bell." investors shrugging off trade fears. markets are ral aelg wrrg but lots of head winds remain. we'll talk to one market strategist who says now is the time to sell >>> trade wars are heating up. more companies applying for tariff waivers, but few are getting approved i'll have the details. >>> i'm scott cohn all day long i've been dropping diabolical hints about this year's top state for business. >>> and in for kelly evanerize, facebook shares hitting an all-time high. we'll discuss whether the data scandal is officially in the rearview mirror. "the closing bell" starts right now. >>> good afternoon, everyone welcome to "the closing bell." we'll get to all of othothose stories in a moment, but first of all welcome back. >> very relaxing i was cheering on your team the whole time >> i'm not sure you were that enthusiastic >> our baby has an outfit. >> i know. >> an england outfit >> as does kelly's everyone's well supplied. the s&p is up 0.8%, the nasdaq up 0.7%. we'll start this fina

no brake, no flaps but old belle came back.ng the return crew members talk flows like a river. talking out every detail of the mission. these are the faces of combat. faces of americans who have watched their comrades die. faces that can never forget the enemy. they are in no mood to have their picture taken. in the control power, kcolonel ray, the group co is still watching and waiting. he spots the last flight. three more planes and one of them is the ship every one has been pulling for. the memphis belle. the last few miles of this trip has been a joyrides. the strain is over. they can leave that you are guns now. now they know they will go home to spokane, green bay, ft. worth, chicago. the belle comes in for a landing but first morgan buzzes the field, cuts the grass with the giant fortress. it's against the rules but this is a special occasion. the wheels of memphis belle come back to the soil of england for the 25th time. this is a day they will never forget. another great day soon after brigidare visited the field. then

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> afternoon and welcome to "the closing bell. so much on the uh-agenda today a market initially barred by positive trade reaction and then of course falling off the back of those facebook numbers. >> down 1% with the dow remaining positive, 0.5% doesn't have any of those faang names in there in case anyone was wondering why my walk is always better than his. >> because of practice the dow is now up 127 points or 0.5% but is nasdaq the tech sector certainly weighing the cost of facebook >> facebook crashing and really has not recovered throughout the day. if facebook closes on these levels it will be the largest one day market cap loss for the stock in u.s. history. so is it a buying opportunity with facebook shares here? let's bring in rich greenfield from btig who says definitely it is >> yes, absolutely great company, sara, invest. i think the mark of great companies is that they know when to invest and really look at the long-term versus the short-term. most of the companies i cover, had legacy media companies are really focus

. >> "closing bell" starts right nowmism. >>> welcome to "the closing bell." hi, everyone stocks are rallying on news that the u.s. and china may have started up trade talks what it means for investors coming up. >>> i'm josh lipton in coopertino one of the most closely watched earnings season is upon us i'll tell you what to watch from apple as the company approaches the $1 trillion market cap >>> ford rolling out a new bullet mustang even as the company makes a dramatic shift away from passenger cars what the new mustang means for ford ahead >>> i'm sara eisen in for kelly evens. "the closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >>> good afternoon welcome to "the closing bell." we'll get to all those stories in a moment, but first a check on the markets it's good to be back >> welcome back. >> thank you very much >> i spoke first it was a good interview you did with jamie dimon and gave us a lot to talk about throughout the day. >> let's check in on the markets today. a much prettier picture than yesterday. we're up about 0.5% on the dow, the nasdaq the big decliner th

liz: just because the bell rings doesn't mean there's a lot of action once the bell stops ring ing leadingngs announcement after the bell today, telecom giant at&t and while this report will not include its recent acquisition of time-warner, what should investors be scrutinizing? i don't know it's always interesting to read into one company and what it might mean for others in people's portfolio s nicole? nicole: that's absolutely right liz and i just got off the phone with the raymond james analysts and we looked closely at at&t, its merger with time-warner and how also from this morning when we heard from verizon so he told me really key points so now while they won't have past numbers with time-warner, he said it'll be key because they will figure out the integration going forward, hbo, directv, the outlook and integration and the numbers are very key so they will be listening closely to that. also looking for improvement in directv overall they've added dvr, so that may shift things a little bit and also said you know the doj of course jumped in with the appeal and he believes even tho

