you get the amgen, gilead. biogen you don't have to to worry about the one offs something down 30% gill idea has help cphiv and trying to replace the ceo. a lot of headwinds for one stock. >> check out where we stand with the after hours movers amazon still down. intel managing in the green. higher by 3.2% we tell kwhau the c suite is telling wall street. plus heading to bear country not dan nathan's house stand back in stocks nearly half of the s&p 500 in bear mechanic. is this the chance to buy? there is more "fast money" on the busy earnings night right after this hey, what are you guys doing here? we're voya. we stay with you to and through retirement. so you'll still be here to help me make smart choices? well, with your finances that is. we had nothing to do with that tie. voya. helping you to and through retirement. >>> oh, no really sfl. >> welcome back to "fast money." everything apparently is awesome on wall street stocks making the come back. the dow surging 400 points after yesterday's 600 point sel

this was gilead. this was an image out of gilead, and we are in 2018. scary.i believe in the presumption of innocence, but", what you really mean is, "i don't believe in the presumption of innocence." but why isn't dr ford not also given that trust? she is not being accused of something. she is. she is being accused of lying. she is being accused of having an ulterior motive. there is no way we are going to get to the bottom of it unless proper time is given to investigate the allegations, and i don't understand, if he does not want this cloud hanging over him 30 or 40 years he is on the court, really, why not go through a proper investigation, and we can come to... crosstalk. they have been saying, i interviewed a republican on friday, who said you could have had a long stay, not the one week we are looking at right now, the best thing to do for the due process would be to have a very, very long stay. there's no harm done. you don't need to have this newjustice in place immediately. then it totally clears the air and it's a proper process. and they still have

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no gilead said we're doing this. >> exactly right but the climate for it and absolutely gilead doingand climate for it. i have to say five. this because i'm intrelsed this rest may not be good for a brain injury. but get become to work as soon as possible. is that true? >> yes. recent studies in humans have shown that having a little bit of rehabilitation, therapy with your eye, therapy with balance getting back to -- carefully monitored activities rather than bedrest after a concussion or head injury hugely helpful at recovery. new study you're talking about out of columbia is in mice. raise your hand if you've heard of the word whiskerring. so mice like we were fingers mice have whiskers they feel around so columbia studied whiskerring found if they got them going sooner after an injury their whiskers much more effective so that's their fingers. so -- >> if they laid there at rest in the study, they weren't working. and if they got them up and moving -- they were working like our fingers. are we ready to apply this -- you have head trauma and as possible and get back to work are we

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. >> so, gilead -- we have a lot of resource groups just to encourage people to get into the sciences're here encouraging girls, especially, you know, when they're starting at their young age, and attracting them towards careers in science. at this booth, we're making cotton candy as a science experiment and just showing how a fun thing like eating cotton candy is also a science peme, d st experimenting, right? how do you figure out what you want to do? you've got to look at some things, and this is just early exposure. >> one of the things i liked today was being able to do the weather. it was really weird because if you point this way, you're gonna be actually pointing that way, and the moving, and then it goes too fast. you don't know what to say. so, you technically have to practice before you go up there. ♪ >> the grand prize goes to grace muresan. [ cheers and applause ] >> we are currently near the main stage, which is were the psa video contest and a lot of other main events happen. i know that so many people suffer from mental-health issues, so i passed around a sticky-note p

gilead, what are they buying in here with the stock basically $75. take a look.2,000 of those. that's 1.2 million share equivalent i bought those take a look at the next one. we don't talk about it all that often, tesla we talk about it on the show but we don't see unusual activity. why? the 280 calls in tesla that expire in a couple weeks trade for $6 somebody smart came in there, bought those calls, sold the 290s for almost $3 and some odd cents. they spent about $2.50 for something that could be worth $10, the spread, the difference between 280 and 290. take a look at micron. they're buying november calls. they come scrambling in. they're buying the micron 48 calls and volume approaching 1.8 million share equivalent those are folks i want to follow lastly we couldn't even get this one up yet but twilio. the stock was down hard. jason, our producer, said do you see any unusual activity in there? now we are watch twilio >> worst day since may of '17. >> what a gift what a gift. >> i sold out of it in the mid-80s. it's a gift. full disclosure, this might be, for

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health customersfering prepaid debit cards to use cheaper drugs for hiv and that's a big threat to gileadch makes some of the best hiv been relyingnd has on them to boost its growth, but just toot here is concerned about that slowdown and the next catalyst is the new ceo, a new vision, a new strategy to pull this share out rut.e >> breaking it down in terms of individual stocks to keep an eye on. tech, also ending the month on a high note. leading the rebound after one of the worst months. did -- look how netflix is up six percentage points. a second day of green? >> it's a great question really. why today? than $1 million. >> a trillion dollars question. but i think investors, there specific reason. a lot of people are going back to the fact that these are stocks that are just so beaten selloff so now, some nice gains. faang blamest the plus a couple of others, it's 10 every single one of them is higher today. if you look at the gains from yesterday and today, it's the best two day streak since 2016, but if you look at the month it's also still the worst month since 2016. so two days com

