017 rather amazon p presumably looked at t same patent portfolio, so why would amgen agree to wait until 2023? >>it congressman, i don't agree with the point20 of view that o assessment of our patent portfolio said we could only protect until 2017. this is a planning document that does an estimate. i believe the document is dated, 2014, so in 2014, the estimate was 2017. wete updated that. as we continue to move forward, obviously,y, our patent portfol played an important role in that. >> thank you, i have limited time. you you are under oath, during settlement negotiations was there any discussion of transferring any item of value, monetary orr otherwise, to amge in exchang

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week we saw pfizer reports, strong earnings, more biotech and pharma names, eli lilly, regeneron, amgen. what are you expecting from them >> it's a group that all of a sudden has perked up, frank. it will be interesting to see the reactions based on good results. i think they'll have very good results. i think the valuations are very attractive you get a nice dividend yield with eli lilly i was surprised by pfizer's reaction i was happy to see it, obviously. up 3.5% on the day and a 3.7% dividend yield and they're doing well ex-covid. their pipeline is working. that's what i really want to focus in on. pipeline, are they executing ex-covid and what they're doing with their free cash flow. >> stephanie link, we appreciate the insight as always. have a great day >> thank you, frank. >>> mandating vaccinations the ceo of a hiring firm what workers are telling her. and hollywood is used to superhero fights but this is a new one. the one between disney and scarlett johansson, will it change the way they do business. big profits and big oil. we'll trade the super oil super majors straight ahe

amgen is there. the s&p 500 with us. electronic arts, pepsi, one.2%.ctivevision up again and amgen on that, disney raising the monthly price of its espn subscription. i will call that inflation. >> the final cost is $7 a month, 70 a year. the reason, espn just inked a slew of sports to bring in new content, archival content. espn live streaming activity on all the courts, full replays. stuart: i enjoy watching. >> disney plus will go up too. after 4 and a half minutes with the business down 36 points. the treasury is significant, one.34%. it went up when we got strong inflation numbers. now that yield has come back to one.34%. the price of oil $74, more interesting the price of gasoline. the national average is $3.17 per gallon, if you live in california regular still averages $4.31. stuart: check the price of gold, inflation numbers helped gold up $6, $18.12 an ounce. we are now 35 into the show and this is the first time we mentioned bitcoin or ethereum. >> there hasn't been much volatility. stuart: trading volume is down. >> the coin base, prices ha

. >> i amgen generally false nate how they talk about the economy. how they message on it.bsession with the markets and him claiming wins and from the very beginning to the very end of trump's presidency, that was definitely true. here is a reminder. >> we have the highest stock market in history. our markets are hitting records all the time. i have many, many records of the highest stock market. our stock market is an all time high. who would have thought that. >> biden's point today is that is not how he'll be measuring a good economy talking about opportunity but messaging, trump's message was very easy to grasp. is biden missing that? >> i honestly don't believe so for this reason. donald trump reacted eloqementay to anything on the tv screen and because the numbers, because the market numbers were there, that was how he viewed the world. i really believe temperamentally the president is thinking years and decades than his predecessor was ever even remotely capable of doing and i don't say that just to reflectively depend the president but if you do what i do, which is

the dow closing higher, goldman sachs, unitedhealthcare, amgen and disney were the biggest drags.ve northerly also gaining a percent. industrials did well as well the nasdaq closing up 0.1%, technologies did -- it's a rowdy bunch. the russell 2000 index up 0.7% also continues its comeback as well robinhood is the stock story of the day, after going public at $38 a share, but its debut was somewhat closing down 8.4% at the close 34.82. all eyes now turn to another big hour of earnings after the bell. we have instant analysis for you, results from amazon, pinterest, gilead, t mobile. says those numbers are out, sand t-mobile's ceo will break down the results, joining us in a few moments. stephanie link from hightower are still with we've joined by phone by tiffany mcghee another strong day reached report highs, and even though a disappointing headline number, and still elevated jobless claims. >> disappointment on gdp to actually create a bounce in the cyclical stocks today. it seems as if we keep rotating around and yet the rest of the market takes up the slack momentum not impress

i amgen fer casarian and i work here at san francisco international airport. for therapy dogs got started the day after 9/11. an employee brought his therapy dog to work after 9/11 and he was able to see how his dog was able to relieve passenger's jitter. when we first launched the program back in 2013, our main goal was to destress our passengers however what we quickly found is that our animals were helping us find a way to connect with our pang. passengers. we find there are a lot of people traveling through the airport who are missing their pets and who are on their road a lot and can't have pets and we have come in contact with a lot of people recently who have lost pet. >> i love the wag brigade. >> one of my favorite parts is walking into the terminals and seeing everybody look up from their device, today everybody is interacting on their cell phone or laptop and we can walk into the terminal with a dog or a pig and people start to interact with each other again and it's on a different level. more of an emotional level. >> i just got off an 11.5 hour fl

green, half red, somewhere in the middle, american express leading on the upside, the downside is amgended, png last to get out of the gate and there you go. the dow up 25 points. very muted opening. the s&p all-time high. we have to gain these days, you get another all-time high, only up two points but it is $43.55, another all-time high. i could sit here all day and say that. nasdaq up 31 points close to a quarter of a point. guess what? it is an all-time high on the nasdaq, 14,673. as long as it keeps going up it continues to break records. not going higher big banks all losing ground. bank of america down one% at 4072. goldman, jpmorgan, morgan stanley, citigroup in the red this morning. let's look at big tech if we can. they were up, the state of affairs as the market is underway. amazon up one and one third%, $50 and 3561 for amazon. ubs downgrading version collected stock to neutral due to excessive valuation. the stock jumped 175% in the last year, 2% of nearly $46. was your take on richard branson's company. will the space race for pelham higher? >> i think the space race is an

i amgen fer casarian and i work here at san francisco international airport. idea for therapy dogs got started the day after 9/11. an employee brought his therapy dog to work after 9/11 and he was able to see how his dog was able to relieve passenger's jitter. when we first launched the program back in 2013, our main goal was to destress our passengers however what we quickly found is that our animals were helping us find a way to connect with our pang. passengers. we find there are a lot of people traveling through the airport who are missing their pets and who are on their road a lot and can't have pets and we have come in contact with a lot of people recently who have lost pet. >> i love the wag brigade. >> one of my favorite parts is walking into the terminals and seeing everybody look up from their device, today everybody is interacting on their cell phone or laptop and we can walk into the terminal with a dog or a pig and people start to interact with each other again and it's on a different level. more of an emotional level. >> i just got off an 11.5 ho