murder weapon was found nearby. >> when i first caught this case, i skachd -- scratched my name and david bell'se into a desk in the first cell that i was in when i was an intake. >> smith says she and bell wrote letters for the first year in jail. >> i was communicating with him at first. but then when i came to my senses and thought about everything, when everything hit me, that's when i stopped. >> smith says she stopped in part because she felt like bell was trying to urge her not to testify against him. >> he told me several times not to say something or told me what to say. but i did my best to refrain from discussing the case. because whatever i would say probably could come back to haunt me later on. >> bell says he now expects smith will take a deal and testify against him. but that it won't be a complete story. >> she trying to paint herself as an innocent person like she didn't know what was going on and everything. she lying. >> bell says not only did smith know about the robbery, she played a big part in pulling them off. >> you would have never seen her coming. she was 18, about to

murder weapon was recovered nearby. >> when i first caught this case i scratched in my name and david bell's name into a desk in the first cell that i was in when i was in intake. >> smith says she and bell wrote each other letters for the first year in jail. >> i was communicating with him at first, but then when i came to my senses and thought about everything, when everything hit me, that's when i stopped. >> smith says she stopped, in part, because she felt like bell was trying to urge her not to testify against him. >> he told me several times, you know, not to say something, or told me what to say. but i did my best to refrain from discussing the case. because whatever i would say probably could come back to haunt me later on. >> bell says he now expects smith will take a deal and testify against him, but that it won't be the complete story. >> she trying to paint herself as an innocent person, like she didn't know what was going on, and everything. she's lying. >> bell says not only did smith know about the robberies. she played a big part in pulling them off. >> he would have never s

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[closing bell ringing] liz: we have terrific military men. david: god bless them. liz: ringing that closing bell at the new york stock exchange. tech is better at nasdaq. what do we have. not a cap on losses at least for major indices today. here is how stocks finished. dow jones industrials getting clobbered, taking a further leg down, down 196 points. everybody kind of followed, david. really the dow. david: producers will correct me if i'm wrong, i believe we're down again for the year. we're playing with that flat line. now we're in the negative territory for the year but don't let that stop us. we'll have a very busy hour straight ahead. liz: let's get to it. "after the bell" starts right now david: getting right into it, we have mike murphy at rose clip capital. he will tell us one area of the world where he is cutting some exposure. bill bell, atlantic capital management, will tell us why he is bullish about the u.s. consumer and how you can cash in on that. our friend larry shover from the cme. larry, the last day of the first quarter of the year. there were

[closing bell ringing] david: bells ringing on wall street. it is not a good day for traders. it was down triple digits. concerned about what is happen being overseas, particularly the battle between president obama and prime minister netanyahu of israel. started with his speech today. president obama came out totally disagreed with his speech he apparently did not watch. that news, it was worse with the markets. it has come back a little bit. so perhaps they're more serious concerns about what is happening in the markets. the russell 2000, down significantly today. the worst hit of all the indexes. liz: indeed. this is just a march with a few little stumbles. or is it some way different, this time around? "after the bell" starts right now. liz: let's get to today's market action and spin it forward. we have rachel sasha to tell us why tech is the best place to put your money right now. jason pride of glenmede will tell us which sector he is buying into that he believes is a winner. and larry shover, joining us from the cme. larry, looks so much of the traders attention. we he

david: "after the bell" starts right now. stay tuned. have mike binger from gradient investments with a big contrarian call. joe duran

we've got it all for you on "after the bell." david: jack hannah. on the elephant issue with ringling brothers. "after the bell" starts right now. liz: let's get right to today's market action. we have bill bell of atlantic capital management. telling us part of the world,

david: costco up on earnings. [closing bell ringing] >> big winner on the s&p 500. david: we have a winner in the dow jones industrial average. it is up about 40 points. let's see. we're looking at certain stocks that are down. not a bad day. nasdaq trading to the upside. we have commodities on the dow. generally speaking a good day for traders. when you think of all the stuff that happened with weather. accidents at laguardia. with downward pressure from what is happening overseas and in europe. the market managed to hold up pretty well. liz: not bad at all. especially with all the news happening. we've got it all for you on "after the bell." david: jack hannah. liz: on the elephant issue with ringling brothers. "after the bell" starts right now. liz: let's get right to today's market action. we have bill bell of atlantic capital management. telling us part of the world, the specific location that is making him bullish right now. mike sorrentino, global financial private capital, is here to tell you how a tale of two feds is driving his investments choices. and alan

