167 drop. Turn positive 59 minutes left in the trading day. Yeah, set for another record day all time close for the nasdaq coming up on the show, the dow component and tech component an hour away from that up more than 30 from the march lows still down year to date. Well have full coverage and analysis when those numbers hit. First of all, lets focus on the big stories were watching mike santoli is back and tracking all the Market Action for us meg terrell has new details on a number of vaccine candidates and were following the action in washington with the key deadline approaching. Mike, lets start with you its almost faz that rotation out of tech into value didnt even happen. You missed it all of last week you know, exactly a little bit of a stutter step that is all. Maybe it took for the overheated big nasdaq names to cool off for 4 1 2 days, 4 1 2 trading days but they are leading the way today. Is a very narrow rally it is a slow motion breakout you look at a year to date, thats g
As much as 10 some optimism that lawmakers are making progress on the next virus relief package we got news republican senators are pushing for 25 billion in additional aid for the airlines. Nasdaq record high, gold record high, oil at a fivemonth high, 59 minutes left to trade, wilfred. Were up 0. 6 on s p 500. Ahead on todays show cbs giving up despite strong earnings and guidance, well speak with Ceo Larry Merlo about the results. Plus shares of twillio up 50 but taking a dip on earnings today. Well take a look at work from home winner. Roku, etsy and zynga analysis as soon as they cross first big stories were watching today, mike santoli tracking action, david faber new reporting on microsoft tiktok and berty on a multibillion dollar tech tale mike, first with you. Objects in motion tend to stay in motion to this rally grinding higher as a lot of the macro forces are pretty familiar right now. Another leg lower in the u. S. Dollar, real Interest Rates are further into negative terr
Readers. Thank you, everyone. Its such a pleasure to be here and ive really enjoyed this opopportunity to talk to you about the by far the most peculiar book ive ever written in a longshot. I hope to share that with you today as well as frame some of the questions and issues that it raises. This is a book of one how and several competing whys. The how is, h would you go about creating a digital equivalent for currency, cash and coin . This is a significant technical challenge. You need to create an object trivial to transact, impossible to forge. It must be easy to verify to prove it is what it claims to be under conditions and con saints for all kinds of people and it must be able to carry the information about what it is and what its worth without generating information about how its used for by whom. And it has to do this on platforms, networks a and machines that generate effectively perfect copies and transaction laws and records in their very functioning. In other words, figuring
The museum of american finance. Our partner is the Alexander Hamilton awareness society, an organization you turn to for all things hamilton. We welcome the leadership. As well as friends of the museum doug hamilton, dan simon, suzy pock in the house. Mike newton, our founder and former board chair john herzog and seth cowler brought amazing hamilton documents you should check out afterwards. And, of course, the cspan audience. Now some 20 years ago our board chair wrote me a note that started with the words a stroke of luck. He was introduced to a buffalo phd candidate interested in Alexander Hamilton. This is well before the show and there were people interested in hamilton, very fuf us that were doing a deeper dive on the financial aspects of his vision. And our first look at bob was this phd thesis. 1300 pages. That is staggering. His is 1,000 more. It led to the first quip about bob he is cant hold his ink. Well, fast forward some 20 years. He got 20 more books that hes either aut
National debt. The Alexander Hamilton society and museum of finance host this. Welcome, as the commemoration of Alexander Hamilton continues. I am the president of the American Museum on american finance. Our partner today is the Alexander Hamilton awareness society, an organization that you turn to for all things hamiltonian. We welcome their leadership, rand, mariana and tom, nicole, sergio, as well as friends of the museum, doug hamilton, dan simon, susie pock in the house. Mike newton, our founder and former board chair, john herzog. And seth caller has brought some amazing original hamilton documents you should check out afterwards. And of course the cspan audience. Now some 20 years ago our board chair professor Richard Sylla wrote me a noke that started with the words a stroke of luc. He had been introduced to a sunni buffalo ph. D. Candidate who was very interested in Alexander Hamilton and early American Financial history. You have to remember, this is well before the show, al