I think you need about 25 points to get back to the previous record that was set, were about 25. 68 points below it. The s p futures indicated up by 21 s p has now been on a sevenday winning streak, and youre looking at the longest winning streak its seen since april of 2019 nasdaq was down yesterday, but it is indicated up by close to 60 points this morning the dow was up by over 350 points yesterday to kick off the week treasury market this morning, right now youre looking at the tenyear yielding right about where it has been. 0. 599 that yields a little higher than we have been sitting. Brian, this news about putin and this potential vaccine is huge, but i think we do need to take it with a grain of salt. Youve been all over this already this morning. Well, trying to make sense of it, becky. Good morning as well you have what you think are the markets sort of key points, right . Trillions of dollars in stimulus, potential for payroll tax cuts, all the market themes weve been talking
Away from new highs. Joe, i begin with you. The question is how are we going to get to those new highs . Value is outperforming today is this the start of the longawaited rotation . Well, your initiating a great conversation, scott, because as you have identified the s p 500 is basically sitting less than 1 above its all time high whats critical, though, in getting there if you are not going to have a significant outperformance from what has worked, which is clearly hyper growth, is youre going to have to have the participation from the value names. Lets put in context where value really is. Scott, the russell 2,000 is still sitting 9 below its all time high it achieved in august of 2018. When im thinking about value i also have to think about value and get contribution from small cap value, not just Large Cap Value because there has been such a differentiation in the Small Cap Index this year. Small cap growth is up 22 year to date. Small cap value is down 12 . So, yes, i believe it h
Bill gates says the nations testing has mind blowing problems. A mediag Police Arrest tycoon and prodemocracy activist reportedly on allegations of foreign collusion. Nexts in his Media Group Digital slumped. Gone 6 00has just a. M. In london. Good to see you this morning. Names a ceo and president from november. He had previously served as the chief operating officer. He will take over on november 2 he did his first interview, fiveandahalf years, go to your bloomberg 6 returnelivered relative to peers of 6. 4 so a change at the stop on equinor. We will keep an eye on any more detail on that. Rump, turkey, tiktok i am on tiktok. I have sent something out on. Tiktok trump, turkey, tiktok, and trade. Im determined to boost my tiktok numbers. Nejra good morning. Ill add tech because tech lead a decline last week on friday with the confrontation with china being ramped up with the white house. I cant wait to see your tiktok account. Manus it is awful, dreadful. I havent worked it out yet.
Airlines tiktok bids moving walmart is now in the mix. Yes, walmart and that stock is up 5 . Microsoft up 2 . A record close watch for the s p 500. At least 59 minutes left of trade. Anything positive, jon, for s p and nasdaq as we go into positive territory with the new records . Once again. And coming up on todays show. Two key reads on the state of the recovery in america. Well speak with the heads of Regal Cinemas parent cineworld and ihg group about safety and demand in light of the pandemic. And counting down to big earnings after the bell, including dell, gap, hp and more well bring you all of those numbers as soon as they hit. Now straight to the big stories we are watching today. Mike santoli is tracking todays volatile Market Action Steve Liesman and Morgan Stanleys chuten aya are here. And ylon mui has details on the new rapid covid test and bank of america is calling it a gamechanger. Start us off were extending up into record territory a little bit erratic fashion the mark
Amendment. Today our new exhibit, rightfully hers, american women and the vote, opened up stair in the lawrence f. Obrien gallery. This exhibit is a corner stone of our sentenal celebration of the 19th amendment. Which gave women the right to vote. The 19th amendment is rightfully celebrated as a major milestone made possible by decades of suffrage relentless Political Engagement and one critical piece of the larger story of womens battle for the vote. Rightfully hers begins with the suffrage that doesnt end with the 19th amendments ratification. The final section examines the Immediate Impact and the voting right struggles that persisted into modern day. And corrine porter, stand up, is the curator of that exhibit. [ applause ] one of the goals of the exhibit is to recognize both the broad diversity of suffrage activists and the many bases on which american women have been barred from voting. As susan ware does in why they march the exhibit looks beyond the familiar names such as susa