after a bunch of days of losses. christine romans, our chief business correspondent and others will tell you this is because investors liked the fact james comey cleared hillary clinton for a second time. investors feel more comfortable, many do, with a hillary clinton lead in the polls that doesn t feel threatened. that could be driving the market a little bit right now. up 300. the market s speaking a little bit right there. back to pure politics. mayor michael nutter, of the great city of philadelphia, jon bon jovi, bruce springsteen i m not going to talk about whether he s overrated. i m accepting bruce springsteen is popular among many people. what s the message in philadelphia tonight? when you have the president of the united states on the stage with the person he wants to be the president, that s a big deal when they are both together like that. well, tons of fire power in philadelphia for a lot of reasons. birthplace of freedom, liberty and democracy. it s bringing all the
you have to be in the market for the long term. now is not the time to be selling willy-nilly because, you know what? if you have a mutual fund, it takes you a day to unload. what if you sold it yesterday and now the market s up 155? reporter: i m more bearish. i think you should be more in this crazy environment, which is a huge question mark, you should be more into cash. i don t give investment opinions, but i m looking long term. do i think the economy s going to be much better a year from now, and the markets are a reflection of the economy? i don t know how you could say yes because you have fiscal policy gridlock in washington, and the fed just can t go in and print money anymore. reporter: and i would say a year is a short-term horizon. reporter: wait until you lose. alisyn: it s up 160 points right now, gerri, what do you think happens at the end of the close of business today? reporter: if i knew that, i d be a wealthy woman. reporter: i predicted 500 today, and her