>> right now. >> lay it on us, reege.e're ready. >> ten years ago, 1999, 2000, reege, like everybody else, got involved with software. oh, it's going to be the greatest. and i bought some at high levels. and then i watched it going down. but i was so enamored with this new thing that i thought3 so i keep buying it as it goes down. down. down, adami. listen to me. all the way down. >> i'm looking at the stocks. i mean -- >> here we are. uis. you remember unisys? >> yes. >> it's selling down at 2.15. regis's break even, and this is after buying stocks, buying unisys for ten years now, i got my average down to 3.76. >> that's pretty -- >> a million shares more you'd get your average -- >> you're right. but i'm not through buying unisys but can it get back to 3.76? >> in terms of unisys i think it has a shot, especially if someone wants to buy these guys. but you've been buying on the way down, there's a very good chance at some point in unisys when you bought in '99 that stock actually went up for you and you had a nice prof

. >> the man who is also known as reege will join us live from the nasdaq in just a few moments' time. plus why the stocks at the bottom of your screen made our list. the pops and drops. stay tuned. >>> on tonight's "trader radar" we look at the stock lighting up screens across wall street today. this casino company runs a legendary venetian hotel both in vegas and in macaw. and although shares have hit the jackpot, almost doubling in 2009, investors crapped out today after the nevada gaming commission showed a 15% drop in gambling revenues for the whole strip. who is it? the answer when "fast money" returns. i'm racing cross country in this small sidecar,

. >> even in the established settled areas, like swat, this is not the tribal reege. look at what's happening in swat. that place is supposed to have governance, but it's not. a region where there was conflict and what security forces do? they ran away. what did the government officials do? they ran away. that's youy you had the taliban come in and take over. when you have the people of pakistan see this, a group of militants easily, just like that, are able to wipe away the government, the security forces from a region like swat, which was a jewel of pakistan, how are you supposed to have confidence in your government? >> i remember meeting one woman who refused to show her face, she was still in fear of the taliban recognizing her. she left the swat valley after the taliban rule of terror there. >> i have three kids for gods sake. the whole point, what is going to spill all over? it's going to spill all over in pakistan and the west doesn't realize the seriousness of the situation, probably your next 9/11 going to be from swat. >> she said the next 9/11 will come fr

but first reege himself fills us in on a few surprises. >> very exciting. i never thought we would get a chance to come back. >> reporter: regis and celebrity guests will celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the hit show for 11 nights starting this sunday on abc. >> the game changed a little bit. now we have time elements. we have experts standing by. it's still a great show. i think we've only improved it. >> reporter: first lady michelle obama has been named one of the world's best dressed. >> michelle obama got more votes than any human being that has ever been voted on this list. >> reporter: president obama is also on "vanity fair"'s new international best dressed list. the special two-cover issue with full ranking is on stands this week. >> there's never been more attention on the clothing a first lady wears ever. >> reporter: also tonight the very latest on michael jackson and the so-called death bed photo. could a prosecuting attorney make a case for murder? so we'll have that and so much more coming up later right here on "entertainment tonight." >

. >> get me reeg. >> jonathan, 1640. if he gets above 1670, it's interesting. >> they have lagged all year. they have gone behind the s&p. it's up. well below the level right now. look at merck, pfizer, people start to look at the attraction -- hey, look at the balance sheets and the dividend yields. if i want to park my money right now, where's the safety net, i want to look for pharma. >> if you have a pfizer or a merck, you overright the collective premium? >> i do. >> instead of sitting through doing nothing? >> a writer's dream right now to create dividends on top of those you've got, it's phenomenal. >> don't forget, anything related to the health care space, as obama's plan continues to fall apart across the board, it's a good thing for anybody. >> china watch. stocks from the shanghai index hitting bear market territory. 19.7% off of the 2009 high decline of 20% from the high. it's a technical definition of the bull market. you and i have had this discussion all day today. this is a high-data market. it's up 53%

. >> so my question here is, this is a trekked we're reeg seeing right now, although economic times are's going to happen when the economy starts booming again. would you imagine a shift or do you think once people are hooked on the boutique beer, they'll stay there? >> i think they'll definitely stay there. as information is available about these products, you know, a lot of these have been around for a long time, and there are so many new innovations right now, i think people will continue to be very excited about it and just grab a good foot hold. >> what happens to these companies as they go from boutique to being more and more popular? let me throw this one at you, paul. do they suddenly lose that boutiqueness quality? at some point, as more and more people drink them and they become more popular, how do they still keep that sort of small-beer aspect to them? >> well, many are answering the challenge by changing their beers pretty regularly. seasonal beers are the most popular segment of the craft sector, so every three or four months, brewers, you know, the regional brewers, as we

excessive heat for you in that reege. much going on across central iowa but stretching into northern parts of michigan, lake michigan itself, here is the big squall line racing across the northern half of that state, heavy rain, no severe thunderstorm warnings out of it later today, your cold front, watch thunderstorms to erupt in the daytime heating, cold front is the trigger, start kicking everything up in the atmosphere, kansas city, st. louis, even southern parts of chicago might see powerful thunderstorms this afternoon. the main threat, gusty winds, away from that all rain, all fog from the coast of the carolinas, interior sections of georgia, too. more on that, robin in a half hour. >>> a beach in cancun has been shut down, listen, bob, after the mexican government says the sand was stolen a hotel has been accused of illegally pumping sand on the ocean floor and putting it on their beach. you know, several beaches in the area were wipe aid way by hurricane wilma in 2005. the hotel hasn't commented on the allegation