bell. president trump ramping up the trade war rhetoric in an interview with cnbc. the question now, do we face a currency war as well >> i'm contessa bruer in portland, north dakota where they find themselves scrambling in the markets after getting caught in the middle of a trade war between the united states and china. >> president trump doubling down on his criticism of the federal reserve today, and i'll look at the potential implications of politicizing the effect. >> and the incoming ceo of state street says there's one thing that could damage the u.s. economy. "the closing bell" starts right now. >>> good afternoon, everyone happy friday welcome to "the closing bell." do you know what i'm most pleased about, sara? >> i have no idea. >> your foot is so much better you were unable to walk on monday, you were limping >> and now i'm back in heels >> we'll get to all those stories from the headlines in just a moment. but first let's check in on the markets. the dow swinging more than 130

closing bell." stocks are shrugging off trade war fears this afternoon following a strong jobs rortd. we've got all the details coming up >>> i'm contetsa brewer on whiskey row in kentucky. i'll have more on the tariff hangover coming up >>> i'll philip lebeau in chicago. buick, tesla, just a few of the brands being hit with costly tariffs. >>> i'm michelle cabrera, biogen shares are soaring we're going to have an exclusive with the chairman of the company. "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "the closing bell," everyone. we have a lot coming up. i have to say i'm particularly looking forward to checking in with tyler coming up in the second hour of the show. he'll be joining us from moskow. after he finishes touring the game, and he might have a preview for us for england's game tomorrow. let's check in on the markets right now. it's been a very positive session. pretty much near the highs at the moment we're up 1% on the s&p, and that's up a full 1.3%. the dow is up 0.5% the low for th

"the closing bell" starts right now. >>> it's time for "the closing bell," everyone. dozens of companies reporting numbers today. we'll break down the key numbers and movers and get you ready with at&t reports after the close. >>> nasdaq another record day for tech with all-time highs for alphabet, facebook and microsoft. how long can this tech rally last i'll have details. >>> the white house rolling out $12 billion in emergency relief for farmers caught in the middle of trump's escalating trade war. i'll have the latest >>> and i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. we'll tell you about pepsi's new partnership right now. >>> good afternoon and welcome to "the closing bell." steve grasso is here with us he's a good man. told sara how the balk was too fast today the dow jumping triple digits. the session is paired back and now up just 150 points there was a more pronounced intraday pull back for the other indessies. the nasdaq now in negative territory. >> july starting out to be the best month actually. we'll begin with the earnings pulosa and our reporters standing by t

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> it is time for "the closing bell." big banks kicking off earnings today and the stocks are underperforming. we'll talk to the cfo of wells fargo in a first on cnbc interview. >>> i'm michael santoli. at any time downgraded today >>> i'm wilfred frost in london where it has been a roller coaster day for the president. he started by undermining his host the prime minister and then backtracked and promised her a free trade deal. onto tea with the queen all against the backdrop of record protests against him a full summary coming up as "closing bell" starts right now. >> wilfred opening for the clash. >> welcome to "the closing bell." we'll get to all those stories in a moment but first a check on the markets. dow best in five s&p 500 breaking that 2800 mark. first time we've seen since march. a close above that would be significant. >> meanwhile let's begin today in washington and the sudden news of those indictments of those russian intelligence officers kayla with the details. >> it is the second round of indictments re

closing bell."'m sarah eisen in today a reversal day as curtny said. at 1 point the dow was down as much as 140 points for session lows looks like we were going to start off negative, and then a complete turn around s&p 500 about 03%, and the russell 2,000 index building on its gains. s&p and nasdaq falling for the past two weeks joining the panel we've got cnbc panelists. welcome to all of you. biggest winner in the dow today was walgreens while wal-mart was the biggest loser and wynn resorts the biggest loser. global stocks were fearful of the tariffs we were about to see this week and then this reversal for the u.s. >> it's been pretty consistent that it's been soft overseas the dollar has an upside bias. all these macro seeds feeding in it was really an upward drift but still positive because i think the s&p 500 has been sort of testing these levels 2,700, we stay there we bounce that's been happening a lot in the past ten days and few months so all good and i think the picture is pretty similar

