i think the market actually is cheap and i think samsung has a lot of growth.pl's the name to buy eefr here. samsung you can trade in london. >> and the apple eco, and don't send me the nasty e-mails, at&t reported earnings. and again, those who thought at&t was a derivative way to play apple, you've been burned. if you look at!/rkÑwhat the iph has done and on at&t stock over the same period of time as sort of the direct beneficiary, you've been burned. >> but you didn't get burned being long best buy which has been a derivative play off apple -- >> that was beautiful, that seguiway. >> you like that? >> yeah. >> you want to do it again? >> it was a nice little tango. >> not contango but tango. >> speaking of tango, let's go to brian kelly. >> there should be an app for contango. >> there should be an app -- >> you want me to break out a little running man here? probably not right now. >> not so much. not so much. >> all right. >> sprint. >> you guys are -- gary's talking about at&t. joe's talking about best buy. i like sprint off the apple ecosystem play here.

in terms of d-ram technology, samsung and hynix are months ahead of u.s. microtechnology while taiwanese chipmakers are over a year behind mainly due to their bumpy transition. but even amid these encouraging signs, samsung and hynix face challenges. >> in the memory sector, toshiba is quickly catching up. its global market share stayed in the 20% level in 2008, but soared to the 30% level in just a year. korean companies are particularly concerned that toshiba's partnership with sandisk is beginning to bear fruit. >> the market expects the combined annual operating profit of south korean chipmakers to reach an all-time record of more than $10 billion this year, on the back of very strong demand. but 12 years ahead, samsung electronics plans to spend over $5 billion and hynix $2 billion this year to increase their production and to come up with smaller and faster chips stay ahead of the game. kiho kim, sbs cnbc. >> hynix shares are up in otherwise what was a down market today. >> you know what is interesting is that hynix was mostly in the red for most of

these are two names both in korea, lpl and samsung that trades in london that i think you have to own if you love apple. >> going to move on here because we want to talk about another tech story here, not just apple. that's capturing traders' attention tomorrow. yahoo is also out after the bell. it has been a trickier trade than just buy and hold. to increase your odds of success we turn to mike khouw for some "options action" today. what's your thesis on yahoo, which has been an outperformer versus its rival google this year? >> certainly the stock has done really well lately. obviously we've seen a fairly sharp move up from around 16 bucks to around $18 now. an important point about yahoo around earnings is that this thing has only had a magnitude on average of its moves over the last eight quarters of about 3.3%. the options markets, on the other hand, are actually implying a much bigger move, probably about 6.4%. now, when you hear these kinds of numbers, an obvious question you might ask yourself is how do i play that, how do i sell that move if i'm inclined to, and actually the

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for instance, samsung electronics and lg, they are the world's number two and number three cell phone makers. 30,000 cell phones were pretty much stocked at airports. that was a combined loss of $30 million per day. in terms of microchip shipments, they were losing anywhere between $4 million and $5 million a day. so the fact that the air space is clearing up means this is actually good news. i think that had a trickle on effect for some of the chip stocks in south korea. so i think they're probably breathing a sigh of relief. the tech companies really, really suffered. >> so i guess that means that new hand set you were eyeing, now you can buy it, right? >> and it's not only the hand sets. i heard sushi providers are stocking up. >> thank you for that. ayesha faridi joins us live for the indian report. >> for the better part of the trading session, it was hovering around the 52.350 odd level for the nifty, just about latching on to a 10 point gain. the margin picture is a tad bit soft. but tech did deliver a strong set of numbers and nonetheless and the stock price has been reacting

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rain postponed the finish of the samsung mobile 500 until monday with spectacular crashes like the one you're about to see. it was well worth the wait. nine cars in all were involved in the wreck but everybody involved including jeff gordon and tony stewart walked away. denny hamlin coming off knee surgery took the checkered flag and the texas motor speedway is second in a month. if you have a knee injury, it's good to be in a car and not have to walk. history made at the boston marathon. american ryan hall finishes with the fastest ever time for a u.s. runner at 2:08. he would finish fourth overall. the winner, robert kay cheriot of kenya who shouldn't be confused with the other robert k. who won four years ago of course a lot of people would like to confuse the two. very rare for a kenyan to win the marathon. they should let us win once and a while. we don't have american marathoners that are good, steve. this is your calling. you could do it. >> listen, i'm -- jim ryan, the sprinter or the miler turned congressman held the record for the one mile for many, many years but -- >> not g