. >> good morning, dom shares of evergrande on the rise in overseas trading after the chinese propertyeloper reportedly made a key bond payment. the company made the roughly $83 million payment today after missing it last month. that triggered a 30-day grace period set to expire tomorrow. had evergrande missed the deadline it would have entered former default back in the u.s., president biden said he's close to striking a deal with democrats to pass his infrastructure and spending measures. biden giving that optimistic outlook amid the ongoing internal party fighting last night. but the president added raising corporate tax rates was not likely to be part of the plan with a separate tax proposal likely covering the spending speaking on closing bell yesterday bostic said some of the economic challenges stemming from covid-19 will fade and make way for growth one challenge he doesn't see fading is inflation. >> this is going to last into 2022 part of what the ultimate answer to how long this will take will be will be how quickly we resolve some of the coronavirus issues, as well as some

i didn't know that was coming in the script we're pushing back on dom's comment.

>> reporter: it's hard to know for sure, dom. i wouldn't be surprise if it's a fairly healthy mix of both probably more for the fact that he spends so much time in austin and in texas and he doesn't spend as much time in california he sold both of his houses in many california, he essentially lives in the austin area spacex has facilities down in texas. and one other thing to keep in mind, the silicone valley, not that you have to abandon it, because it's so crowded but when you go out to that tesla facility out there, dom, the headquarters are in palo alto, not far from fremont, they are landlocked and jammed. there is no room when you go out there, it hits you in terms of how crowded it is for them. so i'm not surprised they made the decision look, let's have a little bit more elbow room. the future in terms of the giga factory in texas, let's move the headquarters down here. >> he's taking pains to say we're not abandoning california. he was even tweeting please consider joining ai tesla software or hardway ware if you would l

fire we will cover everything from airlines, retail, restaurants and tech, the names to buy and avoid dom is here with the numbers. >> i miss rapid fire so much but i get the pleasure of joining today so i will see you later on for that as well that market story kelly just laid out, the energy story is interesting because not only is it the nat gas drop here, crude oil also dropping today, worse than expected supply numbers i should say bigger than expected supplies in the u.s. bringing the prices a little more under pressure. that's causing some under performance here in the dow overall, off about three-quarters of 1%, 250 points to the downside, well off the session lows the s&p 500, 43.16 the last trade there, off about two-thirds of 1% the outperformer down by 1%. 14,366 the last trade there. where we have seen some action, buying the dip so to speak in parts of the social media complex. first, let's talk about the emerging markets here because we've talked a lot about this notion that certain key parts of the u.s. market are under pressure look at this etf that tracks the emerging ma

here to help break it down, dom joins nancy tangler and michael yoshikimi.overage they're betting on shares of penn national. folding on draftkings as a sale. they don't think draftkings share is sustainable penn national shares are down 4% >> if you look at the chart you showed, they track pretty closely. at least they have for the better part of the year-to-date period over the last year. what you want to see is whether there's a reversion back to the same trends. despite that call, you have both stocks higher. there's a general sentiment for i games. online poker, sports betting that franchise is one where you could see yes, more upside, a total addressable market that seems to grow and bring everybody up with it the other names that would be interesting to look at is rush street interactive a name that a lot of people don't talk about, but does power a lot of the online gaming platforms for state sanction that's sugar house betrivers.com. an interesting call, but it's hard to pick a side when you're taking a look at these names because i think a lot of p

big, dom are you doing anything this weekend? dom's already gone how about tonight?t ago about treasury secretary janet yellen's supply chain comments earlier this morning on worldwide exchange. weighing in on president biden's spending bill and companion hard infrastructure bill and janet yellen is hopeful they can pass both in congress next week, but it's unclear whether the current pay-for the in the current bill will stick just learned yesterday about new taxation plans for high earners. for that, who else to bring us the story but robert frank robert frank, good morning >> reporter: good morning, an andrew a lot of ideas and proposals that did not make it in this plan, but the new tax framework is still a $1.2 trillion traax hike on top earners and highest rates in over 40 years biggest change, the surtax extra 5% on income over $10 million, and 8% on income overs $25 million. all in all, top margin's rate goes to 48.3%. highest since 1986 now, look at new york city's top earners, combined city, state and federal tax would be 63. % california looking at 62.1% an