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> it's time for the "closing bell." i'm wilfred frost in san diego coming up an interview with the jp morgan and ceo jeremy dimon >>> i'm david, cbs shares falling today after sexual misconduct allegations were leveled. the cbs board meet this afternoon and we will have the details. >>> and i'm sara eisen faang under pressure facebook, amazon, netflix, google we'll have more on what it'll mean for investors "closing bell" starts right now. >>> just like wilf, criticizing my walk. welcome to "the closing bell." david is joining me on set today. lucky me and let's give you a quick market check the love affair with faang over. coming to an end, pausing at least right now. the pain continues after last week's earnings. the nasdaq composite down 0.25%. the dow down 0.3%. you've got groups that are higher today, which is offsetting some of the declines like energy, financials and materials. >> yeah, i mean faang is by far the biggest story of the day in terms, well in overall technology it's not just twitter down yet again af

bell was always convinced there were more victims out there.what that has done to me. a wider abuse scandal in football was in the headlines day by day. derek bell, who was anonymous in that first trial, decided it was right to speak out for the first time. if i get one person to come forward, please pick up the phone. don't be ashamed. let me take you back to the decision to come forward publicly in 2016. was that a difficult decision to make? no, it was not, in all honesty. i wanted to support ex—players. i followed the media, the press, the victoria derbyshire show every day. i was watching that, and it gave me the strength to come forward as well. around the time of derek bell's tv appearance, other players did start calling the police. george ormond was charged with another 38 counts of abuse against 19 young players. at trial, the court heard how he targeted young newcastle trainees in what was a hotel on this site. he abused other boys on school trips, in changing rooms, in his van on the way to matches. he told one victim, "i've got you

the gallon oculus family has been making bells for over two hundred years the last remaining bell making business in greece is run by christophe and thomas now in their fifty's when the financial crisis struck the two brothers refused to give up a trade that their forefathers began in the eighteen hundreds. making bells is labor intensive and time consuming and then output plunged by sixty percent in the wake of the financial crisis alongside a fall in church donations but the brothers refused to shut down instead they focused on exporting their bespoke chimes. there's a moral satisfaction that comes with continuing something your grandfather did your great grandfather your great great grandfather it's quite significant. now more than half the gallon production is ringing out in countries like australia africa and the us. christofferson thomas sons will continue the business much to the relief of their fathers who feared it would end with them. there was no way i was going to let all my fathers and uncles efforts in building all of this be lost and secondly as a trader i love it i like i

." >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> happy friday, everyone it's time for "the closing bell." i'm wilfred frost at the new york stock exchange. we have a tech wreck on our hands. we'll spin forward and preview apple who report next week >>> i'm julia boorstin in los angeles. reports of sexual misconduct allegations. the stock taking the news. i'll have more on the fall out coming up. >>> in washington, d.c. with the real estate makeover forget the old boring for sale sign i'll show you a new hi-tech smart sign that could disrupt the industry but could also cause controversy coming up. >>> i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. amazon showing another strong quarter. "the closing bell" starts right now. >>> what is that song? >> i don't know. >> anyway, good afternoon and welcome to "the closing bell," an action packed afternoon for a friday with some very divergent market moves as well, and we'll get to all of those stories in a moment tech, dragging down the sector there's innasdaq for you down 1.6%. that's over a percent decline for the week as a whole. >> a brutal one for faang

bell." we're up 4% on the nasdaq and up over .5% on the dow and s&p. >>> there's a new report that says investors may be losing faith in hedge fund billionaire david einhorn. >> the star has fallen in recent years. and as an investor in hedge funds there's only so much red one can stomach before losing patience it was down a whopping 1.7%. that marks a dramatic underperformance related to s&p under those time frames. greenlight also trailed during 2017 and 2016. has made him the subject i think the bigger theme here, one beyond einhorn even is the environment has been very, very tough on investors the last few years. einhorn said the two major distracters to performance was netflix and gm, a value stock. and he's spoken repeatedly about the challenges of fundamentally value oriented stock picking amid this bold market. but many investors are not willing to wait for that pendulum to swing back they're already redeeming and will continue to do so until performance improves, guys >> leslie, we

