what do you think is behind the excitement of lilly versus last time we talked. >> we were excited tooll out the guidance, which shows nice growth on the top line next thing. next year more than half our revenue will be products launched just in the last few years, and really no made patent on the horizon, trying to outgrow it lily has a unique position, several block buster drugs growing and really a relatively clean period ahead to grow the economy, reinvest in r and d, create more great medicines. >> a diabetes, psoriasis update, oncology update, these could all be block bust sgleers. >> trulicity is treating diabetes around the world, controls, blood glue clo close. >> speaking of diabetic management, a company we are familiar with dex come, you announced the deal yesterday. >> they're a great partner they make the glucose monitoring equipment, what we do is connect that to the insulin delivery, a pen injector or eventually in a pump: by doing so we can better inform patients as to dose adjustments and keep track of how they did so they and their doctor can talk about improvements

lilly singh, a.k.a.woman,p first a toe into internet waters ten years ago with basic video blogs... but she quickly dove deeper in, and, over the years, upping her production game, translatingth nto fourillion subscribers and over threede billion viviews. she's now going where no youtuber has gone before-- network television. tonight, she'll make her debut on nbc as host of "a little lat" with lilly sin taking over the late-night time slot for carson daly. singh made the announcement in march, welmed by her fellow nbc late night hosts, jimmy fallon and seth meyers. >> an indian canadian woman with her own late night show, now that's a dream come >> nawaz: she built her fame by standing out online, and in her elw role, singh will defin stand apart. when your show premieres, you are going to be the only woman on the major networks, in late night, in a sea of white male hosts. >> honestly, it's exciting, and? nerve-wrecking at the same time. i mean, it's a huge honor, i'm so humbled to be part of creating t

lilly singh, a.k.a.woman, first dipped a toe into internet waters tenears ago with basic video blogs... but she quickly dove deeper in, developing her comedic skill. and, over the years, upping her production game, translating both into four million subscribers and over three billion video views. she's now going where noer youtas gone before-- network television. tonight, she'll make her debut o on nbc as ho"a little late with lilly singh," taking over the late-night te slot for carson daly. singh made the announcin march, welcomed by her fellow nbc late night hosts, jimmy fall and seth meyers. a >>indian canadian woman with her own late night show, now that's a dream come true!il >> nawaz: she her fame by standing out online, and in her new role, singh will definitely stand apart. when your show premieres, you are going to be the only woman on the major networks, in late night, in a sea of white male hosts. w are you thinking about that? >> honestly, it's exciting, and nerve-wrecking at the same time. i

stay tuned for lilly singh we'll see you tomorrow [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> lilly: tonight on "a littleat all of your shows end with an "ish." >> oh, yes i have noticed that. yes. >> lilly: mm-hmm no, i feel like i could have, like, a hundred "ish" shows. >> really? >> lilly: "brown-ish." [ laughter ] "gay-ish," "famous-ish," "young-ish," "ish-ish. [ laughter ] >> what's -- what's -- i don't know -- what's the "ish-ish"

we'll see you tomorrow [ cheers and applause ♪ >> lilly: tonight on "a little late with lilly singh,"ot from a movie i'm genuinely excited to be here [ cheers ] >> lilly: no, i know this one. "i'm so excited to be here." was it "jaws?" no, no "forrest gump." >> i really just meant it. i'm -- i'm so excited to be here >> lilly: ah, was it

stay tunes for "lilly singh.tle late with lilly singh", we've got natalie portman. >> thank you so much for having me [ cheers and applause >> lilly: oh, my god, you guys, natalie portman just talked to me [ light laughter ] >> of course i'm talking to you. you have a talk show >> lilly: my god, she's still talking to me. [ laughter ] what do i do what do i do [ light laughter ] >> you could talk back to me >> lilly: she wants me to talk back to he

