i m looking forward to everybody s going to see you played out. yeah. we are going to test you on live television, see if you can throw a football. all right. oh, my god. totally better than you, mr. krav. agha. no problem. and i have a softball. we ll see if you can throw that all right, hannity, i ll see you tomorrow night at our children here tomorrow. have a great show. all right. i m laura ingraham. this is the ingram wrangle back in new york city tonight. divide and turn out. that s the focus of tonight s angle. all right. here s what we know tonight about the state of america. mortgage demand plummets as rates are going higher. workers have essentially had twenty four months now of pay cuts. public pessimism about the economy hit an all time high under biden. boy, layoffs. they re coming today. mayta announced it s cutting four thousand more technical employees. and as desantis slugging it out with disney, disney is reportedly cutting seven thousand jobs, includi
we are 30 minutes into the trading day in the u.s. abigail is here with some stories. abigail: we have the dow come s&p 500 and nasdaq all trading right around even in mixed action. the dow, s&p 500 and nasdaq all open slightly higher and have dipped lower. the doubt now trying to go higher again. the dow. finished down .1%. the nasdaq finished up .7%. perhaps a bit of a breather right now after that trading action yesterday. taking a look at some stocks that are really lagging, the auto sector general motors, ford and fiat chrysler all trading down sharply after the big three did miss auto sales estimates for the month of april. , light truck sales fell 7.1% versus the estimate of down 4.7%. this is the fourth monthly decline for auto sales for the big carmakers. perhaps suggesting that it could suggest we are seeing the peak of seven years of record sales. one of the stories we been following this week, last week, the nasdaq. right now, the nasdaq is flat on the day. i
mrs. clinton is going to put these people out of business. we will tell you what sector he is talking about, coming up. and look out, m irylan anot epipen may appear next year, but people are worried it s not what it should be. let s start with apple. the company posted year-end declines for the third straight quarter. we re going to bring in colin gillis from bbc financial who has had a sell rating on it for a while. colin, maybe we ll start with you. did you see anything in the report, did you hear anything from tim cook that alters your view at all that the stock is still a little too high here? the issue i have with apple, and the market is also expressing by looking at their price to earnings multiple, which actually declined the tenure of tim cook while the broader market has gone up about 40%. apple doesn t have that founder flame anymore. we reiterate their existing products. there are starting to become some question marks in the narratives like, will china r
you see behind us, it is cooled off a bit. the dow is down about 15 points. but keep in mind, folks, we have seen huge moves in stocks, bonds and the dollar. just since the election. and watch out for oil. crude oil hitting a new three-month low. we ll have more on what is driving oil prices down straight ahead. tyler? thank you very much, brian. tyler mathisen here. here is what else is happening at this hour. strong after shocks continue to rock new zealand following sunday s 7.8 magnitude earthquake. u.p.s., air maintenance workers, voting to strike as contract negotiations stall. and the transportation department is setting new rules requiring electric and hybrid cars to emit sounds by 2018. so they can t sneak up on you anymore. we got a busy two hours ahead and we kick it off with the market, the dow, as brian mentioned, briefly hitting a record high at the open. it has since pulled back a bit. despite the pullback, there are some notable standouts, often are, almost
in the positive by $1.9, a gain of more than 4%, 46.65. we are not close to 50 yet, but let s see. investors are selling treasuries. the yield on the benchmark 10-year note hitting its highest level since the end of june. look at that cracking a whopping 1.5%. bob pisani on the nyse floor with more on what s moving the markets. it doesn t get much better as this, michelle. steady as she goes, just off the highs for the day. look at the dow you want to look at 18,312, that s the closing high. well above that right now. let s put up some key metrics today because this is about as good as it gets if you re interested in stocks. dow at a new high, crude s popping, gold is down. this is the fourth day in a row gold is down. and the dollar index has basically been flat. the 10-year up just a little but not a lot. this is about as good as it gets for stock investors overall. you must think there are tons of new highs out there. there are some but not a lot. the dow is a price weig