the question is, yes, if you're going to go for the gusto, beta is one area to do it and beta is associatedith often deep cyclical type names. the point here xlb or xlf, xli here, you're going to get torque out of this area of the market more so than the other. >>> t-mobile gaining ground in the last few months more recently on report this is week that it is unifying the telecommunication giant sprint under the t-mobile brand tony, what are you looking to do >> i really like t-mobile. i've liked this for quite some time i really see this as a bit of a drug -- destructor in the wireless carrier space this is something that t-mobile is not shy about, going after both at&t and verizon customers and competing on them based on price alone. if we look at the chart, you've had a very constructive chart, a breakout above that $100 level i think taehe earnings announcement next week is the catalyst you need to continue higher it's the only wireless carrier outperforming the sector itself. while at&t and verizon are severely underperforming this stock is not only beating it its peers, but also the se

>> well, i just don't want beta to the reopening trade i keep talking about the correlation. you're going to get a high correlation. you're seeing better tsa data. you're up 6 or 700% in terms of daily traders at the bottom. you're still 70% where we were for me, that's problematic we will continue to recover but the question is where does the demand mad r plateau i fear it plateaus at a level that's difficult for the airlines we're thinking of larger carriers what is the exposure to business travel look like what's the exposure to international travel and valuation. they all have 50% revenue exposure that concerns me delta does look better in terms of exposure to international travel, 10% to united. it looks better than a stock like united. i think delta is better positioned but i don't necessarily love the position. >> more "options action. tune in friday at 5:30 p.m. eastern time. >>> coming up, you have questions and our traders have answers. one viewer is asking about salesforce we'll tell you how to play the stock. speaking about salesforce, he has a big lineup the ceos

i understand the one at jfk, which is your beta testing one, is about nine rooms wide.d again, right now you are only doing tsa agents and pilots, correct? >> we started launching our focus on airline and airport employees. this is the front line work force that we are trying to get back to work and get our airports going. we will be expanding to the public probably in a few weeks. but we offer both types of tests. we do pcr nasal swab testing and also blood antibody testing. people can come in, tsa agents and pilots and custodians and ground crews, and they can get one or both tests, if they indicate different things. we send it to outside labs, the same labs major hospitals use. liz: okay. i'm sorry, that's news to me. you are expanding to passengers next week? or in a couple of weeks? >> in a few weeks, initially we wanted to start off with just airline and airport employees. but especially as more and more states are putting in quarantines in place, this could play a vital role in giving people the confidence to travel and know they may be able to shorten their quar

of your boy in this in beta male you want to know which medication older people need which doses and their degree of tolerance. and of course they also want to know the effect of that medication on the heart and circulation and other functions in the body room or and under or from tone in copper bun flows in. previous studies have already shown that some heart medication shortens women's lives but not those of men. this new study covers more than just physical examinations participants also answer range of questions about their daily routines the aim here is to determine any differences in the my styles of men and women. what i find interesting is having the results afterwards which gives me a better assessment of myself so. soft i can see what condition i am in relative to my age both physically and mentally. the study also incorporates a new measurement procedures this blood pressure test for example delivers far more data than would be the case at general practitioners it also takes into account that order was become stiffer with old age without that factor there's a danger of the

ari: what i'm showing with the yellow line is high beta versus low volatility.pped in 2018, bottomed in 2020. it is now turning higher again. i overlaid it with the nasdaq 100 to show that recent action has not grown. the nasdaq has paused through this. tech has outperformed more than any other sector six months after a major low going back to 1932. historically speaking, there is no better early cycle or -- better early cycle idea than buying technology. abigail: you are a fan of technology. last fall when you joined at a time when we were seeing what felt like a rotation out of growth into value. you made the case there that you are making now that it is not a rotation out of growth. growth is causing as value is catching up. perhaps a nice buying opportunity if the pause continues. amazon down for a third day in a row. the longest moving straight since the end of may. will be interesting to check back in on your views the next time you join us. thanks for your thoughts today. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i am supportive of government acting in the a

