Worked so much in the first couple of quarters. We are also expecting our investment ipo tomorrow. It is a very, very busy year for us, all in all. You are looking at health care opportunities. Everybody else seems to be doing that. That is why valuations have skyrocketed. What are you finding and what are you concentrating on within that space in particular . Nisa it is interesting. Board. St across the is, is really interesting when we invested in the first company, the first Vaccine Company to list in hong kong. One of our Companies Went out in hong kong, the first device company. Venus, thepo of whole medical device sector has become hot this year. Seen 25 areas we have Companies Getting funded in china alone. I am not sure about the competition. On the discovery side there is also excitement. Because valuation has grown so much, we would still stay away from very expensive deals. Historically, we have been investing 75 at least. Systematically we have been doing the same thing as
Ten year is yielding around 0. 65 . Yeah, 0. 648 30year is at 1. 383 andrew thanks, becky nice to see you. Meantime, civil Rights Groups involved in that meeting with facebook which we previewed for you yesterday right here on squawk, well, the companys platforms, they are calling that sitdown meeting disappointing. They say they were unable to get commitments from Company Leaders on how they plan to combat hate speech and misinformation on the site facebook spokesperson said this was an opportunity for the company to reaffirm the commitment to combatting hate on the services well talk a lot more about this later with somebody who was on that phone call. I dont know if it was a phone call or a zoom. They dont do zoom, guys. They didnt i thought it was a zoom . Facebook now has their own. They do they have their own platform now. I dont know if you are going to meet with well, ive had meetings on facebook they often use blue jeans. I thought it said zoom but it might have been used sayi
Slowest increase since going back to march. Breaking down all the action is our markets correspondent abigail doolittle. It really seems like a lot of the travel and leisure stocks are outperforming yet, the s p, not quite at 3000. At 25,000. Quite it was an interesting day all day long. A lot of people scratching their heads as to whether we had this rally without any major headlines. Up to percent, probably something to do with the weak dollar and reopening optimism. You are pointing out those travel and leisure stocks doing quite well. We also had the dow transportation average doing quite well. A huge bullish divergence. The transportation stocks are supporting the idea that traders and investors are thinking the economy will be reopening. Some of the stayathome tech stocks leading the way. On nasdaq closing down biotech weakness. Right now, this very interesting tension on the year between another pocket of those stayathome stocks, the faang index. The transportation index down qu
Something i know its something we didnt see as an ideal tool in our institutional context. And i think, you know, different Central Banks around the world did Different Things and we can observe how those things work, but i dont think we regard that as a firstorder tool or something we would be likely to use. There are other things that we need to look at. And i would say yield curve control, sort of shortterm yield curve control is something thats worth looking at. Not at all something that we havent looked at it, but it will be something that we look at when the time comes and the last thing ill say is, you know, i think our tool kit, well use it aggressively to the extent we need to. Yeah. To achieve our mandate. So one of the questions i got from someone today, who knew i was going to be asking you questions, was, is there an unintended consequence of in a reasonable growth, low employment near the target rate inflation rate, is there an unintended consequence of easing into that e
Manufacturing data this morning. Weve got full Team Coverage of todays selloff bob pisani is covering the markets reaction to that weak manufacturing data Bertha Coombs is watching the movers at the nasdaq Rick Santelli is looking at todays action in the bond market lets check in, though, where we stand. We are down 281, the low of the session on the dow was down 347. A slight improvement in the last 30 or 40 minutes or so but a significant fall from where we opened up 129 points or so lets check in with steve grasso from Stuart Frankel whos joining for the full hour. Steve, what is this . Recession fears again or is it justified to see this slippage you know, its funny, you know, im tempted to just jump onboard and say its all recession fears. And then you have the first day of the month and then you have impeachment. And then you have trade. But definitely, this is recession fears, but i wouldnt read into it as much as Everyone Wants to you have the first day of the trading month, th