Predictability. Strong winds blanket the bay haze fromdark, thick wildfires throughout the state, rolling blackouts as firefighters prevent more fires from breaking out amid extreme weather conditions. Joining us now in new york city, bloombergs abigail doolittle. I hope you have clearer skies than we do today. I want to talk about the tech rebound, the biggest rebound after the worst stretch since march. Saying you nailed it the only certainty is volatility. That is going to continue, it seems the worst stretch since march, and then today, the best day for the nasdaq 100 going back to april 29. The big question is whether it will last. Will investors continue buying the dip, knowing what they know about options volatility going into august . You jump in that huge down. Apple and tesla, certainly a good day for each. Apple, down 4 , excuse me up 4 today after dropping more than 10 over a few days. Nothing changed in that story. That tells you the degree of hesitancy, uncertainty on the
More than one vaccine is going to get authorized and there will be more on the market and that perhaps could be while they didnt take up that additional 100 million option agreement. All of this comes as the world finds itself at a turning point in the fight against the coronavirus. Patients in the United Kingdom receiving the very first shots of the Pfizer Vaccine this morning. And in one week the first doses in the United States are expected to be delivered. It cant come soon enough, of course. The country broke another Record Number in covid hospitalizations. 102,148. That is how Many Americans are sick enough with covid right now that they need hospital care. And on average, more than 2,000 people 2,000 people are dying every day here from the virus with over 15,000 deaths in the last seven days. The numbers are numbing, but they cant be. This has been the deadliest week for the coronavirus since april. Let me bring in right now dr. Sanjay gupta. He has all the detail coming in on
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