more bullish than anyone else on the street. to the markets desk right now, where julie hyman has the latest. jules? earlier we were sort of drifting, unchanged, but now things have turned higher across the board. reclaim theo records that we saw back on wednesday, but nonetheless still the s&p is up one third of 1%. let s take a look at the week as well to get some perspective on the record that we saw on wednesday. you can see it pretty clearly here, the record levels where we were on the intraday closing basis. even those climbing back, still not at those levels. back to today s session, a lot of push and pull going on. companies like general electric, falling even after earnings beat estimates because orders fell in the second quarter. apple under pressure has one of its egg suppliers, skyward issuing a warning related to its biggest customer. paypal, holdings falling even earningstes beat beat estimates as well. back to you guys, i believe we are going to hear from the
before the brexit and freaked out, as long as he did not sell you are good. we had a couple of down days. and we made fairly close to the highs of the days. it has shrunk in a little bit, but we are still going toward and posting new all-time highs. one has not passed the all-time high, the nasdaq. the tech stocks, looking at basically the high of the past months since they started the year. going back to july to see when the composite hit the all-time high. we are looking at a transition in the market as stocks do better. we will flip this over and look at the market, looking at sectors and we have had a reversal as the information technology stocks do pretty well and there is a little bit of weakness in the utility group, which today was a good day. if you look at the one week, it is about 1.5%, was is good. that which is good. and staples dropping off a little bit. joe: on the government bonds front, the yield were up modestly across the curve. looking at the two yea
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change. i think the time is right to re-examine this. i think it can enhance competition in the market. make the market open to more players. i think you can reduce financial risk for a lot of financial institutions. now we have cfp be rules in place and the market is maturing i think it s time to reengage in this discussion. let me say one other thing that is not actually about compensation but i think is connected. another thing that needs to be picked up is to pick up a continued to work on standardizing mortgage servicing data. some of you may recall back in 2010 we started uniform mortgage data program to standardize data. whether it was appraisals, loan arbitration, so forth. on that agenda was mortgage servicing data. we think about these disclosures and we think about the credit investor, where this is all going, it s important to pick up that difficult challenge of standardizing mortgage servicing data so this would help the market in mortgage servicing be more trans
interest in a double homicide in des moines on monday. several miles of highway 141 between bouton and woodward were blocked off for nearly five hours while police engaged in a standoff with wanchanic. police say the van that he was in died, and he eventually got too cold, threw a handgun onto the highway, and surrendered around 10:30 p.m. 36-year-old bryon howard and 31-year-old heather belieu were the victims in monday s double homicide. their friends and family came together last night for a candlelight vigil at the pedestrian bridge at 42nd street in des moines. howard s mother says she is overwhelmed by the support for her son and his fiance. dawn marks: it s hard to make sense of anything like this but i know god s in control and i know my son is wrapped in the arms of jesus. he was an awesome son and an even better father to his kids, grow up without him. elizabeth: again, the person of interest in the case, 39-year-old michael wanchanic is in custody. officials say he