amazon also boosting, well, going up, of course, and apple, man, you ve seen them both over the last day and this morning perhaps no exception, later today, we get the apple phones, prime day has kicked off, carl it is a big day. and as it was for yesterday, in terms of the stocks. indeed, we re within 2% of all time highs on the s&p, trying to get back to the september highs, jim but i wonder if you think the lead this morning are these loss provisions at jpmorgan. i am surprised positively i think what has happened is people aren t spending, not borrowing, credit card losses, fine small business loans, i don t know where the people are that they re not suffering. this is it is not a happy maybe jpmorgan is lending better i will say this, david noticed this, there will be a call that goes on, simultaneously when we talk about it, and that call is going to take the wind out of our sails, david, if we say something really positive because there will be one comment an
the advance saw big gains today and it didn t stop there. technology shares, which have lagged the post-election run-up also rose sharply. the dow jones industrial average to 19,216. its tenth record close since the election. the nasdaq was up 53, and the s&p 500 was higher by 12. the current bull market is one of the longest in history, and instead of slowing down, it seems to have been reenergized. mike santoli takes a closer look. reporter: the current bull market in stocks is old by historical standards, but at the moment refuses to act its age. the market run that began in march 2009 is nearing its eighth bir birthday. in recent months and particularly since the election of donald trump, the sector is doing best resemble the usual leaders of a bull market just getting started. smaller, riskier stocks surged ahead of big stable ones. economically sensitive industries such as railroads, autos, motels and banks are among the biggest winners lately. and very few of the old
the advance saw big gains today and it didn t stop there. technology shares, which have lagged the post-election run-up also rose sharply. the dow jones industrial average to 19,216. its tenth record close since the election. the nasdaq was up 53, and the s&p 500 was higher by 12. the current bull market is one of the longest in history, and instead of slowing down, it seems to have been reenergized. mike santoli takes a closer look. reporter: the current bull market in stocks is old by historical standards, but at the moment refuses to act its age. the market run that began in march 2009 is nearing its eighth bir birthday. in recent months and particularly since the election of donald trump, the sector is doing best resemble the usual leaders of a bull market just getting started. smaller, riskier stocks surged ahead of big stable ones. economically sensitive industries such as railroads, autos, motels and banks are among the biggest winners lately. and very few of the old
the advance saw big gains today and it didn t stop there. technology shares, which have lagged the post-election run-up also rose sharply. the dow jones industrial average to 19,216. its tenth record close since the election. the nasdaq was up 53, and the s&p 500 was higher by 12. the current bull market is one of the longest in history, and instead of slowing down, it seems to have been reenergized. mike santoli takes a closer look. reporter: the current bull market in stocks is old by historical standards, but at the moment refuses to act its age. the market run that began in march 2009 is nearing its eighth bir birthday. in recent months and particularly since the election of donald trump, the sector is doing best resemble the usual leaders of a bull market just getting started. smaller, riskier stocks surged ahead of big stable ones. economically sensitive industries such as railroads, autos, motels and banks are among the biggest winners lately. and very few of the old
below 50. the future of the uk hangs in the balance. we go live to london on the vote that could rock the markets. a new ruling keeps the status quo at least as it relates to viacom s board of directors. and twillio priced above the range. we ll bring you the opening trades, plus talk to the ceo. first up, britain s future is in the hands to the voters. a new poll shows 52 remain, which is a change from a few days ago, definitely from a few weeks ago. a new poll says they re going to stay and it s going to be a nonevent. everything is being bid up but the financials are not being bid up as much as the others. even if we do get a stay, that financial group remains under a lot of pressure. i think that s when the smoke clears, we re going to see that the financial group over there still not strong. that will be the focus. we ll go back to earnings. the word asymmetric being tossed around a lot today, jim, because of the way we priced in this remain vote over the past fe