, in russian orthodoxy, there are huge bells, remember, the tsar bell, 200 -something tons, it’s alln hear it, let’s say soy, the famous bell of the rostov kremlin, you can hear it. by 20 versts, that is, about 30 km, these were the possibilities, once upon a time, when we called , of course we could be heard not so far away, but here, too, our bell tower finishes off about a kilometer and a half, the total mass of bronze, our bells is about a ton, so blagovest, that’s the name of the main bell, the bass one, 430 kg, all the bells were cast in tutaev , this is a city... yaroslavl region, it’s not very melodiously chosen, uh, our ringing is also euphonious, but it has its own specifics, we have a military one church, uh, there are special bells timed to coincide with certain dates of victories, for example, they are called victorial ringing, victoria victory, so on victory day we give such a special victorious ringing, the beginning of it resembles a fanfare. zvanarstva is a busy place for the poor. in the tsarkve, this gift is rightfully given to experienced people, not only musicall

ring the big bell.em away. father george, what is the difference? between the bells, are there any meanings, a large bell, a low sound, from history you remember that there were alarm bells and so on, that is, we start with a large bell, so we start with a large one, then two or three, three strikes on the small ones, i want to tell you, no it’s so difficult, on the other hand, there are only five bells, and what happens when there are 20 bells, and if there are more bells, you need to enter the minsk school of bell ringers and master all the skills, all the intricacies of ringing with a large number of bells, the main thing before any good deed is to say, lord have mercy and bless and everything will work out. lord have mercy and bless and that’s all. belarus is dynamically developing interregional cooperation with russian regions; today we are on the list of key partners of the sskov region; transport issues are being resolved messages, import substitution is being worked on. experts call the current

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these are such amazing sounds, of course, under this bell. ringing i want to say that our bells haveury, and the bells there ring by the hour , and it’s so nice to be there when you were walking past at that time, so nice, just there are no words, so we really wanted to finish this program with the ringing of our bells. by the way, thanks to the fact that russia cast the largest bells in the world, casting was brought to such a level that our guns also became the best, and in general, to the fact that russia stretched over two continents, we owe precisely to this fact, because we had the famous basilisk cannon, which they rolled in one, it punched through the fortresses with a cannonball, like that right through the city, from the first to the next wall, so the bells ring about different things, about the history of the country, too, but for now, let's just listen to the bells.

i wonder why they're calling them, this bell, these bells ring when before the start of the service, pray, and we ask the lord, lord, we love you, please help us, and we we can pray now, we can pray, of course, we can call, we will... call quietly, quietly, we will talk very closely with god, we rose 12 meters to him, we are from the ground, and if it gets louder, what will gather, people will come, people will come to us, they will ask, and what happened, what happened, i just touch him, i see that this is not an easy job, it is necessary. understand at what point you need to call this and that and that, it’s not easy, you have to love it, but as soon as you love this one, it’s immediately easy, will we be able to call, ourselves, it will work, but only very carefully, that’s for you have a rope so that the left hand, yeah, and then the right hand, this is the right hand, here it is. so like this like this, with this hand, this, this one, then this, well then down, down, down, down, down, down, quietly, which is strong, put your hand there, here, try it, let me go, little one, and n

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the "closing bell" up there.ng side our events team, that is honor of the fifth annual tech summit. what an interesting session, bell's ringing. we're ready. i'll see you tomorrow, send it to ot with morgan and jon. >>> we were up, we were down, stocks finishing the day mixed after the ten-year treasury yield hit a fresh 16-year high, and then retreated dramatically today. that's the score card on wall street, but the action's just getting started. welcome to "closing bell" overtime, i'm morgan brennan with jon fortt. >> the streak is broken for mondays for the s&p at least. city equity strategist scott chronert is sounding the recession alarm and says it might not necessarily be a bad thing for stocks. >>> an

