In terms of an after hours session for us it certainly is so many Earnings Reports coming out. And four giant Tech Companies among them coming up on this massive show, fresh off earnings this morning, an exclusive interview with david taylor shares hitting a new record high today. The company saw consumers stock up on Household Goods amid the pandemic and then at the close, well get earnings as sara mentioned from names like apple, amazon, facebook, and alphabet those companies represent some 40 of the nasdaq 100s total market cap that is all coming up today on closing bell. Lets start with the markets the dow more than 500 points intraday swings today. Now at the moment down by 200 points mike, an intraday recovery inspired by the european close this was soft. Once we got that behind us, allowed us to bounce a bit it is true. The markets absorbed that weakness in europe as well as, of course, the ugly economic numbers before the open. Also i tested the recent lows in treasury yields w
We have seen some push pull here. Some of that weakness still russellg with the was 2000. 8 . 10year yields continuing to rise. Breaking out of what was earlier 82month trading range between 54 and 78 basis points. Now, incredible the break and we have seen the last two days. Further weakness in the bloomberg dollar index. We are back to weakness that we have not seen since march 11. You wonder how much of that is the feds continued stimulus into the markets. I want to talk about the data that make up this morning. U. S. Jobless data showed continuing claims failed to decline again and instead rose above the forecast of 20 million, to 21. 5 million. The market is reacting to the news as a cast doubt on the hopes of a strong economic rebound. For more, we are joined by nela richardson, edward jones senior strategist. This is one of the first times for the market that it is reacting to the poor Economic Data. Been in your opinion, has driving the weakness of today after what has been a s
Headlines and what it means for markets with our markets correspondent, abigail doolittle. Tech continues to outperform today, and it is something we have seen in recent weeks. Where is the leadership tech typically provides . It was not there on the day. That has to do with one of the headlines you were talking about, ratcheting up tensions between the u. S. And china. They have been there in recent weeks, but markets ignoring it to some degree. Last year, every other week risk on, risk off, depending on the headlines. Right now, there are concerns those headlines, the war of words between the u. S. And china, taking down tech. A lot of these Companies Receive quite a bit of revenue from china. Apple, the tech heavy weight received about 20 from china. The ship sector chip sector is super sensitive to china. We see the s p 500 tech index down more than 1 . The stock down even more. Over the last nine days, we have seen a real roller coaster ride. Last week was risk off. This week we h
For revenue growth. In samsung and unveiled their new lineup. We take a look at these new devices. There seems to be no end in sight over concerns about the coronavirus. Death toll has jumped after Hubei Province revised its death toll. Quarantinedve been in yokohama, japan and the National Energy agency warned Global Demand for oil will drop. The allen and i spoke with chief Market Strategist at trustmark Global Investment on thursday. We are always watching headlines but one thing we tell our clients is we want to look through the headlines when it investments. But daytoday, yes, the virus has caused volatility. We saw that a little bit. Submarkets come back and gain a percent of what they lost earlier. A lot of that is because the increase in cases was do to a case of methodology and so it included a lot of people who already have the virus. Selloff andwe had a we saw that come back throughout the day. But yes, coronavirus is driving the headlines now and battling some of the more f
Like never before. And, sonos sues google. System the custom sound company showing trademarks of a takeover . We will talk about the survivability of upstarts in the big tech era . Breaking news. U. S. Treasury has named no currency manipulators in its fx report, effectively taking china off of being a currency manipulator. Again, the u. S. Treasury has ine no currency manipulators its foreignexchange report. We know that china was put on that designation list in august, being removed today. I want to get back to our top story. It is all about earnings season here. To reportnks set earnings this week after having spent billions on technology in 2019. That could be bringing a big change to the bonus culture as traders are being forced to unlearn some of their most basic assumptions about making money. Us, our Bloomberg Finance reporter. What are we learning about unlearning the bonus culture on wall street . What we are unlearning is that bonuses or maybe a thing of the past. In the pas