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lesley: yes. it's something the w.h.o.ed to take internationally, that there is a real ethical issue here. the responsibility rests primarily with the richest nations in the world to make sure the poorest nations also get access to those vaccines. and we need to realize that we won't be able to open back up to anything like whatever normality is going to be unless and until all of the world is safe. but when you've got a situation as we have in australia where there's what has been described as the hunger games going on about who can get vaccines in the cities, any country areas, in the areas considered hotspots versus the areas that have very s, oster -- very low cases, australians aren't really reading about what is happened -- aren't worrying about fiji, new guinea, let alone africa and south america. haidi: just another way of looking at the incredible inequality the pandemic has grown up. my last question is about herd immunity, whether we should still be talking about the possibility of herd immunity when we know tha

. >>> hey there "options action" fans i'm lesley picker in for melissa lee. we have a big show coming your way. here's what's on tap >> going for the gold, the chart master sees a shiny new opportunity, as the dollar rallies to a nine-month high carter worth is breaking down the charts >>> plus, may the force be with you. tony zhang is looking to the cloud as salesforce gears up for earnings, why he's betting this name could start raining profits. >>> and later, buckle up mike cohen is putting the pedal to the pedal will this stock hit the gas when it reports next week. it's time to risk less and make more "options action" starts right now. >>> we kick things off tonight with a big breakout for the u.s. dollar the green back hitting a nine and a half month high and the chart master says there's a golden opportunity in the rally. let's get to carter worth to chart the action carter >> well, lesley, let's look at that dollar again and let's look at gold. so, the first chart is -- let's spend a bit of time on this. the symmetry, the analog of the prior move, it'

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let's get to carter worth to chart the action carter >> well, lesley, let's look at that dollar again and let's look at gold. so, the first chart is -- let's spend a bit of time on this. the symmetry, the analog of the prior move, it's remarkable. so, we know that you had a 60-session advance you can see it there on your screen from the january-march period and the dollar advance is 4.7% and gives it all back. and then has an identical move, which we're in right now, right, of 63 sessions, may-august, also 4.7%, meaning two distinct a advances, the exact same duration and magnitude and the dollar reversed on the low today essentially similar to what happened three months ago we're thinking here the dollar is going to back away. does that mean gold has to advance? no but that is the thinking and let's look at some gold charts so, the first -- we'll move more quickly. this is just a one-year chart of gold, and what do we know? gold got down 20% back in march. hit $16.76 and you can see it held that low again and then again here in july, a triple bottom if you will take a look at the nex

>> lesley, thank you for joining us today let's go back to india inda i shares.talked about the macro. we talked about the tech movement there i love the story >> nadine? >> i'm going to go with a company called adyen it's a european payments business and postpandemic payments have become more strategic and cashless and this one's a winner zblchl pete >> how about a chip stock that's performed better than the video over the last year or so, marvel giddy up >> last but not least, b.k >> for me it's cyber arc cyber is big, right? this is one that i am sanguine about. >> we are not sanguine we are sanguine. anyway, that does it for "fast money" but we have a special bonus hour at 6:00 "options action" is xtne [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. >>> hey there "options action" fans i'mlessly picker in for melissa lee. we have a big show coming your way. here's what's on tap >> going for the gold, the c

this is actually frank lesley's magazine, as so many of the pictures -- it's "harper's" we'll get to that in a moment. this shows the house of representatives in, i think, 1883. this is before the -- before they've started work. so, they're hanging about and not paying much attention. but that you see here is exactly how clemmer actually describes the senate back in the late 1860s. once again, we have a quote here. as the president of the senate seldom listened to a speaker, the senators as rarely took the trouble to listen to each other. the question discussed might be of the greatest import to the whole nation, the speaker's words to himself might be the most tremendous importance to the national -- just the same he had to empty them upon vacancy speaking to nothing in particular while the vice president looked another way and his colleagues went on scribbling letters, munching apples in the aisles or smoking in the open cloak rooms with feet aloft. now, on the positive side she actually goes on to say that things have gotten a lot better now after henry wilson of course grant's vi

a guy named lesley hannah is going to come after me. some of you know him. okay. early u.s. corporations were engaged in bridges, canals, roas and railroads, finance including commercial and savings banks, marine and life insurers and building and loan societies, manufacturing including everything from cotton and wool and textiles to steam engines, utilities including water and gas and services from cemeteries to hotels. shares in all those endeavors that had developed to exchange hamilton's bond, and eventually many businesses and state governments learned from the federal government and began selling bonds to finance their operations as well. what hamilton's funding plan amounted to was nothing short of a financial revolution. in just five years america went from being backwards and bankrupt without public credit or even a clear unit of account in which to denominate debt to a nation with a wealth defying dollar, liquid bonds owned throughout the nation and abroad and small but growing commercial banking and insurance systems. hamilton's financial revolution in turn made p

as you know by now had a very rough summer the hang seng tech index is down 40% since february our lesleyhas some reporting on the funds that have been taken by surprise and you always needed a stomach to trade chinese stocks, but not sure anyone thought the crackdown would go this far. >> you need a strong stomach, but in terms of hedge funds and hedge fund performance it is seen as this beacon of alpha but recent hedge fund returns have been dented by an outsized exposure to chinese names, deirdre. goldman sachs writing in a recent report, the overall popularity of china adrs registered as the highest in our data history making clear hedge funds were generally not prepared for the regulatory shift and impact on prices a third of hedge funds reported long holdings of american depository receipts of chinese companies at start of the third quarter. as a result, goldman's hedge fund vip basket has logged by 13 percentage points during the past six months, matching 2008 as the worst stretch on record alibaba had ranked as the top five for 11 consecutive quarters in 2q it dropped down to numb

