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they gained 11% in the outpaced the s&p 500 by the most, i think 1986.n amazing run another thing 80% finished at 20 day highs, that is good news for the s&p 500, it usually means that there's enough animals periods that is going to roll tape in the s&p which could gain another 10% over the next six months. >> another one is financials, meghan why are investors bullish. >> if that was a lesson to be learned this is it using a lot of interest in investment banking and many ways because of the economy, were optimistic that the fed will cut rates and receive economy be solid and this is a new situation, m&a and good experiences, wall street may be good, consumers a little bit more shaky slowdown in spending and that may hit a little bit more on the consumer side of the balance sheet and a rain cloud to look at on the horizon. jack: if they can borrow money for less taken by things like m&a, charles schwab was a bit of a rain on the horizon, what was going on that was way down let me check 60%. >> it did not have a good week but what are the situations where

what about the s&p 500. toing 7,000 and how ai could power markets to that milestone and the potential the frenzy around tech could falter. let's make a deal. once again, shares of paramount surging with a possible agreement with skydance. i know you've heard this story before. it's wednesday, july 3rd, 2024. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. good morning. welcome back. i'm frank holland. great to have you on board. >>> let's get you ready for the trading day ahead due to the shortened trading day due to the fourth of july area. s&p 500 closed above 5500 for the first time ever. they are in the green across the boards. dow looks like would open up 45 points higher. we are watching tech as well with the nasdaq 100 hitting 20,000 for the first time than aev ever. tesla closing up 10% higher up 23% the past week. look at the big spike on the better than expected delivery numbers. apple had an all-time high and up 15% the past four weeks. it's not just apple at an all-time high. megacap tech doing we

a lot of discussion about the s&p up 14%, to equal weight, s&p only up 4%. here is the s&p up 14% because of technology dragging everything up. the average gain in the s&p 500 on a yearly basis absent dividends is about 7%. so we're seeing a normal year in the s&p 500. it's the tech stocks in terms of like this, nvidia, alphabet, amazon that are anom list that are unusual. everybody saying the rate of the market isn't doing well. that's not true. the rest of the market is doing fine. it's this thaits a little bit anomaly and unusual. as for the rest of the year, it's very, very tricky to look at what's going on here. we've got rising earnings, tech earnings are decelerating, and we see nice job growth, we see interest rates moderating, that's positive, inflation moderating positive, and the consumer cautious i would say is a negative. i call this a complicated stew for the second half of the year. overall on my little front, my little world, earnings really, really good still. >> on that topic on earnings, what's your takeaway from the market reaction to the

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the s&p 500, up about 0.7%. nasdaq is the leader, up almost 0.66%, yet a majority of stocks continue to struggle. they've been held in check in part by the ten-year treasury yield rising to about a three-week high, pushing the 4.5% threshold just a little while ago, now at 4.48%. apple, the biggest upside contributor to the s&p 500 and the nasdaq on the day, both those indexes, as we said, posting modest gains after big first halves. small caps remain a drag. russell 2000 is stuck, down more than 0.75% on the day. that all takes us to our talk of the tape. should investors' strategy shift as the market takes the turn into the second half with the s&p up more than 14% year to date, or are the prevailing trends the ones to keep playing? chief strategist at solis, dan, good to see you. the probabilities say you got a strong first half, you have this nice upward trend in the market, seasonally, things look okay. you usually have upside follow-through, but the kpl complications come in the details. how are you thinki

and what kind of research that you do try to s&p global caught insights as part of s&p global. the commodity insights, what we do is we do price assessments for all sorts of energy, david is part of the most well-known key oil benchmark. and we also do a lot of research into what's happening today and what we think will happen in w the enery markets. week out to many years out. what i specifically do is my focus is on the oil market, let's talk about gas because the fourth of july weekend is upon us and a lot of people are going to on the roads. aaa shows national average for gas is $3.50 a gallon. that is about the same as last year but about a dollar lower than it was in 2022 pick and you talk about the factors that drive the gas price and how, what goes up and down? >> guest: sure. the price of gasoline in the united united states, because reflection of it is what happens in the global crude oil market. the global crude oil price is the biggest single factor that goes into the price of gasoline. when global crude oil prices are high, in 2022 after the russian invasion of ukr

the other 400 names in the s&p 500 were up over 1%.think if we see follow through on this theme, this reshuffling of the deck or repositioning by investors, volatility will come back and you will see the vix pop above 18 or 20 and that could be the opportunity as people reposition. >> a lot of people think volatility is better for investors. ed yardeni says we have an insu inflection point. what is your wex word of the day? >> my word is recalibrate. there are reverberations and ripple effects from that. if you see follow through, look at the s&p 500 and it is trying to bounce back. the russell 2000 is up 1% in the pre-market. you till cwill continue to see taking from the mag seven. if that turns into reshuffling, nvidia is in over 500 etfs. that recalculation will continue. >> you did recalculation of your own. you bought the small caps a couple days before the cpi report. what is your outlook on small caps? tom lee saying it could rally 50% this year. he said that recaller. earlier. >> we have been chomping at the bit with the russe