[ bell dings ] >> she's gonna let it go >> idina menzel! keanu reeves. >> jimmy: no >> no. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: "it's not your face, it's travolta's face." >> oh, nic cage. >> jimmy: yes. >> yes [ bell dings ] [ cheers and applause >> take your hat off you're still on taylor swift >> jimmy: oh, i am >> yeah, take one off. um >> oh! oh >> "i'll never let you go, rose." >> yeah, and also -- >> jimmy: leo dicaprio >> yes [ bell dings ] >> yes, yeah [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: you remind me of a a little of leo dicaprio, a little bit, don't you think? >> josh gad. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, but no -- no. yes, yes, but also, i think in more -- more like a playfully way. >> let me see. let me see >> oh. oh, he's mentioned in our show he's a little tiny little slip of a thing >> josh gad. >> no. [ laughter ] uh, uh, "call me by your name. >> oh, "call me by your name." oh, oh timothee chalamet! >> jimmy: yes, there you go. [ cheers and applause all right, here we go. >> all right take it -- mine. >> oh! oh she's mentioned in our show!

. >> first we have to see what netflix does after the bell and tesla. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>>>>> thanks so much. welcome to "closing bell." i'm scott wapner. in this make or break hour, the first moment of truth for the tech trade. tesla and netflix reporting earnings in less than one hour from now with so many rally hopes hanging on the nasdaq's most important names, and it all comes with the markets, as you know, already on edge. your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation looks like that for much of this day. the major averages in the red under pressure for much of the session as all eyes turn to the bond market, the ten-year yield tops 4.9%, sitting right at that level but we have yields on the move higher all day. a new high, an oil rally because of the war in the middle east, and it's been a lot for investors to deal with. morgan stanley suffering its worst one-day performance in many years. the stock down 7 1/3 percent after earnings. transports downright ugly. names like united airlines, jb hunt trading poorly as well. and as for tech, it's a bit of a m

for children, there will be a bell in support of the people all over the country. palestine and supporting the resistant people of the world and the resistance front is played in in this children's program, while announcing their support for the palestinian people and their disgust with the zionist regime and global arrogance, the song that was prepared in advance and actually finalized the day before will be unveiled, and all the children will announce their support for the people of farstun while agreeing with it. do it's great and that you have a series of new and fresh programs in the ministry of education. in the cognitive field of students , especially in the field of resistance. please explain about this special breeding program, which is for the first year this year . i will say this for sure, and then you will have a campaign on the occasion of these recent victories. for the first time, the ministry of education and culture helped in summarizing all the educational programs and communicating them to the schools to create a human being in the programs . ea

welcome to "closing bell." i'm scott wapner. this make-or-break hour for rates easing investor anxiety at least for the moment. some of that might be due to the recent fed speakers and speaking of neel kashkari delivering remarks this hour. those breaking headlines when they hit around 3:30. your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. all s&p sectors have been in the green for much of the section and that is still the case. the russell 2000 is the big outperformer. the index now up for the past five straight days. and as for tech the nasdaq 100 on an intraday basis, alphabet hitting a new high. take a look at the picture in yields. just about everywhere you look on the curve today they are falling. takes us to our talk of the tape. how much room for stocks to make a run into year end? lauren goodwin of u.s. life investments at post 9. that's what some people are talking about. we're setting up for a run into the end of the year. do you buy it or no? >> i think we'll see upside in equity. the challenge for investors when

steve bell is uh back with us activist stop the war coalition. thank you for that message share. steve bell, the british prime minister has been in israel, promising israel um unwavering support, and he said we would stand by israel. darkest hour as he welcomed the decision to allow aid, which hasn't gone into gazas as yet, and also he had this to say, israel was doing all that it could to limit civilian deaths, do you think israel is doing that? absolutely not, and what was notable about um, the prime minister's statement was that there was no call for a ceastfire, um, nor did he suggest what, might constitute... the win for israel that he claims um he is supporting um so basically he's offering a blank check for um the israeli government to continue slaughtering um civilians to continue um the horrendous siege of the whole civilian population and at the same time he's somehow suggesting that um the british government is contributing to solution and somehow contributing to minimizing civilian um casualties is rank hypocrisy of the first order yeah and let me ask you something uh