dom has that for us. hey, dom. >> interest rate concerns and headline risk certainly on the regulatory front affecting a lot of the big tech and media trade over the course of not just september but the quarter overall, as well now, if you take a look at the broader context for the dow and s&p 500 and nasdaq, you can see that the nasdaq has now because of that recent underperformance taken a bit of a leg lower versus the s&p slightly above the dow right now. that big move and the green line lower here from the record highs that we've seen has been really kind of outpacing to the downside story we've been talking about. now, if you take a look overall at some of the interesting parts of that particular kind of trade in technology and media, it has really been the internet stocks, some of those that have really kind of faired some of the worst. you can see over the course of the period the dow jones internet down 3.25% there. the tech software etf up 2.5% and the same with the cloud computing side of things

kelly, back to you guys. >> thank you, dom. >> looking at the next frontier of tech, the metaverse nott for gaming but for business jewely borsten is here from the augmented reality company magic leap and the interview with the ceo. julia. >> thank you, kelly. magic leap works to advance the next frontier of augmented reality and not with games like facebook oculus but in the business space the company pivoted in 2018 after the $2300 consumer headset flopped. the one secretive company raising $3.5 billion wrote down stakes by 95% but last september peggy johnson, evp joined as crow and focused the company on the enterprise and those customers today on cnbc the company announcing it raised laugh a billion dollars at a so 2 billion valuation and it's also unveiling the magic leap ii which it says is the smallest and lightest device built for the enterprise there it is. look at it now, it is designed to be worn bip everyone from surgeons to industrial workers to those in the defense sector for tactical training the hetd set also has unique features, able to dim the real world background t

i'll stick with that. >> thank you, dom. >> you got it. >> thank you for watchinging "power lunch."arts right now. >> hello and welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen at new york stock exchange easing some anxieties for investors the major averages are surging but off the best levels heading into the final hour of trade. >> i'm wilfred frost have a look at the action today. congress coming to a deal on the debt ceiling pushing back fears on a default until december nearly every s&p sector positive led by materials and

dom is here to kick things off. >> what is there not a shortage of, kelly 1 i'm seeing shelves that are not necessarily empty but sparsely stocked all over the place right now. everything from even paper products like pre-pandemic anyway, we are at a market right now that did see some solid-ish upside at one point today. now we've kind of pulled back to flat the dow industrial is down 5 points, about flat on the session. we were over 100 points at one point. s&p 500 right there. nasdaq up 0.2 of 1%. the outperforming, up 23 points. 14,603, the last trade there the strength we're seeing on a relative basis in the market right now is coming from certain parts of the commodity and industrial complex material stocks in particular. if you look at the best performers in the s&p 500, we're talking about freeport-mcmoran silver and gold. nucor. mosaic, fertilizer, up 4% right now. oil and gas, diamondback energy up i1.5% oil, gas, things you mine for, those are up on the session. if you take a look at some of the losers because of that, input costs rise from hard commodities to soft commodities

. >> dom chu is looking at some of the big mark movers this morning, individual names this morning, domng, becky so along the leans of your volatile relationships, we do remember volatility creates opportunities for traders out there. so as we've seen the marks pull back a bit remember the nasdaq is now just about 6% away from the record highs that we saw earlier this year so not yet in that so-called correction phase that a lot of traders allude to when things drop back 1e% and however the recent opportunity created has been in certain names beaten up in that volatile trade you look at the pre-market so far this morning, a lot of the namesing in the pre-market trade within the s&p 500 are names that have seen a lot of that volatile relationship so to speak. twitter, becky re mentioned facebook a lot took a dive. however, since then, facebook has remained under pressure. however, twitter shares with snap and pinterest have seen a balance there. twitter is up about 2% in the pre-market right now semi conductors have been a big focus. nvidia has been volatile it is up another 2% on the th

