the turkish president talked about this law specifically and said that it was open provocation for micron is a burden on france macron and france are going through a very dangerous period actually. my hope is that france gets rid of this mcraney trouble as soon as possible but some here in france see that this law doesn't go far enough they say that there needs to be a real declaration on a war against islam ist separatism here in france so there will be a huge amount reaction to this this bill now after being approved by the council of ministers will go to the parliament in 2021 where it will be debated and i'm sure those debates at going to be incredibly heated as will the reaction on the street. here to a story that's got a lot of people talking going kelleher's on tauriel province people who refuse supposedly voluntary vaccination against kobe had 19 code face a number of restrictions that is the warning of the provinces health minister there may be some restrictions in terms of travel or other restrictions step may arise as a result of not having a vaccination but that's going to be

france a deepening tensions between the public the police and the president escalate and then you're micron is now calling for urgent reforms to law enforcement mistrust of the police force mounts while officers complain about a lack of government support. explains. it's being described as a crisis of public confidence in the security forces amidst a violent protest against the global security law that was aimed at strengthening measures to protect the police there's been a renewed focus on police violence. president corn though while acknowledging issues refused to politicize the subject yet live your lives in a society there is violence in society there is racism in french society today this is a fact and as the police reflect society some members of the force display violent behavior and we must go after and punish them but hoey profile incidents including that of black music producer michel in his studio have not only shocked those at the very top they've also led to fresh questions about the police's own internal disciplinary body a body that has been routinely criticized for siding wi

you know emanuel micron the prime minister the health minister livy abel ranted promised 1st there would be no compulsory vaccination they would leave the freedom to choose to the french in fact thanks in particular to look we see that the draft law speaks of a measure that leaves aimed at limiting subjecting the french people in their public lives thereby deciding for them whether they will be vaccinated or not i think that it is shameful in fact it is a restriction of freedom which moreover contradicts the constitution this is a manifestation of dictatorship it seems to me that the government does not understand that today the patience of the french has run out they agreed to strict discipline for many months they said yes to the introduction of quarantine said yes to the imposition of a curfew said yes to the imposition of sanitary rules they agreed to everything that was imposed on them the next day the government came up with nothing better than to further could tail their personal freedom this is called segregation if the government wants the french to get vaccinated they must rest

which is absurd the palace is website had no mention of it and the french president's office that is micron's office failed to provide any footage or images to french media french outlets only found out about this event after an investigation by a t.v. show which was tipped off by coverage in egyptian media. is. yes well i just returned to iraq to iraq you know all told so this you could you know. evil don't get to discern or it's not always or in me it's what a continual process. here so what are we to make of the secretive approach that the french government took but there's been a lot of pushback against president macron hosting let alone celebrating presidency over the past couple of months france has been grappling with debates about freedom of speech and religion we've covered some of this on our show and mccrone has spoken about the fact that france up holds people's right to not just speak but to offend he's also talked about french secularist principles saying that the country is in a battle against what he calls islamic extremism and that the religion isn't some sort of crisis so ho

radical islam on the muslim population i can tell you and they can show you that prison micron is not. islam is not a muslim he's just a radical islam and he wants to control radical islam prison michael went on few t.v. in order to explain to this population what freedom of speech is what freedom of satire is that you can make everyone every religion it's not the world religion in particular but religion and this is part of the freedom of speech of france. u.k. army veterans who risked their lives serving in iraq and afghanistan have lost their legal battle to stay in britain the high court rejected a pills from 8 fiji born soldiers insisting they were in the country illegally due to bureaucratic errors r.t. these are li captured the heartbreaking moment a decision was broken to the 4 young girls of one of the soldiers. the judge said that he wasn't concerned with any misadministration on the part of the government and i would eat galatea that he didn't see how the government had behaved in an illegal manner but. to a minute she's the wife of one of the soldiers to our say she brough