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> kelly, thanks. i'm scott wapner on this friday live from post 9 at the new york stock exchange. this make-or-break hour with the final stretch of a volatile week. earnings under way about to get busier. new questions about the state of the u.s. economy, the war in the middle east impacting gold and oil markets. your money being pulled in multiple directions as we track every move today as always. here is your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. stocks were doing well, well, until late in the morning when consumer confidence number came in well below estimates. that was higher than anticipated and that all but nullified the pop that some of the banks gave the market on a series of better than expected reports. jpmorgan and citi have gone negative. bright spots on an otherwise topsy-turvy day. boeing is one of the worst performers today. more issues with the 737 max emerging. that stock down more than 3% as for tech, the biggest loser. every name losing some altitude today. meta one of the

steve bell is a talented artist who has been given a lot of permission by the guardian.rtrayed prime minister boris johnson. isn't it recognizable? above the lines though. don’t bother, without a face he also depicted prime minister theresa may, her legendary leopard print shoes, which she wore during difficult negotiations, under the pen of steve bell, sniper shoes betrayed the hostess and her victories, here she is with trump, and both are recognizable, steve bell is so popular that he could even afford caricatures of the queen of england on the eve of her speech from the throne in parliament, but now a scythe has found its way to stone, steve bell from the guardian newspaper has been fired precisely because of this you can draw caricatures of netanyahu, that is , you can draw caricatures of the queen of england, you can also draw caricatures of british prime ministers, but you can’t draw caricatures of the israeli prime minister, period, for steve bel, the guardian’s decision. the non-renewal of the contract came as a shock. the guardian has every right not to publish

this (bell ringing) so say a too year is to troubling that's not what the vote as based on on i'm not sure they would have voted the same way two with two years. happy farmers the sales are up not true i've been intrufts farmers the farmers on the city hall have itch lower sales the farmers on the other side (bell ringing) thank you for your comments. >> next speaker. >> please. hi. >> my name is keri barns president the noe valley club honored to be here today my first time and very much a proponent of rec and park make over plan for un plaza i agree with the vision let's bring paris to san francisco but better activate the square is in reality we have to drive visitors to sustain our residents nova has created a shared space in a sense of a community as supervisor preston talking about keep the momentum go that's what i've been proposed to say and to additional comments i'm surprised at the level of focus on public comment it was removed and reimplemented at the start of this meeting and respectfully has been open at the noticed in accordance with have more sentiment and public opin

. >> "closing bell "ket" starts r now. i'm scott wapner from post 9. the ten-year hitting a fresh new high today which means big shocker, equities begin in october much like they ended the previous month, mostly lower and 60 minutes to go in regulation and the major averages, as well and i want you to pay close attention over the final hour within what's happening within the s&p 500 today and utilities suffering the biggest decline in a decade. look at that loss. you just don't see a sector move to that degree all that often probably on the continued move in interest rates. it's a stunning sell-off there today. materials, energy, staples also decidedly weaker. also tech and communication services have been about the only bright spot, there they, still hanging in the green and it's kept the market picture from looking worse, as well. nvidia, apple and amazon getting a lift today. it takes us to the talk of the tape and whether the fourth quarter will deliver investors as history would suggest as it does, or is this hill's too steep to decline. >> nice t

dance. ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ [ bell dinging ] >> jimmy: wow!l like you -- you want to - >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, i know, i know don't even tell me don't even tell me let's see what you did in slow motion ♪ look at this yeah one, two, get that other one off. you're focused yes! you felt the headbang, the glasses stayed on. ♪ then -- that -- look at this yes! [ cheers and applause yes! that was, like -- that was well done higgins, how many points did he get there? [ cheers ] that's it right there, four, that's not bad ♪ [ applause ] but that means our audience has to decide the winner yeah [ audience ohs ] you can have a seat if you'd like [ laughter ] >> get off the - >> jimmy: that's right, yeah, no, no, no, please is it contestant number two? [ cheers and applause or is it contestant number three? [ cheers and applause >> yes >> jimmy: contestant number three is the winner! congratulations! [ bell dinging ] ♪ here is your treasure map to $300 hidden in the atlantic ocean. this has been "dance your hat and gloves off." thank you fo

