i fall into michael farr's camp of it doesn't have earnings. of environment when the fed is raising rates, i think it's just going to be a challenge. so yeah, maybe it pops, maybe joe is right in the short term and it could pop and the momentum traders get in it, but i don't think it has the longevity, not given the macro background. >>> stay with us, santoli's midday word is up next in two minutes. at fidelity, your dedicated advisor will work with you on a comprehensive wealth plan across your full financial picture. a plan with tax-smart investing strategies designed to help you keep more of what you earn. this is the planning effect. [zoom call] ...pivot... work bye. vacation hi! book with priceline. 'cause when you save more, you can “no way!” more. no wayyyy. no waaayyy! no way! [phone ringing] hm. no way! no way! priceline. every trip is a big deal. >>> we're back on "the half. mike santoli is here with his midday word. what did you think of your midday word? we talked about bad news is good news is that what you're feeling a little bit

discuss and debate all of that and what is at stake with the investment committee liz young, michael farr here with me on set, josh brown and stephanie link at 12:00 noon in the east a mixed picture. do 299 is the yield on the ten-year note we're coming off a rough session. the obvious question, josh, is whether the summery especially when the 200 day is declining. this is wh don't get bowled up on a sub 20 like clock w the bottom line is you think we're still in a down trend. >> yeah. those are the rules. look, when you are below the 200 day specifically when that 200 day has a negative slope, you should expect for there to be really big rallies like the one we've just enjoyed last week was the first week the s&p 500 finished down going back to the week of july 15th so it's been a really great run. no doubt about it. money has been made. but if your disposition is changing, based on that short-term rally, i would just say pull the lens back a little bit. we've done this repeatedly on the show all year. i'll say it again. when you're in that range of vix 20, vix 19 that is not the moment

caller: farr asked my question, i want to thank you all for the show -- before i asked my question come i want to thank joe for the show. this is my favorite show on tv. i heard this topic. what a great conversation. this is "washington journal" at its best. has it been a study that against who would come into the united states that all immigration restrictions were listed, all odds repealed, what with that flow be? is there any idea of the magnitude? i think this is a really crime all over the world. with tv's, satellite, internet, people realize how poor they are and they want to get to where people live better. i do not know if there is enough to go around. thanks very much. guest: on the estimate of how many immigrants are coming to the united states at ritter virtually all of its restrictions, it is hard to model something like that. estimates range over a very long time. i seen estimates by eight economist in 2018 -- by eight economist in 2018. who basically have a 500 year production -- projection. he estimates it at 800 billion. take that for what it is worth. if you get to look

and also with us, cnbc contributor michael farr ron, let me begin with your theories on inflation. you say transitory is a word that you can safe i had use again but maybe the meaning is a little different i think what is interesting is there is not a -- it means not. [ inaudible >> ron, i'm going to interrupt you. we're having a little trouble with your audio. we're going to try to get it fixed. it was breaking up i thought it was me. but it was -- well, obviously something is going down. michael. how are you? >> i'm terrific, tyler thank you very much. >> i thought it was me too >> it's a good piece ron has a good piece coming out that is important. i hope we get that >> yeah. do you think this was the week that was -- this is the week that inflation was in other words, that its back was broken >> it's one piece of data. the forest fire has -- is not raging quite as tore i hadly as it was before. and the temperatures aren't quite as hot but you still have a forest fire i think on the fed side, tyler, the fed is basically said that they changed three of the eight spark plugs so fa

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joining me stephanie link, michael farr, shannon sacoccia and joe terranova.l have the dow and the s&p negative s&p basically flat there you go, it goes positive nasdaq good for about

discuss and debate all of that and what is at stake with the investment committee liz young, michael farret, josh brown and stephanie link at 12:00 noon in the east a mixed picture. do 299 is the yield on the ten-year note we're coming off

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