that late dom too, i took the spy obscene these people up nor sold. a british tabloids claim that russian spies stole u. k vaccine secrets. it gets rival newspapers digging deeper, calling out the story as inaccurate and opaque. but the son is yet to clarify or apologize for case of double standards to one of germany's most read newspapers build leaps to the defense of a covey discussion panel, whose content was removed by youtube. but it's the same newspaper that mercilessly lashed ortiz, german new service during a similar struggle with the video sharing site. francis top bishop backs down after being summoned by the government to explain his comments. that confessional secrecy prevents priests from reporting child sex abuse. in the wake of a damning report, and a british parliamentary inquiry says the government botched its coven pandemic response, leading to thousands of preventable death. but a top cabinet member refuses to apologize. came to scotland apology that i would have sold but will know we followed the scientific advice with we followed

dom, thank you very much >>> the moves in bond yields today are catching everybody's attention. the u.s. ten year near 1.7%. the german bund nearly positive, can you believe it the inflation break even rate that the market closely follows is at a 15-year high, up at 2.7% it is all setting the nasdaq lower. how much risk is there in the stocks joining me is the chief investment management officer with greenwich wealth management >> thank for having me back. i think the market is pricey i have learned through experience when you get out of the market you are taking more risks than when you stay in. despite the fact i'm concerned about the inflated prices, especially in the tech sector, i think it makes sense to stay in the market but i really think people should tilt more toward value if youlook at results over the very long term, you will see that value stocks do outperform growth and small cap stocks outperform large cap stocks. the last ten years has been an exception to this rule either the rule has changed or we will eventually go back to what is considered normal. >> you put

dom.of a perverse way the good news we had on vaccine rates, certainly therapeutics the discussion around merck last week, cases down 35% since september 1st removes that whole stay at home pillar that a lot of these tech names depended on earlier in the year. i noticed peloton has a bearish piece in the journal today one more leg they don't have to stand on today. >> it's not just that. the interesting part about this whole thing is many of those stocks and the valuations that they had even aside from the covid pandemic were driven in large part by some of the valuation tail winds you could have from lower interest rates interest rates haven't spiked one way or the other that much, so all of these moves lower with many of these growth-oriented companies, not just the megacap ones but some of the work from home names and whatnot have come despite the fact that we have seen interest rates overall not become so volatile, at least in the last couple days here with the market volatility and st

>> greg: that's idiotic. >> jesse: dom london.dience of his career. he would have to do 70 shows in a row to get a number of eyeballs that just saw him. the republicans and democrats both have problems with facebook. the republicans get facebook as something that may be contribute into a moral decline, like alcohol and drugs, things that are bad for kids, "maybe we should create an age limit," like cigarettes and alcohol. but, not mitigating it illegal. this is different. what he is talking about is eliminating discourse. he will be the decider of what is true and false. it's about what is controlling the narrative, nothing to do with the moral idea, truth. it has to do with politics and political power. >> jeanine: dana, essentially, aren't they eliminating all opinion? they can say that your opinion is based upon a fact that is not accurate, in their mind. >> dana: the people on the right have been frustrated with facebook for a while, because of claims of censorship and bias. the left hates facebook for a couple of reasons. one

zak crawley, dan lawrence, dawid malan and haseeb hameed bolster the batting ranks whilst spinners domck leach will also travel following the retirement of moeen ali. they'll fly out on the 4th of november. all—rounder sam curran also has a stress fracture in his back. let's catch you up on some of the day's other headlines. india women's tour of australia ended in defeat in the final t20 international. they lost by 14 runs as australia won the multi format series 11—5 overall. in london where after a year out because of covid, nfl returned to the tottenham hotspur stadium. the atlanta falcons beat the new yorkjets 27-20. and italy beat belgium 2—1 in the uefa nations league third place play—off. france take on spain in the final — that one has just kicked off. it is still 0—0. there is no stopping arsenal women in the women's super league right now after disappointment in the champions league midweek. they showed no effects, easing past everton 3—0. tottenham's defeats to brighton means that chelsea are now their closest challengers at the top. craig templeton reports. before kick—off

thank you for joining us curious for you thoughts on what dom just laid out. what are the opportunities you see now in the nasdaq? >> well, i think, first of all, thanks for having me it's a plea sure to be here. there's so many inputs that the market is trying to grapple with all these macros we're looking at the debate on whether or not the inflationary pressures we're seeing are transitory as has been laid out by most of the heads of the government agencies. or if we truly are going see some lasting inflation we know tech stocks are most sensitive there. i think what we're seeing right now is the market trying to grapple and come to terms with,000 interpret these inputs we're seeing, confluence of so many different things, putting so many different pressures in different places we haven't quite seen this in some time. i think it will take a little bit of time for things to settle out. for those that have a longer term perspective say over five years i think this could end up to be a good time to buy >> i wonder if this is a time when you do need to have, es

