could it be signaling a bitcoin bottom charlie lee will be here to talk why a mmsuer moon boom couldhe way for the crypto world. much more "fast money" after this thup to the challenge. the gig-speed network from comcast business gives you more. with speeds up to 20 times faster than the average. that means powering more devices, more video conferencing, and more downloads in seconds, not minutes. get fast internet and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more per month. comcast is building america's largest gig-speed network to give small businesses more. call 1-800-501-6000 today. >>> welcome back to "fast money. another exchange today with the sixth largest cryptocurrency exchange in the world announcing $30 million worth of cryptos had been stolen. by brian kelly says things are different for crypto this time around >> hey it's kind of interesting what happened here. we've had quite a few hacks this year it highlights the fact the exchanges are the weak point here also if you have your coins to the best extent of you can, don't hold them on exchanges for any period of time look at wh

on monday tether issued 250 million tokens just two days ago and some including lake coin factor charlie leed this in the past has been a precursor for prices to go up above cryptocurrencies. that's not happening either. on balance the bad news far outweigh the good news. bitcoin fell 6% in one day last week after japan's federal regulator orderered several cryptocurrencies exchanges to improve their practices against money laundering and terrorist financing and who could blame the japanese authorities. there were two break-ins at two different south korean exchanges last week and that's been a blow to security and confidence overall. they've got to get their hands around that one. back to you. >> thank you, bob. >>> our next guest says bitcoin is stuck in no man's land and there's one key level for it to come back. >> so let's take a look at the chart. there's some key points here. if we go back to the action that we've seen through the late part of 2017 and 2018, going all the way back through '16, higher lows, higher lows -- higher lows here, then we come to this point here right around 7

susan lee and charlie gasparino. i'm so glad you guys joined me. need to make sense of how the markets are handling this whole korea things. >> where did we end up today? >> up about 5 points. >> came off of session highs though. pushing closer to 2,800 for the s&p. that's the high. traders that i talked to say we could see a positive surprise. it's not just north korea and the summit. china is involved as well. we know kim jong-un flew to singapore on an air china jet. if it all goes well and there's a positive surprise, there could writ for the china and trade ret relationship as well. >> neil: the earnings have been great. the balance sheets are good. >> the economy is getting better. >> neil: and it's okay. >> yeah. everything is honky dorie in 2008, 2007. i remember when the switch went on and it wasn't. i'll say this. if donald trump gets peace in our time, the markets will go up. got you. if he doesn't do anything bad, markets he trade off. this trade stuff that he's doing, the role of the dice, the market -- right now can markets -- >> they

stance on rescue ships will be live with more on the situation there which out charlie rangel in a moment but first an arch lee who's at the e.u. summit in brussels what are the chances of getting anything agreed in the next few hours. well it's pretty slim i would say and they've certainly already reduced their aspirations the idea of getting a common approach across the block has now been jettisoned entirely and so they're talking about about bilateral agreements and so people are going to merkel the german chancellor is having small meetings on the side with people like alexis tsipras the greek prime minister and people like that it will become clear actually until friday lunchtime what they've come up with which is which is when they issue their final communique but they're talking tonight and will carry on again tomorrow but in terms the split is between what i'm going to merkel to try to hold on to some sort of humanitarian policy is calling the coalition of the willing which should be countries prepared to go through the legal obligation to look after refugees and that might be countries like greece and

have susan lee and charlie. what are you hearing now?stice department has to figure out whether they want to appeal the case. neil: i didn't understand what you are alerting us to yesterday. >> cnbc screwed up and said there definitely ruling an appeal of the judge's motion. what they ruled out was asking for a stay where would stop everything if you went to d.c. circuit court. what they're saying is let the merger go ahead. we still may appeal. they still may go to the d.c. circuit court, which is a court where there are more obama administration appointees. neil: so it's not a dead issue? >> no. it's a theoretical possibility. it will be difficult, but i think what they want to do is put everyone on notice. they consider themselves not a regulator but a law-enforcement association or authority to say we believe this deal, based on antitrust grounds is illegal. we don't want comcast to get bigger. 's. there's and use the zone because we may appeal this and we may go after that. neil: then who else is in play here. >> obviously comcast f

finding a resolution that is still kate and a moment ago to charlie angela and sicilian dominic cain in berlin first though let's go to lawrence lee who is in brussels lawrence these this divide seems to be quite deep two completely at least two completely different philosophies for for how to deal with this can you put this in some sort of perspective because certainly seems to be sounding the alarm. yes absolutely it's really a crisis on many different levels clearly initially it's a crisis about how they manage the numbers of refugees and migrants who are coming across is not a refugee crisis in the sense of a country like lebanon or jordan which is absorbing millions of people it's a refugee reception crisis and how they actually manage people particularly in countries that don't want anybody at all and so that ends still having to fall back on things like greece suggesting i might fly drones over the aegean sea to try to spot people or it's only trying to engage more help from libya to stop people from coming they can't find any way of sharing refugees and migrants out in the way that's acceptable to any of those far right co

misconception he doesn't seem in any hurry to be tearing up that's charlie angelo with us from qatar in sicily thank you for that. now you saw lawrence lee in brussels a little bit earlier he has also been out producing a series of reports from around europe we've got one of them here his most recent on the refugees taking a new and more dangerous route to europe through the balkans this is a combination here of a reporter's notebook and that on a report from lawrence lay out some pictures that he took there is well the easiest way to find it is in the more menu at the top at al-jazeera dot com his and many other reporter notebooks they have this one on the balkan route to europe and you can get in touch with us of course as well hash tag is a genuine twitter facebook what separately had a few comments coming through quite a while sayyid has been watching on facebook live is certainly not convinced by angela merkel's talk of values she said what value is the value of destroying countries so you can have cheap labor is also a facebook comment with someone is clearly split on the migrant crisis not sure if this will be resolved in brussels

doubling down on his attacks against charlie davidson a harlr announcing they would move some of the production out of the u.s. due to tariffs. joining me now, susan lee. this is one thing i know. you don't just kick start a brand-new factory in thailand. that's in the works. that's something you have to plan. it's not something that happens with a light switch when the president is threatening tariffs as a negotiation tactic. >> it's been in the works for a while. they're looking to shut down the kansas city factory. that will close next year. a loss of close to 900 jobs. they employ 5200 across usa. obviously that's upset the president as he hosted the harley davidson executives early in his administration at the white house. let's look at this tweet. this is threatening. when the u.s. president tweets this at you, harley davidson should never be built in another country. never. their employees and customers are already angry at them. and in they move, watch it's the beginning of the end. kennedy: how important is it for the loyal customers. what is that brand loyalty? what is that relationship like? how important is it for them to have their bikes

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there and i watch lee winning the arguments more and more across a loss of the european continent ok lawrence live for us and brussels covering this summit lawrence thank you. charlieangela joins us now from sicily our government officials there have taken a very tough stance on migrants as well so what is the thinking there charlie what is the mood. well there is it italy is actually now calling the shots with this new policy that they will not be the first point of contact for rescue boats operating in the med they have turned away that boat the lifeline and in doing that they did manage to briefly overturn the dublin regulations a system that they've been asking to be reformed for years then these new policies are being driven by the new far right interior minister matteo whose rhetoric is proving very popular here in italy he came to sicily a few weeks ago and he told migrants to pack their bags and go home well this is now home to around two thousand seven hundred asylum seekers and we are them how they felt about this move change. a bus from could turn your unloading into cardamon new one of europe's largest refugee camps here there is fresh for refugees appl