We start off with all the red on wall street, stocks retreating from alltime highs as the dow drops over 800 points in its biggest oneday decline since june tech starts dropping nearly 6 , snapping a tenday win streak. Is this only the beginning guy adami, what do you think hi, mel remember the carpenters . The car ppenters are one of my o five favorite bands. Weve only just begun as ive said many times, 24 hours does not a day make. I dont want to get into the vix but i will say weve talked about it now for the better part of a week and a half despite the that the Broader Market was rallying, the vix was trying to tell you something the internals of the market havent been particularly good this gets us back to levels we saw last week. I do believe its the beginning of something but it could all reverse tomorrow on jobs numbers. Weve seen it before we come back after a long weekend to find the market up significantly. Clearly there are things to be concerned about. Grasso, what did you
Is their headline, israel denies entry to reps omar and tlaib. Followed unusual intervention by the president who advisors say is trying to sow divisions by shining a spotlight on its most liberal members. In the New York Times, they frame it this way. By enlisting a foreign power to take action against two american citizens, mr. Trump crossed a line others have not, exporting his partisan battles between and he demonstrated the length see will go to target domestic opponents. The president yesterday sending out several tweets about this. In one of his tweets, he said the following, it would show great weakness it israel allowed the represented haves to visit. They hate israel and all jewish people and there can be nothing that could be said done to change their mind. For a Campaign Rally yesterday, this is what the president had to say. [video clip] the need tou feel get involved in the two congresswomens trip to israel . I am only involved in that they are very antijewish and antiisr
This conversation with the Bipartisan Policy Center lasts about 45 minutes. Good morning and thank you for joining us for this live discussion on the state of Mental Health in the u. S. According to the most recent data from the nih or more thn 57 million americans are living with a Mental Illness. Thats just over one and five. Despite its prevalence the can remain out of sight. For too many, stigma, and despite medical advances far too often it is left untreated. This week we saw senator John Fetterman return to work on capitol hill after being hospitalized for depression. His candid remarks about the experience restates praise from his colleagues and the public. Reminded us of the toll Mental Illness can take and the stigma that continues to be attached to it. This is not a political issue. It is not defined by your point of view of where you live. At the Bipartisan Policy Center this is one of the many issues we focus on. We publish detailed reports with policy recommendations on a
Lunch on a monday begins right now. Welcome, everybody im Tyler Mathisen stocks posting solid gains and sending the dow, the s p and the nasdaq to alltime new highs materials, financials, telecom leading the way higher meanwhile, yields on tenyear notes hitting highest levels in more than a month. There you see it 2. 23 check out some of the movers in the market shares of ubiquiti networks, thats spelled interestingly, dropping about 8 . Short Seller Citron Research calling the tech Company Total fraud. Nvidia trading at alltime highs. Paccar also hitting alltime highs. Im Michelle Carusocabrera while the east braces for hurricane jose this week, Hurricane Maria has now strengthened into a major category 3 storm we have the latest just minutes away Home Builders feeling less optimistic concerns that rebuilding efforts after hurricanes harvey and irma will drive up construction costs. And the cnbc global cfo council releasing its latest info some giving President Trump credit for some o
Dominic chu is standing by at the new york stock exchange. Whats the word on the floor . The word on the floor, first of all, the s p 500 closed at a record high just about one out of every five trading days so far this year. Cnbc data crunchers look at the s p and said, hey, 17 of the times or 27 times this year, weve closed at a record high for the s p 500. So not too shabby. The odds are good. Now, if you take a look at the overall picture for where the markets are headed, weve seen a nice move higher, despite fed concerns out there. Look at the sectors leading the way, financials and technology. The biggest sectors in the s p 500, that gives the bulls some bullishness or bullish feel about the whole thing. Take a look at some of the stocks that are moving. Big names like hormel on earnings. Look at other ones, because ebay and hp doing well on their particular moves and staples on the downside on their earnings results. Overall, a nice move higher despite the fact we have a lingeri