Nasdaq up 151 points and looking to open about 31 points higher it has been a wild ride for investors all week the dow and s p are down over 2 the last three trading sessions the s p on pace for its worst twoweek performance the nasdaq has been a big mover. A lot to chew on after a tough week true, andrew. Tough in that it had been up so much we sort of glossed over september 11 19 years when you say it, dont you say, oh, my god, september 11 for you, it is about half your life for me, about a third of my life it went really quickly 19 years i remember so well mark hanes and Everything Else that happened. Year after year, constantly on september 11, it is amazing how quickly time goes. Since last year, weve seen our share of tragedy as well up until this pandemic, well see how history looks at all of this i would argue that 9 11 was the most consequential thing that happened in the past 50 years, maybe 100 years with security and how we live. You can define the world in many ways by th
Then nikolas partnership with gm. Why both stocks are set to surge despite of course the broader selloff. And finally, this tesla snub. The s ps decision to leave tesla out of its benchmark having a huge impact on the stock. Not the only reason, of course well explain why later on this hour jim, thank goodness youre back, man. It was good to get your take from home at least on friday amid this madness. Well, ill tell you, what i saw last week and i see today is this parabolic move. Look, fridays close, i thought it was what we would call phony. I mean the big rally please i didnt think there was anything to it other than Short Covering i think well revisit the lows that we saw friday and then we have to rethink, because the selling, frankly, is too hard this morning that doesnt mean that i dont think ultimately the people who dont know what they own shouldnt sell, im saying this is just trying to find price discovery, where we were friday, and then we able to figure out what to do davi
As well as declines in cases across the u. S. Not just big tech winners, jawdropping moves for individual stocks. Roku up 11 . Dicks Sporting Goods up 15. Urban outfitters up 20 weve got them all covered for you. 59 minutes left, what is set to be another record close for s p and nasdaq all we need is a positive finish kayla, welcome. Thank you, sara thank you for having me. Feels like record finishes every senile day we have a great lineup of ceo interviews coming your way on the rest of the show well me with the head of Toll Brothers about his companys strong Earnings Results and whether the Housing Market can keep topping expectations over and over again plus shares of crocs you heard me up. Up 300 just since march we will ask that companys ceo what is driving the foam footwear boom. And also the ceo of etsy says amazon is trying to wipe out its competition by supporting a New California Consumer Protection bill he will join us to discuss that and much more. Its a big show today. Bu
Jim, jon and shannon lets get a check on markets this hour. Stocks are plunging again. Off theirs worst levels and the nasdaq is the biggest loser of the day led by the Technology Names. The dow was up at one point this morning almost 250 points. Now has done a complete uturn and is down triple digits ina big way. Theyre off 425 points thats off the lows of the day the last couple of days, has it made you frightened of what could be to come no. Not at all i think this is healthy profit taking i think whats going on is this massive rotation from growth into value if you think about it, the russell 1000 growth index even after this pull back is up 21 year to date you know that apple and nvidia and zoom are up 340 from the march lows in is healthy i think the rotation makes sense. The reason it makes sense is because the Economic Data continues to surprise to the up side were recovering faster than anybody thought. This is on top of yesterdays data part of consumer manufacturing now youre
Total request fast money copping yocop coming your way at the top of the hour tweet us all your burning questions. New guidance from the cdc on when we can expect a coronavirus vaccine. Meg terrell joins us with the developing details. This information comes in the form of a letter that dr. Robert redfield sent to governors we have confirms this letter and have a copy of it. He tells the governors that health and Human Services and the cdc are, quote, rapidly making preparations to implement large scale distributions of covid19 vaccines in the fall. He asks that as they make these preparations, that they consider waiving requirements that would prevent any facilities from becoming fully operational by november 1st my understanding of this from folks ive been talking with in the government is not that they are saying a vaccine will be ready by november 1st. Were showing you the enrollment progress in phase three trials for pfizer and moderna what that deadline really is, is to encourage