The Sonoma County case patient took a cruise and has been back in the United States for 10 days. We have Team Coverage with devin fehely in san jose where schools and universities are preparing for cases on campus. Reporter as the outbreak spreads, School Systems are taking a hard look at what they can do to keep kids safe, and the answer for one private school in Sonoma County was to close completely. The private kindergarten to 8th grade school announced it was closing temporarily after an adult connected to the school was exposed to someone diagnosed with coronavirus. Perhaps offering a preview of how School Systems statewide may respond to the expanding virus. Please, keep them home. Wed also like parents to tell us what symptoms theyre seeing. Reporter melinda landow is charged with coming up with how to combat the disease in the unified school system. The district sent a letter to parents urging them to keep Sick Children at home, emphasizing hand washing and disinfecting service
Then Investment Committee is ready to go. Halftime report starts right now. Good to have you with us. Our Investment Committee is here with us today. Want to get right to the markets where stocks have hit an air pocket within the last 30 minutes. About 100 points on whi s off ow on the dow and the ten year yield lowest since early february a spike in gold. And by the way, has everybody searches for answers as to what is going on, karl says that iphone sales in china may fall by 40 to 50 in february and march compared with the same period last year so we have to keep our eye on all of that. Goldman sachs wonders whether were all underestimating the impact of coronavirus on earnings and the market at large. Very possible we could be and i think that it is important to remind everyone that it is a lot of fun when you have five or six stocks that are so gigantic that rallies in those names take the entire index with it but when people get concerned about for example an apple and take the n
Maybe real profits hi, everybody and welcome. Another day, you guess to do, another record high for stocks yes, the dow ended lower but earlier in the session it broke above 29,000 for the first time ever. Everybody, though seems to be buying into the big caps with you will a the money going to the massives, small caps are all but ignored. Lower on the year. S in random but interesting. The russell 2000 is not hit a new record high since mid2018 at some point they stop the music, guy adami when they do tell us about the small caps. It was actually august of 2018, the iwm measuring the small caps topped at 174 frankly havent gotten anywhere close. Recently we breached 165 but still significantly off the alltime highs with the s p now making alltime highs. I do think thats problematic. You can make any number of arguments. Maybe the russell is more emblematic of the real economy i dont know butly say, i happen to believe the russell could lead the Broader Market by a couple of months if
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