david: nicole, gold is down $31. [closing bell ringing] >> $31. the dow recovered a little bit, down 29 points. david: some people are -- 279 points. david: they're selling bold. keep it cash. if cash will be king, why not? liz: throw it under the mattress. david: have to do something with it. liz: don't to that. bell ringing on wall street, 4:00 p.m. eastern time straight up. here is how stocks finished the day. david: ouch. liz: we knew it would be bad. dow jones industrials down 279. why? we got much better than expected february jobs report that scares people into thinking june will be janet's hour. david: that's right. all this talk about how the fed will be putting off a rate hike until 2016. well, when they saw that jobs number, it will be tough not to raise rates a bit. liz: don't worry. we'll make you money right now because "after the bell" is starting right now. david: breaking down today's very busy action, we have pete benson from beacon capital management. one sector where earnings will grow 10% even with the market down as it is. he

david: "after the bell" starts right now. stay tuned. david: breaking down today's action we have mike binger from gradient investments with a big contrarian call. joe duran from united capital advisors telling us why he is putting money overseas and where exactly he is putting that money. also alan knuckman in the pits of the cme. alan, i want to start with the dollar. what i can't figure out, if the fed will raise rates, sounds like stanley fischer's perspective that will happen this year, why is the dollar getting weaker right now? >> buy the rumor, sell the fact. it is reality, it will happen but we've been talking a long, long, long, time. that is why the dollar where it is. i will not call a top on the dollar or a pot on the euro but look at technical reversals -- bottom. we had lower close on monday and lower close on weekly basis. that has been very supportive for oil. oil also had a key reversal last week, making new lows and higher on wednesday. if we get follow through you may see stabilization. speaking of stabilization, look

david: not a bad for a split decision on st. paddy's day. "after the belllet us break down today's action. we have brian boyle from boyle capital. he is worried about the length of this bull market but says there is still one sector investors should buy into. tom lieden is telling us how he is changing his investment strategy. tom chadwick, big picking one area of the market you never heard of or considered anyway.

david: nicole, gold is down $31. [closing bell ringing] >> $31. 29 points. david: some people are -- 279 points. david: they're selling bold. keep it cash. if cash will be king, why not? liz: throw it under the mattress. david: have to do something with it. liz: don't to that. bell ringing on wall street, 4:00 p.m. eastern time straight up. here is how stocks finished the day. david: ouch. liz: we knew it would be bad. dow jones industrials down 279. why? we got much better than expected february jobs report that scares people into thinking june will be janet's hour. david: that's right. all this talk about how the fed will be putting off a rate hike until 2016. well, when they saw that jobs number, it will be tough not to raise rates a bit. liz: don't worry. we'll make you money right now because "after the bell" is starting right now.

[closing bell ringing] liz: we have terrific military men. david: god bless them. ing that closing bell at the new york stock exchange. tech is better at nasdaq. what do we have. not a cap on losses at least for major indices today. here is how stocks finished. dow jones industrials getting clobbered, taking a further leg down, down 196 points. everybody kind of followed, david. really the dow. david: producers will correct me if i'm wrong, i believe we're down again for the year. we're playing with that flat line. now we're in the negative territory for the year but don't let that stop us. we'll have a very busy hour straight ahead. liz: let's get to it. "after the bell" starts right now david: gettin

a lot coming up, david asman and myself, "after the bell," stay with us. ♪ ♪ cheryl: got dovish commentsic data. next thing you know is a rally on monday. david: biggest intraday high in how many weeks, producers? eight weeks. cheryl: eight weeks. david: nicole petallides is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. we'll be talking about the top pace setter in sectors and it was energy, even on a day when oil is down the energy sector was way up. why is that? >> that's right. you certainly often see the divergence one will be up, one will be down, the commodity will pull back. oil is down second day in a row. dollar has been strong the oil has been to the downside. the dollar is, dow is up 268 points. the teva deal was $2.8 billion deal and united health, $12.8 billion purchase of catamaran. david: financials did well today. why is that? >> no doubt. jpmorgan was a leader on the dow jones industrial average after an article in "barron's" had 30% upside potential and trading cheaper to its peers. we got to see jpmorgan really excel, up 2 1/2%. bank of america, goldman, wells, gained 1

david: "after the bell" starts right now.

