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if amgen is interesting, is that what is happening. >> it is a 25 -- it is a significant deal listen, again, i can't speak to the integration or what the overlaps are and i'll say this, the knee-jerk in amgen could be to sell it off to the tune of 15% and that is an opportunity but i don't love amgen pursuing this maybe for others it makes sense. i thinkam gen has the pipeline to do it on their own. >> flot much of a reaction in amgen shares. >> but they have had a major reaction over the last couple of months the stock is up almost 30% and year-over-year up over 40. so the move in the biotech sector, these are company that's are very defensive in this environment until they make a bad acquisition. not implying this has to be. i'll let people in the pharma space opine. but think about zbil gilead, that knocked the stock down for years and that is frustrating part of the ibb. >> a rough tracks of crippling rail strike threatening to impact all parts of the economy. what congress is doing ahead. >>> and a top analyst with major reproduction out of china. that and more when "fast money"

this after the company confirmed it is in preliminary talks to be acquired by amgen. a winner, 26% to the upside right now and they'll be acquired not only by amgen but santafi, john johnson & johnson in a deal worth $20 billion. horizon developing a drug for inflammatory and immune diseases. on the nasdaq 100. there's really only a few stocks but most cyber stocks, cybersecurity stocks and under a bear attack at this hour led by crowd strike. crowd strike on pace for the worst percentage decline ever for the company after warning that clients were curving spending in delaying purchases due to the economic slow down so crowd strike falling 15.13% and a lot of other, s&p, nasdaq losers here. down betapen tear from crowd strike and z scaler dropping 1.9% and sentinel 1 down 6.8% and palo alto networks down after a her sent. inflation at still 40-year highs, companies are getting so sneaky at how they fill their product packaging now or don't fill. up next, you have got to hear from this guy. we're speaking to the man who's dedicated his professional life to measuring, c

dow members mcdonald's, amgen, and merck hitting all-time highs today. amgen's promising pipeline by the way including what's rumored to eventually become a blockbuster anti-obesity drug has the pharma company topping the blue chips with a gain of $ 13.81 to $290 and change. the nasdaq? well let's call it flatlining at this hour. it's notable that nasdaq listed solar stocks are going absolutely airborne. major revenue beats from solar and sun power are powering alternative energy names. look at n-phase up 4% but then solar edge up 17% nice move for sun power of 9% and then you can see the rest all in the green, but no doubt about it we are looking at an absolutely disastrous day for crypto. bitcoin is falling right now, and is below 19,000. in fact it's just 304 bucks above 18,000 at the moment. ethererum plunging about 245 bucks, litecoin is down as well. this on news that crypto billionaire sam bankman freed been forced to sell his ftx exchange to by than after being hit with a liquidity crisis. every stock in the space is cratering. coming up brock pi

health related names, united health and amgen dragging on the dow. amgen about 2 2/3.ames the biggest gainers at this hour docusign and crowd strike among them crude closing for the day, and the week higher today but still down nearly 4% for the week you see it down there week to date, down 3.9%. >> well, now to the declining dollar today the green back hit the lowest levels since the middle of august, and coming off the worst day since 2015 all of this adding up to the dollar's worst week since march of 2020. so the midst of the pandemic has the dollar peaked and if so, which stocks do you buy, and which do you sell on that weakness boris schlosberg is at bk asset management, and joins us now great to speak to you. and i want to start with this dramatic move we've seen that's been coming for a number of days and weeks now in the dollar have we seen the dollar, the strength in the dollar peak, and if so, what was driving it in the first place, the fact that we saw the fed on the aggressive tightening cycle. >> yeah, i think yesterday's cbi number fts was a game changer

those well walt disney have their new ceo and old ceo and investors like it, it's up more than 9%, amgenmicrosoft on the list, honeywell also all among the dow winners. let's take a look at the s&p 500 winners disney again, i can't even read that, becton dickenson, ross stores, up nearly 2% so there you have some of the winners on the s&p and the nasdaq there you go, amgen on there, microsoft, again ross stores, some of the winners on nasdaq. let's move on, shall we? take a look at this hit the headline if you will. the basement strategy is working for democrats. who wrote that? joe concha wrote that and he asks will politicians avoid the press forever? interesting concept. he'll be here, put wiser found a way to get rid of its surplus of beer and more of an incentive to win the world cup, we'll get into that, and ye formerly con yeah west made a big announcement to twitter. he made an announcement about 2024 we'll bring you the details after this. (woman 1) i just switched to verizon business unlimited. it's just right for my little business. unlimited premium data. unlimited hotspot da

