A day. Yesterday that was a big head wind as the market did get up the s p just to the cusp of those old highs. We did it without the help of technology, of the big Growth Stocks everyone is talking about this rotation the nasdaq has had yet another of its fairly routine pullbacks so far it has bounced to maintain this up trend today yes, tesla helping it, but really it is the old favorites as well, just picking up the slack and the s p is right back to yesterdays afternoon highs before we had that shake out going into the close. Julia, david faber mentioning last hour the passing of Sumner Redstone, a legend in the content world. Coin that phrase content is king. Has a bit of feeling the end of an era, of course, he lived well into his 90s but what are your thoughts on what a figure like Sumner Redstone meant in his prime and who is defining this era right now. Well, certainly, jon. He was the ultimate media mobile of that raera. He was responsible for the consolidation of so much con
Lets get some deeper knowledge into what is going on with scarlet fu. Scarlett we saw indexes fall to their lows right around the time apple made the announcement. We know there was talk about the increased number of cases across certain parts of the United States. Apple says it will shut down 11 Stores Across florida, north carolina, south carolina, and arizona because of increased cases. That probably dragged down some of the other indexes. Financials are the laggards right now in advance of the feds stress tests. The central bank will consider the virus impact to guide whether banks can pay dividends. Small caps were hoping to lead on the way up, now helping to lead on the downside, although we are making a bit of a comeback. Through the 42 level but could not hold on. One thing i could not keep my eye on of is wirecard, the train wreck of the week. The stock rounded off a twoday 75 plunge in germany. Short covering could be limiting the losses as investors brace for default. Able t
Former Lieutenant Governor Kathleen Kennedy were last seen struggling in a canoe on chesapeake bay. The final honor for nba legend kobe bryant. The Los Angeles Laker icon is a member of the Basketball Hall of fame. Those are some of our top stories on this monday, april 6th. We do begin this half hour with that grim outlook from the u. S. Surgeon general warning of the hardest and saddest days ahead. As the u. S. Death toll from the coronavirus nears 10,000, President Trump is repeatedly touting a drug used for treating malaria and other diseases. But doctors say there is not enough evidence to show that hydroxychloroquine can effectively combat the virus. This week every new york City Hospital is expected to be at or filled to capacity as the state appears to be close to hitting the peak. Theyre also expecting to hit the apex in detroit where a Convention Center has been converted to a Field Hospital for patients with covid19. A hopeful sign from washington state, sending back 400 ven
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Standard for accountability and openness out in our community and thats why weve done 17, yes, actually 17 town halls in person across our Community Just this year. Three of them have been in manteca. I think at least three. And weve really been trying to make sure that were listening to every single voice in our community. Whether you voted for me, you didnt, you didnt even vote at all, i am still your representative in office and its my job to make sure that im going out and listening to your concerns, your suggestions, your comments about how i can do my job and making sure that my First Priority is to be grounded in the needs and the realities of our community here. A little bit about my story, i ran for office because i love the Central Valley. My family settled here in manteca, my great, great grandfather came out on a wagon train in 1850. He came 2,000 miles in search of gold and stopped 50 miles short because he settled right here to become a peach farmer. Theres a eucalyptus t