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the s&p 500 hitting the fourth straight record close and 35th this year.he tech sector once again feeling the gains. we had a number of investors and analysts on "worldwide exchange" very concerned about the narrowness on the market and gains that have been highly concentrated on the gains. on "mad money" last night, jim cramer said it should be innovation, not concentration. >> fromthere's no rule that onle tech titans can lead us higher. alphabet and nvidia and amazon are on the move. yes, it is ridiculous they are climbing and some can cling to the idea they are overvalued. i say wait a second, cowboy. where is this restrictive? why aren't other companies joining the club? if you actually show smarts as a ceo, then you can belong in the mega-cap universe. there's no law that says you can't. >> joining me now is the founder and ceo of 213. >> thanks, frank. great for having me. >> jim saying we need to focus on innovation and companies that can get to the $2 trillion mark instead of the ones already there and being too much of the market gain so far this

p.it is more likely that he will lose by a landslide than when nearly, this race and over the stakes are as large as he says and i believe they are, the willingness to consider what is the right thing to do here. >> i think he should step aside, at think it is become clear he's not of the best person to carry the democratic message. >> if the need for him to step aside it is more urgent made than tuesday, every day he delays, it makes it more difficult for any person to come on board who can defeat trump. >> mr. president, your legacy is set. we owe you the greatest data of gratitude, the only thing you can do now to some and that her for all time and prevent outer catastrophe is to step down and let someone else do this. >> jesse: joe biden facing calls to step down from congressional leaders tying to the intelligence community, top democrats on intel, judiciary and arm services are calling for joe biden's head. in the cia made it biden ended they are about to break him. the president k

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right now we sit with the s&p about 4% off a record high. arguably it came in fully valued in july, the sentiment was pretty optimistic, you could argue. so we're working some of that off form the question is, sure, the market is concerned with the possibility that the economy falters. how would you navigate it through investing? >> well, keep in mind that even before the cpi report, when the s&p and the nasdaq were at all-time highs. i think we talked about it on this program a couple times. at the point where the more than a 7% maximum drawdown at the index level, this idea that the market has been incredibly resilient in the face of all these uncertainties, be it monetary policy, the election, geopolitics, wars, et cetera, all you have to do is look under the surface to see that there has been a lot of churn and tur noil. that bred opportunity that that is so significant between the magnificent 7 and the ref of the market. i think there was that setup for convergence, and that's supported by the forward estimates, mike, to your point wher

is more than searching for trillion dollars in debt that's almost equal to its entire g d p. the figure is big, bigger than any of the nation's debt, but does that matter? when washington issues the world's leading was of currency? a new report by an independent fiscal watched august, now sounding the alarm among financial experts. the congressional budget office says that by 2034, that is expected to hit 122 percent of g d p. that would be the highest level ever recorded borrowing changes in tax and spending policies. so could the tired of reading get out of control and the us default when it's debt. we'll discuss that, but i'll guess shortly. but 1st, alexandra bias reports more than 50 trillion dollars. that's how much the us government is on track to. oh, it's creditors by 2034. it's an eye watering number, without precedent. it will be larger than the countries entire economy. 122 percent of us g d p. higher than at any point in history. the us already has the largest debt burden in the world and the government keeps spending more than it's bringing in. every year it bor

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stocks closing above 5570 on the s&p yesterday. modest gains but a fresh record, the 35th of the gear. morgan stanley suggesting a 10% correction is in the cards given the risks around the election. currently though as we lead up to the open in europe this is day, you're looking at gains coming through for the ftse 100. european stocks, the benchmark looking for a loss of .2%. s&p futures looking to build on the gains of yesterday pointing up by .3%. nasdaq also pointing out. and the asian markets benefiting from the play around semiconductors once again. we look at cross as set focused on the yield space as we filled up to the testimony from jay powell. will he give guidance in terms of the view around rate cuts? markets are pricing in a 70% chance of the press cut coming through and september. the 10 year currently 4.28%. brent crude, $85 a barrel with more stability around oil as hurricane beryl does not cause as much damage as was feared. gold with a gain of .4%. crossing to singapore. we have a check on the asian markets and t

s&p 500 up about 1%. pippa for a look at key stocks to watch. >> bristol-myers pacing to for its best day in nearly a decade beating estimates top and bottom line raising full-year guidance looks to cut $1.5 billion in costs by 2025 and reinvest that money into key drug brands and research and development programs. >>> dexcom plunging 41%. worst day on reits record since 2005. lowering revenue guide uns. kpit attributed challenges to a restructuring of the sales team. fewer than expected new customers and lower revenue per user. shares are sinking to a four-year low. mike? >> pippa, thank you. >>> still ahead, let the games begin. some big moves in the entertainment space. shares of itt and gaming popping in today's session. ctat's behind the moves in that seor coming up. "closing bell" will be right back. helps secure tomorrow. our time-tested fixed income suite, backed by over 145 years of risk experience, helps investors meet their goals. pgim investments. shaping tomorrow today. >>> up next, tech's tu