no use to women others can have a stronger effect on women then on men that applies especially to beta blockers the consequences can be dangerous incorrect prescriptions can have negative side effects and even require detoxification. that's pretty common people rarely think that side effects or overdoses could be the cause of their symptoms. and that's why women aren't getting the right advice on why side effects might be ignored to begin with. but apart from medication invasive treatments such as heart catheter exams pose higher risks for women including even stop loss. if their blood vessels are more sensitive so there's a higher risk we might injure them that's why we insert softer tubes that are very gentle to vessel walls. in heart catheterization a cardiologist inserts a long very thin tube through an artery or vein to the heart the doctor uses it to locate the constriction which triggered the infarction. here a plastic tube or standards being inserted to widen the constriction. because women tend to have more problems after receiving a stent and better uses digital imagery which

no use to women others can have a stronger effect on women then on men that applies especially to beta blockers the consequences can be dangerous incorrect prescriptions can have negative side effects and even require detoxification. often did it come in people rarely think that side effects or overdoses could be the cause of their symptoms. and that's why women aren't getting the right advice on why side effects might be ignored to begin with. but apart from medication invasive treatments such as heart catheter exams pose higher risks for women including even start last. few if their blood vessels are more sensitive so there's a higher risk we might injure them that's why we insert softer tubes that are very gentle to vessel walls. 'd in heart catheterization a cardiologist inserts a long very thin tube through an artery or vein to the heart the doctor uses it to locate the constriction which triggered the infarction. here a plastic tube or standards being inserted to widen the constriction. because women tend to have more problems after receiving a stent old fly and better uses digit

apple warns the beta version is not for every day use and may have bugs and could stop working and loser data. >>> we are coming to the end of week 17 of our new life. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri with our weather forecast and gopher forecast. >> yes, i got it all covered in my impromptu weather center i just put together. we are going to talk about how i hope to keep the gophers out of my plants. coming up, and so stay tuned for that. we will get to the forecast first. there have been high clouds moving over ahead today and up against the coastline you will see in the first graphic here we are looking at fog moving in. this is from mount tam, so this fog and the cooler ocean breeze, that's the only thing that saved us from getting 105-degree heat right now. could have been quite a bit hotter. as we roll through tomorrow's forecast, upper 50s and low 60s and patchy fog near the peninsula, also at the immediate coastline. it will bring us down to 59 for the peninsula and 59 for the tri-valley. as we move through tomorrow, no big changes on the temperatures. this w

andrew beer, dynamic beta investments founder.is bloomberg. ♪ alix: larry kudlow, the national economic advisor was just speaking to the press. he says the gop plan provides an extension and increase for the loan program. he says in july he expects to be solid and could see a moderation in the v-shaped recovery. v -- maybe strongly not as strong a v as we thought, but we are going to help you. guy: larry is quite a positive guy by nature. the fact he is talking about moderation of the recovery, that is something a lot of people have realized, the fact you now have larry kudlow talking about that as well is in invictus -- is an indication that the initial up phase where we saw that mechanical process of the economy getting back on its feet, that is beginning to moderate. and i think that is a significant development head of an election in which the economy and virus going to be critical factors. neither of those numbers are moving in the right direction. alix: president trump cannot run on economic record right now. pelicans are go

and 60s raffling betas really above 60 as i mentioned for the city.ing to drop down to the 50s all these wretched areas and there's a bunch indicating where the thickest fog is going to be as a result of tuesday morning spreading inland cloud cover y back up like it did today towards the coast where it's going to be pretty tough hatuda theraturesmost exactly normal for july and when is going to be about where they will be today. for the most part sustained winds 10 to 15 mile-per-hour range with strong discuss right along the coast and if you head up the delta fairfield getting some starter customer in the afternoon, temperatures exactly where they're supposed to be mid-july within one or two degrees of our averages, mid to upper 60s 70 degrees around the bay with mid to upper 70s, low 80s on the south end of the bay, and into the santa valley. low clouds are locked in place and warmest temperatures further use, is a 90 degrees but thfor july, below 90 is bonus territory mostly in the middle portion of the 80s for the tri-valley admits upper 60s to be

