year close to 15,000 you won't believe how high one crypto expert believes it's heading in 2018, spencer bogart will be here to explain. >>> plus the bomb cyclone is coming, sounds scary, right? the east coast bracing for a monster storm this week. it's got some stocks catching on fire we'll tell you the names >>> first, stocks at record highs and tech is dominating 2018 so far. nasdaq closing at another record, it's really the tech underdogs taking over. a number of stocks down double digits over two weeks are surging today. check out oracle, micron, all leaving the charge do these beaten-down names have room to run? which will be the next to break out? >> i think it's micron tim said last night that's the aggressive pick, he liked it, but micron sticks out like a sore thumb micron is trading 6 1/2, 7 times forward earnings they had a great quarter but the stock sold out people are coming to the realization that nand pricing is still in there micron, which went from 36 to 50 seemingly overnight, retraced back to 39 i think if you look at one of those names on that list, micron sticks out to me

selina: that was spencer bogart. coming up, apple plans to bring back millions.ls on the repatriated cash, up next. plus, a new report describes hazardous working conditions at an apple supplier in china. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ 1 welcome back to the "best of bloomberg technology --selina: welcome back to the "best of bloomberg technology." apple will return hundreds of billions of dollars in overseas cash to the u.s. in a statement, because -- the company said it will pay repatriation tax. apple plans on investing in tens of billions. it will give its employees a 2500 dollars bonus after the new tax law. emily chang caught up with alex webb. >> a new campus will be for support. they already have one in austin. how many jobs might that create? >> it would create 3000 jobs. that is good news from a political perspective, but given they have 84,000 already, it is a big bum. that is over five years. emily: what else does this mean? >> if you look at the numbers, the big number they want everybody to talk about is they will spend 350 billion dollars in the u.s. over t

selina: that was spencer bogart. coming up, apple plans to bring back billions.e details on the repatriated cash, up next. plus, a new report describes hazardous working conditions at an apple supplier in china. we will head to asia. this is bloomberg. ♪ selina: welcome back to "best of bloomberg technology." this reported that apple will return hundreds of billions of in overseas cash to the u.s. in statement, the company says pay $38 billion in he repayuation tax. chang caught up with alex webb. >> billion dollars in the u.s. on new campus for support. they got one of these in austin. that's not something easy to do in china. that's a job that has to be done the u.s. emily: how many jobs that will create? create $20,000. employees84,000 already. emily: okay. what else does this mean? interesting.that's if you really look at the numbers. the big number they want talk about is they're going to spend $350 billion in the u.s. over the next five years. odds are they would spend that money already. bill.or the tax $30 billion to spend in the u.s. theou subtract from

. >> spencer, great seeing you again, spencer bogart, block chain. >>> he made interesting calls, especially about some of the smaller coins out there. >> it's interesting. the fact is now people are believers in a way they are committing capital before it was a smaller thing. i have been poking around, buying a little bit, bitcoin cash, and ethereum, to me they seem like the ones that kind of have some room to go here. bitcoin, you know, this one steams like there are some technical issues here and people want to build on the ones where they think it's cheaper and faster, that sort of thing. >> bitcoin cash, to what dan's point is i think is more interesting. this discrepancy seems to be still here for a while. >> skrep me in price >> in price between bitcoin cash and bitcoin, or the other way, i guess. >> yeah. >> but i think that should close. and then some of the icss, the wild wes of ridiculousness for sure. >>> still ahead we are all over the bitcoin boom here on "fast money. and up next, sheila bear will tell us why the bitcoin crackdowns have gone too far. >>> plus a handful of stock

spencer bogart says the bitcoin boom is far from over, at 5:00 >>> now to josh lipton for more news ons breaking story. >> reporter: that's right, kelly, amd is out with its official response. amd saying, to be clear, the security research team identified three variants targeting speculative execution, and amd is not suck ssceptible o all three variants due to differences in amd's architecture we believe there is a zero risk from these at this time intel was commenting on the chip bug that made processors more vulnerable to attackers. intel's ceo just spoke exclusively to our own john ford, pointing out that the industry in his words had come together, that intel had identified the exploit ahead of any actual breach, and was now offering software to help address the issue, kelly, back to you >> josh, thank you very much amd shares are moving nearly 2% up after hours today in the session they were posting a better than 5% gain, so further divergence there. intel is about to start a call in seven minutes we'll have more on that when we come back. at 5 o'clock. you like him. your mom says