Protests turned violent. Also saw some stronger than expected inflation data out of china, raising questions about whether they can continue their stimulus the dow is higher, nasdaq down about 0. 14 . Of course, record closes last week, hence a little bit of treading water today joining us for the full first hour of the show, nancy the eveningl tengler so whats your take today . The earnings season wasnt as bad as feared, right we seem to be moving towards a more cyclical bias we had overweighted cyclicals earlier this year. It was kind of painful for a while. But it looks like manufacturing is hooking up. Still some concerns about capex, which well talk about, and so were modishly bullish and continue to find places to put money, which is always the test, right . Were going to get some of those picks later on in the show nancy, year with us for the hours. Well focus in on the big stories that we are watching here today josh lipton has details of a brewing controversy including apples
Certain tariffs. Not just a trade deal, but actually removing some of the economi existing tariffs earnings continue to lead us higher just a bit. We have names like kroger and tapestry, the old coach beating expectations joining us for the entire hour is a man you know well, steven weiss from Short Hills Capital partners steven, good to see you down here at the New York Stock Exchange good to see you brian good to see us both heres the thing, earnings, trade, maybe just general positive market sentiment. One of those three or maybe something else, that has been the primary driver for what has been a nice little run we are up nine of the past eleven sessions on the s p 500 i think there are multiple drivers to the market. Trade being the most important and the most dominant. You can see the correlation. For those who say that trade is all in the market, thats clearly not true because when you get positive news coming out, the market ticks up when you get negative news, it goes down. So
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