that maybe their lack of game practice until then could pose as a potential problem well as a non beta will so but now of course there were many fans of this game because of the pandemic what was the atmosphere like there were no supporters i mean it's definitely something to get used to i myself have covered so many german cup finals both inside and outside of the stadium and usually what you have is you have thousands of people come to this you have festivities stab start i was and i was in advance before the actual match and none of that was britain was so quiet yesterday so you do get the feeling that something is missing it's as if almost i mean it's really difficult to even find words to describe it but it's as if you're watching football with the sound off but there is sound this is so strange for the players. and it is because thomas miller as well from by and unique he also said he was asked is exactly this question and he said that it was kind of sad being in this big stadium where you handed a trophy and the minute you lift it there's nobody there to cheer you on so it's not

i think it has a really high beta during economic recession nar periods. they are trying to reach a different audience they tried to sell a cheaper line of bikes to capture a broader audience i think this is a short term call it wouldn't be something i would want to hold longer term >> jim, what do you think here >> i would not own this stock. their main business is to baby boomers. obviously that market is shrinking. gen z and millennials don't seem to like them as much >> the reason analyst and citi did initiate a buy is the recent stock price reflects a near term collapse but gives no credit for the significant turn around potential under a new ceo. we did mention that before i wanted to put that out there >>> we also have some kaucalls from goldman sachs the analyst team downgrading intel to a sell. jim, you own intel what do you think of a sell rating >> that seems a bit dramatic to me listen, intel, the last several quarters it's been easy to hate intel going into the quarter and then frankly they have out performed. i would expect the same thing her

now the beta version is available for to public to test.t features requested updates like changing your default browser apps among other things. it is the beta version may have bugs and it may stop working and lose your data. >>> sometime for our clear the shelters segment featuring pets in need. usually we have a bet who needs to be adopted. this week it is different. the shelter offers summer camps for kids and visit senior living facilities. obviously those are canceled. but these are called camp pets in need buddy boxes. they have worksheets, supplies, and video content that educate children and adults about animal welfare. each month has a new theme. last month was how to run an animal shelter. this one is about kittens. >>> thoichks we will have another newscast for you tonight at 5:00. ♪ menutaur get a load of my southwest cheddar cheeseburger. let menutaur make it a doubleeee, yeah! it's beautiful! say what? i said it's bea.... try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. order now with no

about 12 people that we wanted to either capture or kill bin laden i mean as i had he mohamed i was a beta etc. john kiriakou is a former cia agent after working for years as an expert middle east analyst he was appointed head of counterterrorism operations in pakistan in 2001 his task was to capture abu zubaydah are considered the al qaeda number 3 at the time. it was hard to capture him because he knew that we were looking for him you know i had only been there 2 weeks and we got word that i was a bit i was somewhere in the country. so we had to narrow it down but we couldn't because every day he's moving to a different city every single day we know this now from his diaries we captured his diaries to so we knew that he knew that we were looking for him and we were close we were like one day behind at the most 2 days behind so we we flew in a large team half cia half f.b.i. and we broke down the door of 14 places at exactly the same time at 2 o'clock in the morning and sure enough we found him in the final sight so we put him into a helicopter that landed in the parking lot we flew to a

it's one of the lowest beta health care stocks i think it's a low risk long employing an options strategy gives you juice. >> i bet carter got an 800 on the verbal section of the s.a.t.s. that's my guess. tony, you made it very clear this is a short-term play. longer term would you still be inclined to be short >> not necessarily i think the pharma business is particularly strong. the medical devices business which took a short-term loss as a result of covid-19, i expect that recover fairly quickly and the consumer business is holding up fairly well i like this long-term. i was only short for a fairly short amount of time. >> check out our website optionsaction.cnbc.com >>> what's the deal with retail stocks sometime the there's a reason to get flooded with coupons how to find out if you're getting a discount or a last-ditch sales tactic. >>> calling all "options actions" fans. tweets your questions. if it's nice, we'll answer it on-air ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> retail one of the hardest hit groups during the pandemic with some of the most recognizable names filing for bankruptcy and others on

