Bremmer, and Gabriela Santos the dow is down now almost 700 points again coronavirus fears sending the market plunging. The dow falls at one point more than 1,000 points at session lows all sectors going into correction territory which means 10 off their highs. Stocks are off to the worst level of the session after jay powell came out with a statement saying the fundamentals of the u. S. Economy remain strong and bond yields are plunging again sending Mortgage Rates to their lowest levels in eight years joining us for the hour, the final hour of trade is lindsey bell from allied invest. Also with us is senior markets commentator mike santoli as always to take you through the bell lindsey, what are you getting from some of your clients and what are you telling them . Our clients are retail clients. They are definitely concerned. So were telling them first and foremost, please do not panic. This is why you should have an investing plan in place. And always go back to that plan to reasses
A second look for the long run given these big market swings. So much more ahead on the markets on fast money tonight, but we have to begin with this the developing story out of the white house as new details, merge about President Trumps possible economic stimulus plan to combat a virusled downturn in the economy lets get right now to eamon javers at the white house on how this is all developing right now. Brian, we are half an hour out from a White House Press briefing slated to include the Vice President and the Coronavirus Task force aides throughout the evening last night and the day today have suggested that that could be a place where the president might roll out some of his economic ideas, but we are not hearing that at this point there is no plan as of right now, this moment, a half hour out for the president to attend that briefing. The president said last night that today he would roll out a News Conference to roll out Major Economic initiatives that would be dramatic in sco
That china would take more measures to bolster its economy. Companies from adidas to tyson are spelling out what the impact will be on their bottom lines and the pace of homebuilding fell less than expected and it surged to a 13year high our closer today, with the debate just showers way, former chair sheila bair willbe here to discuss a wealth tax, financial transaction tax and how markets are responding why she says as a republican shes voting for warren. Thats all coming up after the bell joining us for the hour, keith bliss, welcome back, keith. Thank you very much. The question has been asked a lot of times, and yet you still look at these markets and record high territory going up every day despite the coronavirus warnings and fears and cases and you wond frer if theres a disconnect. I dont think theres a disconnect i didnt think there was going to be much to this story its a serious story and could impact the markets the longer it goes on. Now were starting to see the trend is c
At 1. 08. The unstoppable market as investors digest the details of that china trade deal. Stocks ready to open on new records. Southwest is pulling the boeing 737 max until june. Airlines are digging in for more delays. And shares of Morgan Stanley before the bell. They posted record profit and revenue in 2019. Stocks looking to make more history a day after the dow closes above 29k for the first time and the president signs that phase one deal with china the s p on its way to the seventh weekly gain in eighth. Total holiday, exauto and gas up 44. Names like target might have been an execution issue. Yeah, i have to say that. I just dont find any other excuse i do think that Brian Cornell pretty much said, listen, we screwed up other people, other stores kid better that aggregate number is so much stronger than anything you saw from target. I have to believe they went to walmart, best buy or costco but they sure didnt go to target. Were going to get more earnings as we shift from the
Signing of that phase one trade agreement later this week. Joining us is charlie from aerial investments charlie, welcome. Thank you for having my well, you have to go specifically s p 500, which is protectly where you want to be right now. Frankly its starting to get expensive for us they continue to run, but at some point growth will have had its day, and value still looks tractive growth does not look attractive to me at this point. Interesting to hear you say that mike san tollist pointed out that in many ways the market is right where it was in 2018 does it feel that way . Yes, different from 2019. Last year there was gloom, a lot of talk about trade wars right now theres not a lot of bad news i say unfortunately, because the best time to invest is when people are worried about things. Right now theres just not a lot to worry about in the meantime lets focus on the big were covering dave calhouns first day wilfred has a preview of the banks earnings, and mike santoli has the marke