gilead has been dead weight on the index around 6%.erna is part of the driver here overall why are you buying this etf to get exposure to biotech because in amgen you have exciting pipeline and great balance sheet same with moderna. a high-growth company with catalyst and after re-rating dramatically i think has built a base so possibly a overall break out as we have seen the overall pharma and biotech space be defensive in high-multiple environment. >> 55 minutes in and into would you rather, so here it is, guy, would you rather, big pharma or biotech zm. >> biotech in the form of ibb. tim is right 174.5. not coincidental that ibb topped out as the peak great news for the vaccine came out ibb held 147.5 few times suns march, so would you rather, ibb. >> all right "options action" on one biotech name in particular, tony what did you see? >> yeah so gilead today traded very actively, averaging normally 24,000 contracts but today 99,000 contracts but 75% of that was from a single trade where a trader rolled 17,500 of a short synthetic po

we had the 2nd wave of gilead and gaza. the hospital was a little overwhelmed, you know, we have no vaccines, enough vaccines for that population. we don't have enough testing. and then this came, this was, there was a huge destruction of the main roads, electricity, water that was waste management. the air strikes have stopped, but their impact will be felt for a long time. rescue teams in italy in northern italy report that at least 14 people have been killed and a child seriously injured when a cable car plunged to the ground images show. one of the gondolas crushed into the side of a mountain. yes, theresa. close to the summit of the water on a peak overlooking lake majority authorities. the cable cars fell around 20 meters to the ground and rolled several times down the steep slope before it was stopped by trees. earlier we talked to steamer, gulped freelance journalist and spare longer just south of rome, italy, and asked her what more she could tell us. well, as you mentioned, it confirmed that one of the 2 children

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remdesivir is developed by gilead science, known in the industry as an anti-viral company. they develop treatment for very widespread infections, diseases such as hepatitis c and hiv/aids and remdesivir is a product they were testing earlier for ebola virus and decided, the company decided to try it for covid-19 and the testing determined that it could help some patients who had contracted the virus. so it's not a preventative tool though, it's a therapeutic and there's been some back and forth debate about the extent of the effectiveness over the years, over the past year, but the fda did get out early and authorize emergency use for the product and later the world health organization seemed to be contradictory, but in any event remdesivir is widely used in many countries around the world although-- in some countries, too. >> i was going to ask if our viewers had tested positive or recovered from covid-19. 202-248-8000. our focus is on treatment for covid-19ment let me ask you about the role that plasma has played in dealing with covid-19. can you explain? >> well, last--

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>> remdesivir is developed by gilead sciences, which is known in the industry as an antiviral company. they develop treatments for very widespread infectious diseases such as hepatitis c, hiv/aids. remdesivir is a product they had been testing earlier for ebola virus. and the company decided to try it for covid-19. and the testing determined that it could help some patients who had contracted the virus. so it's not a preventive tool, though. it's a therapeutic. there's been some back and forth debate about the extent of its effectiveness over the years, over the past year. but the fda did get out early and authorize emergency use for the product. later, the world health organization seemed to be contradictory. but in any event, remdesivir is now widely used in many countries around the world, emergent countries too. >> if our viewers have tested positive or recovered from covid-19, join in on the conversation and tell us how your treatment worked or didn't work at 202-748-8000. our focus this half hour at "washington journal" is on treatment for covid-19. let me ask you the role plasm

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gilead, regeneron bucking the trend. most stocks are lower. down 8%, a little more from than that from the recent highs. down 2.6% as we speak. >>> the sohn conference is taking place. >> the downward momentum in the broader markets is not helping the picks. sohn returned virtually with a variety of anders. on the value side, we heard a pitch from david einhorn he has been notoriously bearish and critical of tesla. but today einhorn pitched a derivative play on the ev space urging investment in copper the raw material he thinks will get a boone from the increased demand for electricity he like copper minor tech resources. the ticker is, the eck einhorn says the stock could more than triple if the price of copper rises larry robbins had a slew of picks including mckesson and walgreens. he made a brief defense of spacs saying there are quote tremendous gems that have been thrown in the trash. he highlighted mergers to pay attention to and lauren taylor wolf pitching kbr noting its underappreciated role as the number one ammonia player worldwide