i look like president micron chad and the moujik sea meeting on monday. as part of that meeting, there was the french prime minister, the french interior minister, and also the leaders of the parliamentary parties over the majority, the presidents of these parties. now they decided following that meeting, that this specific article, article 24 would be suspended from the bill. as i say, it follows a weekend of violent protests in france, where more than a 130000 people came out to the streets to say that they didn't want this particular part of the war in that detail in france. well, the anger that we saw in those protests have been focused on 2 incidents in the last 7 days, which showed extreme versions of police brutality. the 1st was a week ago on monday evening. here in paris and police were shown in video games using deadly force to dismantle a migrant camp with one journalist saying that he'd been attacked 3 times during the evening by the security clearances, as he was trying to carry out his job. that was described as shocking by the interior mini

from the official residence of the president official residence of the president of france, a manual micron. the message is keep calm and carry on —— emmanuel macron on. i think it was in relationship to keep on the carry on, not carry on as an... the french message, keep calm and carry

became violent after 500 writers infiltrated the event the demonstrators a concerned that president micron's new security plans will restrict civil liberties. as the headlines this hour coming up next it's the listening posts. rank amateur i don't want to have proof of china relations during your the occupation right out of poverty action to your question this is something that's calculated to hold through to god i want to or not the chinese are up to by doing this. hello i'm richard gaisford and you're at the listening post where we don't cover the news we cover the way the news here are the media stories we're looking at. china's a war of words with a stray and the tweet that escalated everything uganda has got a presidential election coming journalists are covering the story at their own risk servian worked for turned authors rewriting history from behind bars and saying you're not a robot is easy to use books to confirm you know right up proving it is another matter. this will go down as the year of the panda given what we know about the origins of covert 19 the initial outbreak and will

equities lift and micron blinks. macron blinks. lufthansa will airlift vegetables to london this week. a bloomberg surveillance from pointston, berlin, and in between. you take surveillance early to bed at 7:00 and you wake up on the edge of chaos. >> the headlines suggested the edge of chaos, but if you look --the markets, people are >> this was more than a last-minute tweet. we have so many stories. it was supposed to be quiet today. i have to start my christmas shopping. mcdonald's? folks.is is unreal, we have a team of people around the world. we have aof you, story in the united kingdom. washington is historically in chaos. you mentioned on twitter, corporate yields are at an all-time narrow. lisa: even if you have the threat of a suspension of the u.s. government amid the worst pandemic in a century -- tom: it will be an entertaining morning. >> president trump is signaling he may not find that massive --onavirus spending -- pass may not sign that massive coronavirus spending bill. he demanded congress increase $600 toulus ch

old micron is a burden on france and the president of tokyo just to get rid of its need to relations between the countries hit new lows. as far as upper has to roll out its vaccine in the u.k. and seeks approval in the us its c.e.o. admit it might not stop those who take it from spreading the virus. what it calls for operated accusations against john innocent to russia affiliated news agencies charged with violating e.u. sanctions. and donald trump support a step forward to cost father down to what that calling a rigged presidential election wait has some of the latest testimonies. of the ballots being ran through that he had been waiting machines.

in paris activists have been urging micron's to use the visitor purse for the release of political prisoners and reports from paris. the grandest ceremony at the start of a contentious visit egyptian president abdel fattah el-sisi was a school to the lease a palace where he was greeted by the french president emanuel michel the leaders discussed regional issues counterterrorism and the shared opus ition to take these actions in libya and the eastern mediterranean mackerel said he also raised concerns about human rights in egypt with sisi but refused to jeopardize paris's strategic partnership with cairo. conditionally. i will not make our cooperation in defense or economic matters conditional on these disagreements 1st because i believe in the sovereign. he of people and respect for our legitimate and reciprocal interests 2nd because i believe that it is more effective to have a policy of demanding dialogue than a policy of boycott that would reduce the effectiveness of one of our partners in the fight against terrorism and for regional stability president sisi dismissed accusations of right

