Claims came in better than expected, 709,000 signaling more improvement in the labor market. And treasury yields dropping sharply following yesterdays bond market closure. Thats putting pressure on banks, which are among todays worst performers though still strong performers for the week 59 minutes left in the session, sara every sector firmly in the red. Ahead on todays show, chipotle unveiling its first ever digital only restaurant this week without a dining room or a line for ordering we will speak with the ceo brian noccol about the strategy there. And Jeremy Grantham said he thought the market was a mccoy bubble we will get an update on his that it is since those comments. Disney, pal an tear and cisco reporting after the bell we will bring you the numbers as they happen. Mike, whats the market dealing with. Contending with worries pileup of news on the shutdown, on the virus, maybe getting worried about what growth is going to look like in the First Quarter or two the s p 500 was
Wall street is looking for any clarity on stimulus following President Trumps tweets, suspending further negotiations until after the election yesterday but calling for targeted relief since then for airlines, Small Business and a new round of 1200 checks. Eli lily saying its seeking emergency use authorization for antibody treatment dr. Gottlieb says its a major step forward got a bit of reversal from yesterday. Quite so. On todays show, restauranteur danny meyer putting out a plea for lawmakers to come up with a stimulus plan. He will discuss what it would mean for the Hospitality Industry if help doesnt come through soon plus kara swisher on whether any of that will mean real change Steve Liesman has the fed update for us, and joining us to break it all down is jeff sherman from double line capital. Steve, lets start with you. Wilf, thanks. Fed officials in their meeting from september had begun to have concerns about the possibility additional stimulus would fail in congress. They
Treasury secretary digging in his heels on the topic of reopening saying, we cant shut down the economy again, sarah. Gary he cou gary cohn joins us and last month there were more bubbles to come hell join us to weigh in on todays down turn. And the black swan of 020, thats what sequoia labelled the pandemic in march. Well talk to partner roelof botha about how he views the startup landscape right now lets get to the selloff and our team of reporters to break it down mike santoli tracking the plunge Brian Sullivan on energy stocks. Meg terrell covering one big area of the market for the market, the rise in covid19 cases in some states mike, start us off with the broader ugly action that youre seeing in the final hour of trade. There was an easy way to deal with that and hard way we took the hard way a sharp and violent flush, maybe the start of something deeper. I want to point out stops along the way. The easy way is to flatten out the rally and go side ways were below a 5 pullback. T
Economy. Investors are digesting the continued momentum of Bernie Sanders. Yields weaken to a nearrecord low, tenyear, another sign of the markets flight to safety Jonathan Gray, the perfect guest to talk markets and valuations well have more comment tear from liz ann saunders, david, and jeff sherman, how companies are recovering to the virus, and what this means for your Retirement Planning with suze orman. An actionpacked couple hours with 59 minutes after the session. Mike santoli with his dashboard. Kate rogers is tracking the plunge of the nasdaq eunice yoon is in beijing, and meg tirrell has details on hopes for a treatment. Joining us is andecember anastacia amoroso. We would have expected for this to be behind us, but what were saying is this is to be expected, this is valuations were pretty stretched already. Hedge funds ctas were pretty levered up we are not entirely surprised by this reaction. If you asked what were telling clients to do is look to the Options Market they t
China trade deal jobless claims fall. And real estate and staples are leading the charge joining us for the hour is stephanie link were both feeling the holiday red but we got a green market. Like a christmas theme were now starting to see internalsin the market thats confirming the stabilization look at the 210 spread, the yield curve is steepening. Nats a good sign asia stocks, they are breaking out. You look at oil up 10 in the past month all of these things are confirming were seeing stabilization and that sets us up for 2020 seeing better growth my biggest question mark does this translate into better earnings i think we will see better earnings which maybe not right away you have pmis globally that are stabilizing. I feel good going into 2020. It has to be an Earnings Growth year all three averages are up half a percent first lets focus on the big stories were watching Kayla Tausche has the latest on china trade and usmca. Then the senate spendling bill vote and Bertha Coombs has