After reporting better than expected earnings ahead of the launch of its streaming service next week. And we have a big interview coming up in just a few minutes. Billionaire investor leon cooperman says he will support fellow billionaire Michael Bloomberg if he runs for president. Cooperman joins me exclusively to explain why joining us for the hour is mark tepper from Strategic Wealth partners mark, great to have me here. Thanks for having me, appreciate it. What is your take on the market we saw record highs this week, but seem to be moving sideways here today yeah, so, overall, investors are definitely riskon right now, because of this trade optimism i know trump said today that maybe there has been no agreement with regard to rollbacks and tariffs. But nonetheless, risk is on. And were seeing this rotation now out of bonds, into stocks. Were seeing a rotation out of defensives, which had been leading the market into cyclicals. And really, one of the biggest driving forces right no
Remains solid. Joining us for the hour is stephanie link what do you think the theme is here we started the day up almost triple digits on the day then loss were down triple digits now were somewhere in the middle crazy with earnings nonstop. The theme today is the shift right back to growth from value. Thanks to paypal, thanks to microsoft, thanks to service now, and value is under performing because i think its all about 3m and what they said. Weak china, weaken you a, to no green shoots after yesterday where caterpillar gave us some hope and boeing gave us hope today took it all back some commentary from the industrials so far, honeywell last week as well, some of the commentary has been a little bit better around china so i wonder how much of this you think is 3m specific and where their end markets are focused versus the broader sector especially in electronics i do think they have high variable costs at 3m so they have some Company Specific issues. They didnt take production down
Line with policy decisions with Market Expectations. And tech leading the charge with apple high on the back of bullish markets that are higher. S p up 1. 2 . Dow is up 232 points near the session highs joining us, mark tenler. Mark, trade was the mover as it was yesterday. More of it, day after day, the thing that continues to drive the market is the most recent news about trade. So, yesterday, there was less optimism about there potentially being a deal the market sells off today, theres less optimism, so the market rebounds but nevertheless, were stuck in this trading range of 28. 25, and 30. 25, right and i think its very unlikely that we break out of that range unless and until we actually get a trade deal and i think the likelihood of us getting a broad deal is unlikely i just dont think thats going to happen. It all depends what that narrow deal looks like. Or the october tariffs removed if theyre removed for good, thats bullish forponed all that great. Lets focus on the big sto
China, which has chinese stocks bouncing today weve also got another big announcement as well dont miss the debut of a new segment here on closing bell today. The market zone is coming up into and after the close well bring you the stocks and stories every investor needs to know and it will look a little different as well. Joining us for the hour is mark tepper from Strategic Wealth partners mark, thanks for being here. Thanks for having me. Looking at the dow today, were up 154 points. The s p is also hovering right around 2980, it looks like a decent last day for the month of september as we head into these final three months of the year, what are you watching the most closely . I think the biggest catalyst right now is a potential trade deal all eyes are looking on this meeting next week between the u. S. And china, because if you think about it, its really, really difficult for ceos of publicly traded companies to execute on their growth plans if they have no visibility as to what
Accommodative policy and more from that interview with Christine Lagarde stepping down from the imf taking the top job of the ecb president in november take a listen to her view of the u. S. Economy right now its the longest period of growth in our country. The unemployment numbers are at rock bottom. Its in a very good place. Her thoughts on trade, china, and the likelihood of a global recession all coming up. First, mark tepper, ceo of Strategic Wealth partners, welcome back youve been surprised, impressed at the resilience of the market during september, which is not seasonally a very strong month september a usually a very sleepy month historically. Its down somewhere between half a percent and a percent, but so far this month, were up about 2 , so thats pretty good. I feel like were in a tina situation, where theres really no better laplace to invest your monday yields have come down on bonds its really not interesting to invest in the euro zone. Tina, there isno alternative. Ther