Manufacturing data this morning. Weve got full Team Coverage of todays selloff bob pisani is covering the markets reaction to that weak manufacturing data Bertha Coombs is watching the movers at the nasdaq Rick Santelli is looking at todays action in the bond market lets check in, though, where we stand. We are down 281, the low of the session on the dow was down 347. A slight improvement in the last 30 or 40 minutes or so but a significant fall from where we opened up 129 points or so lets check in with steve grasso from Stuart Frankel whos joining for the full hour. Steve, what is this . Recession fears again or is it justified to see this slippage you know, its funny, you know, im tempted to just jump onboard and say its all recession fears. And then you have the first day of the month and then you have impeachment. And then you have trade. But definitely, this is recession fears, but i wouldnt read into it as much as Everyone Wants to you have the first day of the trading month, th
Quarters of any publicly traded company and it lost 5 billion. The ceo says 2019 will be the worst year the losses, he says, will come down in 2021 look at that stock, down 8. 5 below 40 a share. Interest rates, the yield on the 10year treasury is 1. 69 , this is the worlds bench mash Interest Rate, and is this week s volatility, thats disruptive Financial Markets worldwide 169 right now. Here is the good news, rapidly falling Mortgage Rates you can get a 30year fixed Rate Home Loan for 3. 6 . Youre going to see a lot of refinancing action, and in a moment, youre going to see whats happening to Mortgage Rates in denmark. Okay, okay, okay, i know youre not likely to be buying a home there but when you see the rates , you might want to get into that market. Then theres joe biden, gas machine. Two of them. First, he said, poor kids are just as bright as white kids. Then he said, we choose truth over facts. [laughter] today is at the iowa state fair, every democrat will be hoping he doesnt
Great to have you with us ahead of the Labor Day Weekend the final trading day of august, another volatile one, between gains and losses, the dow had been higher earlier in the session, but right now we are just barely higher by 14 points, s p and nasdaq has turned negative this is the second losing month of 2019. Investors got more defensive, utilities, real estate, consumer staples, the only sect aro finances down 5 , energy down eight. So the question going into september is do you stick with what is working . And implicit in that question is, do you remain defensive going into what has historically been a very tough month for the markets . It has been a tough month you look at it and say its probably going to be volume tiff were going to see more responses on trade from china. What im doing is, yeah, probably more defensive in my style, which is to look for Companies Generating good cash flows. How do do i know theyre returning it to me dividends, maybe theyre increasing dividends,
Energy, you name it, and it happenedn a relatively quiet day that saw the bond market continue to flash a recession signal, an unusual phenomenon we have been telli youbout. Today investors brushed it off so here are the closingth numbe. Dow jones industrial average added 258 points to close back above 26,000. The nasdaq gaine 29 and the s p 500 was up 1. But what will it take for the bullo stay in charge . Bob pisani put together a checklist. Reporter bulls cant wait to get out of august. Theyre hopeful for more stanl Global Economic data, more help from central bank easing, most importantly no radical downward revisions for the earnings estimates in third a fourth quarter. Earnings are the key, and so far other than notable downward revision in energy and materiars, flattish for the s p 500 remains the buzz word for 2019. Thats good enough for the market. But the bears have plenty of. Ammuniti trade wars are hurting growth and those earnings, and now lower yields have emerged as the
Manipulator. China has been taking steps to shore up the movement. Stocks in europe flat. They were lower early on. Scene to be stabling. Less of aa little bit move then yesterday. Excellence. En par view ofp, we get the Anthony Scaramucci. We will ask him about markets and the Trump Administration at 5 30 p. M. London time. The new york city, here is viviana hurtado. Viviana the yield on benchmark 10 year treasuries falling earlier to a level not seen since before the 2016 president ial election. Recession signals flashing. The spread between threemonth bills and the 10 year yield has seen the most extreme inversion since the lead up to the 2008 crisis. Donald trump delivering his most forceful condemnation of racism and White Supremacy following the Mass Shootings over the weekend that killed more than 30 people. The president did not call for new restrictions on gun ownership, instead blaming the attack on Mental Illness, video games and other cultural depictions of violence. We mus