Their take later on in the program coming up on biden Family Business. Futures looking for a rebound after yesterdays sharp selloff. Nasdaq up 121 and s p higher by 25. Stocks plummeted wednesday. Nasdaq down 426, 3 and 3 quarters percent and s p down 120 points, 3 and a half there as well. Coronavirus cases spooking investors. This morning we are awaiting thirdquarter fdp that may very well be market mover on the upside. Big tech grilled, contentious battle over allegations of tech censorship and bias as question get Quarterly Earnings today from apple, amazon, alphabet, facebook and twitter all after the bell tonight. Calling out china, my new book the cost all week long, exclusive audience from President Trump about the threat china poses and how to win against it. Mornings with maria coming up right now. I will be speaking with ice cube jackson, working with the Trump Campaign and the president s plan for black america. Dont miss it. Actor scott is big of big censorship. Maria euro
And ask about rand gold versus todays rally, second one in a row 496 points, rising 1. 5 , clorox, clorox wipes, you want to buy clorox. Nasdaq dipping 1. 4 , shows wall street has faith in the stimulus Charitable Trust owns it, some plan we came in weak it this morning, higher looking to buy it back then roared, sacrificing gains lets of go to gary in florida, gary. Caller i respect your at the close because a handful opinion and insight. Of senators are holding up the love to hear your thoughts on bill ice. This stock has fallen down in Bernie Sanders thinks its too generous to corporations a straight line. I say its possibly too generous its like its selling ice to he right now. It was the sanders discordant is eskimos. Theres multiple trading threat that freaked everybody thats not the end of trading, out. Hes not trying to change the thats a buy were not done bill were going to trevor in texas hes trying to fast track it sideshow, please, no panic trevor caller jimmy chill clorox.
Our road map begins with 5 ge, its a big rebound next year shares are rallying. A pushback when a study finds elizabeth warrens palestinian would be nearly 30 less than projected. That tariff deadline is looming as the president prepares to meet with top trade advisers today lets begin with apple shares are down more than a percent on the heels that credit swiss saying iphones did drop 35 in coin. Analysts warning of the ongoing tariff threats they do couch it, jim, saying there is some seasonality. The timing of the calendar slightly up. The second double g digit in a row. They do, an important photo they talk about tariff costs will cost 67 more in the United States for an apple phone. This is definitely a negative. I always say own it, dont trade it i need to know more. I know a lot of these different surveysent whats really going on in china is inaccurate. The narrative implies the Chinese Government doesnt want you to buy apple when i read this, thats certainly how i feel they go
Certain tariffs. Not just a trade deal, but actually removing some of the economi existing tariffs earnings continue to lead us higher just a bit. We have names like kroger and tapestry, the old coach beating expectations joining us for the entire hour is a man you know well, steven weiss from Short Hills Capital partners steven, good to see you down here at the New York Stock Exchange good to see you brian good to see us both heres the thing, earnings, trade, maybe just general positive market sentiment. One of those three or maybe something else, that has been the primary driver for what has been a nice little run we are up nine of the past eleven sessions on the s p 500 i think there are multiple drivers to the market. Trade being the most important and the most dominant. You can see the correlation. For those who say that trade is all in the market, thats clearly not true because when you get positive news coming out, the market ticks up when you get negative news, it goes down. So
Featuring members of the aspen Economic Strategy group. Big thanks to our society of fellows and community of donors for supporting our programming and your engagement all summer long. We cant do it without you. Thank you so much for your support. [applause] i dont know if they are here yet, but a big thanks to tom and bonnie for their support of the institute and for endowing the fletcher series. [applause] its my pleasure to introduce our speakers and thank them for being here. First, to my immediate right is rob portman. Rob is a former u. S. Senator from ohio, distinguished visiting fellow at the american in Price Institute American Enterprise institute. His career spans three decades including three president ial administrations and two terms in the United States senate and six terms in the United States house of representatives. Thank you, senator portman, for being with us. [applause] to senator portmans right is cecilia rouse, who previously served as chair of the council of ec