Tonight. We have got guy adami and we have tim seymour and steve grasso and brinmar trust jeff mills. Guy, were up 770 points on the dow and we have oil spiking, as well and banks participated and a lot of different sectors participated in this mini run or mini rally and whatever you want to call it is it because of fed help . Is it because some of these coronavirus numbers came down, giving us a reason for optimism or was it Something Else yeah. Typically its all of the above and ill have to reposition my camera in a second and i apologize if the shot is lose pep yesterday made sense to me in the way the market traded up and failed at the levels that we talked about it didnt make sense to me, but to your point, i think the howard marx article helped and the fact that Bernie Sanders dropped out helped and i think the dr. Fauci comments helped and its an amalgamation of a lot of things that are positive and i understand the reasons for optimism my concern is even with the market current
All rolled into one and a quick 7 fall and a trading haul the dow down more than 2,000 points and then right around 1 00 p. M. Eastern time the stocks tried to stage a comeback on the back of the news that the fed will inject 1. 5 trillion back into the market and prevent a fullblown credit crash. The stocks kept falling and we ended the day on the lows and we have a huge show for you tonight. For the host of big names with guggenheims Scott Maynard and john hess. Well get to those in moments, but first, lets get more now on exactly what the fed did and tried to do today with their trillion and a half dollar injection. We are joined by phone by Steve Liesman. Im not on the phone here, brian. I am joined by the Federal Reserve. In the first instance, it extended its purchases to 60 billion across the range of maturity and the fed was buying on the short end and it was going to buy a whole way of maturity and the reason for that is because there was a lot of dislocation and well talk abo
Cooperman joins us for the hour. The Investment Committee is ready to go. Halftime report starts right now. Welcome. Good to have you with us on this tuesday. Our Investment Committee here today, josh brown, stephanie link also with us from boynton beach, florida, leon cooperman, we will get to the selloff in the market today, the fall off for apple first a story thats new at noon today. It is a new position position for David Teppers appaloosa intel sat is negotiate with the fcc. Tepper writing the governments proposal is quote manifestly unfair to the company in part because the terms are difficult to meet. Tepper projecting accepting the proposal would take on serious financial risk he wants a new agreement with the fcc or face the possibility of bankruptcy or litigation from shareholders i spoke with tepper. He said, quote, he want a smart agreement for all parties and this isnt smart for anybody you can see the stock there is a big mover today, up more than 17 . It has been a lose
Steven mnuchin steps in for new york bancorp. And boeing having issues are regulators over the door plug blowout. Its thursday, march 7th, 2024. Youre watching Worldwide Exchange right here on cnbc. Good morning and welcome to Worldwide Exchange. Thank you for being with us. We get you ready for the trading day ahead. The major averaging snapped a threeday leez losing streak. This action in the premarket after we heard from jay powell saying he continues to expect Interest Rates to come down this year, but not ready to say when yet. It will depend on the path of the economy. Our focus is on maximum employment and price stability and the incoming data as you look at the outlook. We checkfor treasuries. We continue to watch yields throughout the hour. We are watching the Energy Market and oil with wti hovering close to 80 a barrel. Tensions in the middle east continue to rise after the Houthi Missile attack yesterday that killed three on the cargo ship in the gulf of aden. Take a look at