. >> thank you, dom. >>> one under the radar name has been kicking the tail of its competition in the sector. shares of boot barn up 138% this year and coming off a blow-out quarter that saw sales jump 67% over prepandemic levels. and it has a leg up in the supply chain as it sources nearly half its inventory from north america. kit keep corralling big gains through the holiday shopping surge? let's ask the president and ceo of boot barn it is good to see you. a business is really good. when you do your comparisons against 2019 i look at sales more than profits. the sales have just been, well, kick you know what i mean, great. >> thank you very much for having me on the show. yes, the second quarter was terrific it's actually a sales trend that started back in mid march. to be honest, we thought it would be a bit more transitory and we got through the ends of march and then our first quarter and then our second quarter. that sales trend of 67% against prepandemic levels has continued. we are now a month into our third quarter and it has continued one more month we are hopeful this is

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i got to do dom just keep getting a darlena diaz was in the utah media. would you were looking to move a few told you who she a binding can get the most highly the near mobility photo fuji's in the care job garfield. i like about it, but it's a wall of lick and jessica junior level to middle below. well, are you deal got the we are trying to basically hold the state responsible for the negligence that they have done to him in the sense that the delayed justice and the process that has caused him so much trouble. a person will suffer 21 years in jail. let's see how quickly now. the state can readdress is grievances she saw on the corner of john long jr. like her mother of stupid is alyssa. yeah, this is still going to be up to nowhere, ga, ga, ga, ga, ga, the warsaw jail got her job. sarah got to copy, got off the mean, the other big key thought a, be sort of got a sim ha, sort of gathered. maybe the place my week is that le yes would that i couldn't think about it handing up. would it not updated good day to get a good back the name gab within the they be

. >> they don't come down like that often dom, thanks. >> thank you, dom. let's get to leslie picker who has a news alert on macy's. >> i want to show you, shares of macy's now up almost 4% on this "wall street journal" report about an ongoing activist situations regarding johna partners they report the company -- firm took a stake in macys and are urging the spin-off offis e-commerce business. i confirmed with one source familiar with the situation that that is true it was nope last week that johna at a conference in new york gave a presentation about how it believes how the company could gain value from spinning to have e-commerce unit. however, through this article i can confirm that that e-commerce business has drawn attention from potential suitors as an acquisition. it's what happened with sacks if i havate avenue. essentially the way this works, the back end of the e-commerce business will be run by a different company, whoever purchases it for the consumer it is the same. shares of macy's up almost 4% on this report today about activist johna partne

dom chu breaks down the technicals >> so there are a lot of ways to measure technicals just patterns,at themselves and looking at momentum. a lot of folks simplify it down to things leek the averages in play right now as you can see with the nasdaq composite up 29% on a year to date basis but the right-hand side of the chart is where traders are concerned or perhaps even excited that there might be a buying opportunity the reason why there's a couple averages in play first of all the magenta line is the 50-day average price on a rolling bases. we are about 4% below that but that grayish line is longer term 200-day moving average the last time we went below that line it was during the lows of the pandemic back between march and april of last year so that's something to watch there. by the way, just some more food for thought coming to the averages, if you take a look at the pullback we have seen it is pretty much about 7.5% you are getting to a point right now where people are saying if it's a 10% pullback do i buy because if you look at the dips that we have seen about a 3% to 4% drop

dom chu is here to explain dom?se supply chain issues have you worried about getting access to the favorite consumer electronics needs best buy has the solution the retailer is launching a membership program called total tech with things like unlimited tech support, discounted pricing, product protection, free shipping, installation. the membership cost is an annual one. $199.99. if you are a member you get access to high demand products before regular customers do. they did not go details what those items are but the products will be accessible on exclusive deal days. for those that afford it it might be part of the holiday shopping heenlg and also an interesting play from best buy to get into that big recurring revenue stream of memberships like amazon with prime or what dish network has done with the on tech smart services which is a similar product to the one that dish network launched in 2019 if you have them you have a lot of different membership options and every company wants access to that recurring credit