-[bell rings] [door opens, closes] [sniffing] [bell rings] breakfast at tiffany's. have you read it? me neither. i've seen the film three times, but mum won't let me buy the book. so i got mr. daglish to order it for me. i told mr. daglish breakfast at tiffany's is a book about a girl who's famous for making omelets. i don't think he's read a book written this century. have you seen the film? audrey hepburn is perfect. she's so pretty and dignified. i wish i was holly golightly in my own apartment in manhattan. i would love that too. well, you could be paul. he lives next door. he's a writer. -that's what i want to be. -really? well, that's perfect. we can go to the new york public library together and sign a copy of your book. there's so many policemen in town. you haven't heard? heard what? it's because of my sister. what happened? -she's gone missing. -i didn't know. do they know where she might have gone? they don't know anything. i need you to take this. quick. promise you won't read it before me, okay? okay. just keep it safe. stupid, stupid little girl! where

the ancient sonorous bell, the crystal bells, their intricate interweaving is either music or prayer, appeal to conscience, give peace and turn to faith. nelya fillatova alexander porokhin, vesti pomorie, kotlas. chronicle of the 20th century. in sculpture in documentary chronicle an exhibition of pairing forms was opened in st. petersburg in the exhibition of more than 300 exhibits from leading russian museums, among them a giant maelik panel, a feast of almost five dozen ceramic parts, it was shown to the public for the first time after a long restoration about the multifaceted history of sculpture in a report by victoria golchinskaya. the parfait creation of the soviet artist leonid mes amazes not only with the abundance of colors, but with its size. a meter-long sculpture is rare for sculptures made from such a fragile, sophisticated material. this is a young man, possibly an engineer, a very fashionable profession for the middle class. century that arrived with a card to the collective farm to the peasants, so they are planning construction, we don’t know exactly what their plans

." >> "closing bell" starts right now. s \s. >>> thank you, kelly i'm scott wapner right here from thousands of industry insiders have gathered, including kevin d dreyer >>> and at least one of the most anticipated earnings reports of the season, meta, there's the stock, down today. what a struggle it is for tech after results from alphabet. microsoft the only megacap tech stock in the green even that's not much that much without it, though, the dow would look a lot weaker than it currently does >>> boeing the big drag today. >>> interest rates very much the story, the ten-year initially slipping, but it's moving back toward 5%. 4.95, the highest level of the session. it takes us to our talk of the tape let's ask someone who counts many of those stocks as his key holdings, malcolm etheridge joins us right here. good to see you. >> good to see you >> are you going to tell me that's why i sold alphabet months ago what do you make of what's happening? is this trait now? serious trouble? i think what's happening is a little ov

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taking costs in, for instance, well enough because you know, the success of the bells. what initiative over the past 10 years has been for you. but i mean, it's just turning infrastructure projects from vision into reality. we're talking about life changing structures like highway schools, of towers stations, sports stadiums, creating hundreds of thousands of jobs listing, 40000000 people out of poverty. of course that's being criticism and when is a massive project such as the 1000 but initiative that hasn't been challenges along the way of presidency speaking earlier, lays out in 80 points action plan, looking ahead. it's to have become these challenges and that space the next 10 years if a 1000 but initially if that's tied to this, please let me go phone 5, you will hold and see international cooperation for him on calgary always between china and all the countries together with our partners will work on you logistic colorado's. it was the origin continental line on direct railway and highway transpose. i spoke to nomics that pulls up the drug project, the china deve