bell ringing]. urban outfitters up 3%. david down with it. >> here come the bells on a tough day on wall street. one that will go down in the books at least for now, wiping out the gains of year s&p 500 upside moves. there was major acceleration of a selloff, the dow down 318 points. david: surprising i the least hit hard was russell 2000, small and medium-sized cap stocks holding up better than a lot of big ones. >> you can blame apple. heavily weighted in the s&p and dow. let's get to it. "after the bell" starts right now. david: we'll also get to the hillary busine

bell ringing]. urban outfitters up 3%. david: oil stocks down with it. >> here come the bells on a tough day on wall street. one that will go down in the books at least for now, wiping out the gains of year s&p 500 upside moves. there was major acceleration of a selloff, the dow down 318 points. david: surprising i the least hit hard was russell 2000, small and medium-sized cap stocks holding up better than a lot of big ones. >> you can blame apple. heavily weighted in the s&p and dow. let's get to it. "after the bell" starts right now. david: we'll also get to the hillary business coming up. meanwhile we have to talk about the markets. big down day. hennessey fund brian perry wants to help investors capitalize on lower fuel costs. jensen quality growth fund alan is here to talk about how to find stocks that will benefit your portfolio in any economic environment even if things get worse overseas. larry shover, i have to ask, where do we go from here? >> i think more of the same. i have to say dollar strength instability of oil,

"after the bell" starts right now. david: it is official by the way.gest selloff on nasdaq, the tech-heavy sector in 11 months. so it is a bad day. let's get into

david: you had good jobs numbers. good news, bad news. but just the right mix for a pop in the market. >> "after the bell" starts right now. ht into today's action, dls capital's david steinberg. he will tell investors where to find companies that still have

david: "after the bell" starts right now. liz: to the action. boy, did we see volatile. craig hodges of hodges small cap funds will tell us which asset class he believes is still king. chris robinson of top third ag marketing is here to tell us the safe place he believes he found for your money. it is not stocks. it is not bonds. what is it? mark lehman of jmp securities breaks down sectors he thinks will outperform the markets. how to play them. first bob iaccino in the cme. is this traced to the dollar which hit a 12 1/2-year high against the euro today? >> i think that has a lot to do with it, liz. the market has to accepted that the fed will hike rates sooner. i don't see a string of rate hikes. it will be symbolic. it will show economy is still gaining strength. not necessarily a blow to innation, going from zero% interest rates to 25 basis points will not slow it down dramatically. more symbol i can, moving in the right direction, normalizing rates. s&p, dow, nasdaq, they will all be a buy. david: craig, at the end of the day, there were a lot of buyers came into t

"after the bell" starts right now. don't move. david: we've got it all covered,

bell. those of us who grew up there know them well. davidhahs of sunset boulevard. >> they take beautiful sunsets and anyway, we see how stocks are finishing up. we had been down more than 170 points, down 105. s&p struggling, down about nine. russell 2000, lower by four, about a third of a percent. david: we wanted to mention, one thing we didn't have a chance to with nicole, alcoa down significantly today, down 4%. there are all kinds of meanings, ways to interpret that we'll get into that with our panel. liz: meantime "after the bell" starts right now. let's get to it. david: so, breaking down today's action we have eric marshal

bell rings. >> my name is david. i live in bay view and i attend galileo high school. so as you can guys can probably understand the location of where i live and the school that i attend is almost half a city apart, and takes me very long to go to my school. that's not the biggest problem here. every morning i have to leave my house around 615 even though the bus stop is practically right in front of my house i still have to leave my house very early due to the fact that i have to take the t. i have two routes. i can take the t and then the 30 on market street or i can take the t and switch to 8bx and then the 30 and both routes are really unreliable. the talways -- th -- the timer -- i don't know what to say. it says 10 minutes but really it comes five minutes later, so even when i leave my house earlier than i really should, and i need -- i'm a high school student. i need my sleep and if says it's coming at that time. >> thank you. if i can ask you how long it takes on the best and slowest days? >> on the best day and i leave my house and there is a t there and i don