jack: a high beta pick, for sure. a.m., what are you looking at?goldman sachs, abby joseph cohen picked technology, they peddle in air quality among other things. jack: that's very important right now. carlton, what are you looking at? >> looking at the vendy. they control a senate portion of the music -- significant portion of the music that spotify streams, and shares could increase by 50%. jack: all those picks and more are in barron's right now with, of course, round table members' arguments for them. to read more, of course, check out barron's.com. also check us out on twitter. we'll see you next week. wear your mask, be healthy and stay tuned to "barron's stay tuned to "barron's male: if my people-- female: who are called by my name-- male: will humble themselves-- female: and pray and seek my face-- male: and turn from their wicked ways-- male: then will i hear from heaven-- female: and forgive their sin-- female: and heal their land. announcer: visit us online at awakeamerica2020.com. announcer: coming up next on "leading the way." dr. mich

no use to women others can have a stronger effect on women then on men that applies especially to beta blockers the consequences can be dangerous incorrect prescriptions can have negative side effects and even. choir detoxification. the speedy comment people rarely think that side effects or overdoses could be the cause of their symptoms. and that's why women aren't getting the right advice on why side effects might be ignored to begin with. but apart from medication invasive treatments such as heart catheter exams pose higher risks for women including even force. their blood vessels are more sensitive so there's a higher risk we might injure them that's why we insert softer tubes that are very gentle to vessel walls. in heart catheterization a cardiologist inserts a long very thin tube through an artery or vein to the heart the doctor uses it to locate the constriction which triggered the infarction. here a plastic tube or standards being inserted to widen the constriction. because women tend to have more problems after receiving a stent oath landmass or uses digital imagery which all

it's one of the lowest beta health care stocks i think it's a low risk long employing an options strategy gives you juice. >> i bet carter got an 800 on the verbal section of the s.a.t.s. that's my guess. tony, you made it very clear this is a short-term play. longer term would you still be inclined to be short >> not necessarily i think the pharma business is particularly strong. the medical devices business which took a short-term loss as a result of covid-19, i expect that recover fairly quickly and the consumer business is holding up fairly well i like this long-term. i was only short for a fairly short amount of time. >> check out our website opti s optionsaction.cnbc.com ♪ ♪ ♪ gimme one minute... and i'll tell you some important things to know about medicare. first, it doesn't pay for everything. say this pizza is your part b medical expenses. this much - about 80% - medicare will pay for. what's left is on you. that's where an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company comes in. this type of plan helps pay some of what medicare doesn't. t

i think the challenge be beta is part and parcel of a balanced agreement and there is no need at all. to that. you can clearly start from the assumption that we have not asked the same volume of rebates as only others in order to make a compromise possible but we were able to do quite a lot for the new germany and now you know that the legislative act is debated at the commission table out it's. debated in the council it needs to be adopted with a qualified majority and this we have need to continue to work on this legislative act we've also said that in the european council we will seize. we will be seas was a matter if there are still open questions. in our conclusions we are committed to on the one hand upholding the. accepting the principles of financing in the european union and safeguarding it and also upholding other principle of respect for rule of law. for. respecting rights basic rights and. we refer to this but i must say that i refused to single out one or 2 countries that may be of land fall under this legal act and then such as to act this is a general and what sort of s

jack: a high beta pick, for sure. a.m., what are you looking at?ith goldman sachs, abby joseph cohen picked technology, they peddle in air quality among other things. jack: that's very important right now. carlton, what are you looking at? >> looking at the vendy. they control a senate portion of the music -- significant portion of the music that spotify streams, and shares could increase by 50%. jack: all those picks and more are in barron's right now with, of course, round table members' arguments for them. to read more, of course, check out barron's.com. also check us out on twitter. we'll see you next week. wear your mask, be healthy and stay tuned to "barron's ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bart bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend, everybody. thanks so much for joining us. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. we are happy you are with us this weekend. in just a few moments, i'll be speaking with the president and ceo of