dings ] [ cheers ] >> what number is travis kelce >> 87. [ bell dings ] >> 87. [ bell dings ] >> finishitle. "cruel --" >> "-- intentions. [ buzzer ] >> "cruel -- >> "-- intentions. [ buzzer ] >> "cruel -- >> intentions. [ buzzer ] >> finish the lyric. "'cause baby, now we got --" >> "-- back from downtown. [ buzzer ] [ laughter ] >> "'cause baby, now we got -- >> "-- each other. [ buzzer ] >> what is taylor swift's middle name? >> charlotte [ buzzer ] >> i don't know but i know that it's not charlotte [ laughter ] >> can you sing the song, "you need to calm down" ♪ you need to calm down ♪ [ buzzer ] ♪ down down ♪ [ laughter ] [ buzzer ] >> down, down. [ buzzer ] >> "we are never, ever, ever --" >> "-- going to live again." [ buzzer ] [ laughter and applause [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: what thank you, everybody, for playing. we have a great show seth meyers is here! [ cheers and applause seth sneaker expert joe la puma is joining us [ cheers and applause and we've got great music from alexander stewart. stick around we'll be right back with seth meyers, everybody come on back [ chee

are, ringing the bells, i also announced a gathering, here is my family bell, you see the big one writtenlike, my son took money out of the piggy bank, he heard a conversation with his wife, he said: dad, can i give you some money so that my money will also be in the bells, my wife and i almost burst into tears, you know, york, really, ours victory is very interconnected with the rear, with how the rear lives, and what you restore today the church, this is the church itself, seemingly in the deep rear, this is actually also a contribution to victory, because god sees everything and gives victory to the people who. capable of preserving it, which understands why we are fighting, including fighting for, well , in order to preserve, we are fighting for our souls, for the future of our children, but the story is completely opposite in ukraine, because there it is this relationship also exists, father, who came from there from ukraine, you probably talked to him about it, why is this even on your happened in our homeland, we, for almost 30 years, i understand, the nineties, the beginning of th

. >> closing bell starts right now. >>> welcome to closing bell, live in beverly hills at the case alternative investment summit, we have a big exclusive interview coming up. billionaire investor todd boley of eldridge industries will join us in a little bit to talk about his portfolio and outlook for the markets, and the economy, we can't wait for that. in the meantime your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation looks like that. green across the board, stocks strong all day with the smp looking to build on its two week winning streak, nasdaq is the upper former today, it's interesting because apple is not participating. he reports suggesting iphone sales in china have been disappointing, even so every sector today out of the smp is higher, it's been a broad-based rally, even as interest rates have crept modestly higher. there is your sector heat map, a look at what's going on inside the market. it does take us to our talk of the tape, rally on, or rally soon over. let's ask hightower stephanie lee, she's here with me in beverly hills, also a cnbc contributor, how about that question? d

the only thing, perhaps, that we are missing is such a multi-ton large bell, a large bell, and wheree ordered them, in voronezh, at the bell factory, the names of this entire family were cast on the bells, with prayers constantly being made for these donors , during his liturgical activities, he acquired many significant dates and traditions: baptisms, weddings, educational meetings, the annual religious procession around sloboda, the pokrovsky kermash. we are preparing in advance, we have shopping arcades, as if a tradition that was many years ago in sloboda, shopping arcades with baked goods, with some vegetables , we also display souvenirs that children make, children... godparent schools make in their classes, these are dolls, and folk ones, these are other crafts, this is natural some kind of work, by the way, our sunday school children contribute to the construction of the temple , the small penny they earn from selling these sweets, flower bouquets, hand-made souvenirs, they contribute to... the general piggy bank for the construction of the temple and are very proud of it, it

." >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm michael santoli in for scott wapner. this make or break hour begins with more evidence of a hot economy, scorching bond investors sending triesry yields to new highs and boosting cyclical stocks at the expense of stocks. a four-week high before again backing off around midday. the small cap russell 2000 is popping for a second day in a row. to our "talk of the tape." can good news of the economy remain good news for stocks even if it means yields go higher and stay there? adam parker and cheryl young, welcome to you both. good to have you both here. so there's the setup, adam. the soft landing scenario, you haven't seen much of anything to really disturb that. the market has been trying to make its peace with yields at these levels. i guess putting on a brave face enough rotation away from big tech. how does it feel to you? >> my bias is we can go higher. the market has been remarkably resilient to pretty extreme politics and global risk. i think most people came in under allocate