"closing bell" right now >>> it's time for "the closing bell," everyone. a positive earning season expected while trade fears continue to weigh on investors minds. we'll weigh out which one is pli likely to win out the stock market >> president trump is heading to the nato summit to meet with u.s. allies. >> mongering this annual gathering of top media moguls and the deals that could come out of this year's conference. >> small business optimism taking a slight dip in june. i'll have details coming up. >> and why one analyst says he is getting off the pain train with a big downgrade of a pharmacy stock "the closing bell" starts right now. >> good afternoon, everyone, and welcome to "the closing bell." we'll get to all of those stories in just a moment but first let's check in on the market the dow up 160 points at the session high and we're at 132 points. today marks the fourth straight day of gains for the dow the russell did hit an intraday high but down 0.6% we're going to talk about those smaller caps later in the show as well. the s&p up 0.30% >> bobb

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> good afternoon time for the "closing bell." financials powering higher it is a ten year yield rises more on that move coming up. >>> and major changes at fiat chrysler as iconic ceo is replaced due to his faltering health big question now what is next for the auto giant. >> and i'm josh lipton in san francisco. alphabet kicking off a key week of big tech earnings when it reports in just about an hour. the one number you need to watch ahead. >>> and i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. president trump is about to speak at a special made in america event. we'll bring you his comments live "closing bell" starts right now. >>> you were bringing it on there. >> she struts, so she inspires me about that. >> i was probably the only guy there over the age of 14 not there with his kids. but i'd go again outstanding stuff. >> she attractis everyone >> and first let's check the markets. dow swinging nearly 100 points it is flat at this stage the high of the day 23 points, the low 6 points so s&p up 0.2. and we begin at the white house where

"closing bell starts right now. >> it is time for "the closing bell". it is hard to say i'm sorry, but elon musk has issued an apology. >> the biggest investors are giving us their best ideas. i'll have the details. >> i'm josh lipton. ibm will report earnings in about an hour. >> google hit with a record fine over anti-competitive behavior. europe's top anti-trust regulator explains her case. "the closing bell" starts right now. ♪ call me any, anytime >> that was one take. the one day you do a better walk because i have a broken toe. >> victory is victory. we will get to all those stories in just a moment. let's check in on the markets with a little less than an hour left of trade. the dow swinging more than 100 points. it is up 0.3% or 73 points. any positive close on the nasdaq would be a record. let's begin with the latest from delivering alpha. >> what can you tell us? >> first i want to get you guys up to speed on some of the specific stocks discussed today. the benefits of goldman being touted not concerned about the management there. then she li

[closing bell rings] liz: eric, good to have you here.asdaq snaps three-game losing streak of 20 points. the dow though, third day in a row for a loss. see you tomorrow. >> stocks fighting for gains in the final minutes of trading as we enter busy week for corporate earnings. result this is quarter. google parent alphabet out with results any moment. major averages ending mixes closing down roughly 12 points. i'm adam shapiro. in for david asman. melissa: thank you for joining us. happy monday for you. i'm melissa francis. is "after the bell." we have more to cover for you in this very busy hour ahead. made in america, president trump wrapping an event at the white house showcasing products across the country produce produced here in

"closing bell" is back in a couple of minutes. >>> welcome back to "the closing bell."ot about 19 minutes left to the close it's been a positive session we certainly improved and we are right near the highs of the day. the nasdaq is up 0.3%. wal-mart is reportedly planning to launch a new video service to streaming giants netflix and amazon we'll talk about that coming up. >>> and don't forget tomorrow cnbc and institutional invest will be hosting the annual alpha conference with a great line up of speakers throughout the day including steve bannon we'll be right back. or to carry on a legacy? its show of strength... or its sign of intelligence? in crossing harsh terrain... or breaking new ground? this is the time to get an exceptional offer on the mercedes of your midsummer dreams at the mercedes-benz summer event, going on now. receive up to a $1,250 summer event bonus on select suvs. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance pl