stay tuned for "lilly singh.>> lilly: drake has gotten sidelined harder than lonzo ball with the lakers. [ laughter ] >> announcer: and -- >> lilly: what they said was, "just following up." what they meant was, "ho, did i stutter? [ laughter ] >> announcer: plus - >> lilly: deepak chopra. >> i tried lsd in medical school >> lilly: was it part of the curriculum or just - [ light laughter ] >> no, we has some students from harvard. [ light laughter ]

stay tuned for "lilly singh. and applause >> lilly, i just wanna say we're so excited to be here with you tonight. >> lilly: oh >> yeah. we have been dying to pitch a new opening song for your show to you >> yeah. >> lilly: oh wow. okay, i didn't even know you guys wrote music >> yes well, we've been doing it for years. >> yeah, it's a side gig >> you wanna hear it >>ly

lilly: tonight on "a little late with lilly singh," i admit to the world that i am the best gift giver and applause i proved that theory by making stockings for celebrities who are in need. >> lilly: if the nfl sees this fake headline, they will welcome you back with open arms. [ audience o

stay tuned for "lilly singh. it to clone him and now the band is reuniting. you're welcome suck it, friend's mom. [ cheers and applause i proved that theory by making stockings of celebrities who are in need. >> lilly: if the nfl sees this fake headline, they will welcome you back with open arms. [ audience ohs ] then i sit down with the

stay tuned for "lilly singh.iting voices in comedy to roast santa claus. >> the only person who's met more kids in the mall is r. kelly >> lilly: ooh. [ audience ohs ] then i'm going to sit down with academy award-winner and my hero charlize theron. >> i was following emily blunt, and somebody was like, "no, emily's not on social media. i was like, "oh, she is. i follow her." i was like, "hey ems, what's up, >>il sister?

, very positive lilly analyst meeting ended. it was vicious i did. but this is what is important. when i went over it with david, ceo, it is pretty clear that the system, whether it be the pharmacy benefit managers, the drugstores, just don't want to adopt it and to have him be the victim, and i don't know, they checked 400 drugstores, a question of where they checked them, did they check them in montana, in places where it is just not the sample one thing is clear, he's got the thing. if you want it, you can get it but the system isn't bent on having cheaper drugs even if they're made by the same company it is an outrage to blame lilly seemed like to me an unfair thing to do. >> yeah, today morgan stanley comes out and upgrades to overweight they go from 116 to 150. >> great. >> they say that sentiment around r&d will get better >> of the major pharmas, i could argue they got the most new drugs. i thought it was novartis. i no longer feel that way, novartis stumbled. but my travel trust owns novartis ricks has got a machine. i

we'll see you tomorrow [ cheers and applause ♪ >> lilly: tonight on "a little late with lilly singh"aring a night guard so she can literally say - >> not going to happen >> lilly: and i'm going to sit down and talk to the very first egot winner to also be the sexiest man alive. john legend. [ cheers and applause hey, cal and calvin -- we'll be right back in one minute

stay tunes for "lilly singh.plause ♪ >> lilly: tonight on "a little late with lilly singh," my writers have a little holiday competition. good luck. [ cheers ] some of our guests share their new year's resolutions >> i'm going to add more apostrophes to my name >> my new year's resolution is to hire whoever's repping kel. >> give some [ bleep ] sleep >> lilly: and i get to interview one of the most inspirational people ever, malala! [ cheers and applause do you ever experience something called senioritis? have you ever heard of this? >> s

the only one, but you know that's okay >> lilly: wait, what there's more than one anna faris [ light

stay tuned for "lilly singh.ate with lilly singh," i'm going to center myself as i dive deep into holistic healing there's nothing worse than trying to heal yourself and realize that your crystal is at 10%. [ laughter ] and after that, i try my hand at becoming a real starbucks barista. it's not working >> oh, yeah. >> lilly: i think i broke it [ laughter ] then we look into the future with a special tarot card reader

stay tuned for "lilly singh.him. [ laughter ] he's a lot bigger than i thought he'd be. >> that's because he's eating his favorite food, chocolate

