we like vertex, that's a call, it has been a good performer year to date we added that to the picks list the few companies with a multitude of positive events huge number this year for cystic fibrosis i think they'll raise guidance and that's a stock you want to continue to own in a challenging environment and a good chart and a recovery stock we like vertex >> michael yee, thank you for joining us vertex down a little bit today but outperforming. >> e-commerce stocks, they have been big winners etf up 16% since monday, tracking for the best week since april 2020 helped in part by chinese internet stocks bike jd.com, which have seen big rallies as china stepped in with support. jefferies initiating on some of these internet retailers, naming rent the runway, the real real, and thread-up with buy ratings the firm conducting a survey finding most respondents continue to shop for apparel online, more than in person, and that there's growing interest in second hand and rental offerings. that has been the story for a while, mike. and it's not like people beat up on the fundamentals of these b

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what's in the best hands and there are some high quality, large cap drug companies, the regenerons, vertexke the mistake what went down the most but i'm going to tell you that some nasdaq stocks that are down 50% will get cut in half again because they were just bid up, i think ridiculously and when people are confident, liz, they will buy anything at any price. and when the confidence goes out even high quality gets overshot to the negative. so you have to be super careful. high quality and focus on cash flow, cash flow. liz: i want to get john in here. we have one minute left before the closing bell rings. the volatility index is up about 12%. we see a spike to 35.82. what is your long term game here for your investors, john? >> with the vix at 35 to see capitulation we need to see put calls blow out and i think the vix at a 4 handle. when we get to that i think long-term conviction playing value play i recommended earlier, and to the other guests comments about quality stocks, finding value names, large cap value names in the material space, in the industrial space, yes, even some defen

vertex which we called out stock's up i think 16% year to date and still think that can move higher.can bounce back and zylab and china stocks had a huge pullback. >> anything to specifically avoid before we go >> look. i think what we are seeing is moderna still hold rated still can have a pullback and saying that it does start to get interesting at 50 billion cap. moderna will start to get interesting. stuff there. still so many people focus on covid. >> absolutely. michael, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> speaking of bio tech, cnbc's healthy returns summit continues on wednesday there's the sharpest minds in health care. head to cnbc events.com. that does it for "the exchange." just stay right there. "power lunch" begins right now >>> yes. please stay exactly where you are because we have a big hour of power i'm tyler. kelly will join me in a sec. 50 times 2 banlg of america calling for two interest rate hikes in june and july we'll talk to the economist behind that aggressive call. >>> inside the invisible war being fought online. the former head of the national security age

the holding to corporate interests of the rich, the republican agenda would trap americans in the vertex ofthe cynicism . issues that would not solve today's dilemmas while they pass legislation that overwhelmingly would benefit the few wealthypeople . if anyone doubts where the republican party stands today all they have to do is read the bizarre, truly stunning plan released the junior senator from florida last week. the head of the republican campaign committee which proposed everything from raising taxes on low income americans to naming a useless and ineffective border wall after donald trump. imagine . we're talking about getting back to normal and recovering from covid and reducing costs and they're talking about naming a border wall after donald trump. which party is going to solve america's problems? indeed, an analysis released yesterday by the taxpolicy center found low income households would pay an average of $1000 more in taxes next year under a plan like senator scott's . and that nearly all of the new taxes under a plan like his would be paid by those making less than $10

jackie: nasdaq winners, nxp, we are seeing vertex pharmaceuticals.atch these because this volatility, it is something but the market is up by 283 points as we speak. and i want to look at, you know, the rest of the market, get an overall picture right now. the year on the ten-yield, higher than 2%. and you can see it's up about .8 basis points, checking on gold prices, sitting under that 2,000 mark, 1976, bitcoin 39,520 taking a hit today. oil prices slightly higher but off of those big highs. 107.51. gas is approaching the 5-dollar mark as well. certainly something that we will be watching with the crisis oversea. average price for regular gallon has ticked up 4.33. in california it's 5.72. and that is hurting american consumers. a laughing stock, vice president harris couldn't hold back the giggles when asked about ukraineas refugees during her trip to poland. roll it. >> is the united states willing to make a specific allocation for ukrainian refugees? >> a friend in need is a friend in need. [laughter] jackie: god, that laugh, you think she would