from the official residence of the president official residence of the president of france, a manual micron. the message is keep calm and carry on —— emmanuel macron on. i think it was in relationship to keep on the carry on, not carry on as an... the french message, keep calm and carry on, carry on fishing, carry on talking, not clear. talks continue in brussels with both sides warning they're unlikely to reach a post—brexit agreement by tomorrow's deadline. the former bank of england governor expressed his concerns. undoubtedly, there will be challenges if an agreement is not reached. four royal navy patrol ships are being put on standby to help protect britain's fishing waters in the event of a no—deal brexit. world leaders are holding a virtual climate summit. addressing the summit, boris johnson laid out his priorities in renewable energy. we're putting our foot to the accelerator in a carbon—friendly way, of course, with a ten—point plan for a green industrial revolution. the us regulator authorises the pfizer biontech coronavirus vaccine. donald trump says it'll be rolled

soft on radical islam or on the muslim population i can tell you and they can assure you that prison micron is not. islam is not a muslim he's just anti radical islam and he wants to control radical islam because in france as of today we have the coming to to preach in france they are sent by morocco algeria turkey and saudi arabia some of them don't even speak french so what prison mccrone wants to do is to get. trained. in france and to teach muslim. let's say the islamic view of france. now we know that turkey as been very vocal it wants to be part of the e.u. it's been a long process a lot of discussions do you think that one's words will actually harm turkey's chances here. erdogan the world's going to harm his chances but we can say it's been for decades turkey is trying to enter the e.u. doing almost everything that the e.u. asked them and they keep the european union keeps asking them more and more and more and more time and one of one of the differences between turkey and france is because france doesn't want turkey to get into e.u. that has been since jacques chirac france or mitt

charlotta microns in a difficult position isn't it because i mean looking at the pictures today they must be people he wanted to police to have more power to protect them from the violence that we're seeing mean if you live in paris you must be sick and tired of this happening most weekends. but what's interesting is we heard from the leader of the national rally here in france marking a pen just in the last few weeks and she said in the parliament she didn't understand why years and years of violence in this hasn't been sorted i mentioned earlier this is a problem we keep seeing in the protests is that people come out to exercise their right to protest a freedom of assembly and then we will have a small group of people normally about 2300 who are here just because violence and i think that is a question because many people will say well actually the police do need to have more power to be able to control these situations also we know that the police unions say that they didn't feel that the global security law was giving enough in terms of protecting them we were talking to a police

the turkish president talked about this law specifically and said that it was open provocation for micron as a burden on. france macron and france are going through a very dangerous period actually my hope is that france gets rid of this macross trouble as soon as possible but some here in france say that this law doesn't go far enough they say that it needs to be a real declaration on a war against islam ist separatism here in france so there will be a huge amount reaction to this this bill now after being approved by the council of ministers will go to the parliament in 2021 where it will be debated and i'm sure those debates at going to be incredibly heated as will the reaction on the street. u.s. president elect joe biden chosen a retired general as his defense secretary if approved by the senate 67 year old lloyd austin would become the 1st black person to head the pentagon. i chose lloyd austin as my nominee for secretary of defense because he will do whatever it takes to defend the american people when the islamic state emerged as a terrorist threat in iraq and syria president obam

the turkish president talked about this law specifically and said that it was open provocation for micron as a burden on. france macron and france are going through a very dangerous period actually my hope is that france gets rid of this macross trouble as soon as possible but some here in france see that this law doesn't go far enough they say that there needs to be a real declaration on a war against islam ist separatism here in france so there will be a huge amount reaction to this this bill now after being approved by the council of ministers will go to the parliament in 2021 where it will be debated and i'm sure those debates at going to be incredibly heated as will the reaction on the street. let's delve deeper into this story with yasser. a human rights activist national security expert speaking to us from paris this hour a welcome yes or the french government clearly has an urgent need to protect its citizens from terrorism for a long time it appears even though the scotian was stifled because of the fear of being called racist or offense being taken maybe this bill is the spark n

