Today the dow lost 109 point thes. Nasdaq only dipped 0. 08 . Bond yields short and long are headed the wrong way, meaning higher. Different stocks always march to the beat of higher rates, march down that is. The markets over bought, we got some new supply coming. Including a gigantic one that was supposed to be red hot, siz sizzling. It seems to be cooling rather rapidly. It doesnt thaep help that we h looming strike against one or all of the big three automakers. Oil prices continue to climb higher. All bad. No wonder people want to sell. It actually makes sense. I made all these worries kcrystl clear to the cnbc investing club. We know Interest Rates always marrie matter and we fear the ipo market unleashing the dogs of excess supply. The thing about this market is it does have a selfcorrecting nature to it. As soon as you point out something negative it immediately does get hammered. For example, when i mulled over the ipo sale this weekend by the once legendary softbank i had a v
Microsoft, which is still up 3 , down 10 at the moment. Lets start with the house vote Emily Wilkins has the details. Reporter hey, kelly, after 22 days, the house finally has a speaker. Congressman mike johnson of louisiana. He got all republicans to unite around him, all 220 were voting today, one absent, they voted for johnson, now officially becoming the speaker theyre in the process of swearing him in. As soon as they do, hell have to get right to work the house has wanted a shod of support for israel, but theres also the upcoming government deadline, johnson has laid out a very aggressive plan to pass the eight remaining appropriation bills before that point. Johnson will be a bit different from kevin mccarthy. Hes much more conservative, and a little further to the right. One major difference is he hasnt supported a lot of ukraine funding. Back in may, he voted against sending 40 billion to ukraine he also voted not to certify the 2020 election, and opposed the current stopgap m
An historic monday for the bond market. Joining us today is Jonathan Ferro working from the Early Morning hours. Manus cranny will be with us. Manus good morning. You see it on television and hear it on radio, 5. 01 of the 10 year yield. His street this morning. As history made this morning. The first lisa first time you seen it lisa the first time you have seen treasuries go above 5 . On we have a lot of good thoughts tom we have a lot of good thoughts on that. A sharp note in the Financial Times. Hobbit l arian looking Mohamed Elerian looking at it saying it is global. Manus there is the overall momentum. With our saying why are Asset Managers and insurers not stepping in your they simply dont have the complexity. They are not forced into it and so the appetite is not there. You have some of the hedges. Tom should we ask him banking questions so he feels comfortable . Lets take your experience with ubs. How scared would you suggest the big banks are with the price down, yield up unra
Advertising deal with openai, and as dom said, gameshop shares tumble. Take two cuts its forecast in what it calls challenging times. Lets begin with markets a day after the dow hit 40k for the First Time Ever on pace for its fifth week of gains. What did you make of all the fuss yesterday . I thought this was one of the broader attempts at a major milestone. And what led it was just incredible. I mean, youre dealing with a level of broad that what let me tell you, the most important thing was rates had only something to do with one stock out of ten. You could pin on rates. I think thats very important. I do believe most of these companies are just run by ceos that dont get enough credit. Its amazing to me that we simply are always willing to consign, i think thats because of the nonsense risk on, risk off, thats just something that came up to confuse the viewers. Im not crazy about it. I think whats happened here is when you get a guy like solomon, and he realizes, you know, goldman i
In other words, no matter how much you may love a stock, if the rules say sell sell, sell, sell you sell it. One thing ive learned from my investing crew, no matter how much you might believe in something, you violate the rules of the road at your own peril. Thats why we obey them religiously with the charitable trust, and theyve become our core guide for the cnbc investing club, which i want you to be in. Where the heck do the rules come from . Its not like they were hand down from high. The five commandments from the history of the world part one. Theyre not like the laws of physics, the way markets works, that you can induce gravity. No. The rules come from my experience. Thats right. From my experience. I spent over 40 years in this business. And in that time you Better Believe ive learned some powerful lessons. In many cases i did have to learn them the hard way. And because i dont want you to repeat my mistakes, because i want you to have the benefit of my whole career, tonight i