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we re starting to see a very bullish sign emerging from the american housing market. we ll explain what we mean. drama unfolding in greece. a very fluid situation with the debt stricken country unveiling a new reform plan in exchange for more cash. chief international correspondent michelle caruso-cabrera is live in athens. give us the latest there, michelle. reporter: latest are one, we got a big protest going on behind me. these folks are pro-europe. they very much want the government to come to some kind of deal that keeps them as a member of the european union. they re fearful of being forced out of the euro. right now we know there will be discussions tonight between the leaders of the eurozone country to see whether there can be progress made. that s on top of the meeting earlier today with the finance ministers of the eurozone. now is the first indication we are actually making some progress. greeks have finally submitted enough of something, enough measures ....
washington. senator jeff sessions heads to judiciary. futures are steady. the ten-year, around 2.39%. small business optimism at an all-time high. we begin with the sprint of confirmation hearings. in minutes, what investors should focusing on. apple is breaking to an all-time high, but is it a sign of a stronger year ahead? carl icon on the quote of idiocy of over regulation. how he is pushing the trump administration. chipotle warns it is putting out preliminary results. it is making a reversal, now in positive territory in the pre-market. of course. first up, stocks are looking to bounce back from a mostly negative session on monday. nasdaq was a bright spot, hitting fresh, all-time highs. apple one of the catalysts, rising to a new 52-week high. nasdaq is up five straight. interestingly, it started december, up six straight, jim. right. this is kind of a reverse. apple being the last to really go. look, there s a stock, i call it repulsive today, realmon ....
roadmap, eight years since the haines bottom. and aig ceo is out, what is next for the giant insurer? ceos headed back to the white house. we dig into the return on a west wing meeting. the s&p and dow looking to snap three session losing streaks which hasn t happened since january. we got that pull back in energy yesterday resulting in those losses. and as we said it s been eight years since the stock market had bottomed. that of course was when mark haines made a very big call right here on this show. however, i m going to step out on a limb here. this is the big hold on everyone. we ve been waiting for this. i think we re at a bottom. i really do. ever since what we call the haines bottom, the s&p has surged more than 250%, the dow also more than tripling its gains. the nasdaq outperforming both indices up 360%. on that morning, which is actually the tenth when mark made that call, dow and s&p closed up 6% that day. well, mark was someone we all work ....
squawk alley. morgan, thank you very much. good morning. it is 8:00 a.m. at snap headquarters in venice beach, 11:00 a.m. on wall street, and squawk alley is live. starting from the bottom, now we re here starting from the bottom, now my whole team here startied from the bottom, now we re here started from the bottom, now the whole team here good thursday morning. welcome to squawk alley. jon fortt, sara eisen with me here at post 9 along with business insider ceo henry blodget. good to see you this morning. good to see you. eight years in and still going strong. the s&p rallying nearly 250% since hitting that closing low of just over 676 on this day in 2009. this is the second longest bull market ever. oil, on the other hand, falling below $50 for the first time this year. of course, had the worst day yesterday in about 11 months. just to put the rally into perspective, henry, would you have been skeptical of for a long time, more now th ....
it is the fed day in the u.s. trading day little quiet. julie hyman is here to tell us more. julie: i was glancing at volume on the bloomberg, 18% below the 20 day average for the s&p 500. it looks like some investors are sitting on their hands awaiting the is from the fed, both decision and of course the commentary from the fed. let s look elsewhere for some movement today. in the airlines, we continue to see them drop. they are not all dropping. they are mixed today and have been dropping because of weather-related issues and many are presenting a jpmorgan conference today. says it s non-fuel cash will be lower in the second half. continental also cutting its view, its guidance there as it raises its forecast for capacity. a mixed trade among the airlines based on the headlines. you heard what is going on with oil and we are seeing oil report on the industry that stockpiles actually felt. we will get confirmation or not at 10:30. off a little bit in advance of the f ....