lou basenese with me.e are all fundamental factors contributing to a booming economy and booking tock market. >> strong growth, 3.3% g.o.a.t. and lowe low unemployment and inflation is coming down. it is. >> that's the problem trying oversimply fio things and early days of bidenomics was run away inflation, one away spending and stalling and seeing the flip side. which is it. which bidenomics are we talking about? first half or second. stuart: show me the dow 30, please. i want a sense of the markets. semi-boying today and green all over the place. i see only 2, 4, 6, 7 losers and 23 winners on the dow. there's this, a group of black democrats from chicago suing the city over the handling of the migrant crisis and ask john caldwell over the migrant crisis, that's next. ♪ a force to be reckon with. no, not you saquon. hm? you! your business bank account with quickbooks money, now earns 5% apy. 5% apy? that's new! yup, that's how you business differently. ♪ you were always so dedicated... ♪ we worked hard to

lou basenese with us. you've brought stock picks early intervention program colluding cybersecurity eff hack. >> i'm going to tell you, we're be fighting a forever war against cyber criminals and that make this is a forever growth and investing trend. here's why. if you think about traditional warfare, it's limited by a finite land mass. we know where the boarders are and digital warfare is infinite and the amount of data we're producing as a society and world grows exponentially. we're going to produce 22 zeta bites of data. that's a trillion gigabytes. this surface area that cyber criminal cans attack keeps expanding and the other thing about cybersecurity is we're always two steps behind the cyber criminals. can't play with a silver bullet one company. etf that gives you expose uroto 50 different companies on the leading edge of reacting to cyber warfare. stuart: another one inno data. that's a cybersecurity firm. >> more of a data firm but more ai. the old ads and old ads about intel chips and intel in

lou lou bass news with me this morning -- lou basenese. 2023 was a really great year for stocks. 2024t started out well. >> it has not. two down days, let's just throw in the towel. what's funny is people think the next year's going to be bad, but the data says otherwise. when you have a 20% move in the s&p 500, the next year tends to be up 80 percent of the time by an average of 10 percent. so that bodes well. the other thing that workerses -- works in investors' favor is it's a presidential year. 20 out of 24 years the markets have been positive, so 83% of the time. the data and history on our side, but that doesn't mean that companies -- they have to deliver, right? they've got to deliver on earnings. stuart: does it make a difference who wins the election? let's suppose trump wins, does the market like that? >> absolutely. because i think you're going to see a reversal of tax policy, a reare versal of bureaucracy, more pro-business stance, i think investors will applaud that even ones that might not vote for him but would be much more economically inclined and tax-incyrenned -- in