You are watching Worldwide Exchange here on cnbc good morning welcome to the show. Im dominic chu with me for the entire hour is analyst lindsay bell, also a cnbc contributor. Well get to lindsay in a moment breaking news as u. S. Stocks look to open sharply higher after a rocky day on wall street the dow falling almost 1,800 points to march in march when it fell almost 13 . You can see with the time lapse those moves. The dow is now down more than 7 at this stage. S p down nearly 6 , nasdaq down 3 all on track to snap win streaks with the major average this week alone. Yesterday, we continued to watch technology microsoft, facebook, apple, amazon, alphabet all closing sharply lower. Shedding more than, get this, 269 billion in market value this is the nasdaq 100 etf versus the russell 2000 small term etf over the last couple of weeks, w we saw all of that create tiffity in those names and small caps and underperformance there. A trade well watch specifically play out today around the
That is higher today theres been that move into value of late. Money is coming back in as stocks are on pace for their second positive month in a row the dow is on track for its best week since early april josh brown, you can take stock in this for me weve been talking about a rotation we have talked about growth into value. On a day where you have red in a lot of place, ive got apple, amazon, microsoft, facebook and netflix and i got all of them higher today can we end the talk about a rotation out of those names . Well, i dont know if its the end but this is what has continued to happen. If you look, 29 s p 500 stocks that are up 20 on the year or more, 25 of those are up today its back to the winners 30. 25 on the s p, broadly speaking looks like a logical place to see a pause that was if you remember, resistance back in both july and september. We got through it that made sense for that old resistance to now become support. The technicians i talk to when theyre looking at internals
Thanks. The dow giving up its early gains. All three of the major averages are lower. Bob has more on these markets. Bob. Were threatening to go positive here late in the day. I want to show you though were down a bit, the sector lee leadership is still intact russell 2000, another good bay banks stronger and retail keeps going up i keep getting asked about this retail rally were seeing. We get these nice moves every day and some of the retailers, the macys, they are still 50 off of are they were in february these gains, yes, they are there but still big, big declines. New highs, were not seeing a lot of expansion waiting for break out is not really happening e bay and paypal, winnebego hit a new high thats interesting here. Lets talk about whats moving the market remember the buckets we keep talking about. The important thing is the reopening is still going well. The recent economic reports, the ism, the stimulus. Were hearing more from the ecb, more from u. S. , more from japan. Ther
Take shape across the nation. This is a live picture that we can show you of an event being held right now in brooklyn, new york. As you can see, there are people with the microphone, there are people Wearing Masks and they are sort of social distancing and most importantly, it appears very peaceful. Isolated incidents of violence did mar largely peaceful protests all across the United States last night. Some businesses still struggling with that double whammy of damage from both looting and the enduring losses of the coronavirus pandemic. We will speak to one Business Owner who is desperately trying to cope. With so many people gathered so closely together in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, will we still see a second wave of the deadly outbreak sooner than the fall . We will take you straight to the front lines. Dr. James gasparino works in the trenches at Brooklyn Hospital center. He will give us an update on what he believes will be a new coronavirus spike. And what he expec
The s p 500 and nasdaq did break a threeday winning streak, so closing both lower today. We got data on jobless claims. Really awful. It goes to show you that the wall street recovery since those march lows, up 40 as you just noted, melissa. It is really outpacing main streets recovery. If you look at continuing claims here topping 21 million, it suggests that employers have been slower to hire back furloughed workers. Lets talk about the retailers. It is a particularly painful time for them. Hit first by the pandemic and now damage from the protest although you wouldnt know that from some of the retailers stock performances were seeing today. Take a look at nordstrom. It is up almost 10 . I want to Pay Attention to the gap here. Higher today too ahead of earnings any minute now but they did get hit by a lawsuit, Simon Property group because they hadnt paid their rent. Also the nasdaq 100. It did touch an intraday record high. It has since pulled back as Big Tech Companies pulled back.