merck is there, j & j, amgen, chevron, united health is the winners on the dow.li lilly. i see a lot of drug and vaccine companies. nasdaq winner again, biogen, advance micro devices, amgen. >> amd got two upgrades i'll tell you more later on. stuart: up she goes 2%. thanks, susan. coming up, crime so out of control in seattle, that one coffee shop no longer accepts cash. we'll hear from the owner. and i have to ask her whose to blame for this crime spree in seattle? and now that the mid-terms are over, speaker pelosi is turning to 2024. roll tape. >> so do you think president biden should run again? >> yes, i do. he has been a great president. he has a great record to run on. stuart: great record to run on. okay, what about crime, inflation and the border? we will get into it and we will be back. going down the only road i've ever known, like a drifter i was born to walk alone ♪ it's nice to unwind after a long week of telling people how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! (limu squawks) he's a natural. only pay for wh

. >> look at amgen >> also eli lilly as well in the space.ly, they have sales that will be enormous. they're not relying as much on alzheimer's. i'm not that optimistic. >> if you look at amgen, it's taken out that blow-off top that led to a pullback in the stock when there was a question about the efficacy of some of that data i would get back to the ibb and what these companies are giving you. they're giving you free cash flow, balance sheets, valuations that are not difficult and one of the best charts of any sectors out there. >>> coming up, the china challenge. president biden meeting with xi jinping earlier today. the impact it could have on u.s./china relations that's next. "fast money" is back in two. >>> get your trades to go with the "fast money" podcast catch us any time, any way follow today on your favorite 'rba rhtft tpp wee ckig aerhis. esg is responsible investing. who's responsible for building esg into your investments? at pgim, the pursuit is on for outperformance. as active investors, to outdeliver with customized strategi

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dow winners on the screen and top of the list, amgen backseat up there and merck, verizon, mcdonaldsop s&p 500 winners topped by kroger and solar edge and dr horton there and nasdaq composite and gilead sciences back on the list and ross stores, american electric power. coming up, john fetterman defeated trump-backed dr. oz in the pennsylvania senate race. so does the gop have a trump problem? i'll ask liz peak later in the show. the race for senate in arizona too close to call but listen to what msnbc rachel mato had to said about political intimidations at elections there. >> one of the things we have to think about is the fact that arizona is an open carry state and a lot of far right in arizona has been willing to use their open carry privilege as a form of political intimidation. stu: okay, there's a lot more on the arizona mess coming up for you. the majority of voters say inflation was their number one issue and that president biden is to blame. more on the fox news voter analysis after this. ♪ stu: governor desantis in florida said his win was a huge win for the ages and dona

you do have amgen rallying strongly after a pretty good trial result for its obesity cholesterol drugchipmakers are leading the charge. the sox up almost 3%. what stuck out to me is you are looking at a bond rally today. you have the 10 year yield down seven basis points, even though we have a heavy week of auctions. i will call this the opposite of a concession. we will see how that goes. if you look under the hood of this rally, it is the old economy that is leading the gains. have dupont almost 9% higher, bowing up 2.7%. if you look over the past 4.5 weeks boeing is up something like 40% or so. on the other hand you have some of your tech down. we are talking about lyft, talking about take-two. lyft in particular down 21%. those shares hovering around an all-time low as they cap with uber -- continues to widen. you do have an s&p 500 rallying strongly. it did pop above its 50 day moving average. it is above 3800. if these gains today hold this will be a three-day rally for the s&p 500. have not seen too many of those since about labor day. alix: thanks a lot, really appreciate it.