david: not a bad for a split decision on st. paddy's day. "after the bell" starts right now. ♪ david: so let us break down today's action. we have brian boyle from boyle capital. he is worried about the length of this bull market but says there is still one sector investors should buy into. tom lieden is telling us how he is changing his investment strategy. tom chadwick, big picking one area of the market you never heard of or considered anyway. larry shover in the pits of cme larry, why for goodness say, are you so sure that janet yellen's fed will not drop the word patience? >> oh, david, i think she will drop the word patience. maybe that is a misunderstanding. i think that is something that the market intellectually believes. emotionally maybe not. that's why we're marked with so much volatility and indecisiveness in the market. david: all right. hold on a second. larry, hold on. if you think that, fomc, forgive me, i thought it was other way -- if you think they will drop patient, why hasn't, why isn't the market freaked out? we have a couple of secto

"after the bell" starts right now. david: we have a show as big as markets following the huge market day with interview with former fed governor wayne angell. that we're heading back to liz at innovation 2015, the mobile payment conference. liz, what is coming up? liz: let me explain how interested the federal reserve is interested in what is going on at harvard at innovation 2015, all things mobile payment. holding your phone up, paying for things, sticking on tattoos that help you pay the these are fascinating developments. the fed wants in. today we had a panel that included the man who created the worldwide web, tim burners lee. he is only worried about one thing. david you would love this. he is worried about the government getting involved or one gigantic business taking over. it should be open, free, real capitalism. it is the wild west right now. we're watching all of that. coming up in this hour we'll talk to two leaders in all of this, charles drucker. wait until you see what he is doing in the mobile payments worl

"after the bell" starts right now. david: we've got a lot to talk about today on a very busy monday. michael ball is here to tell us what investing mistake you can't afford to make right now. bryn mawr trust ernie see seal law said there will be one strategy key to your portfolio performance. he will tell you what that is. alan knuckman is at the cme. alan, i want to talk about oil. i was talking to nicole. oil down again but oil stocks way up the could that be because of china? >> well i think it is more because of the dollar. the dollar is surging back. it held the support at 97 the last couple weeks. that was midpoint of action from the highs to the '94 lows where we consolidated. that is important to focus on when we look at impact there. we're below $50. that is really the pivot. we've been trading between 45 and 55 for three months, going know where. cheryl: michael, i have to know what mistake i'm making right now, tell me. >> the mistake out there people looking at this market with very long-term high valuation. when

"after the bell" starts right now. david: it is official by the way. this is the biggest selloff on nasdaq, the tech-heavy sector in 11 months. so it is a bad day. let's get into today's market action. see what is going on. harris financial group's jamie cox, says one economy improving faster than the u.s. he will tell us where it is. todd horowitz at cme. todd, what is going on? >> hi, david, hi cheryl. it is ugly, right? you know me, i'm the biggest bear on the street. this is more of a profit-taking selloff. this was not critical. i don't think they broke any major technical indicators. if you follow the vix, we didn't have a big move, it was 10% but went from 13 to 14. david: friday is the end of the quarter. what you're saying a lot of these institutions want to get their profits in before the end of the quarter? is that what is going on? >> i believe that to be the case, david i don't think the market is ready to break down again. we saw severe pressure. ad on what they start. fear isn't back in the market. i look at this normal selloff. i look f

david: all right. as the bells ring on wall street, it is a record day for at least one of the indices, russell 2000. of we like that sector because that's where the small and medium-sized stocks, really the heartland usa of the stock market. russell 2000 records, all the others not in records, but they're doing quite well. 170 on the dow, we have a record on the russell, the nasdaq doing, treatmently well, up -- extremely well, up 33 points. a tremendous pace setter. intel doing particularly well today, that's pulling all of those tech stocks with it. liz: from the start when the opening bell rang, the bulls were off and running. now what's happening? "after the bell" starts right now. ♪ ♪ liz: let's get right to today's market action. we've got jordan kimmel in the chair, he's going to tell us which apparel companies you should invest in right now. you saw what a lot of the apparel companies were doing to do. ken mahoney of mahoney asset management is here with one sector he says is a big buy. he'll tell you how

