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BLOOMBERG Bloomberg Markets June 22, 2016

The dow jones, s p and nasdaq edging closer and closer to the flat line with an hour to go in the trading session. Lets see how this has hand out in the s p intraday. We started in positive territory and then we saw the drop when that opinion poll came in with leave edging out by one percentage point, the folks who are supporting stay. And then as janet yellen spoke, we saw another leg down. We are close to the flat line now. But part of the reason is in my bloomberg terminal. Function. E svs basically, this is the Current Trading volume happening right now against the 20 Day Moving Average. This is the way it has been throughout the entire day. It looks like seven industry volumesre trading at less than the 20 Day Moving Average. Down 25 discretionary against the 20 Day Moving Average and materials down, industrials down and people staying away from financials, down 13 there. At what isa look happening with currencies, specifically the pound against the dollar. It is up on the day, bu

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CNBC Squawk On The Street June 9, 2016

Moments ago. I think you have sort of a false market, buoyed by zero Interest Rates and you have to be cognizant of it. Of course, covered a lot of ground. Talked valeant, apple, herbalife. But in general, nervous about very big, bad things happening in the global markets. Without a doubt. If you have a billion dollars and youre over a certain age, it seems like youre really focused on the risks. The environment doesnt feel comfortable to you. Negative Interest Rates are something you never thought youd have to contend with. And its not to say its correct or wrong, but its one of those things, everyone understands the unease. If youre somebody like carl icahn who has made his fortune putting money at risk when everybody else was panicking and it seemed like things were cheap, thats not really the environment you feel like were in right now. You had an interesting discussion about these gentlemen on twitter yesterday. In part, the conversation went, are they uncomfortable with a communi

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BLOOMBERG Bloomberg Markets March 7, 2016

The momentum we got last week. Initially that wasnt happening, but then we had a shift led by commodities. If you look at the three major averages, we have a mixed market. The dow jones hanging onto its gains, one of its best performance has been to punt, on speculation that basf could make a bid for the company. If you look at what groups are doing the best at the moment, energy is getting the most, even though this picture is now looking more mixed. Technology and Consumer Discretionary are the biggest drags even as energy holds up well. If you look at the up trend we have seen since february 11, will it remain intact after today . Since that low, the bounce has been 9. 4 . What is interesting, the gains have been coming. They have been coming by the least loved groups, the most beatendown groups in the s p 500. We are looking at the s p 500 since february 11. This is the financials index in blue, which had been better the most year to date, and has been coming back. Finally, this is

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CNBC Closing Bell May 7, 2013

not to jinx it, but we re up 82 toints right now. this is about the high of the session. and we ve got an exclusive interview with one of the top people on wall street, who has been calling this bull market right. larry fink is talking demographics. he s thinking about a near-term pullback in the cards, but he is far from short-term oriented. he s looking long-term and he says you ve got to be invested. meanwhile, disney s earnings will be out about an hour from now, and i think it s safe to bet that bob iger is going to have a smile on his face. the stock s at an all-time high and they had that huge opening at the box office over the weekend for the debut of iron man 3, but we ll wait to see what the earnings look like. and he ll be here exclusively to break down those earnings for you. let s take a look at where we stand as we approach the final stretch, with the highs of the day right now, with a gain of 82.75, that s back above 1551, last trade there. s&p and nasd

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