Territory in a single trading session. For some, it was even worse than that check out shares of apple down it lost 180 billion in market cap. That is the largest oneday lost for a u. S. Listed company on record if that isnt enough to get your attention. Apple lost more in market cap yesterday than the individual market capitalizations of 470 of the companies in the s p 500 it wasnt just apple microsoft, alphabet, microsoft and even tesla saw their market caps shrink. Microsoft down by 115 billion amazon off by 93 billion. This morning, things look a little better. You still have the dow down 150 points right now, it is reverse that up 300 points the nasdaq saw the biggest declines, up 27 points right now. We have to keep that in context a few things in here as well talking to people all day yesterday, here is the list. Youll want to know exactly what happened it was the nasdaqs largest drop you dont go up 400 and down that will be highspeed trading. That would matter until they do. Va
Research finds very different experiences of black and white americans when it comes to the economy and the shutdown and the coronavirus. And these different attitudes come from very, very different experiences. Looking at views on the current state of the economy, you can see that 28 nationally see the economy as excellent or good right now. Thats the same number as you have for white americans black americans 5 view the economy right now as excellent or good. Thats reflected in some of the Economic Data weve seen that shows that africanamericans have been hit harder by the shutdown similar attitudes by differences about the outlook. 38 of americans nationwide are confident or somewhat confident in the future. Black americans, 16 are confident or somewhat confident in the future. Perhaps reflecting the differing economic experiences right now a lot of this comes from different experiences with the coronavirus itself 92 of africanamericans are concerned or very concerned about the coro
Harrington is the ceo and Portfolio Management at Gilman Hill Asset management, rob sechman is one of forbes top 100 Financial Advisers and rich sapperstein is back. He, as well, a top Financial Adviser, barrons, in the top 100 there. Lets get to the board, show you where we were currently trading. Pretty much highs of the day 550 for the dow, 2. 25 , 24,646 s p 500 trying to push towards 3,000, a gain of 2. 5 today, a gain of 73 points. Nasdaq, the outperformer of the majors at 3 , and theres the russell, which is having a good day as well, with a nearly 5 gain some 61 points there dow going for its best month since 87. The question is what all of this means for the coming days, weeks, and months ahead. Joe, im going to go to you first. You look at the drivers today, i mentioned the gilead news, and that is clearly overshadowing what was a dreadful gdp number fauci now is talking about the clearcut positive effects of this remdesivir trial. Boeings calhoun, the ceo saying the thaw is
The Halftime Report starts right now. Welcome, good to have you on this our investment can, jim lebenthar at Gilman Hill Asset management we begin with market, stocks suffering the biggest one quest lies ahead when it is time to take some profits as the calendar turned and continued to ride the momentum, and we do, joe, have a lot of momentum. Youre not going to fault anybody for taking chips off the table given the run weve been on no, and consensus very optimistic which is unique to the environment we were in one year prior listen for someone very tactical it makes sense to believe that you will get a correction sometime in the next couple of months, this validity in the assertion and you can tactually trade around that. Defining the playbook for 2020, what particular sectors are going to carry you where you want to be for the end of the year and if you reflect on 2019, scott, been all about technology you take the s p year to date. The s p tech return, up 31 . Do you know technology
Sports what that could mean for the stock and the major sports leagues. Halftime report starts right now. Welcome good to have you with us Jenny Harrington is the ceo and Portfolio Manager at Gilman Hill Asset management and also with us on set today is cnbc senior economics reporter, steve liesman. We begin with stocks falling the fourth time in five days adp only adding fears today that the economy is slowing more substantially. Bond yields also falling farmer jim, im giving you the first crack. Dow falls 500. More Economic Data comes out soft i was told on this desk that the consumer is so good that it doesnt matter if the manufacturing economy is so bad, stocks can still go up but the consumer is a lagging indicator. I tried to hit that yesterday. The consumer is strong right now, but thats the last crack to form, okay . What youve got is youve got pmis, all the ism surveys in the u. S. Are finally catching up to whats been going on internationally. Thats been happening for some ti