peaceful only became violent after $500.00 rioters infiltrated the event demonstrators a concern president micron's new security plans will restrict civil liberties. now iran's president is under pressure to sign a new law all of that could hinder nuclear talks with global power as the supreme council has approved a bill to prevent international inspectors from making surprise visits to nuclear sites all makers on president hassan rouhani to sign it into law even though he's expressed doubts proposal comes after the assassination of iran's top nuclear scientist last week though such a bar has more now from tapper on. the parliament fast tracked this bill which was in the making after the assassination of the high ranking nuclear scientists most and factories out there and it was approved very quickly as was the bill by the guardian council what president hassan rouhani has said is that this was true mental diplomacy but what it really means is that the iranian officials would no longer allow an an ounce visits by the i.a.e.a. inspectors now this is part of the nonproliferation agreement that iran h

for micron is a burden on france macron and france are going through a very dangerous period actually my hope is that france gets rid of this mccraw in trouble as soon as possible. but some here in france say that this doesn't go far enough they say that there needs to be a real declaration on a war against islam ist separatism here in france so there will be a huge amount reaction to this this bill now after being approved by the council of ministers will go to the parliament in 2021 where it will be debated and i'm sure those debates are going to be incredibly heated as will the reaction on the street are to charlotte devinsky reporting live from paris thank you. still to come this hour joe biden has announced his nominee for secretary of defense retired general who is the main architect of the u.s. led offensive against as long state in syria and iraq more on that in the 2nd half of the program. which is a pretty good sign moods and atmosphere highly active geology and it is for a little reporter who shoots and sure it could. be of those for biology is just far beyond our wildest i

attack against jews before world war 2 and he questioned the mental health of the french president micron is a burden on france mccrone and france are going through a very dangerous period actually my hope is that france gets rid of this mccraw in trouble as soon as possible. another reason for the spat is that the french senate adopted the resolution calling for the root of all and the withdrawal of azerbaijan forces from territories that had been captured in disputed regions on september the 27th what we heard from the senate is that they recommended that the government draw conclusions on the wall there turkey played and at the same time take decisive action against both and korea and its european partners. ok thank you paula that was artie's porus live there with the latest. so in other news tonight employees of russian affiliated news agencies but news and veer have been released from interrogations on the condition that they will not leave latvia that after the journalists were charged with violating e.u. sanctions with more on the story his the man close race. all we know at the mo

president micron, himself in isolation, told his cabinet a problematic mutation of the virus meant exceptional measures we re the virus meant exceptional measures were needed to control the border for 48 our is. the longer the ban goes on, the more damage and disruption it does. the government has spent months rehearsing for this kind of emergency, but not because of the pandemic but because of what might happen with brexit. a border control centre had already been set up control centre had already been set up to manage the possible chaos, because in ten days' time, how we trade with the rest of the continent will change dramatically anyway. just because officials have practised in theory, doesn't make the practice any less painful. this is now a real emergency. we can have fio is now a real emergency. we can have no more overpromising and false hope, no more confused messages and slow decision—making. we need strong, clear and decisive leadership. avoiding conflict in an emergency may be impossible, but as the disease tightens its grip, and the disease tightens its grip, and the very end of

radical islam on the muslim population i can tell you and they can show you that prison micron is not. islam is not a muslim he's just a radical islam and he wants to control radical islam prison michael went on few t.v. in order to explain to this population what freedom of speech is what freedom of satire is that you can make everyone every religion it's not a one religion in particular but every religion and this is part of the freedom of speech of france president refused to be drawn on everyone's comments in an interview though he did highlight that france is under attack for protecting free speach. never good personal this is the difference between us i believe and respect my point is that becoming more violent and saw the with a leader given the violent example i think of these abuse of a broad between political leaders is a room where president michael attempting to take the higher ground in that long wide ranging interview broadcast over the internet on friday he talked about what was happening in turkey he didn't address it directly but what he did say is that he was clear t