bloomberg intelligence also says that eli lilly has a good chance with the variety of growth drivers it has planned. bloomberg intelligence also confirms that the margin expansion will be at play in 2020, which is what they expected. i am looking at high yield spreads. robert kaplan earlier at the reserve bank of dallas was saying what keeps him up at night are these spreads between iuble b and single b credit wanted to take a look at a chart i am showing inside my terminal that indicates how tight credit spreads have gotten. that, 326ou take basis points, the tightest since right before that big christmas eve selloff the year ago. similar thing going on in investment as well. the lowest going back and almost two years. thatcularly within high-yield market, it makes officials a little bit nervous. fedex has come out with results. it had offered weak guidance in september. apparently was not weak enough. second quarter eps missing the lowest analyst estimate. $2.50 was the reported bottom line number, $2.78 on average. revenue missing the consensus. operating margin, 3.9%. analysts we

stay tuned for "lilly singh.ght on "a little late with lilly singh," i'm gonna talk about the biggest news of the week "ghostbusters," if you want to rip of "stranger things" and get away with it, maybe don't cast the kid from "stranger things. [ laughter ] i'm gonna have an official funeral for all things that should be put to rest from 2019. scoot off into the sunset. [ laughter and applause then i'm gonna sit down with the wonderfully talented leslie odom jr

stay tuned for "lilly singh.- >> lilly: we all decided we were going to stop using makeup and they were just like, "oh, we can make makeup for that." [ laughter ] and we all just bought right into it. aisling bea and thomas lennon. [ cheers and applause you have both had intimate scenes with paul rudd. >> i'm going up, kissing paul rudd and out of the corner of my eye see my wife and my dog. >> anytime they'd yell, "action. you'd be sitting there for ages, and then they go, "action. the two of them go - he went, "no!"

we'll see you tomorrow, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause >> lilly: tonight on

with lilly singh," from "downton abbey," elizabeth mcgovern, hugh bonneville and allen leech. [ cheers>> oh. ♪ [ light laughter ] ♪ >> well, that's -- yes >> lovely.

eli lilly issued an upbeat k, outlhe drug maker expects key drugs like treatments for diabetes and aipst so receive a boost and any launch any increased the quarterly dividend by is a%. that stock up 2% to but a different foreunilever, the produ company says it'ses the latest sales target due to slowing growth in north america and other challenges in key markets. the company plans to cut sost. and theck tropd to 59.28. navi starp poefrpted mixed results posting profit expectation but fell short of the we have knew forecasts and issued a downbeat outlook for next year citing lower demand and supply construction complaints. shares fell to 28.97. all this week we are getting ady for investing in the new year by bringing back familiar market monitor guests.s tonight's gue like the large dividend paying costs. last time on in septemberhe recommended microsoft which has risen 11% since that time. she liked palo alto networks up 8% and broadcom which is1% higher. nancy tangler is back with us gh to of course chief investment management thanks for joining us. >> you too bill thanks for having m

. >> i got the lilly presentation on neumalin.re flat >> that's diabetes. >> biopharma. >> which one see biohaven >> they're all lilly. >> there is an analyst meeting and i got bricks on my shelf i'm trying to do homework. you ought to give it a shot. >> really? homework. >> is your argument that sell side may be getting a little too -- >> that's my -- >> really? >> i just can't read one more upgrade on the micron piece. it is, like, this quarter is not going to be that good. what is going to happen when they report? just -- it is just with seven points, upgrade after upgrade after upgrade. there is a viacom piece today that said using pt, price target. >> thank you for that. >> of 73. >> 73. >> stocks -- >> $39.75. >> i listened to david faber eviscerate -- >> i did not eviscerate anybody. i asked him a couple of questions. >> that's part of the problem. and $73 price tag. there is no end to it. quick take, safety and efficacy of loxo. that's good. loxo how about -- how about veggie cream cheese, though this thing is unbelievable