every time a pool is completed, that's a new customer for life of company's like lesley's providing chemicalsts i think it's a very unique business, only a $4 billion market cap i think the best is yet to come. i would not abandon the stock. my timing may not have been great getting into it. i don't have a shower or thunderstorm outlook, i have a long-term outlook on almost everything i invest in. >> next is for stephanie is ibm still worth buying. >> this is a turn-around story which takes a long time to evolve the management is executing flawlessly they've made 15,000 acquisitions in the past year in cloud and in software and i.t. services, really the higher growth areas within technology it's trading at 13 times, a 4.7% dividend yield while you wait i would be a buyer right here. >> next question is for john from john. does jon najarian still have any zinga options. >> i do not. it's not because i don't like the company. the options i have have expired. i tend to stick to the time frame that the unusual activity is if i were to be in the gaming space, i would like roadblocks much better at

lesley picker joins us with the numbers. >> unusually weak is how goldman sachs is describing recentof hedge funds holding an american depository receipt since february the average chinese company trading in the u.s. has been cut in half with the most popular ones among hedge funds lagging the less popular ones alibaba, for example, had ranked as the top five for 11 consecutive quarters in 2q that drops down to number seven still popular, nonetheless other names include jd.com, al companies. now short interests have risen modestly during the first half of the year but not enough to negate the losses. goldman notes the overall popularity of china adrs registered as the highest in our data history making clear hedge funds were generally not prepared for the regulatory shift. and impact on share prices vip basket has lagged the s&p 500 by 13 percentage points the last six months matching 2008 as the worst stretch on record, kelly. >> it's funny you say 2008, leslie as were you talking, i was thinking to myself the whole point of investing with the hedge fund they might have better infor

lesley picker has some details leslie. >> yeah, we're seeing an unexpected flow of filings on a friday interesting moves in tech during the quarter. decreasing stake in e baby about 19% to hold a billion dollars worth of share at the end of the quarter. in facebook, he boosted that position by 19%. that position worth about half a billion dollars at quarter end on the chip side, bearing back of intel holding over a billion dollars worth of that position but boosting shares of mic ron by about 32% these are end of june, and most likely have changed in the six weeks or so since that period. we're expecting more filings on monday throughout the day and mostly after the market closes, guys. >> leslie, thanks for that. >>> classic car buying is moving online robert frank is live at the pebble beach car auction with more on how a new wave of buyers are shaking up the classic cart market are they transacting online and not bothering to see the product before they buy it >> they're taking delivery wealth it's fascinating like we saw with retail investors, this crowd came into the market first

lesley diaz. it is great having you on the show. dr.t like for you now? what are the hours you all have been working and tell us about the patients you see coming in to florida hospitals. >> good morning and thank you for having me. it is certainly very exhausting. we are working 14 and 16-hour days relentlessly to try to take care of patients, patients who are young, 20-year-olds, 30-year-olds, 40-year-olds, 50-year-olds, and it's devastating to watch them die. nobody as a doctor, as a professional provider, nobody likes to see that, especially -- not that the older generation is anything less, they're just as important, but these are young people that still have their lives ahead of them and they die in front of us without us being able to do anything. we feel helpless. it can all be preventable, preventable by a vaccine that we know is safe and that we know is very effective. >> dr. diaz, your patients, the ones you see coming in, the ones you've been dealing with 14 hours a day now for well over a year, this isn't just a flash in ti

so there are problems for people like lesley.a few items at the moment, but how bad is items at the moment, but how bad is it for you, how tricky is it to fill these spots?— it for you, how tricky is it to fill these sots? . , ' . ., these spots? really difficult at the moment, especially _ these spots? really difficult at the moment, especially coming i these spots? really difficult at the moment, especially coming up i these spots? really difficult at the moment, especially coming up to | moment, especially coming up to summertime and we have got drivers going on holiday. trying to get our fleet out on the road, we are in crisis point really. our industry does need assistance.- crisis point really. our industry does need assistance. what does assistance look _ does need assistance. what does assistance look like _ does need assistance. what does assistance look like to _ does need assistance. what does assistance look like to you? i does need assistance. what does assistance look like to you? we l does need assistance. what doe

the actor lesley manville will be joining us for a chat about her latest channel 4 drama, i am maria,to the rain in the south—east where it will brighten up, we could see brightness in dorset, the west country and south—east wales, north—east england, north—east scotland and shetland, but for the rest of scotland, northern ireland and northern england, it will be cloudy and damp. same for wales, midlands into east anglia, cloudy and damp, and cloudy also across the channel islands where it is going to be breezy. temperatures, ia to 19, maybe 20. through the evening we hang onto a lot of cloud, once again thick enough to produce patchy light rain and drizzle, and more rain coming in across northern isles. more especially shetland. with all of this going on, it will not be cold, 11 to 16 degrees. into tomorrow, a fair bit of cloud around, rather like today there are some breaks to the east of the shelter of the mountains, eastern scotland and north—east england, east of wales down towards dorset, and the breeze will not be as brisk as it has been today. in the sunshine it will not feel