stuart: and individual stock is micron technology, price target hikes as well. >> a high of $85 from jpmorgan, from these current levels, boise idaho-based chipmaker, they make flash memories, they look at microns, they make more money than anticipated this year and the laptop during these covid lockdowns as they work from home, they are buying more of these devices and computers and yet micron makes a chip that goes inside. stuart: look at that, price target, old-school can be good. >> a comeback revival. stuart: someone has to tell me about morgan stanley downgraded them and the stock is falling back. >> from morgan stanley, a cell call, they had -- morgan stanley says it is a $17 star, not a $30 stock after it spiked to those levels, 55%, the debut a few months ago and that is too expensive, too many questions for future business if they keep growing with high levels in stock and questioned over how many more new customers it can add. a limited number of government in the world and that is usually what they do. stuart: they are a data mining company of extraordinary proportions. t

violent protest in france offices voiced their anger over the see the lack of support from the manual micron as they face mounting public hostility we speak with a deputy secretary of the country's largest police union. he succeeded in the force he succeeded to aid the police 150000 policemen and 100000 gendarmes angry with macro his words unacceptable for a president of the republic. and the u.s. president elect makes his choice for the country's defense.

uncle a marker want to sort things out because the car industry in germany absolutely needs the uk and micron does not and the fishing thing seems extraordinary because fishing is very important and very important to certain areas of this country and to france and other countries. but it's hardly a great big huge industry but it seems to bea great big huge industry but it seems to be a thing that they cannot get sorted. the symbolic industry as well so everybody feels so strongly about it. if they get it through this weekend, then it potentially the parliaments can work it through before the 31st so we will watch and wait. that is your weekend sorted out. a look at the daily telegraph and talk us through the cartoon. matt has done a few is always a good job of summing up a bit of the national mood. this is a very sad cartoon of an older gentleman with her sister in the background saying best hugged after january her sister in the background saying best hugged afterjanuary six 2021. the time he probably half the vaccine then you can give him a hug. but i think these pictures i speak a lot of w

micron has shown leadership in europe over the last few years and being able to move forward. francine: thank you for joining us, george papaconstantinou, the former greek financial minister -- finance minister. president of russia is holding the annual press conference for an hour, and i think counting. the president is virtually speaking to a lot of socially distanced reporters. we are expecting covid-19 to come up amongst the questions, policy.as foreign here is karina mitchell. na: -- americans would get a one-time $600 payment and they would be $300 per week in supplemental unemployment benefits, as well as aid for small businesses. democrats will not have to give up their demand for aid -- bloomberg has learned that the white house is holding urging -- urgent meetings to discuss that hacking leak from russia. a number of u.s. agencies were attacked by hackers, believed to be tied to the russian government. in germany, a record increasing more thannfections, 45,000 new cases today, over twice the number from the day before. earlier this week, fatalities also set a daily r

if it got memory, its got micron on the other peck strum you fot bin tell which is p.c. company finally the semiconductor capital of equipment company, they make the machines of manufacturing chips. these stocks are the way to go any of lamb research and ply materials and of course there are other big names, why pring it all up? >> i want you to know what you known and there is little hodge yous in h countrthis country so please forget about trading entirely, at last we have a mark that values kpaj individual companies and individual management why not take you there and buy the best semiconductor i would like to say there is always a bull market some where, i would like to find it just for you. i am >>> winter storm warning al roker is here to pinpoint how much snow for people in the path right now on the news. >> reporter: 70 million under a winter storm warning. >> a nightmare nor'easter, the worst in years, threatening millions heavy snow, ice and freezing rain tonight, the areas getting hit the hardest pby this monster storm. >> we're going to pass some kind of stim

the prime minister of spain also having to restrict their movements because of recent contact with micron. -- with emmanuel macron. partial attempt could be extended nationwide in denmark. we are going to restaurants and bars close. shut for children about fifth-grade. , -- is going to extend the furlough scream -- -- scheme.team releasing the economic impacts of the second lockdown. alix: really great round up there. speaking of the bank of england keeping stimulus unchanged, waiting for the outcomes of trade talk with the european union. david goodman joins me. what did we learn from the boe if anything? [indiscernible] they remain unchanged on brexit. one thing and light of the --iness is that ♪ -- [indisible] having am sorry, we are a hard time. you -- a hard time hearing you. break then and talk to fabrice montagne. the big of england extended its funding scheme which is the main take away from this meeting. it carries the same message of the quantitative easing program last month which basically means the bank of england needs to monetary mont -- a policy stance over the foreseeab