dom? >> there is some nibbling because we've seen some levels hit in the nasdaq become attractive for certain folks out there. one way to look at it from a big picture perspective what is going on with the nasdaq right now. off the session lows only down by of 25%. we are now down roughly 6% again, making a move now also about 3% below its 50-day average price on aal rolling basis. those tend to be levels in the past over the course of the year whenever those levels hit below average prices, we did see some dip buying so to speak that's on the sector level here. some of the places to watch specifically are some of the most volatile names that we've seen in that tech and communication services type trade. specifically with regard to names in semi conductors nvidia one of the more volatile names over the course of the last week or so here also financial technology, paypal and square among those names that has seen more of that swing along with the market. also zoom video. some of the higher

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. >> we're going to go to dom., but andrew what do you average per night in terms of -- i mean, is six what you're averaging? i think that's problematic for me and for the show and for everything -- because -- are you averaging only six, honestly >> well, no. i'm doing -- these days -- you know, i have three children. so you've got to give me a little bit of slack there. >> you need to think about yourself >> makeups time on the weekends i can get close to seven, it looks like you can see. it's a lot of ups and downs. >> because i've started getting up earlier 3:30, and so that makes -- i'd have to go to bed at 7:30 to get 8 so i never get 8 anymore seven i'm okay elong, five or six >> elon five other six bezos says eight up know who's winning in the money category. >> he may par for some sleep anyway -- okay. >> got to move on, got to move on. >> we do over to dom chu and find out what else is going on this morning. what do you have >> earnings alerts bottom of your screen. three of the ones we're watching closely

dom joins us >> i hope you did too. aside from the fact that we have a very busy weekend ahead.we have starbucks. coffee giant is up analysts will keep it up from a buy to hold. the valuation lends itself from investors to start to leg in reinitiating coverage with the buy rating and $135 price. scale and coffee outlets to out perform general food service operations shares of so-fi up 3%. specialty fintec company getting help from analysts who initiate cover reasonable from an overweight rating based on a strong franchise so-fi has like lending. and a couple of down grades. telecom both charter telecommunications and comcast, which is the parent condition of universal and cnbc they cited among other things changing landscape comcast shares off 1.25% charter communication up by about half a percent a few interesting moves in the pre-market the telecom interesting because they pulled back from the recent highs. >> dom, i know you can't read every note entirely but what are they talking about >> you could see some other issues and frameworks. raymond james' view said these moves co

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dom, you talked about the leisure and hospitality sector underperforming.to small business owners, people who own family restaurants. they all say, all, in new england, in the deep south, they all say the same thing. we can't find workers. we're offering them more money than we've ever paid before. we're having to close our restaurant three days a week. we're having to cut hours much shorter. you hear it in the hotels. you hear it in restaurants. people aren't going back to work for jobs that they actually can fill. >> it's interesting you bring up that point because the anecdotes i get are exactly what you're hearing right now. in fact, it's not just small and medium-sized business owners. there is a starbucks not far from where i live. a massive coffee chain. this one small location where i'm at is closed at 3:00 p.m. every day. and you go there and the sign on the door says, sorry, we have to close at 3:00 p.m. we don't have enough staff to only any longer. the one number i didn't get to put out there for you that is important because it speaks to labor

dom chu has a closer look at what has been ailing it, dom >> the companies that really matter, the socialedia companies with the biggest market caps have been driving things lower you mentioned the three-week span, on a year-to-date basis it has been an underperforming after outperforming. the orange like is the communications services sector for the better part of this year it has been above the white line, but only in the last couple of weeks here has it tilted the other direction there's a reason why, because of the big social media companies let's take a look at what has been helping matters out for the overall sector so far. many of the names are doing well on a year-to-date basis. alphabet, the most important of which is up 65%. it is such a huge market cap so it plays a lot in terms of influence on the market overall for communication services ipg, fox, live nation, news corp., among the names up very well over the course of the year to day period, helping to drive the action to the upside on the downside some of the biggest laggards so far this year have been, you mentioned at&t i

