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intraday and then it fell. david: 11:14 a.m. julie: wow. you are keeping track. that has paired into earlier gains a lot of that has to do with what is happening with oil prices. if you look at s&p 500 oil, you will see intraday we do not have exact times on your, david, but youize 11:14, can see the trajectory of stocks. we had the intraday low in a pretty short time over the course of the day. indeed, it is energy stocks pulling back the most. you have energy shares down the most by 3%. materials are dragging although it looks like a mixed picture overall. energy, however, is not mixed whatsoever. this looks at the daily returns of the individual members of the s&p energy index. you can see none of them are higher today. a broad-based selloff. interms of individual stocks that group, we have a diverse group. murphy oil, transocean, energy, transocean falling as it is buying out a stake in a joint venture. that is adding to a negative tone here. obviously oil i ....
stocks the dow and s&p are on pace for their best week since march. we re going to close out the month on tuesday. we re going to start talking about how to play this in june ahead of brexit and the fed, how to play it in a summer where stocks have alternated up and down for six years. but at the same time we have groups that have come alive. this tech rally is very real. it is broad based. it s chips. it s software. it s high growth. it s cloud. the bank rally is in its infancy. as we get closer to a rate hike, which i think we will get given the fact that these fed heads of carpet bombed us with the two to three, that bank group can get stronger. net interest margin will go higher. it s very undervalued and i think it works. so right now and i m not saying i m sanguine because if we get a really weak employment number that s bad. because they ll tighten into a weak employment number, but i like it. we re not focused on china as much. oil s reached a level where we ....
we re back. back together. it literally feels like months. it has been. what great stories to cover. absolutely. we ll show you what they re doing this morning. u.s. futures under pressure after a selloff yesterday that sent the dow down a little less than 1%. dow futures down. s&p down 7.6. nasdaq down 22, but all the action has been in government bonds. a massive rush in into this safe haven treasury debt. look at that 10-year treasury note yield. we are in record territory. i think japan s long-term bond went to zero this morning. it is unbelievable. record bond buying across the board particularly out of uk. that out of fear, not confidence. i wonder when we get a moment that we think this is crazy. every time you think that, it continues. it s the trade everybody has been wrong about. the reason we don t see it sell off is we re not seeing inflation. i wonder if the uk will be the first one, not immediately, but with what you re seeing in the pound, do ....
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