87, the russell small caps up 20 , its best month ever can the run continue and moderna says its ready to file for emergency use while novavax announces a second delay in its late trials we have the details. P power lunch starts right now it wouldnt be a record rally if there werent some bumps along the way. Was today just a oneday pause or something more . Lets go to bob pisani for more. Hi, bob. Hello, kelly. It actual its actually not a bad day. We were down 447 points, weve regained almost half of that if you look at whats down today, Energy Stocks, some up 30 for the month. Thats down. Bank stocks, another amazing rally. Look at this, tech is up apples had a monster day, up overall some of the semiconductors also doing well health care is down fractionally, thats a defense of group if you look at whats going on for november and the value cyclical location, this must be an alltime record for Energy Stocks banks up almost 20 , industrials as a cyclical group. So theyre not selling t
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