Industrial average ended the day on the down side on its lows maybe not the best sign for tomorrow welcome, everybody im Brian Sullivan i have a full show for you as always, guy adami, tim seymour, dan nathan and Karen Finerman are your Investment Team today great to see everybody still social distancing here lets just right into this, guy adami, because it looked like we would carry through mondays momentum we did not do you have anything you can put your finger on to say this is why we rolled over yeah. Pretty much everything weve been talking about for the last two weeks and im not trying to be a wise guy here, but since that low we made a few weeks ago and as it became somewhat clear the bounce was in play, weve been saying for quite some time that the logical level for this thing to bounce was 2790 or so in the s p 500 and we came with a little more than a percent of that in terms of what it did today, again, im not trying to be funny here, but it didnt surprise us all that much b
1 you see it there at. 89. An amazing day yes, it is. Thank you so much. Welcome to power lunch. We have all the angles of this historic sell off covered. Bob is watching stocks for us. Rick tracking the historic lows in bond yields all eyes are on the trump administrations response and stooefr steve is on the feds next move. Well start with bob were back at the lows for the day. That 7 level becoming important because of the Circuit Breakers. We had the halt at 9 33 eastern time lets review the Circuit Breakers because they were very important this morning these are long history but only used once. Level one down 7 . We saw that at 9 33. Theres no other halt if were down 7 . Next level is down 13 that would be another 15 minutes until 3 25 p. M. Eastern time and there would be no trading halt at all unless we went to level 3 down 20 that would halt trading for the rest of the day. These Circuit Breakers had a long history this goes back to 1987 remember that 22 drop everybody said we
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