Macro front. Merkel got things moving a bit. Lets take a look at the tenyear note yield. Were right around 2. 4 but off the highs that we saw, almost 237b9 2. 5. We hit it yesterday. Crude oil at the bottom. Lets get to the road map. A change at the top of twitter. Ceo stepping down. Jack dorsey will be the interim ceo and theyll join us for an interview. And the imf walking out on debt walks and Angela Merkel with new comments. What you need to know to trade. First the ceo of twitter is stepping down effective july 1st. Hes going to be replaced by the cofounder of the company on an interim basis. It comes from amid pressure from some investors who have been unsatisfied with the growth rate. Heres what was said last night during a Conference Call. One of the reasons im stepping in is of the belief i have around our direction and our strategy and specifically around the products. I have a lot of context for it as chairman as talking with the team running it and i do believe that it is r
Stocks selling off today after two Straight Days of gains. The dow is off the lows of the session, but we can see there it is down by 154 points. So by triple digits with this volatility translating into a good year for active managers. According to funds track, 52 of large cap managers and 73 of value managers are beating their benchmarks in the Second Quarter. Joining us now, bill nichols, head of u. S. Equity trading at cantor fitzgerald. It really hasnt been the greatest environment for active managers until now. Right, robert . Yeah absolutely mandy. I think thats putting it mildly. Right . For the last six years since the bottoming out of the s p in 2009 active management has gotten trounced. I think thats indicative of the environments. Everything across the board was cheap at that point so trying to pick a handful of stocks or 40 or 50 stocks was really a losing proposition. But today when you look at fair valuations across the board, i think now is the time over the next three
Just breaking in the last hour, youtube launching a new gaming app. Well bring you the details how this could help google take on amazon. A move to the down side after yesterdays gains. Today we have ron weiner and rick santelli. Welcome to all of you. Kenny, let me begin with you. What are traders saying why we are seeing the dow down 167 points . I dont think anyone is surprised. The move wednesday, that explosive move up from where we had been testing lower came on the back of more rumor about greece. The fact we are getting another, not so much a rumor but news makes perfect sense money would be coming back off the table as people position themselves ahead of the weekend. As welles a next week when the fed comes out with their statement wednesday. Rick, youll love this. Got the fed meeting next week. Whats the more likely yield on the 10 year by the end of next week . 2. 30 or 2. 50 . Ill stick with 2. 50 . I have to say you know what judge . I want to put an asterisk. No market mo
Macro front. Merkel got things moving a bit. Lets take a look at the tenyear note yield. Were right around 2. 4 but off the highs that we saw, almost 237b9 2. 5. We hit it yesterday. Crude oil at the bottom. Lets get to the road map. A change at the top of twitter. Ceo stepping down. Jack dorsey will be the interim ceo and theyll join us for an interview. And the imf walking out on debt walks and Angela Merkel with new comments. What you need to know to trade. First the ceo of twitter is stepping down effective july 1st. Hes going to be replaced by the cofounder of the company on an interim basis. It comes from amid pressure from some investors who have been unsatisfied with the growth rate. Heres what was said last night during a Conference Call. One of the reasons im stepping in is of the belief i have around our direction and our strategy and specifically around the products. I have a lot of context for it as chairman as talking with the team running it and i do believe that it is r
Stocks selling off today after two Straight Days of gains. The dow is off the lows of the session, but we can see there it is down by 154 points. So by triple digits with this volatility translating into a good year for active managers. According to funds track, 52 of large cap managers and 73 of value managers are beating their benchmarks in the Second Quarter. Joining us now, bill nichols, head of u. S. Equity trading at cantor fitzgerald. It really hasnt been the greatest environment for active managers until now. Right, robert . Yeah absolutely mandy. I think thats putting it mildly. Right . For the last six years since the bottoming out of the s p in 2009 active management has gotten trounced. I think thats indicative of the environments. Everything across the board was cheap at that point so trying to pick a handful of stocks or 40 or 50 stocks was really a losing proposition. But today when you look at fair valuations across the board, i think now is the time over the next three