it's been the belle of the ball.eek chart is incredible. >> you are starting to see people rotate into comcast, ironically because they're betting comcast will lose, that's what they hope happens. >> at&t, we can put up your picks in the entire media space, but at&t already closed the deal with time warner. for all intents and purposes, can the department of justice appeal and somehow overturn this thing? >> in theory, yes. when they didn't specifically concede they weren't going to pursue an appeal, and so in order to go ahead and close the deal, at&t decided that they would keep time warner wholly separate until the end of the 60 days. so in effect think of it as an escrow, right? the deal is done but aren't starting with the mixing of the assets yet. so there is a 60-day clock. i think ultimately it's unlikely that the d.o.j. will pursue this, but as charlie said, there is clearly some frustration with judge leon's decision here, and there are a lot of people who think the decision was made incorrectly within the

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> it's time for "the closing bell." i'm wilfred frost. banks are bouncing back today. coming up a live and exclusive here at the new york stock exchange the ceo of citigroup >>> and the world watching as vladimir putin and donald trump hold a historic summit here. i'll have a full round up of the momentous meeting just ahead >>> in los angeles, we're just one hour away from netflix earnings and with the stock up over 100% year to date the street has sky high expectations i'll tell you the most important number to watch. >>> i'm kate rogers at cnbc headquarters amazon's prime day sale begins right now and the mega event could actually boost others too. >>> joining us exclusive to talk about the move "the closing bell" starts right now. >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the closing bell." we'll get to those stories in a moment, but first let's check in on markets stocks trading in pretty narrow range. the nasdaq at this hour is down about 0.4% it's the lag of the big three indices. the russell down 0.9%. the we are watching the nasda

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the second hour of "the closing bell" starting right now >>> welcome to "the closing bell." how we are finishing the day on wall street a strong rally really since the open stayed strong all day, resumed after yesterday's sell-off the dow, s&p, nasdaq all up. also groups like health care and industrials rallied hard watching the banks, big banks getting ready to report earnings tomorrow morning a bold debate is coming up this hour and the president has dinner right now with the british prime minister theresa may and business leaders, we're going to have a lot more of wilfred's interview with u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt coming up. we've got market strategist barbara duran and nancy taylor from heartland capital the biggest winner by the way was cisco, and ca technologies was the biggest winner and the acquirer broadcom was the biggest -- >> how often does that happen? >> we'll get more on that in just a moment. let's start with the nasdaq, record flows today are you encouraged to see this action in spite of the sell-offs yesterday? >> my head's spinning but i am we nee

ringing the bell. it's limestone at the nasdaq.and welcome to "the closing bell." let's take a look at how we are finishing off the day on wall street. very late in the 3:00 p.m. hour of trade a big rally on those dow jones headlines that europeans have made concessions on trade to the united states in those talks with president trump. we will learn more when we go live to the rose garden. the dow finishing higher. s&p climbing almost a full percent. the nasdaq climbing more than 1%. there is your live shot of the white house where we await president trump. when they speak we will go there. it will be a crazy hour for returnings, as well. julia boorstin is covering facebook. john fortt will have numbers. contessa brewer will bring us results from las vegas. megan terrell all over gilliad. joining the panel today we have -- >> you are not covering earnings. >> i feel a little left out. >> which ones do you want today? >> i just feel a little left out. >> of course, you do. michael santoli, courtney gibson here. biggest winner in the

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belle. [bell ringing] >> my name is luke brunner. i would like to also register my request that this matter be tabled and the other speakers have addressed many issues. there is two particular issues that i feel have been entirely lost in this public discussion and it's a source of immense sadness for me. the first is the casual disregard of our veterans. they have done so very much for us and for this country and they are so disregarded. they are still not considered an equity category. multitudes have used cannabis to recover from ptsd and there is a long track of discrimination. i note veterans who have lost veterans benefits after coming home and dealing with gulf war veterans syndrome and there is not a place for them and they are still not considered an equity group, so i hope we can begin to show the veterans the respect they deserve on the cannabis issue. one of the reasons they don't speak out about it currently because under the trump administration theadministratio. the lgbtg has been completely lost under this discussion.