back to you. >> what a move that has been, dom. thank you. >>> better than expected data this morning is helping to push stocks to the records he talked ab about. consumer confidence bounced back unexpectedly in october. september's home sales hit a high joining me, welcome to you both. jim, you see more bullish catalyst for stocks? >> i'm sorry yes, i do. you know, effectively i think the data has been good and in what we are seeing right now is a pretty steady chain of better than expected data the surprise indices are actually starting to rise more aggressively, you know, at least in the fourth quarter. the third quarter i think was a little bit of a reset, but now what we're starting to see is the data really start to come into its own i think once we get past the third quarter slump, i think the fourth quarter and even looking into the first quarter as supply chain issues hopefully get better, this should be a positive going forward >> and i realize i'm going out of order here, so my apologies kevin, what about you? when you l

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point, i think we know the answer get your popcorn ready for rapid fire, but beginning with merck news dom is here with the numbers >> i used to buy popcorn because it was free refills on the large. anyway, kelly, working a nice rebound today. it has been a seesaw session i had to get that off, seesaw session. we have seen gains and losses but right now floating towards the positive sides of things, at least for the dow. three-quarters of a percent to the upside the nasdaq lagging a little bit here, just about flat on the session. a real sentiment helper this morning, the premarket in the early session today has been merck shares the idea they could have an anti-viral drug, a medication that could cut hospitalization rates by 50%, helping to propel the shares to the highest levels we have seen going all the way back to january of this past year it is off session highs right now. merck, one of the big drivers in today's session so far and it had a carryover effect in other parts of the health care, biotechnology, pharmaceutical space. if you look at other treatment makers like regeneron, of

he lost out to one of the most brilliant and devious politicians on earth which is dom cummings.nd the phrase "take back control. "was evil and brilliant. and there is a video of him explaining how he uses the concept of behavioural economics to form that phrase, take backs get people thinking about losses. and the idea that withdrawing from the eu was going to increase the united kingdoms control was preposterous to begin with and anybody who is still searching for petrol may have a sense of how it's worked out. since brexit governments around the world have faced a much more urgent challenge and that is a global pandemic. what do you think the lessons of the pandemic have been about the balance between nuanced nudge style policies to get public modification of behaviour and more coercive mandated policies? here's my conclusion, is that the tools have to reflect the problem at hand. so the general principle is, any problem, any societal problem nudges and choice architecture can play a helpful role. but there's almost no problem that can be completely solved simply with light ha

dom chu will join us he will look at it this morning, pre-market boomers the big ones, dom. >> so joef the headlines happening. we do have a lot of movers because of those particular headlines. we'll start off, though, with an an lest downgrade. the analysts have taken a constructive view in the airline industry and downgraded two stocks in platform jet blue from a buy to a hold. and jet blue up about 2.5% in the pre-market trade 3.35% declines for american airlines they talk about some of the ability for both of these carriers who are now partners by the way and they may be more vulnerable for pricing precious going forward. so some moves hitting the airlines natural gas, becky was talking about the volatility in the marketplace. it's been volatile intraday. check out natural gas prices at one point today, we did get to the highest levels here since february of 2014 but as you can see here from those highs to where we are now, we've dropped roughly 7% just on an intra-day basis so interesting moves here with natural gas. we know over the course of this year-to-day period, the prices

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. >> frustration on capitol hill as lawmakers can't dom to a teal on president biden's overall spending plan. house speaker pelosi delayed a vote saying not enough support, threes two democrats oppose the plan. they at a $3.5 trillion is too costly. protesters arrive by kayaks and small boats at manchin's house in d.c. to voice opposition. >> someone followed kyrsten sinema into a restroom to tell them they opposed it. >> we knocked on doors to get you elected and we can fete you out of office if you don't support what you promised us. >> trevor: wow, i don't know about you guys, but i'm all for holding officials accountable. on the other hand, i think following someone into a bathroom at work is too far. the office bathroom is an oasis to take a few minutes out of your day to do your business, check your phone, watch an entire season of "squid game." you know who impresses me are the people using the bathroom while in is going on. if a co-worker talks to me at the urine, i can't pee for the rest of the day. i understand the frustration, this is probably the only chance the democrats ha