After hours. This comes as some of the biggest names in tech have been solid gainers since the brexit lows. Take a look at the performance of facebook, google and apple since june 24. With stocks, of course, overall near record levels, is big tech where you now want to be . Pete najarian. I think its where youve been wanting to be for a while but brexit opened up that door even wider because everybody started looking. We all know about the utilities, we all know about telecom. They had to go somewhere else with money because they saw valuations getting extremely stretched. Where did everybody start to look, simon . They started looking towards tech. Look at all these various names. Even look at Something Like seagate. You look at yield, you look at valuation and suddenly people started saying, hey, look, not stretched, havent made a move. But i would warn you right now, tech has been on an absolute tear run to the upside. This run off of the brex it lows to where we are right now, look
such as southeastern on dell, for example, or some of the opposition to the pcs-t-mobile deal. activism has been bigger than ever and so we are focused today on a number of dint guests who will join u and barry rosenstein from janna amongst others and we ll have news as well very shortly. wherever you are, david, there generally is news whether people want to know about it or not so we ll talk to you soon. in the meantime, we re coming off a turbulent week and saw volatile markets and all of the developments over the marathon bombing in boston one week ago today. the tacit approval over japan s monetary easing policy and no one will mess with the boj and they got green arrows on the continent at least in the early going. our road map begins like this. the markets and futures pointing to a higher open even with mixed earnings from caterpillar as they attempt to recover from the worst weekly performance in months. shares of caterpillar turning off pre-market after selli