qualcomm, micron, intel moving higher today. price of oil moving higher today. around morehusiasm tempered moves by opec, and confidence that there might be some kind of deal coming from congress. is that confidence overdone? our congressional reporter erik wasson is with us now. we understand there is something to consider, there is a bipartisan agreement in place. can something happen before this session ends? ofk: there are the outlines a bipartisan agreement put together by a group of senators and representatives in the house. we are told that they will try to develop the details of that by monday morning. if they can come together, and apparently the white house is in on the drafting of the language, as well as the other top leaders, and then we will have a sense of whether this will happen. a lot of attention to this idea of corporate liability, the ability of companies being able to be free of tort laws with respect to covid. also state and local government aid in there, the formula. those details will be worked out. by monday, we will have a good sense a

is he trying to get merkel in micron on the phone to get more involved instead of just dealing with ursula von der leyen? bill: good morning. it could be a negotiating tactic. i'm not sure how it's really going to play. is thateally going on the sides are entrenched along their redlines. it's looking very difficult to overcome those redlines. i do think that, ultimately, the u.k. would probably prefer to that's whatk of -- this deal entails, rather than the certainty of tariffs that you would get with no deal. clearly, politics is very much at play at the moment. so we will just have to see how the political mood plays out over the coming days. certainly, i would say that the risk of no deal is now very significant. evenrie: you made up that with a favorable trade agreement, over time, brexit is going to a road growth. where do you see it hitting the u.k. economy the hardest? bill: indeed. even the u.k. governments own analysis shows that even with a deal, brexit is going to be very damaging to the economy. it is something in the order of five percentage points of gdp. some of that, you wi

. >> it has been a good week for apple suppliers with names like micron, intel, all up near double digits and extending those gains today. a lot more "squawk alley" still ahead. stay with us this is decision tech. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. see yourself. welcome back to the mirror. and know you're not alone because this. come on jessie one more. is the reflection of an unstoppable community in the mirror. hi, my name is sam davis and i'm going to tell you about exciting plans available to anyone with medicare. many plans provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits, but you have to meet a deductible for each and then, you're still responsible for 20 percent of the cost. next, let's look at a medicare supplement plan. as you can see they cover the same things as original medicare, and they also co

. ♪ ♪ >>> it's time for unusual activity john imagine inajarian, tell us micron number one. >> all right, scott. it's up 34% in the last 30 days. just an astonishing run. and it burned right through that 65 strike into the december option, scott, and now they're rolling up to the 70 strike in december so these are about two weeks and three days into the future, scott. that's how much time you've got to be right here so i like buying and at the money call here, perhaps the 68s and selling those 70s for the other folks that just want to take that shot, buying the 70s is what an awful lot of people are doing. 28,000 of those changed hands so far today. second trade, take a look at cemex, about $4.85, they're buying the january 5.50 calls. i'll be in this trade about a full month rare than just a couple weeks and i love that up side here one of those infrastructure plays depending when that money starts flowing, scott, these guys are going to do exceedingly well so i like that play as well >> did you and pete do that the same time? i think i talked about pete about cemex maybe yesterday? the

caterpillar, to jpmorgan, merck, lili that's just on the 16th of april, berkshire, bank of america, micron. there are a lot of well known and household names that the senator told between april 14th to the 16th. >> right that's right our understanding is he offloaded the vast majority of his stock positions during that period i want to get a hat tip to senate stock watcher, which is a third-party analysis site that gathered all the public senate filings and generated lists like the one you're looking at. they did some really good work that we analyzed for our story he seems to have sold off a boat load of stocks at that time. it might be worth mentioning as well as long as we're talking about this year's trading, senator purdue has gotten into some trouble with his campaign opponents in georgia over trading he did when coronavirus was on the radar but the outbreak was not fully under way or at least americans did not understand that it was getting well under way in late february. at that time he bought pfizer, he bought dupont, he also sold caesar's in late february, early march and that w