jack: a high beta pick, for sure. a.m., what are you looking at?ity among other things. jack: that's very important right now. carlton, what are you looking at? >> looking at the vendy. they control a senate portion of the music -- significant portion of the music that spotify streams, and shares could increase by 50%. jack: all those picks and more are in barron's right now with, of course, round table members' arguments for them. to read more, of course, check out barron's.com. also check us out on twitter. we'll see you next week. wear your mask, be healthy and stay tuned to "barron's utututututututututututututututut out to that effect. more to come later today on fox business. lou dobbs right now. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. president trump a week ago served notice on radical dems and the left in this country that they are often in conflict, often violently with this nation's values, culture and law and that the u.s. government will no longer ignore or tolerate their lawless conduct and often vicious assaults on our heritage, our history an

jack: a high beta pick, for sure. a.m., what are you looking at?h goldman sachs, abby joseph cohen picked technology, they peddle in air quality among other things. jack: that's very important right now. carlton, what are you looking at? >> looking at the vendy. they control a senate portion of the music -- significant portion of the music that spotify streams, and shares could increase by 50%. jack: all those picks and more are in barron's right now with, of course, round table members' arguments for them. to read more, of course, check out barron's.com. also check us out on twitter. we'll see you next week. wear your mask, be healthy and stay tuned to "barron's (announcer) the following is a sponsored program for prostagenix, furnished by prostatereport.com. (upbeat music) ♪ hi, this is larry king. over 30 million men in america have prostrate problems. i know, i was one of them. and all these natural prostate supplements like the ones i have here in front of me are everywhere. drugstores, health food stores, on the internet, and all over tv, sel

like a good idea for the environment now let's take a look at another example for the change for the beta designs in the indian ocean is in jeopardy as a result of climate change and the depletion of not sure resources. and good sondra like so many islands along this african coastline but the community forests. 0 is helping people are dropped by planting trees changing their farming methods and keeping the the results i impressive we went through the time i learned a quarter of the course of pemba island to see for ourselves. nowadays it's difficult to make your way through the dense woodland. 10 years ago this land used to be barren activist. and he's n.g.i. has brought it back to life. the organization encourages local communities to plant trees install solar panels build fuel efficient cooking stuff and harvest rainwater as a result the tons in the island has witnessed a turnaround. and i can do about it up to get somebody who now the community is very well versed in the issue of tree planting and as i have a new combo i make one now with a one. some years ago the people of cocoa to us

virus and one day soon or believes the process could save thousands or even millions of lives simeon beta is one of those volunteers and says it soon as his friend told him. about the human challenge trials he felt compelled to join the cause i felt like it was calling me. and that it was like kind of even my duty similar to the way i feel like a soldier must feel or firefighter that this is a duty to society to the country and to the world as a whole i'd be rurik communications director for one day sooner or believes while there are still risks involved it's much lower for those who are young and healthy according to the c.d.c. 92 percent of all over $1000.00 hospitalizations involve underlying conditions beda thinks it makes sense for the younger generation to step in and help fight this virus so i think of course the coronavirus has effects that we don't even know about in the long term and is extremely dangerous in the short term which is why we're seeing what's happening to the world right now. but i think it's a calculated risk i think people are under 30 have see how the rate of le

time it took patients to recover then rendez appear did people who took the combination of interferon beta one b. low producer a very rich on a very and reiber vernon got better in 7 days as opposed to 12 days for those who didn't take it yet there is no mad rush to get those drugs why is that maybe it's due at least in part to the fact that that treatment hasn't been the subject of a major marketing campaign no marketing campaign how are people supposed to irrationally demand your medicines if there are least 80000 commercials telling them to do sell by the way but that be a lesson to remember to ask your doctor for to interfere on low for regular never mind. so the drugs actually work better than rem does appear and yet they don't have a marketing campaign each of the 3 drugs in the new combination is generic or no longer under patent which means that no company stands to profit significantly from its use right i ride ride ride ride ride dad why there is no marketing campaign only the insanely ridiculously profitable drugs are worth hyping the cheap ones and simply save lives * those are