david: all right. as the bellsll street, it is a record day for at least one of the indices, russell 2000. of we like that sector because that's where the small and medium-sized stocks, really the heartland usa of the stock market. russell 2000 records, all the others not in records, but they're doing quite well. 170 on the dow, we have a record on the russell, the nasdaq doing, treatmently well, up -- extremely well, up 33 points. a tremendous pace setter. intel doing particularly well today, that's pulling all of those tech stocks with it. liz: from the start when the opening bell rang, the bulls were off and running. now what's happening? "after the bell" starts right now. ♪ ♪ liz: let's get right to today's market action. we've got jordan kimmel in the chair, he's going to tell us which apparel

david: you had good jobs numbers. good news, bad news. but just the right mix for a pop in the market. >> "after the bell" starts right now. david: getting right into today's action, dls capital's david steinberg. he will tell investors where to find companies that still have attractive valuations. tim courtney wants to help you find cheap market that will offer most rewards. scott bauer at cme. scott, let's play through the retail sales numbers affecting markets. emphasizing, these were the worst year-over-year numbers since 2009. that makes it a lot harder for fed to raise rate this is summer. markets like that. is that what led to the pop in market? >> you said it a minute ago, good news, bad news, perfect mix of it. that is exactly what we had. that number put in many investors minds the fed will not raise rates. stress test by goldman sachs, jp. it was a perfect mix. not only that there was a little bit of a short squeeze. i watched trades go on. going on to mid-morning when the dow really hadn't kicked into second gear yet today, there were still a lot of shorts out there. like all of sudden the shorts started coverin

david bianco. he is going to stick with us through the opening bell. we will talk about a lot more from david., betty is in florida with nasdaq's ceo robert greifeld. he will give us an exclusive announcement. ♪ matt: let's get back to bringing you the most important stories you need to know before the bell. here at number four is an interesting one. big banks get their report cards later today. they all passed last week. the stakes are still high. especially for citigroup's ceo michael corbett whose job could be on the line if they fail the second round. the second round is basically whether or not they can give money back to shareholders. corbat is only giving shareholders a penalty -- penny. julie: it is pretty clear that he is going to be able to give some money back it seems like from the initial results of the stress test. matt: they passed. they did a better job than goldman sachs. who passed by the skin of their teeth. >> there is a little bit of wiggle room with the banks. this is what we want, right? we want a tougher fed, we want harsher multiple level stress tests. do you guys agre

bell. those of us who grew up there know them well. david: what are the shahs of sunset boulevard. >> they take beautiful sunsets and anyway, we see how stocks are finishing up. we had been down more than 170 points, down 105. s&p struggling, down about nine. russell 2000, lower by four, about a third of a percent. david: we wanted to mention, one thing we didn't have a chance to with nicole, alcoa down significantly today, down 4%. there are all kinds of meanings, ways to interpret that we'll get into that with our panel. liz: meantime "after the bell" starts right now. let's get to it. david: so, breaking down today's action we have eric marshall. he is from the hodges fund. we tell us why now is the time to buy misunderstood and out of favor stocks. chuck from i sectors, pulling back positions on financials. he was really bullish last time. he is less so. we'll tell you where he is putting his money. todd horowitz, pitts of the cme. todd, i usually don't like to start with interest rates, we had a lot of bulls, people very bullish on the

. >> the family car broken down the home town made sure he is there now when the school bell rings. abc's davidis story. >> reporter: meet hunter camello, 6 years old in the third grade. his dad mark works in a machine shop. his mom nicole stays at hem to watch over his sister savannah and cousins. hunter goes to school every day like any first grader. but there were a few times when he was late. mom driving to school. but their car, an old dodge durango was acting up. kept putting off repairs they couldn't afford them. their backup car in trouble too. one morning they were late again. and little hunter knew he was going to get in trouble at school. and he did. images of him in the cafeteria by himself, alone at a table, a piece of cardboard set up to block his view of the other children eating alone. >> my heart just broke. he was sitting there and, he just was kind of peeking around the side. i just felt terrible for him. >> reporter: the school taking heat for their detention policy which they have now amended. it turns out when the family posted the image on facebook an entire community beg