horton, flir systems, and micron as well >>> a live look at times square in new york city getting ready for a very different kind of christmas and socially distanced celebration this year. welcome back to "worldwide exchange." our top corespondeporate story n opening up an anti trust advice into ali baba. eunice yoon is joining us with the details. he probably has to be the most high profile business person in all of china and certainly one of the big esz in tgest in the . what is going on with the campaign against jack ma >> well, china is investigating ali baba's alleged no ma november police tick practices including what is called pick one of two, which is forcing merchants on your site only work with one players a opposed to its separately ant group was also summoneded so this whole idea has been quite common in the market for years. and not only by ali baba, so there has been a lot of questions today as to why it is that we're seeing this investigation. of course a lot of this has to do, at least the speculation is, with jack ma's recently fiery speech where he was highly critical

micron had positive comments, lan, paradine. it teradyne millennials love buying the etfs and the social media etfs at a new high, 5g etfs at a new high. great creation of these etfs this year, a lot of enough buying of the eetfs what's going on with the stimulus is the market tired of the story or it's already well priced in that's what's being debated on the trading desk back to you. >> never knew and never would have guessed in my life that there was a gaming etf. >> there are several and the assets under management, which is what you want to watch, have been going up all we're people like playing thematics, i want to own cyber, i want to own gaming can you do that in one fell swoop now. it's very popular. >> i wonder if the initial found e founders of etfs thought it would go this way. they probably did. ok okay, thanks very much >> markets have been burned before on stimulus hopes will it be different this time ylan mui is tracking the latest with the stimulus talks. >> hi, tyler the big difference this time is speaker of t

check out micron. and big technical players facebook and apple up almost 4%. and the centers for disease control meeting at this moment to determine who gets the vaccine first ones it is approved we're expecting a decision in the next couple of hours we got all those details "power lunch" starts right now >>> and welcome to "power lunch. i'm melissa lee. check out this rally right now all 11 sectors are in gree green. taking a look at some of the stocks we're watching. salesforce is under pressure for the second day in a row, down about 7% in the last week as it gets set to report earnings after the bell and reportedly to make a deal. and we have exclusive data on how the bitcoin boom is boosting this payment stock first let's get over to bob for more on today's rally. hey, bob >> hello, melissa. good start to a traditionally good month we got talk about a new stimulus plan, janet yellen on the air and, overall, 11 sectors all on the up side. bank stocks leading the way but technical stocks also. no dig selloff in tech that was also a november play there. ther

i also sold some micron. the company preannounced and went into the 70s. i thought it was a good opportunity to take some off the table but i still half that position >> shannon, you sold ups and chub >> i did inshauns hurance as been a great play financials in this low interest environment and financial play it feels fully valued here there's nothing wrong with the company. if you like insurance, it's still a good place to be on ups, we just -- i think there's a note out today that talks about how december is going to be sort of a peak volume quarter for them. for us, that's a cat list alysto move out of the stock. it's exceeded expectations in a shorter period of time i don't know that we expect estimates to rise and justify the multiple expansion we've experienced this year. for us, we're going to take our money off the table and put it into more cyclical ideas and continue to position our portfolio for the second half of 2021 >> michael far, you bought a rei reit >> in our value incompokocome p are -- portfolio we brought physicians trust. these medica

we haven't heard the french side, micron was certainly one of the toughest negotiators in this. particularly around the question of fishing. so you know, the ways that the european union tends to work, these crunch moments go right up to the wire in this case, later in the day on christmas eve and normally everyone sort of falls into line. if you look at the history of negotiations, the eu side has been remarkably unified, actually, in the talks where the british have tried to drive some wedges into different areas and that hasn't really worked and they really have pulled together as a group hind the negotiator. i would expect it also. remember the trade deal between the european union and canada? nearly blown off course at the last minute by the votes of a small area of belgium and you can't rule out somebody somewhere in the european union taking objection to some of the detail on this as it emerges and sticking a wrench in the works. so far you have got to expect this will go through in the next few days. kailey: all right, we are still waiting to see the details on the deal

