A move like we saw yesterday doesnt typically begin the recovery from a dow turn the likes of which weve had, does it no this is one of the greatest oneday bull markets ive seen. You had to come in at the darkest hour, if you didnt, youre coming in on total quicksand. We had a move that was so accentuated by the machines, algorithmic. They exacerbate which ever direction it is. I hate it as much when it goes up as when it goes down, it brings in a lot of people who think maybe its all clear its not all clear its almost like youre lucky if you bought yesterday and you should ring the register today weve seen prices that will hold up but everything ive heard this morning is about how were ready and open for business, but no one talking about going to where theyre ready. Boeing, yeah, thats great you want to fly . When do you want to fly again . Thats a great question, jim. When you talk about what life is going to be like once the crisis passes right or when people go back to socalled no
Lows fausting with a relief after more than 1hundred points lost in just two days. Investors are getting back into this market and theyre bargain hunting because the bottom line, yes, there is fear about the coronavirus but no one really knows what is going to happen. Weve seen a page from this kind of playbook before. Markets do tend to claw their way back. When ebola was a threat of july 2014 to march of 2016, there was a lot of volatility but the dow only lost half a percent overall. For sars, november 2002 to july 2003 the dow gained. From september 2001 to october october 2002 the dow lost a little more than 17 . You look at history, get a sense how investors reacted to all kind of different events, ebola, sars cases, they say that they tend to be blips, not events that define the market. Major corona headlines breaking today, the cdc confirming 14 cases of coronavirus and a u. S. Soldier in south korea testing positive as well. That is not to say this isnt something to worry abou
Open, wall street looks to close out a recordsetting week. Peacock joins the streaming wars, how comcasts forthcoming platform looks to separate itself from the streaming flock. Joining the four comma club, alphabet more than 1 trillion all together more than 17 of the s p 500. Stocks looking to hit new record highs upbeat news on the economy as Housing Starts rise in december to their highest level since 06 up 16. The and just to put that into perspective we are looking for an increase of 0. 4 amazing, and of course the commentary from tepper and druckenmiller over the past half hour has done a lot. Its fed in the same direction. Well pick apart if weather was a factor in the Housing Starts and the rest but that is when the equity futures took another leg higher when the numbers were reported comes after we got other good housing data its become very hard to decide that the headlines are going to get in the way of a market thats been on this autopilot higher the guys like david tepper
Ceo Dennis Muilenburg is out effectively immediately as they struggle to get the 737 back in the air. Halftime report starts right now. Welcome, good to have you with us on this monday, our Investment Committee today, joe ter nova, brenda is back, the cio of sand hill Global Advisers the end of year rally continuing boy, what a difference a year makes, joe, right . Certainly does. Remember last december . I certainly do. That stunk. It did. Not this time around. Not this time around. 30second record close of 2019 on friday, up 28. 5 yeartodate could have the best yearly performance since 2013 remarkable. We had a liquidity correction this time last year. We had a Federal Reserve that was clearly hostile. Weve seen significant pivots in that record. The earnings picture really hasnt changed in 2019 we know earnings have basically been flat. Where we sit right now looks as though the runway is pretty clear for further price appreciation were now getting participation not just from techno
With strict conditions will be allowed to compete under a neutral flag. Russia has 21 days to appeal the decision. Former fed chairman paul paul volcker is dead. He broke the back of u. S. Inflation during the 80s. Later, he led president obamas efforts to rein in the investment risk of commercial banks. That led to the volcker rule which the banks hated. Paul volcker was 92 years old. Global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. Im Mark Crumpton. This is bloomberg. Vonnie and at 6 00 p. M. In hong kong. 0 a. M. In im a vonnie quinn. Welcome to bloomberg markets. From bloomberg world headquarters, here the top stories from around the world that we are following. We are on the cusp of a busy week with a lot of potential catalysts from the fomc meeting to the looming americachina tariff deadline. Plus, the u. S. Winter flu season is off to its earliest start in more than 15 years. We will tell