i'm not sharing hunter gary gathers are spirit lilly more advantage but inherit-gater garthering society is a way to share risk. so at we pay our insurancer policies, they share. an expression in africa the best place to store extra food is in your friend's stomach. right? why is that? because when you're hungry, your friending going to share his food with you. this is the way evolve. this is in our instinctive repertoire, and anything that takes out of the relationships with each other hurts us and hurts us if you're on the bottom, if you're on the top. so that's the ras. what was the second harris. >> grasshoppers and locuses. >> people ask if civilization is not a net positive, which is what i argue in this book, why is it so popular? why is it so powerful? why is it everywhere? and i came across this species of grasshopper in north africa that lives disbursed, mining its own business, crewing on grass, chilling out, and occasionally there will be unusually heavy rains, and so the grasslands spread and expand and the grasshopper population grows and then the rains stop, and when the r

we'll see you tomorrow [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> lilly: tonight on "a littleall of the rejected thanksgiving day parade floats. it looks, like it's the fyre fest float [ light laughter ] cut from the parade every year, because it doesn't look anything like what the float orgaze

please, give him a very warm welcome to him, his wife, jessica, his daughters lilly, olivia, and vivianmakes travis so special. service twice in his role. >> i know. it truly brings him joy to help people and being a first responder is something he wanted to do since he was very little. and joining the military was a later in life decision that he's never regretted and he enjoys both. and he really feels like today it's not about him, but it's about all of the first responders who do both jobs because there are a lot out there who serve both their community and country. they're reservists in the military. they come home, the civilian job is to be a first responder. 50 members of our local police department that he works for here in the audience to support him. our city and department has many members who do the same thing as him. so he doesn't think it's about him. he thinks it's about all of the people who are willing to do it not in one venue but two. >> thanks so much. >> we'll be back with more patriot awards. >> i would like to ask all veterans, all active members of the military,

. >> i'm not sure but breaking to the upside, eli lilly, brian sullivan. >> keep your hands off my stackast money. i'll be back in two minutes. because "options action" is next we see you two minutes guess who just got reinstated! well, not officially. nervous? yeah. yeah me too. don't worry about it, we'll figure it out. i'll see ya in there! just ok is not ok. at&t has america's best network, now with our best plans, at our best prices, starting at $35 a line for 4 lines. new from at&t. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, everybody and welcome to "options action." i'm brayen sullivan in for nelcea lee we have another show on tap tonight. what is it here is what's coming up. >> the dog of dogs >> sit, stay, good viewer. boy, do we have a treat for you. the dog of the dogs of the dow woof then -- yes if you think investors are starting to bite off more than the market can chew with the high-flying stock we have an insurance poli

let's speak now tojoanna lillis, a freelance journalist in almaty. freelance journalist in almaty. you for speaking t news. thank you for speaking to us at bbc news. miraculously, people were able to walk away from this crash unscathed. can you bring us up—to—date with the numbers? u nfortu nately, up—to—date with the numbers? unfortunately, the latest information we have showed that the death toll has risen to 15 so it continues to rise, as you heard from moscow there it is miraculous so many people walked away unscathed. the government says 49 people were taken to hospital and of those people 18 are in a series condition. so that is a numbers we have at present but it is miraculous so many survived. witnesses have been describing what happened. what more can you add as to what we know about the crash? the deputy prime minister said a couple of hours ago that we know the tale of the plane brushed the runway twice on take—off and that the wheels, the chassis was retracted when the plane took off and the pilot obviously didn't expect to have to make a

so here we go for monday, a few showers across england and, dicky lilly around the coast.d, with gale force winds. —— particularly around the coast. without gathering cloud towards this outcome comes a bit of a question mark, just how much with this weather front influence us on monday night and tuesday? this is potentially the story for tuesday, lots of rain across central and eastern england and it could be cold enough over the very tops of the hills, we could see some sleet and snow mixed in. many to the north and west of the country will have a drier day, just one or two isolated showers, another chilly day for most. even if that weather front does affect us, it will clear out tuesday into wednesday. the rest of the week, rain becoming more widespread. this is bbc news, the headlines: marathon un climate talks in madrid have been further extended because of disagreements between delegates. the european union and many small island states vulnerable to climate change are pushing for more ambitious commitments on cutting carbon emissions. some of the biggest polluters, in