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a flavor what's americaing merck, johnson & johnson, health care stocks on the rise, amgen adding most to the dow along with j&j. >>> coming up on the show, speak to bruce richards from marathon asset management oversees $23 billion in capital and has been bearish lately find out where he's looking for opportunities now in the credit market. >>> plus, speak with the ceo for a read on food inflation just how many consumers are willing to pay now at the grocery store. straight to the mashgds abc with senior markets commentator mike santoli as always. put on steady after a giant rally last week. >> sara, that's the observation. market's holding on to nearly 6% gain in the s&p. last week second day in a row. right at the 4,000 level briefly got there friday trading a little above today interesting to me in part where it takes us back to. this market come down since january. first crack below 4,000 in early part of may. when the fed stepped up its rate of tinting to half a percentage point at the may meeting, early may. got an april cpi report. 8.3% causing another round of fear about tight

tesla, apple, meta the strength is in microsoft, which is an outlier then staples like pepsico, amgena record number of americans to miss work and wall street is buzzing about the impact on the economy. >>> and you can listen to closing bell on the go by following your fore avitpodcast app. we'll be right back. >>> what is wall street buzzing about? six days at record number of parents are missing work yiright now. 100,000 americans missed work last month because of childcare problems that's worse than at the height of covid it's clearly a drag on productivity and could exacerbate worker shortages in a tight labor market why is this happening? if you've got kids, you know, there's this quadruple threat of infections flu, covid, cold, and rsv. we talked to dr. gunppta about t he says kids are at risk because two years of masking has weakened natural immunity and many beds meant pr children have been converted to adult beds during the pandemic. that means there's no slack in the system when we need it more than ever. he also points out many pediatric hospitals are closed because economi

up 400 points on the dow jones industrial average home depot and caterpillar, the only losers are amgench is barely lower. s&p 500 is up 1.4% which means it's up a percent for the week nasdaq up 1. % every sector closing out in the green. bonds are catching all very supportive. apple, nvidia, microsoft and alphabet are rebounding in a big way. that's it for me on "closing bell." now to "overtime" with scott wopner >>> sara, thank you very much. welcome, everybody, to "overtime. i'm scott wopner you heard the bells. just getting started from post 9 here at the stock exchange sofi's liz young will be with me and whether she reignites stocks to the end of the year the push/pull of the market and the catalyst that could cut pull the catapult your money. does a catalyst

amgen, biogen, gilead, vertex, the moves are sharply higher vertex pharma is up 44% year-to-date michaelat's behind it, and why could this move even higher? >> two things. one is that vertex has been a great growth story it's been a great story. importantly, over the last six months, a lot of pipeline data came out without going into all of them, they certainly have three or four more drugs coming out and reading out data there's a new non-opioid, no non-addictive pain pill. data next year which could be huge non-opioid drug facing data next year that is a good story no generics. pipeline coming on a lot of the other is through the pipeline. >> of the rest of the group, gilead is up the least amount, up 18% year-to-date. what's gilead's story moving into 2023? >> this one, if you look back and pull up the chart, that's with tun that is, unfortunately, the worst. it's got the least expectations, the most under-owned of all these stocks hasn't done anything since the blast to the past. all of a sudden, people figured out, boy, this is the cheapest trading at 9 or 10 times got a 4% dividend

only walt disney, amgen and 3m dragging a little bit. but home depot down, chevron at the very top.a man who owns 43 restaurant restaurants across the country says he's being forced to double his prices just to keep up with inflation. he says customers are at their limit. i would imagine so. that restaurant other than, cameron mitchell, joins me next. ♪ everyone's got a hungry heart, everybody's got a hungry heart. ♪ lay down your money and you play your part -- ♪ everybody's got a hungry heart ♪ people ready to support you when you need it most? christian health care ministries is an organization with over 40 years of trusted care who understands the importance of family. a group that sees you for who you are regardless of your health history. offering values-based affordable health care cost solutions for people just like you and me. learn more today at your chm.org about healthcare that puts you in control. a must in your medicine cabinet! less sick days! cold coming on? zicam is the number one cold shortening brand! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. i

verizon, chevron -- oil prices down today, so the energy sector down, and amgen bringing up the rearza shop has been handing out free thanksgiving meals for more than 20 years, how great is that? their transition started when -- tradition started when the owner wanted an excuse to skip dinner at his in-laws. that's hysterical. we'll have that story next, don't go away. ♪ come on over, come on in. ♪ pull up a seat, take a load off your feet. ♪ come on over, come on in. ♪ you can unwind and take a load a off your mind ♪ ashley: thanksgiving the tomorrow and, by the way, or turkey fryers have become very popular over the years, but now some firefighters in bakersfield, california, demonstrating exactly how not to fry a turkey, as you can tell from that video. some recommendations, by the way, include not overfilling the pot with oil, make sure the turkey is thawed out properly and, lastly, do not lower the turkey into the pot too fast because, guess what? it can just explode into flames. so keep that in mind if you're going to do that this year. this thanksgiving, by the way, setting up

