find out why he thinks there s still time to ride peloton finally don t let the recent news make you antsy about playing alibaba. professor coe helps you transfer out of etymology class it is time to risk less and make more options action starts now. let s get to it retail racking up big gains with the xrtef outperforming the broader market by more than 5% as a number of names pulled out earnings beats but our chart master says it may be closing time for the retail space. carter, what are you watching? we know that retailers typically report learning late in the cycle and we heard from almost all of them now and it has been quite good. so the question is, is it a bit too much let s look at a few charts and tables first, of course, the etf [ xrt ] is the spooitdr retail. you are talking about the bige names with walmart in there and tiffany, coastco and amazon, urban outfitter, it goes on and on look at a few tables first one-month up 7.3%. look at the three month, n
despite the spike in covid cases around the country companies are looking to the other side of the pandemic as we make progress on a vaccine. pfizer out today with big news it applied for fda emergency use of its vaccine and corporate america sending signals of an all clear. nike, merck, kohl s and costco, more and more companies getting comfortable forecasting the future the number of big businesses issuing forward guidance up 30% from last quarter. corporate america is looking to the other side is it time for investors to do the same brian kelly, what do you say well, i think it is great, first of all, that corporate investors, corporations have a little bit more clarity, but that s what this whole reopening trade was about. from the bottoms, that was the whole thing, you are not going to have clarity, but when you do, boy, then it will be really good let s look at what we had this week we had good news on the vaccine. we had multiple companies up their dividend we also h
atomic number of 29. tony zhang has a play that will cu through it s time to risk less and make more options action starts right now. we start with a news alert. let s get to leslie with some of the details. that s right. 13 app deadline is not until monday but we ve seen a couple of notes hit the third point filing is out. he made interesting moves in the tech world increasing his exposures to some chinese e-commerce plays alibaba, upping that stake by about 26%, worth about $742 million at the end of the third quarter. j.d..com, upping that stake by 37% to about $345 million at the end of the quarter in kind of the faang spaice, increased his space on facebook while keeping in kind of other u.s. tech world, keeping his stakes in microsoft and pinterest at the same level. he also took stakes in two ipos palantir he bought for $21 million and goodrx worth $27 million. as with all of these 13 f filings, the stakes and values are as of the end of the quarter, the end of
headwinds for the consumer and continued layoffs and economic uncertainty and the lack of additional stimulus from congress so can this consumer remain resilient. pete, throw anything at the consumer and it seems like he or she will continue to spend it does seem that way it s amazing mel by the way, it s good to see you. when you break it down it s about a couple of different things and stimulus is out there and by the time they get into two or just after the elections i think we ll start toy so more stimulus if we don t see it sooner than that, that will help, but anybody that s got e-commerce exposure and they have it on the positive side like target, like walmart and home depot, lowe s and so many others and they have the digital side and retail is doing very, very well. if they don t, then many of those are definitely struggling and i don t know how many of those will survive and you have to have the e-commerce arm if you want to compete in this environment. curbsi
or down? or up? professor khouw breaks it down, why rates could be in for a bumpy ride, and how to ride that out with options it s time to risk less and make more options action starts right now. let s get right to it consumer staples making a comeback from the march lows and now hovering close to all-time highs. carter, what are you looking at? i thought we d target proctor here proctor is the biggest weighting we know in the sector, but it s just a bit hot to my eye and let s try to figure it out together so first a simple table and you can see it there on your screen and this is just looking at the consumer staple sector versus proctor. the staple up 10% and proctor has doubled that up 24 on a two-year basis, the sector is up 25 proctor is up 77 on a five-year basis, the sector is up 33 and proctor is up 93. now let s look at a chart of that five-year comparative chart and you can see that there on your screen. so to be this ahead of your peers, meaning the sector is