And well talk about that, whether the markets weary of chair yellen. Also, were expecting perfection. Anyway, when the bell rings in about an hour, thats when the action here might really heat up. At 4 00 p. M. , a new crucial rounds of Bank Stress Test results are due out. Well have that vital report on which banks made the grade and which did not, if any. And the financials have been very strong today, as they were yesterday. 18 of the s p 500. Jpmorgan is up like 6 this week. So expectations, if you want to put it this way, are pretty high. Well find out more in about an hour. Plus, nike reporting earnings. Keep it here for the numbers on that one and what it means for consumers. Of course, tomorrow morning well shift our focus to tiffany. Thats still some time away. A busy hour next hour. Thatll be fun. Plus, googles larry page says if he had to give away his billions, he would rather give all that money to elon musk than any charity. Now, before you judge him, wait until you hear
Started with a continuation of wedendays sell off following comments the fed could raise rates in around 6 months, but strong. Manufacturing numbers sparked a sudden rally. Gold fell 12 dollars and oil 99 cents. Most major banks passed the feds stress test. All but one could survive a deep recession. Syamantec fires its ceo Steve Bennett effective immediately. He is being replaced by a board member. The chairman calls the firing an ongoing deliberative process. Shares fell 10 after the close. And, at mcdonalds coo tim fenton, is retiring october 1st. His position is being eliminated. Trader chris gersch of altimus capital joins us on this friday morning. Happy friday to you chris. Happy friday angie. I know traders will have one eye on televisions for those ncaa games and the other eye on the stock market. How are theystill reacting to those comments we heard earlier this week from fed chair janet yellen . I think that the traders are a little whiplashed with all of the price action th
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