please give him a very warm welcome to him, his wife, jessica and lilly, olivia and vivian. you all. how are you? how are you? i'd like to present you with this award. if you wouldn't mind, tell us what makes travis so special. >> i know. it truly brings him joy to help people and something -- being a first responder is something he always wanted to do since he was little. joining the military was a later in life decision that he never regretted and he enjoys both and he feels like today, it's not about him. it's about all responders that do both jobs. there's a lot out there that serve their community and military. they come home and the civilian job is to be a first responder. we have 50 members of our local police department here in the audience that support him. [cheers & applause] and we -- an our city and department has many members that do the same thing as him. so he doesn't think it's about him. it's about all of those people willing to not doing not in one venue but two. >> thanks, guys. thanks so much. >> we'll be back with more patriot awards. >> i would like to

, benjamin harrison, one time president of the united states and the biggest business men like eli lilly and william fortune. anybody who is anybody would want to meet mister riley and he was so famous you could see postcards produced at that time with a home in the background as the home of james malcolm riley. this is james malcolm riley's bedroom, he moved here in 1893 and when he moved in he was a well-established poet, brought a lot of his own furniture with him so some of the pieces are older than the homes themselves. this is his original writing desk where he composed 1000 works of poetry. he liked to write in bed. they would find him sitting in bed surrounded by little scraps of paper where he was writing deep into the early morning hours. that is his original top hat and cane and near the fireplace is a portrait he commissioned one of his best friends, he love that little dog so much he had a painting commissioned over the mantle in this room. james malcolm riley became one of the most popular authors and entertainers in the country and through his touring and lectures by selli

they will hold a conference call at 9 a.m shares of eli lilly are up about 6% for the year to date.lf a percent this morning. >>> some corporate news overnight to tell you about. consumer foods giant unilever warning it's going to be missing the full year revenue growth for the year claiming a slowdown in south asia and weakness in north america. it says a recovery will take some time and expects the growth rate to remain at the lower end of the guided range for 2020 >>> roku shares are falling. the company's cfo, steve loudon, plans to step down after he helps find a successor for himself. he joined roku in 2015 and helped oversee the transition to a public company and into some new areas like streaming roku shares have been on a tear up more than 330% this year. cfo's leaving. don't know whether there's anything to that or not. >>> coming up, spotting fake apps before your kids do apple says it goes out of its way to protect the safety and security of young users, but developers have found an interesting way around it. the founder of the verge and outle.incom tell us what you shou

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it includes actresses jane fonda and lilly tomlin and later a look at life along the u.s.-mexico border. [inaudible conversations]

of the united states would visit him and a lot of indianapolis, the biggest businessmen such as eli lilly basically anybody who was anybody in indianapolis would want to come meet mister riley and in fact he was so famous i the time that he moved into the home you could see postcards produced at that time thathad just the home in the background as the home of james whitcomb riley . >> this is james whitcomb riley's bedroom. he moved in here in 1893 and when he moved in it was already awell-established poet. he brought a lot of his own furniture with them so some of the pieces in this room are older than the home themselves . this is his original writing desk here. this is where he composed many of his over 1000 works of poetry. he also like to write in bed. so they'd often come up and find him sitting in bed surrounded by scraps of paper where he had been writing deep into the early morning hours. at his original act and cane on the bed and up here where the fireplace is is a portrait he had commissioned of one of his best friends which was that little poodle lockerbie and he loved that d

