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big today gain and as you say, don t fear the fed, even in the face of this perception that the fed will potentially be more aggressive. all three averages hovering near their highs of the session. been talking lately about anniversaries of record for the major averages and we are approaching the anniversary of the doubt. it was at a record last may 27 and as you can see, distill trading lower by 1.7%. but since last friday, we have embarked on a significant rally, to thate getting closer record level. what would it have to do to get to that level by friday? let s look at the last week of trading. we have seen the 360 point gain for the dow. it would have to go up by the same again to regain that record status. part of what has power to be stocks generally higher has been the financial group, which has seen this big increase here. we have seen financials move higher along with bond yields. financials still the second worst-performing group year to date, so there is a ro ....
surrendered all e-mails dealing with government business before you dealt with are you a spy? this appears to be a very serious issue. i d love to respond to your e-mails. unfortunately it has already been deleted! now on with the show. mark: hello everyone. today we are talking about e-mail. the inspector general released a report on hillary clinton s use of the world s most famous private e-mail system while she was serving as secretary of state. the scathing report confirms a lot of things we already knew, like that her e-mail practices violated state department roles, but that she was not the secretary only to do business on this account. this tough report written by barack obama s government told us some things. and clintonon herself and some of her aides to not cooperate with the investigation. when staffers raised questions about e-mail practices, they had been told it had been reviewed and approved by the department s legal staff, despite findings that th ....
you at a minimum, you should have surrendered all e-mails dealing with government business before you left office. sincerely, state department. sounds russian. are you a spy? this appears to be a very serious issue. i d love to respond to your e-mails. unfortunately it has already been deleted! now on with the show. mark: hello, everyone. today we are talking about e-mail. the state department s and spectre general released a report on hillary clinton s use of the world s most famous private e-mail system while she was serving as secretary of state. the scathing report confirms a lot of things we already knew, like that her e-mail practices violated state department rules, but that she was not the secretary only to do business on this account. this tough report written by barack obama s government told us some things. clinton herself and some of her aides did not cooperate with the investigation. when staffers raised questions about her e-mail practices, they had be ....
nominee of the republican party? john: i think one of the things that is overlooked is the extent to which he has been cagey in a canning cunning way and he has figured out a way to capitalize. the key components of his victory, the elements of the republican base, the elements that are populist, native, isolationist, some would say xenophobia, you could put different verbs and adjectives to a cap desk to it, but that face has been growing and no other candidate has been able to say, i am going at that and combining it with his skills, his able to dominate the media, that was the. the really getting what was going on in the party, at the core of it, in a way that a lot of what do not appreciate. mark: and the field was weak, much weaker than people thought. and donald trump presented change and not being a politician. fiorina, andcarly ben carson, who were also anti-washington, but nobody entered the race with a clearly defined brand that said, you guys do not like th ....
john: i think one of the things that is overlooked is the extent to which he has been cagey in a cunning way and he has figured out a way to capitalize. the key components of his victory, the elements of the republican base, the elements that are populist, native, isolationist, some would say xenophobia, you could put different verbs and adjectives to it, but that face has been growing and no other candidate has been able to say, i am going at that and combining it with his skills, his able to dominate the media, that was key. the really getting what was going on in the party, at the core of it, in a way that a lot of what do not appreciate. mark: and the field was weak, much weaker than people thought. and donald trump presented change and not being a politician. ted cruz and carly fiorina, and ben carson, who were also anti-washington, but nobody entered the race with a clearly defined brand that said, you guys do not like the direction the country is going in and he ....