there it is with the gains now approaching for netflix 5% let s get to bob for more on this big market rally. bob. it s hard to believe but we have retraced 50% of the losses in the s&p 500 from those numbers about towards the end of february towards the end of march 23rd that was the lows. we traced 50% of those lows. the biggest ones out there microsoft, apple, amazon, google, facebook this is more than 20% of the s&p, these five. apple shipped 2.5 million phones into china last month. that was much higher amazon is sitting at a historic high when these five stocks move like this, everything will move everybody is looking for good news today roku suspended their guidance. that s not good news they also had good number on their earnings and highlighted new account growth the stock is trading up. that s a path people are looking at suspending guidance reserve building moves could be meaningfully higher in aggregate over the road we took. i think that s a welcome bit of real
mnuchin this morning bob with the wild week for stocks rick and the bond market bob bob, we start with you it s another choppy day hopefully will end a little more stable than we started below this week was 22.80. we re well off of the lows for the week but still down today. off of the lows for this morning. in terms of sectors, it s been all over the place all week. for once energy is leading but that was the opposite earlier in the week consumer staples are the week one. banks have been generally under performing the entire week just want to point out the consumer names every one was talking about. campbell, smucker s a and the food stocks were up. for the last day and a half they have been selling off. i want to point out the bond etfs high yield bonds the junk bonds down on higher chances. there s 3% currently muin bonds weak. they do the convention center. they fund the transit systems. quite across the board one bit of solace is the vix is quieting down. if you call i
that key 3000 level again. joining us for the entire hour nancy tangler from tangler wealth management, welcome, nancy. thank you, sara. we are seeing a nice rally on wall street. what are you doing right now what are you buying? still focused on the consumer the china news is good but i don t expect us to get a deal soon u.s. consumer. yes, thank you. although china did pretty well according to coke. yeah, great interview by the way. thank you mcdonald s, home depot, starbucks, those are some of the names we like in the consumer space as well as coke, one of our largest holdings. who do you think likes the bachelor more i didn t know tyler was a fan. i m a super fan. anyway lucky we re getting that show on cnbc. they re one of the best couples. the new show. oh, they re from the bachelor . i m lost. kayla tausche and seema mody has united technologies and josh lipton has details on potential app de apple deal in the works and diana olick. kay
what happened is happening right now in europe and some of the early trading that s taking place. biggest gainer is the cac in france it s up by 1.14% in germany the dax up .6%. the ftse up by .8% stocks higher in italy and spain. finally, take a look at treasury yields you ll notice at this point the ten-year looks like it is yielding 2.694%. pushing back towards that 2.7% as yields continue to pick up. president trump is going to be delivering a primetime address to the nation tonight. it s going to be aired live by the major broadcast networks the president expected to speak 9:00 p.m. eastern time about the importance of protecting the southern border as part of the big debate over the government shutdown democratic leaders are demanding equal air time following the president s address. in the meantime, in japan we re following a story this morning ousted nissan chairman cal yoes ghosn making his first and dramatic appearance since being arrested back in november. he
shazam is this an artificial intelligence play? we re going to look. what s to buy ahead of tax reform debate on whether airline stocks could be the big beneficiaries of any tax bill. but we do start with the story that s taken wall street, main street, any street, frankly, by storm, and that is bitcoin. bitcoin futures popping in their first full day of trading on the cboe cnbc s bob pisani joining us with that story. bob, everybody is talking about it. it is and it s finally happened the good thing is at least trading has happened and relatively orderly we passed 18,000, folks. bitcoin futures opened 6:00 last night eastern time, 15,000, moved up very, very quickly. here you see it s over 18,000. so it s been small, 3,600 contracts, figure the math here. 17,000 p 17,000, 18,000 about $60 million. that s not a lot but it s a start at least here s what s important. let s go over what exactly a futures contract is, why this is so important first of all, it s just agreeme