Investors to take risk even with the pullback, dow slipping 130 points and nasdaq losing. 27 and what a week. We almost went to war and then we didnt go to war. We almost didnt get a trade deal and it is coming next wednesday. And then this morning we were worried the Labor Department report might come into too hot and they might mouth off about inflation and a bunch of governors speaking next week and that could have gotten ugly and how about a goldilocks job number, one that was not too hot, not too cold. You get that ive got to tell you, we created good jobs but we had sub 3 wage gain so the the feds should not be worried it could have been a lot worse since some of the shortfall related to a companys specific problems at boeing that just said the former ceo is not going to get severance the labor report was one reason to buy stocks and that is what happened this morning for even the most raging bulls either ran out of capital and got bored of buying the same old stuff or nothing ne
Google, amazon, intel, and many others after the bell. Coming up in just a few moments, well talk about todays pullback much more with Hayman Capital Management founder kyle bass will be good to get his thoughts especially on china. Joining us for the hour, cnbc contributor stephanie link is back from nubene are you taking a chance from this pullback to do anything today . Its an earnings bonanza. Im still way behind in the Conference Calls that started last night but yeah, during earnings season, you always get exaggerated moves. So i actually am looking at the fundamentals and trying to identify where there is opportunity. Zille yix this morning was indicated down 6 last night and only opened up down three, but i still think that is an opportunity because they derisked the numbers bristolmyers opened flat, but actually that quarter was really good, bought a little bit of that so im lacking for opportunities slowly, because the macro, obviously, weve got a lot of questions still. So,
Director of the darwin manuscript project at the American Museum of Natural History and he will be joining as soon. A special welcome to the other Staff Members and research from the American Museum of Natural History. We are very pleased you were here. Thank you, thank you. And also to the students and researchers from fordham university. Its a pleasure to have you here. This morning our focus of course is darwin. All of you have a special relationship with this man, and today will focus on his backyard experiments. And doctor james costa will guide us through the story. He is an aspiring scientist and esteemed author of the new book darwins backyard and youve already seen that youre actually able to purchase it here after the presentation and have doctor costa, or jim as we will call him, but a special personal message for you. While people are standing in line to buy that book, we have a first edition, a very rare sample of the darwin materials the library is so lucky to have. And f
Crude down 21 in july. That makes this the worst month since 2008. As you can see exxon shares down 4. 5 . Chevron down 5 today. Coming up. Labor posted the smallest increase on record in the Second Quarter. They started keeping the data in 1982. We will hear from somebody who predicts a september rate hike is off the table. We found somebody who said it may not be. Our segment which is taking a toll on the consumer. We will hear from Royal Caribbean ceo whose companys stock is hitting an alltime high after beating expectations today. A lot to get toompt lets get to the crude oil, this miserable month. The damaging effects of the oil collapse on earnings. Good afternoon. Let me talk about the settle for crude oil. 4712 to give you perspective. The Second Lowest weekly close that we have seen this year a very bear signal to traders and down 21 on the month. Its worst month since october of 2008 in the heart of the financial crisis. Lets talk about the earnings because traders did not li
Good morning. Good morning, and welcome to the new York Botanical garden to parking lot library were are are very glad that you are here many my cohost david scone so on his way director of the darvin manuscript project at the museum of Natural History joining us soon. Special welcome to the other Staff Members and researchers from the American Museum of history very pleased youre here and thank you, thank you. And also to the students and research from fordham university. The pleasure to have you here. This morning, our focus, of course, is darwin. All of you have a special relationship with this man. And today well focus on his backyard experiments and dr. James costa will guide us through this story. Hes inspiring scientist and claimed author of the new book. Dada darwin backyard and you have or already seen that you are actually able to purchase a year after the presentation, and have doctor costa with jim so well call him spernl personal message for you. While people are standing