proxy for the selection. it was the unexpected proxy. the peso has been gaining ground in the wake of the debate last night and some market for tip of the are judging a hillary clinton one. that is fueling to some degree of relief rally in u.s. stocks. we see some cyclical groups leading the rally today. most notably, discretionary stocks. they are doing particularly well. if you look at the s&p index, it s up. that s one of the best performing groups we are watching. that has to do with consumer confidence. it rose to a nine-month high. if you look at the bloomberg, you can see how it dead. this is ec a left on the bloomberg. this is the actual number. you chart here shows today s reports are way out here. we saw that. jobs are plentiful right now. this is also at a nine-year high. if you look around the discretionary universe, we ve got the online travel sites doing well. they are rallying more than 3%. amazon is rallying today. once again, it s at a record. they are benefi
really? because the washington post report that is a third of people enrolled are not actually enrolled after all. that is only part of the problem plaguing the failed website. we have latest from the wall street journal and also cyber expert david kennedy. thanks to both of you for joining us. spencer, this is startling, a third of people. you ve been doing a ton of reporting on this. does this sound right to you a third of people sign up haven t signed up. the government disputes the figure. melissa: they say it doesn t accurately reflect the picture what is happening now. i m not sure that is really a dispute of third. that is like, not exactly what is happening today. maybe they re saying only 29%. we don t know the actual figures. there is no question there have been a lot of problems with the enrollment of the people who are trying to enroll. through healthcare.gov. programs with transmitting data. when you put data into the website it is not being properly tran
really? because the washington post report that is a third of people enrolled are not actually enrolled after all. that is only part of the problem plaguing the failed website. we have latest from the wall street journal and also cyber expert david kennedy. thanks to both of you f joining us. spencer, this is startling, a third of people. you ve been doing a ton of reporting on this. does this sound right to you a third of people sign up haven t signed up. the government disputes the figure. melissa: they say it doesn t accurately reflect the picture what is happening now. i m not sure that is really a dispute of third. that is le, not exactly what is happening today. maybe they re saying only 29%. we don t know the actual figures. there is no question there have been a lot of problems with the enrollment of the people who are trying to enroll. through healthcare.gov. programs with transmitting data. when you put data into the website it is not being propey transmitte