it includes actresses jane fonda and lilly tomlin and later a look at life along the u.s.-mexico border. [inaudible conversations] >> hello everyone we will go ahead and start the final panel today im kde sullivan at the department of justice i just want to say thank you so much to the white house and the president the domestic policy council steve wagner, thank you so much for hosting this and taking this serious issue and elevating it in this way thanks to all participants and at this time i have the easiest job of all the moderators today because look at this amazing panel and i have to do very little introductions and i will start with a man president trump talks about secretary carson leads us at head currently but i just want to point out he has had an amazing career as a doctor and is a passionate advocate for housing issues in this country we cannot ask for anyone better. thank you so much. i just want to point out with the department of justice you have done some amazing work to highlight issues with landlord tenant's to make sure they are protected. we appreciate

time, was because of the -- incredible -- dave ricks came on "mad money," david, the idea that eli lillyevable pipe -- and only selling 20 times earnings elizabeth, senator warren yesterday, seems like one of many >> speaking of elizabeth warren, last night, in los angeles, as you any, seven democratic candidates squared off in the presidential debate. the iowa caucuses weeks away, the economy among the major issues discussed south bend, indiana, mayor pete buttigieg says the record-setting stock market is not indicative of how many americans are faring in the economy. >> where i live, folks aren't measuring the economy by how the dow jones is looking measuring the economy by how they're doing, when you're doing the bills at the end of the month, at your kitchen table and you find if your wages have gone up it is not nearly going as fast as the cost of health and this economy is not working for most of us >> an interesting line there i agree with him, the dow is not the way to measure it. you want to use the s&p as you well know. >> there is -- there are trillions of dollars in wealth be

merck, eli lilly, johnson & johnson, surely there's got to be a deal there lurking. i could go on and on we have way too many companies that need to find ways to accelerate growth. buy another business ninth, i want fewer ipos every time investors want some newly minted ipo, they need to sell something else. that's how deals put pressure on the market it was too easy to become public until the wework debacle while venture capital is fine with financing rapidly growing companies that lose money, this market deserves a scintilla of property stop it with the bogus chinese companies that are clobbering the market ten, i want the ten companies i like to change their names so people can understand what they really do. who needs a name change? how about opta, kupa, mongo, z scale, livendale and zen desk. all of these sound like they need to do that. my daughter took a walk with me she tells me, dad, i want to be the chief operating officer of, and she closes her eyes. she spins around she spots a building and said, octa i asked her, do you even know what octa does her respo

♪ and i am left wondering how i would function i feel such rapture an ♪ one more ri i go from one lillyrissette, once again! [ cheers and applause and the roots, right there, from philadelphia, pennsylvania [ cheers and applause stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. thank you for watching have a great night i hope to see you tomorrow bye-bye, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers. tonight -- sam rockwell from "the politician," actress lucy boynton music from les savy fav. featuring the 8g band with steve gorman ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the newsfonews poll found he nwork have never had a good fox news poll whoever their pollster is, they

you look at big cap pharma pfizer marc, eli lilly unh off the map. hospitals doing well you mentioned energy i don't know if energy finishes next year well but the first couple months it does well. because i think you see continued weakness in the dollar commodity is an underappreciated asociety. >> health care because of the underperformer this year this about 19%. but under performing tech. >> pharma had an absolute bull's-eye on their back earlier this year for political reasons. that seems to have abate add bit. i think the fundamentals takeover valuationwise a lot of the stocks make sense. >> what do you have dan. >> i think that depends on how we start there is a lot of technicians say a pullback to 3,000 in the s&p 500 would be recommending if you really think about what 2019 was like we finally had the breakout of the consolidation above 3,000. i think that would be an area a lot of investors would reload in but to me if you play a bit of catch up, the russell 2000, the iwm, the etf track going, broke out about 160, trading about 165. you cou