this stock is down 20% over year-and-a-half, gilead.eter schiff, you get 10 seconds here. >> you want to buy stocks, buy gold. bitcoin breaking down. people look at bitcoin versus the dollar. look at bit con versus the gold. it is broken through support. it is going lower. this economy is in gigantic bubble. it is the worst shape it has ever been in. this is delusion. this is much worse than going into 2018. you guys are going to lose a lot of money buying these stocks. i can tell you that. [closing bell rings] liz: ross and john have done buying stocks. another tough day. looks like we're closing down 520 points. nasdaq clipped 91. david: two days more than 1300 points. volatility is still here, folks. another massive selloff. coming off lows of the session. it was well over 700 points it negative earlier. ended the day about 550 points negative. s&p 500 in the red for the sixth straight session. longest losing streak in almost two years for that index. melissa: wow. david: the tech-heavy nasdaq. bounced off the lows of the session. it

are not taking it i i know it sounds funny and there is a lot of debate of how expensive it was for gileadheir sales decline of $900 billion to $2.2 billion a year ago you have a smaller market as a result of curing the disease that's why it is a great thing as you take it everyday for the rest of your life. >> people saw it was a declining franchise oddly enough even though it is so powerful >> for a while and that pharmacy deal that they did they do have $31 billion in cash and they do generate a lot of cash sort of a name we don't focus on as much. just wanted to give a quick look on earnings as you can see it is down >> i have another earnings loser for you. colga colgate. it is doing better this week but disappointing report from colgate. organic sales growth is down half a percent and the market was looking for a number that's higher than 1% they're losing share of oral care and tooth pace and tste an national trends. household product companies are facing a triple whammy a stronger u.s. dollar that's only getting stronger and higher commodity. they're taking price of mixed results w

a study measured the impact of gilead sciences pill on the aid causing virus in a large population.and on tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. francine: thank you so much. theresa may is considering a plan to extend the brexit iod, but does not expect to use the option. move talksuld forward. they discussed the deal at a summit in brussels. making progress on withdrawal agreements and our future relationship. on the withdrawal agreement, there are issues around the backstop. the backstop is what would come in place to ensure there will be theard border between countries if it's not in place by the implementation period. >> the 29th of the month is the less they where u.k. is a member of the eu, so we have to have a deal before. we need to fix the date. we are all united. optimistic. be is more or less in march. we will vote in favor without the third point it is impossible to vote for the agreement, but this now means a lot in the next weeks. francine: those are some of the european leaders. joining us fr

on pace for its fourth straight down day gilead, celgene leading the declines one stock bucking the trend, loxo oncology. we've got a "power lunch" exclusive coming up with the ceo in the next hour >> what are ceos most worried about? dominick chu has the results of a ceo survey that might back up some of the president's claims about interest rates >> it's only a tick lo lower, tyler but it does represent the lower levels for ceo confidence in 2018. the survey asks hundreds of ceos across america to respond and they span a wide array of different size businesses across very different industries. now, ceo confidence in business conditions one year from now hit a peak around january of the year and has been trending lower since. according to the survey, fears about the threat of rising interest rates are a key factor behind the drop in optimism. other fears include rising inflation as well as whether we're near the end of the economic cycle or not. from a bigger picture perspective macrowise it's the smaller and mid-size company ceos that are relatively less optimistic meanwhile, large comp

maybe smaller things you look at more recent large acquisitions it's been a little bumpy you look at gileader looks at that track record, they may say let's hold off a bit or scoop up a billion dollar deal and tuck them in from there i wouldn't expect a major acquisition. >> how did this finally work itself out with what kind of regulatory problems we might have in terms of importing the price controls in europe that makes no sense. but do they understand that in this administration? nobody will have innovation. >> i think that's a little tricky you're getting into a hornet's net in terms of making u.s. prices the same as international prices there are a lot of regulatory issues there that to me seems like something during the campaign season that may make some sense. but i think afterwards, that's probably going to die. we've seen tons of drug pricing, regulatory ideas out there and a lot of times they die. and i would expect the same thing here >> companies are still reacting to competition which is not like a normal free market either. i'm not singling out pfizer. if the generics play al

check out stocks like amicus, exelixis and blue byrd, and the larger cap, amgen and gilead are holding up there divergence becomes more clear over the last month. the ibb weighted more towards larger cap stocks is down significantly less than the xpi. a couple reasons for the divergence one could be rising interest rates or just the fear of rising interest rates it's held that biotechs will suffer in higher rate environments but it was analyzed of 20 years of the relationship between biotech performance and the ten-year yield they found in the five periods when it increased so did the nasdaq biotech index that, guys, could be playing into what we're seeing now. >> just in terms of the broader healthcare move, meg, actually it's the best performing sector in the s&p so far this year, up about 12%. it's getting hit with the rest of the market today. a lot of people looking to healthcare for a leadership position if this market can turn around and say there's a lot of value there. how do you see it? >> break it up into the sections, biotech the most momentum driven there, aetna and the he