in that has a disaster beta plus the recession also affects people of color more. all of this has come together and all these protests and uprisings one sees that's not going to go away. and all 3 of those have been made worse by donald trump and the types of policies he's pursued so i really do think. all of this will be with us for some time it's not something where we're going to get over it any time soon we'll talk about that a bit later as well but before we continue let us take a look at how the different elements of that combustible brew blend together. the usa is in its 4th year under donald trump. for many americans his presidency stands for racism and social injustice longstanding problems that have intensified during the corona crisis millions of americans have no health insurance no apartment and no job despite improving slightly the unemployment rate is still the highest it's been since world war 2 the patriotic festivities on the 4th of july can't distract from these issues. and i don't really see much to celebrate in america right now i'm not seeing

seems to be a problem a study by an anti extremism think tank has found hundreds of accounts have a beta detection by exploiting technologies and loopholes along them to stay active for months now one technique was content masking by mixing pro i was so material in videos with genuine content from real news outlets like france 24 b.b.c. and a number of others some videos were edited to begin with content that on the face of it seemed innocuous or bland as the sympathizers also infiltrated common threads to share links to known jihadi sites and they coordinated raids on other facebook pages including the us military. the report says the accounts also gloated about being able to play the system researchers found almost $300.00 price all accounts managing to slip past facebook's moderators site says it has 0 tolerance for terrorist pop propaganda and has now removed all of those accounts we spoke with internet law expert here cohen who says it doesn't take much for harmful content to achieve its goal. only indoctrination is extremely dangerous there are people who are addicted to the materi

but it's also worth it in the sense as well because the president because accentuated an exhaustive beta creates this thing socio economic trip with regard to poverty particularly interest sex with racism the fact that these protests have been launched in the midst of a pat down but it's even more striking remarkable symbol of the remarkable is the fact that there are young people in the band dark these folks that tends to suggest that there will be a long jump at sea to these protests because these young people are fired up and 3 they're hungry for change and they will not be enough with long standing persistent trends an inequality in us society being pretty lightly put before public eye nice due to a public health and economic crisis it shouldn't really be surprising that a diverse coalition political voices has decided to take action but will their action be heard and make it difference it will come up and archie new york. going to be running today the pre-show a company this morning this is an international chillingly for updates often. i don't want to justify all the money printing

vaccine could be ready by as soon as december so this reopening trade is fading and the rotation of high beta stock is also slowing down and in the near term it's going to be difficult to find anything compelling so really the only thing that's going to be leading the market right now is going to be tech names as well as the fed. crissy our thanks for your expert analysis. global markets are mixed this week as they could tell you to react to a resurgence of coronavirus cases worldwide let's start in russia where the mo x. is down on the week the ruble fell on friday after some gains throughout the week due to a decrease in oil prices and concern over a renewed lockdown now something to keep an eye on is the nation central bank data for balance of payments for the 2nd quarter of this year amid the height of the pandemic let's move to asian markets where the shanghai composite it's in the green for the week with gains early on in the week due to china's june inflation data china's national bureau of statistics showed the price index fell by 3 percent beating expectations and the composite saw a

telecommunication names but as a rally started we saw that rotation out of these names then into higher beta tech names right it seems like the pandemic trade isn't over contrasts and u.p.s. reported these huge surges what's going on there and is it still too early to rotate out. yeah it's tough to say there's a lot of mixed signals whether it's the technicals the market breath you know fewer stocks holding the market. economy just in general there's a lot of mixed signals out there but what we're going through with this pandemic is it's a change it's like a you know we kind of thought we were a tech world already but now the krona here really it's forcing a new wave of how we live life how we work people are going to be doing the rat race running commuting to work every day they're forced to stay at home they're they prefer staying home and so now we're seeing everyone spend money on technology they're turning bedrooms into offices services are being used so we're having this this world change in how we do things and of course is going to be big companies benefiting shipping companies obvio