basically doing nothing right now, scott what i'm most excited are the ones i own outside of that, which is micron. they have a lot more 5g exposure than people can comprehend it's up 45%. a really nice move and i think the combination of that also throw in mavrel becau -- marvel because they made the acquisition and i think infi was an absolute steal for them when you look at these names, scott, all of these names, you see a lot of different companies where the pe is very tolerable, their growth rate's incredible and to the point of both of other two gentlemen who are talking about an area in the market that covers not just technology but covers automotive, industrial -- >> that doesn't mean every name is going to win, right i know you're still thinking kirk cousins is going to lead to you the playoffs one day, pete, but, you know -- >> to your point, though, scott -- scott, not everything's going to work but right now, just take a look at for the most part, look at the lead -- the top ten market cap names in semiconductors and that tells you the story. take a look at the smh that tells you the s

so your vanilla is your micron, that's your momentum trade where you're going to get the real flavor, the chocolate, and that's going to be intel all dan lobe has to do is figure out one little thing, the way the stock has traded in the low 40s for the last two years, one little thing will pop this i think up higher and that's your chocolate flavor how's that >> this in a cone or a cup >> oh, i personally like it in a cone with jimmys on top. >> jimmys, that would be sprinkles. jimmys is very regional. we're just getting started here on "fast money." here's what's coming up next. >> it's been a big year for markets and a couple of stocks are leading the charge, but does that continue after the ball drops? we'll play one last round of trade it or fade it for 2020 to set you up for the new year. >>> and later, ringing in the new area isyear is a lot differn it this time around. what it means for the hard hit restaurant industry as it looks to rebound in 2021 we've got that and a lot more when "fast money" returns. ♪ - [narrator] if you're thinking about going to school online, souther

like intel, micron and texas instruments, but today only about 12% of chips are now produced within this country and that is down sharply over the past couple of decades and expected to slip even over the next decade. china share, 15% it's expected to grow strongly over the next ten years, thanks to heavy government subsidies. taiwan's share, by the way, 22%. that's mostly tsmc i checked in with tech analyst patrick moorehead and he says shifting production here could bring real physical advantages, physical security. the u.s. government wants to make american companies have access to the chips they need. if they're built here, they have that cyber security, chips built overseas could be easier to compromise and hack and preventing ip theft. if chips are made closer to our adversaries, so the thinking goes, there's higher risk of theft. earlier this year there was an important announcement on this front. tsmc saying it's going to built an advanced $12 billion chip factory in arizona construction will start next year, production beginning in 2024 the facility will utilize tsmc's 5 nanomet

micron was pushed into it by a commission of the french as a no, this was one of their ideas to lift these measures with these tests in place. some papers calling him ms. europe may have. they said that's not the case. as they say many countries doing their own thing for top including baltic states. they are putting on a report deviation flight next monday at half past five for all those people who can't get home for christmas. to bosnia now — where a fire has broken out at an emergency migrant camp, just as aid agencies began to pull out due to the lack of electricity and water. officials say former residents set fire to tents and containers. there are no reports of anyone hurt but the blaze means nearly three—thousand people will have to sleep in the open in freezing temperatures. the un says they're in dire need of humanitarian aid. let's get more from our balkans correspondent guy de launey. this particular centre which we've seen the fire up their is called lipo. it's near the city in northwestern bosnia. in that city itself is quite close to the border with croatia felt up

check out micron. and big technical players facebook and apple up almost 4%. and the centers for disease control meeting at this moment to determine who gets the vaccine first ones it is approved we're expecting a decision in the next couple of hours we got all those details "power lunch" starts right now