Its been a wide range today. Former citigroup ceo sandy weill will join us to discuss the water shed moment at his former company which just became the first major u. S. Bank to appoint a female ceo plus, well speak with jason robins from draftkings ahead of tonights nfl kickoff. And we are counting you down to some exciting earnings after the bell today including peloton, oracle, and chewy. Two out of three are big stay at home winners plus an interview with chewys ceo as soon as the numbers hit the tape lets get straight to the market in the final hour of trade another volatile session on wall street mike santoli tracking the action for us what caused the weakness here in the last few momentors so . That morning rally was really limp it did not pass any of the tests. It stopped where yesterdays highs were nobody had any faith this was really going to be upside momentum then you had a rally in the treasury market. Yields got compressed a little bit. And the dollar is also been higher
Ten states are beginning to work on plans to open parts of their economy. Maybe in may, the fed launches a commercial paper funding fa s t facili facility there is an argument that calls for stocks to retest are fading. I thought yesterday was an important day with the dave kostin change. I did a lot of work, help with larry williams, about how many times when you have a 50 retracement or more, we have a retest the answer is almost never i think theres a lot of people coming on someone came on the air this morning and said in every single case you have to have a retest. Thats completely untrue if you bounced up 50 beginning last friday thats what we did. A lot of people say this thing is based on large cap companies. Thats what we do. Were not trading luncheonettes here thats not to the detriment of luncheonettes. Were not trading hair salons. Thats not the way it works. We trade Large Capitalization Companies that do better than smaller ones in this environment. Thats life. Is it fair
Accused of illegally dumping garbage across the board. Good evening and welcome this is o. T. International. There are fears of a new migration crisis with almost 50000 people crossing into europe in a day thats after turkey opened its borders to the e. U. Large numbers of migrants and refugees were seen throwing rocks at the border patrols before they cut through a barbed wire fence at the Turkish Border or effectively tore up an agreement with brussels under which it took charge of millions of Asylum Seekers in return for Financial Aid on the other side great police created the newcomers with tear gas. But it. Still follows a flare up intentions in syrias last remaining stronghold in the province so he threatened to launch a full scale military operation after dozens of its troops were killed in a Syrian Strike that targeted jihadist interests voiced concerns about the fresh influx of refugees fleeing instability in the region the hostilities of all but ruined turkeys deescalation ag
It impossible to keep posting household that so the Financial Sector is eating itself im so old i remember the 2008 financial crisis and if you recall the sub prime debt bubble up and we have this global meltdown the student debt is already bigger than the subprime debt bubble. That was about an on trillion dollars when you look at it went from 6. 00 to 9. 00 on trillion between about 22000. 00 and fog so were not talking the same sky loving christian debt were talking they did go on turning in income and then when they graduate theyre graduating move off what about 100000. 00 u. S. Dollars is a level of debt the average is 30000. 00 and in fact its non dischargeable prior to the what happened with the subprime crisis was people could do the jingle mail and walk away students can never walk away from this almost all of it is essentially owed to the government so the government owns you anyway and you cant escape it you cant just jingle mail away from the u. S. Government 30000 is this
Reporters. I have got records on my mind. We may not have a record high for the s p hundred, but we do have a record high for the s p 500 utilities sector. Take a look at the time of 1. 8 . A record closing high as yields have been down for days in a row. It may be worrisome. This is a defensive sector. You have investors going and while the broader sector is going into a record high. Relative to longerterm charts, what we are looking at is the valuation spread between utilities and the s p 500. From 1990 to 2005, we had the s p 500 valuation trading richer than the utilities sector. The Defense Sector took off. That was true during the crisis, and we also had issues in 2011 where utilities took off. Once again, trading at a richer evaluation in the s p 500. Closer to a record. Something to think about for a possible turndown at some point in the future. For me, it is about the ipo market. Dog,ll take a look at data settling around 37. In spite of the tight 40 per share, this is after