here is the closing bell. [closing bell rings] fed meets tomorrow for its two-day meeting.n lows. our thanks to alan from ubs. >> the close stocks have been falling. weakness in technology again today. the dow down 143 as we close it out here. not far off of session lows. so it was rough in that last half hour or so. but down throughout the day. red for the s&p. the nasdaq has really an about the issue percentagewise. that is 1.4% decline. 107 points to the downside of the nasdaq. melissa: wow. >> wow indeed. i'm connell mcshane in for david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have more on the big market movers. here is what else we're covering this busy hour ahead. president trump wraps up a knew

this is "after the bell."n floor of the new york stock exchange, tell us more about the rally. >> this rally across the board with optimism translating from last friday on better than expected jobs report. optimism on our economy. stock market

the second hour of the bell begins right now. >>> welcome to "the closing bell."we finished the day on wall street. this is the first down day for dow, s&p and nasdaq in the last five sessions. worst day for stocks in july. it has only been a few weeks so far. dow closing lower by almost a full percent. nasdaq hit the least down half a percent. russell 2000 index of small caps down 0.7%. a new round of tariffs on $200 billion on chinese goods driving markets lower. what an extended trade war can mean for the u.s. economy and your money we will dive deep into those questions and more from wilford's under view with william hague ahead of president trump's visit to the u.k. tomorrow. first on the markets joining the panel michael santoli, chief investment strategist and stephanie link is here, managing direct director. disney, chevron was the biggest lagger. american airlines biggest loser. that whole group got clobbered in today's session on that revenue guidance cut. let's talk about the market today. we come in expecting the market to be down on the roll out of th

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ringing the bell here at the big board is macy's. ahead of the fourth of july fireworks display at the nasdaq. it is ing. the biomedical company, and michelle has a second hour of the closing bell right now >> welcome to the closing bill i'm michelle caruso cabrera. i'm told those were cold pier pyrotechnics far worse than the way it started. dow jones industrial average finishing off by triple digit. selloff coming in the last 45 minutes of the session 24,195 below the 24,200 level s&p 500 at 2714. the nasdaq getting hit the worst. we'll talk a lot more about that in terms of percentages at 7,502, and the russell 2,000, the small caps continue to outperform with these concerns about trade, which we think hit the technology selctor today we'll talk in our ebs change at the top here shares of facebook dropping on more fallout from the cambridge bill smeed super smeed capital management the biggest winner, hi, ladies and gentlemen, the biggest winner on the dow today was johnson & johnson. the nike was the biggest loser over in the s&p

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bell: that's goingms.to be the number one question for equity analyst in general, what is trades impact on earnings? we just got the $34 billion in tariffs on china put into place on friday, and so far we have seen earnings forecast by ceos and cfos do pretty well. they eventually moved of the most that we've seen in several quarters now. theink that because of uncertainty, $34 billion doesn't have a huge impact on the economy here in the u.s., but we do have the wherewithal to withstand that. i think it's one of the number one question because this trade really escalates comments going to be a problem. directit's not a offensive, his decisions are being made, whether it's capital investment and where to put plans, whether to invest in higher, we may get some sense our ceos just backing off? ms. bell: i want a look at the capital its manager outlook for all of these companies because that's where the goods are going to be. ceo confidence for the second quarter came out about a month ago and it was still ve

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> it's time for "the closing bell," everyone. president trump about to announce a new jobs training program plus an interview with the man himself. an update from washington coming up >> i'm josh lipton in san francisco. shares of microsoft are on a roll this year, but can the ceo keep the bulls happy a full preview of what to watch when the company reports earnings after the bell. >> with the latest slice in the ongoing papa johns saga, shares rising on some deal chatter yesterday but taking a tumble in today's session. we will explain why. >> a huge development in the battle for fox as the future of comcast, disney and sky come into focus "the closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "the closing bell," everyone. we'll get to all those stories in a moment but first a check in on the markets the dow low for the first time in six sessions, down 0.4% we've got the s&p down 0.3%. the nasdaq could suffer its first back-to-back losses of this month >> a little hideout in the small caps today >> we are off of the lows bust just