united health and merck and amgen helping prevent the dow from bigger losses and alibaba higher, despite results that showed slower growth, as china's strict covid policies weighed on consumer spending. it's up more than 6.5% hopes that those policies will be eased may be behind some of the stock gain today now to the bond markets where rates are rising following hawkish comments from fed presidents, especially james bullard. rick is tracking the action for us hello, rick. >> hello, contessa and all you need to do is look at a two-year note one of the shorter maturities, to see how james bullard's comments affectedthe market. maybe they would have been higher because yesterday was one of those days there was so much short covering the treasury comp flex, we saw yields drop dramatically, but he had a big effect on the shorter maturities but the further down the curve you go, the less of an effect it had. and if you look at an october 1st of hyg, sand i picked a hig yield etf for reason the high yield or less investment grade securities usually deteriorate which means you want to see the h

biggest adder to the dow is amgen today and on the downside.k at the s&p 500 which is higher by almost one full percentage point again, noted energy has climbed to the top of the list, up 1.7%. technology is having a strong day. so is communications services. that's in the lead right now because you've got a big rally in some of these names not just meta. it's dish network which is up 10% today, paramount, live nation, and second day in a row for gains on the dow and s&p into "overtime" scott wapner >>> i'm scott wapner twoum "overtime. earnings about to drop the including lyft and activision and take two along with trip advisor. our report remembers standing by everything you need to know, and we're going to follow the stocks moves as they happen in "overtime. we begin with our talk of the tape today's rally and the resilience of this market despite a series of serious risks can stocks find some fractio

the bottom yesterday, investors coming in and picking up some stocks, proctor and gamble, boeing and amgenle up 1.5% at 37 , so checking a look at the nasdaq as we mentioned its been a tough road for the nasdaq but up 2% right out of the gate today, at 10, 544. let's take a look at these big tech names all up nicely across-the-board. apple up two and one-third, meta up 2.6%, alphabet up 3%. okay, let's look at some of the individual stocks, draftkings reporting before the bell. how did they do lauren? lauren: well, some are making money, and the good news is revenue doubled from last year because they are pushing into more markets. they are offering fewer promotions that helps, monthly paying customers up 22%, and revenue per-customer more than doubling to $100 but the stock is down 14% and when you talk to the ceo, jason robbins, ashley, in the next hour, you can ask him, what exactly is going on with wall street's reaction. ashley: yeah, because those numbers look pretty impressive. we'll ask him later on. let's take a look at meta well- below $100 a share. where do they rank by the way,

look at the dow, amgen at new highs, caterpillar, honeywell, mcdonald's have done u-shapes.hat is fine and dandy. the problem is i don't think they can last too long if the nasdaq doesn't start to shape up soon i think trouble ahead. watching ahead very closely. charles: i think revenge of captain of the football teams. the nerds had their way for the last 20 years. now the captain of the football team who went to work for caterpillar who is winning. stay with that, gary this is always something you talked about, zombie companies. i don't think people realize how many zombie companies there are. 1% of the s&p are zombie companies. they make no money. they have been able to borrow money. rates with negative a lot of free cash. 2020, 2021, all that money look how many zombie companies we had. it started to pull back. the reason i ask you about this, gary, some stocks are traded $200 a share, now they are eight bucks, 10 bucks. people are tented to buy those. do you warn them no matter what price they stay away? >> i think a lot of them are down for the count. that is not just

amgen, walmart and coca coal barely in the positive, but all the rest in the red.k at apple there. lagging behind with all of the stuff going on in china, and especially that foxconn factory. as for the s&p, down three- quarters of a percent at 39.97 let's take a look at the nasdaq that has so much exposure to the big tech names. that index down just over half a percent down six-tenths of a percent and let's take a look at some of the big tech names if we can. amazon on the upside up nearly 1 % but then meta, microsoft, alphabet and again apple trailing. apple down around 2%. all right, talking of apple let's start there. good morning to you, susan li. >> good morning. ashley: let me ask you this. is the unrest in china hurting production? >> yeah, possibly, around 6 million iphone 14 pros in particular that could be delayed because these china covid disruptions according to bloomberg so it could be more. it could be less, depending on how covid goes in china and whether or not these unrests get quelled, and that large china iphone factory by the way makes a majori