"after the bell" starts right now. don't move. david: we've got it all covered, breaking down today's action, jamie cox, from harris financial, who says there is one sector positioned post the biggest gain in years. he will tell us which sector it is, matt genn from royal oak financial, telling us even more highs are on the way. mark sebastian in pits of cme. he made it back safely to chicago i'm happy to say. mark, let's look at the vix. its e it is close to 12 handle. almost below 13. is it time to hedge that a little? >> unwith things -- david: it does have a 12 handle. came below 13, closing at 12.93 go ahead. >> 12.93. to most outside observers that seems relatively low, when you look at market movement, russell has least amount of movement in the last 10 years. s&p, right near its record low in terms of movement over last 10 days, matching what it was doing? june. we're seeing a market crawling at this incredible snails pace. so why is the vix at 129.93? tell you why. there is still buying pressure on puts. 12.93. tells us big mon

and yahoo marked it's 20th anniversary by ringing the nasdaq's opening bell changed to the sound of a yodel. david louie looked in on yahoo when it was four months old and headquarters looked like a dorm room. >> thousands of people poured into san francisco for the video game developers' conference today, the chances are your cool aged kids have only one game on their minds minecraft. it is being used to inspire the inventors and game developers of tomorrow. what could have these kids staring at one screen? maybe you've heard of it. it's a game called minecraft. >> what is this thing? >> i don't know if we can explain it. if we call over one of the kids. >> it's just very addicting. you can do whatever you want. you can build massive structures. and you can just let your mind create. >> a virtual world taking the real world by storm. >> we were testing our kits all over the world. and kids were asking us you know kshgs we play minecraft? >> well, now you can. this $150 kit is called piper. kids build a machine that builds minecraft, building buttons first, then in the real world and in the game.

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and yahoo marked it's 20th anniversary by ringing the nasdaq's opening bell changed to the sound of a yodel. davidd like a dorm room. >> thousands of people poured into san francisco for the video game developers' conference today, the chances are your cool aged kids have only one game on their minds minecraft. it is being used to inspire the inventors and game developers of tomorrow. what could have these kids staring at one screen? maybe you've heard of it. it's a game called minecraft. >> what is this thing? >> i don't know if we can explain it. if we call over one of the kids. >> it's just very addicting. you can do whatever you want. you can build massive structures. and you can just let your mind create. >> a virtual world taking the real world by storm. >> we were testing our kits all over the world. and kids were asking us you know kshgs we play minecraft? >> well, now you can. this $150 kit is called piper. kids build a machine that builds minecraft, building buttons first, then in the real world and in the game. >> it gets you excited when putting parts together. when you're done it's st

david. that was a loser today, down about 4%. liz: okay. the dupont name is the worst performer on the dow jones industrial average. [closing bellowhere near enough to cause a dent in the green, just a few days, david, one day before? david: two days i believe. liz: st. patrick's day. david: before st. patrick's day. thought you were talking about the fed. the fed's meeting is what is on everybody's mind. as soon as we got economic data, okay they will leave the word patience in there. put off a rate hike past the summer. that sent all the markets in ihe plus category. worst performer, actually wasn't so bad, it was up .6, was russell 2000. this primary big stocks. even big oil stocks, on a day when oil was down, most of them were up as well. the big stocks took a huge gain from the news that perhaps, the fed would put off a rate hike. liz: that is always the question. but the answer today, as you made money if you're in stocks. "after the bell" starts right now.

david: we're going to talk to them about good and bad days coming up. "after the bellgreen on the screen, if you are in stocks on this sixth year anniversary of the bull market, you continue to make money. welcome, everybody. let's break down today's action. we have kim picking two unloved technology technology names that she absolutely loves. she'll tell us why now is the time to buy them. yeah, she's nodding. john burke from burke financial strategies says look for regions

this is where it happens, david, and then they move. [ bell ringing ] >> in the last year on jobs fridayed 25.2% to the upside but of course that's an average. recently, good news has been interpreted as bad news for the stock market. so we'll certainly wait to see how that pans out. right now, yeah the heat map is turning majority red. >> we are. by the way, you hear the bell maxpoint interactive ringing it digital marketing provider selling ipo today. nasdaq reactive film promoting social responsibility to young people through film. >> it's interesting we traded in a tight range yesterday but able by the close to make some gains. but that's the first time in three days the market, dave, is struggling at these levels. as we hit records 5000 on the nasdaq, it's interesting to watch the fund flowsen funds moving into consumer discretionary, at the margin a bit of reluctance overall. >> the best performing sectors, utilities, telecoms some sectors dependent on low interest rates, heavy borrowers, because we haven't seen the sell-off in bonds that many had expected. but that is starting to