the s&p is up 34%.at kind of performance, it is a decent enough lead you are going to get looks. not to mention. the political timeliness of this theme. katie: that is exactly where i want to go. trying us to talk about is the founder. you have made the point you see this working a matter what administration takes over from here. while coast through that. you think about reassuring. that seems like more of the right-leaning impulse. >> thanks for having me on the show. there are not many things both sides of the political spectrum agree on. one of the things they do increasingly agree on is bringing jobs, investment, manufacturing back to the u.s. that was initially spurred from what we sell out of covid when there was a lot of supply chain dislocation. what was a tactical move is becoming a more strategic move by government incentives that have accelerated the trend. we are seeing a renaissance every industrialization in manufacturing sweeping the middle of the u.s. but also parts of the coast. scarlet

s&p was up 17.5%. one company is 4.5% of it, another two companies are at 3% so more than half the return coming from three companies and i think when you go to five companies -- liz: that's what worries people and if they aren't in those three companies they are thinking how do i have a high-yielding portfolio that i can put together now? having missed the nvidia and google and, well obviously alphabet, apple hitting another record high today. so, how do you put together a 7% yielding portfolio? okay everybody get the pencils ready. >> so, i'd say couple things. first of all actually think it's a good portfolio if you think about how if you buy equities and think they continue to do their job, which i think is the case, now let's create income and the portfolio creates balance in the portfolio. the traditional way i think people had to buy interest rates to help your equity portfolio. it's crazy today. by at 7% portfolio so what do you do? take some high yield is not high yield anymore because it's hi

and i'm allowed to fund a p t. i. the only kind of by me uh sorry, any kind of funding which is not allowed is that up front of people of other countries, other nationalities of sort and we've had no funding whatsoever. every single funding that has come in has been done by bucks on these, let it be those who are living in the country or those who are living out of the street. there's no denying that amount. honda is the most popular leader outside of bucks on and he has received millions of dollars across his us political span and is uh glad to be across the decades. government seems very keen to to keep your party out of power. why do you think that is oh dear, that's such a shame. it seems like we've just lost the line too. so if the car buccheri spoke 1st for hans peachy i party due to technical issues, we will try to get him back on the show. as soon as we can, for now though, we are going to change gears and turn to some football news, england manager garret southgate standing down following a 2nd straight defea

the s&p down fractionally. we will look at the s&p gainers. moving higher in the pre-market.t the top is honeywell. shares up 1.75%. cisco systems up .75%. >>> coming up, what to watch when alphabet reports later today and how one tech says they have enough to weather the storm. check us out on other podcast apps. much more "worldwide exchange" coming up after this. " person. you need clem. clem needs benefits. work with principal so we can help you with a plan that's right for him. let our expertise round out yours. >>> it is just before 5:30 a.m. in the new york city area. there is a lot more ahead on "worldwide exchange." here's what's on deck. we are getting ground after a wave of selling. futures pointing to more pressure at the open. >>> speaking of tech, the spotlight at the open as two prepare to report quarterly numbers. alphabet and tesla. >>> and not just check on the agenda, u.p.s. preparing to deliver with the stock keeping up the momentum after the lackluster start to the year. it is tuesday, july 23rd, 2024 and you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc

the s&p 500 crossing a new milestone.ve had a lot of guests here on "worldwide exchange" bullish on stocks. they are looking at a small cap play that oppenheimer says could be a rally. it is thursday, july 11th, 2024. you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc. ♪ . >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. we pick up the stock futures ahead of the big market report. the june cpi report. we will take a look at futures. they are in the red across the board. still about the same level as we saw earlier today. it looks like the dow would open up 26 points lower right now. today's cpi report is the latest rally with the s&p and nasdaq at record highs and seeing seven-session win streak. 37th and 27th if you are keeping count. a big part of the move higher is the s&p which is up 10% and sitting at the all-time high. up 10%. we are checking the bond market. right now, the benchmark at 4.27. that leads us to look to the cpi report. the june cpi report expected to show a slight increase in headline infla

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you know, charles, since the fed hit the peak in rates, the s&p is up 20%.y i hear oh, they're going to cut next month, they're cutting next month, and so when they finally do cut it's already priced in so i'm worried about this market. charles: the market loves free money. corporations love free money and they love it. they are addicted to it. let's admit. brian great stuff, appreciate you have a great weekend. >> absolutely charles you too. charles: folks, commodities prices, they've been in an awkward retreat and what makes it even more weird? there have been really major concerns recently about china. their economies gone down but they are stockpiling commodities, so by the way, the concerns aren't about demand or anything like that. really people are worried about more nefarious reasons. why would they do this and why should the rest of the world take notice? i want to bring in hill tower resource advise or ceo tracy shuchart. tracy, some are saying this points to right over the horizon new geopolitical threats. what's going on? >> well, i mean, you hav