amgen had some good medical news on an anti-obesity drug, but boeing, caterpterpillar and honeywell, these have had spectacular runs these are all up close to 20% since the middle third week or so of october. so what's happened is, tech stocks have sort of fallen back a little bit, recently, and some other groups, like industrials have really come up. these big names, boeing, caterpillar, honeywell have had great, great runs. today on the s&p 500, we have some earnings reports, mosaic was better than expected, and that's dragging up some of the overall material sector. norwegian cruise line is doing -- had a very good earnings report. and that's dragging up some of the travel stocks. for example, royal caribbean is having a nice day. so earnings still matter it's not all green, necessarily, though lyft shares are having a terrible day they're down rather dramatically there was, you know, signs of bigger competition there from uber, stolen growth. there was a whole bunch of analysts i lost track of them, at least a dozen analyst who is slashed their price targets by a very, very large

stuart: of the dow 30 are up nicely so, merck, mcdonald's and amgen are not.n the dow, which is up close to a thousand points. after months of attacks on maga republicans the president is changing his tune. he now says he wants to unite the country. can he do that? katie pavlich answers the question, next. ♪ hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. i was 424 pounds and my doctor was recommending weight loss surgery. to avoid the surgery, i had to make a change. so i decided to go with golo and it's changed my life. well, we fell in love through gaming. but now the internet lags and it throws the whole thing off. when did you first discover this lag? i signed us up for t-mobile home internet. ugh! but, we found other interests. i guess we have. [both] finch! let's go! oh yeah! it's not the same. what could you do to solve the problem? we could get xfinity? that's actually super adult of you to suggest. i can't wait to squad up. i love it when you talk nerdy to me. guy, guys, guys, we're still in session. and i don't know what the heck you're talking abou

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fedex was being invented, amgen was being invented, apple was being invented, microsoft was being invented, oracle was being invented, southwest airline, all these things that nobody saw at the time were rising up, and fedex created a whole new industry and the rise of the pcs created a whole new industry. nobody foresaw that in the 1960s like that or what it would do to a mainframe computers. so these people who say well, or in a time where all the inventions are over, no way. people out there working in garages and elsewhere, coming up with things we can't even imagine especially in healthcare. the government doesn't smother healthcare. you're seeing a lot of research and hope i'm at an age where i would like some of these breakthroughs to happen where in combating diseases some major big things are in the offing. so people's inventiveness you have an open environment and allow it is endless, coming up with things that other people didn't foresee. there's a book a few years ago about musk and the rise and others, the rise of paypal, credit card companies and banks of the time when that w

we know three companies that they at least have had some conversations with amgen, santa fe, j&j andry 10th is now the date at which one or all need to come up with some sort of actual firm intention to make an offer or else you kind of go on your time-out period. so, we'll keep an eye on it. it will be a very large deal >> huge. >> this is not a small company we're talking well over $20 billion. people make their decisions there in terms of what this company is worth, but clearly seems to have been an auction mode, guys and again, an area that we have seen a lot of interest in being rare disease where there are certain benefits, as i mentioned, including, perhaps, less reimbursement issues, not as dependent on a large sales force. remember genzyme that was kind of the first to go >> remember that >> but again, also, carl, speaks to the fact -- you asked me last week there is a bead to m&a right now. there is perhaps more than we might have anticipated we'll see whether they get to the finish line here >> all right >> j&j's mentioned because of the med? that's device. >> this is diff

i amgen fer casarian and i work here at san francisco international airport.he 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

bristol myers and same with merck and amgen.se are the top five that are positive on the year to date basis and dividend yield of 2.5% if you want to look for any dividend yield with the same parameters those 7 stocks go to 14. if you are curious, andrew, what the 14 stocks are, head to my twitter feed @thedomino. i posted the yields for you to p peruse >> i am perusing i'm going there as we sp speak @thedomino thanks, dom. >>> we go straight to austria with the first fisker suv rolling off the production line. we have the ceo next. >>> and barry sternlicht will talk crypto and more the ceo will be with us at the top of the seven back in a moment >> announcer: currency check is sponsored by interactive brokers. the professionals gateway to the world's markets. thanks to avalara we can calculate sales tax on almost anything, anywhere, automatically. avalarahhhhh. what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh. filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh. managing exemption certificates? ahhhhhh. business license guidance? ahhhhhh. does it connect with