the numbers for us. dow jones down 12,716. nasdaq down but up 16% year to date. and the s&p is down 1.75%. here s what i m watching in the market. it s set off today in europe. another day, another stock swoon. dow jones industrial making it five for five with the first five day losing streak since august of last year. worries about the earning season. the volatility index up for an eighth straight day. apple, meanwhile, making history. the technology hitting be a all-time high today. $640 a share, and it has since pulled back by the clothes. the only other company to achieve that milestone was microsoft back in december of 1999. courtney reagan is on the nyse right now. over to you. good afternoon, maria. who came first, us or europe, who started the selloff continuing to slide from there. a couple of reasons behind the selloff, number one, global growth concerns. this continues, whether it s europe, china, that still looms. spanish and italian yields rising again today. e
i need you to take a deep breath and remember, when it comes to the global economy, the united states is still driving the car. sure, there ll be days when we trade off europe, but this isn t 2011 anymore, people. and with earnings season beginning next week, i bet it will happen sooner rather than later. what s the game plan? before we get to earnings, monday starts with the digesting of tomorrow s payroll employment data. okay? the labor department stupidly and i think unreasonably issues the support tomorrow blissfully ignorant that the stock has closed hey, come on, it s a regular working day for a lot of people. i care about the market and you and the individual investor and how you won t be able to have the information and people will be trading all over in the future. it s an unfair thing. it s unfair. so the impact will be on monday s trading. i think the numbers won t matter that much because i think it s going to be in line. which means we will then default what w
states is still driving the car. sure, there ll be days when we trade off europe, but this isn t 2011 anymore, people. and with earnings season beginning next week, i bet it will happen sooner rather than later. what s the game plan? before we get to earnings, monday starts with the digesting of tomorrow s payroll employment data. okay? the labor department stupidly and i think unreasonably issues this report tomorrow blissfully ignorant that the stock market is closed hey, come on, it s a regular working day for a lot of people. i care about the market and you and the individual investor and how you won t be able to have the information and people will be trading all over in the future. it s an unfair thing. it s just unfair. so the impact will be on monday s trading. i think the numbers won t matter that much because i think it s going to be in line. which means we will then default, what we always do in the second week of april, we focus on quarterly earnings reports. su
the global economy, the united states is still driving the car. sure, there ll be days when we trade off europe, but this isn t 2011 anymore, people. and with earnings season beginning next week, i bet it will happen sooner rather than later. what s the game plan? before we get to earnings, monday starts with the digesting of tomorrow s payroll employment data. okay? the labor department stupidly and i think unreasonably issues this report tomorrow blissfully ignorant that the stock market is closed hey, come on, it s a regular working day for a lot of people. i care about the market and you and the individual investor and how you won t be able to have the information and people will be trading all over in the future. it s an unfair thing. it s just unfair. so the impact will be on monday s trading. i think the numbers won t matter that much because i think it s going to be in line. which means we will then default, what we always do in the second week of april, we focus on
at the end of an ugly week, the worst week of the year, it felt like europe was in the driver s seat, averages getting kicked down to the curb again, the dow off 15 points, s&p giving up .6%, nasdaq bounced .4%. i need you to take a deep breath and remember, when it comes to the global economy, the united states is still driving the car. sure, there ll be days when we trade off europe, but this isn t 2011 anymore, people. and with earnings season beginning next week, i bet it will happen sooner rather than later. what s the game plan? before we get to earnings, monday starts with the digesting of tomorrow s payroll employment data. okay? the labor department stupidly and i think unreasonably issues this report tomorrow blissfully ignorant that the stock market is closed hey, come on, it s a regular working day for a lot of people. i care about the market and you and the individual investor and how you won t be able to have the information and people will be trading all over