. >> all right obviously jim sitting down with the ceo of eli lilly upping the giepdens. it's a good interview. catch the full interview at the top of the hour on "mad money" on cnbc. staying with big pharma. shares much j&j getting a lift following the upgrid at morgan stanley. your call of the day the bank calling j&j, the most undervalued stock in health care adding the legal woes have been providesed in. morgan stanley upping the price target to 175 shares of j&j 12% on the year even with guy adami all the legal headaches around opioids and talcum poude >> excuse me. >> talc. >> talc there's been headlines, guy. >> i've been following up on that it's important, the powder what do you want me to say. >> do you agree with the morgan stanley. >> no i don't. i can't say categorically with if the headline risk is gone i understand on the valuation basis you would love j&j it's ha had a significant move and it's bumped ens levels it topped out. i think they are late to the dance which is something you never want. >> a lot of notes are interesting out of morgan stanley. but

here are some of the stock movers that you need to be paying attention to at this hour shares of eli lillyre moving higher after the company provided an upbeat profit and guidance for next year a decent year up 9%, underperforming the broader market >>> speaking of 9%, shares of grew upon are down nearly 9% on a downgrade to a sell by goldman sachs. goldman pointing to weakness in the north american business with customers declining for a seventh straight quarter tough day for grew upon investors. >>> shares of guess are up more than -- well, you don't have to guess -- up more than 6% on an upgrade to outperform at cowan they like guess' new emphasis on profit margins and free cash flow. >>> perhaps the biggest question around the china trade deal is one left unanswered, will this phase one agreement give american ceos the confidence to boost their corporate spending spending means more industrial production and more jobs joining us is the president and ceo of the conference board, also a cnbc contributor and former ceo in the private and public sector with staples and others steve, it's a

eli lilly. >> manning >> i'll give you a quick answer because i know you want to get focus back i'd rather be in merck pfizer eli lily is fine, but i think the pipelines in some of what's going on at the high-end of the management of those two, they're going to deliver disney is another name great dividend, buy back the stock. i could go through the list of the stocks i own, scott, when i'm looking at them. pepsi, coke. they're eququality names that g you a dividend yield that are buying back stock. that's why i own those and on down days like yesterday when you get a bit of a volatility, the it's a better chance that i might buy a stock but otherwise with this low volatility, i've been more of using that because the calls are cheaper. >> because it's calmed down. >> merck, 17 times earnings. >> phenomenal. >> 17 times. for merck? what are we crazy? the biggest drug ever. >> scott , i've got a high dividend payer for unusual activity might be somewhere in the jpmorgan health care conference and i think you guys are going to like that >> no, no, don't guess of these restaurant stock, darden

. >> i will tell you eli lilly trading well brayen. back to you. >> got a little time to work with. >> guy adami. >> last night i jammed you up. tount look at me. >> guy adami thank you for watching "fast money. "mad" starts now >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. to put it in context, my job here, entertain, edge, teach, call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me we hear they chinese government reaches a potential phase 1 trade deal and the market soars the dow gaining 221 points s&p climbing .86% and the nasdaq .73%. what do we say hello? ♪ hallelujah i don't mean to trivialize the importance of this news. it matters it does matter >> president trump -- >> trump stock, trump stock. >> might be able to reduce the tariffs with the chinese by 50%, or

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tomorrow eli lilly has an incredibly important meeting where they're going to give you 2020 guidance.dict that their guidance is going to be well-above what people are thinking about because the company is so well-run can you buy it up a dollar you know, i wish they were kind of steeling from the upside. but, you know, this is -- this is a great american company. and they will -- they will surprise you with good things. >> yeah. done well. i saw today golden cross on s&p bio tech. >> i think well, you know what, this is elizabeth warren backing away or lower in the polls whatever you think but elizabeth warren was the one that kept the -- she was a pe destroyer and now that she seems to move on to other things, i got to tell you. >> how about tonight >> lavongo, which is a healthcare company that saves the system money and then an unsung hero, doug peterson, as he goes into the cowboys -- i'm sorry. doug peterson from the s&p take a look at that performance. it's been -- it's been unbelievable why? because doug keeps expanding the number of indices. personal hero of mine just in terms