. >> "closing bell" starts now. >> welcome to "closing bell." i'm santoli. this make or break hour begins, the stocks finding some traction after five straight losing sessions with old industrial economy stocks bouncing on decent results. ankur crawford owns a number of those names. she'll join us with her take coming up. bond yields are steady. we had that ten year click up yesterday. no further real declines in the yield. oil down for a third straight day. back into the low 80s on wti crude. small caps had been outperforming much of the day. banks, though, continue to lag. they have certainly been pulling up the rear for much of the last several months. we begin with our talk of the tape. is the three-month market pullback driven by macro and interest rate concerns running its course as the final earnings season of the year gets under way or will the bolts remain penned in by higher rates and fears of slowing growth and whatever else we can think of. let's ask adam parker, cnbc contributor. adam, i don't know, people trying to look on the not so negative s

the business dw news line from bell in israel steps soft, it's offensive in gaza. the military says it's tax mazda inside the 1st indian territory. troops engage in hand to hand combat, including attacking hamas, coming in tunnels on the task. and united nations says more than 3000 children have been killed in gaza. the head of its relief agencies as the unfolding human tragedy is unbearable. hundreds of thousands of african refugees could face the protection from puck stop. some have been there for decades, but non official crackdown. undocumented migraines is turning the lights upside down. the gulf is welcome to the program. israel is stepping up its ground and error offensive against gauze on the israel. defense forces where these videos showing what they say of time, send ground troops operating at on specified locations. inside garza, the manager says it has struck hundreds of minutes and targets in the recent days and so just engaged in fees, hand to hand combat, including attacking from us government in the network of underground tunnels. beneath garza, the

." >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm scott wapner live from president biden. t -- post nine. the critical week gets rolling the next several days deciding where your money goes whether a late year rally is in the cards. fed, apple, jobs, all in focus, more than that too your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation looks like that decent bounce for almost everything but the small caps today. the nasdaq getting a boost from its players like microsoft and meta tesla till down close to 5% in today's session. that's something to keep an eye on we will. overall communication services, the strongest of the sector, only energy giving some back today. still, a touch defensive, consumer staple stocks performing pretty well today interest rates ahead of tomorrow's fed meeting holding firm 10-year around 4.9%. there you go just shy of that it does take us to our talk of the tape the biggest stock in the market hold the biggest key to the market's next move we are talking apple, of course, holding a mac event tonight. repor

welcome to "closing bell overtime."ith morgan. >> why mark zandi thinks it may not last. plus, the latest messaging from the fed including new comments today from atlanta's raphael bostic on cnbc. >>> united auto workers president shawn fain is giving an update on the union strike against detroit's big three automakers this hour. we will bring you headne

bell." i'm mike santoli. this make-or-break hour begins with a post-powell puzzle, the stock market wavering since his comments saying policy is restrictive, but expressed uncertainty about how it might perform under higher bond yields. the ten-year treasury has been hesitating all day, keeping indexes off balance. just about 499 right now. the so-called steepening of the yield curve getting some investors a bit unnerved in the last our or so. the index supported by netflix and tesla's post earnings drop is weighing heavily on the s&p 500. talk of the tape, should investors take heart in powell's wait-and-see approach and the encouraging earnings outlook, or is there a flashing light for risk? let's ask chief investment officer at i capital. plenty going on. as we just kind of ran through, the bond market is still fixated on, perhaps, the supply of treasurys at the long end, perhaps the lack of buyers that have shown up so far and it's gotten people skittish. is that really what's driving t

welcome to "closing bell." i'm scott wapner live from post nine and this make or break hour begins with one of the biggest questions in the markets today. have yields moved so far so fast that they've already forced the fed to fold and thus eventually clear the way for a fourth quarter rally. we tackle that as we track the final hour. your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation looks different than one hour ago. every s&p sector was negative. not so much anymore. we're green across the board, even the russell. staples, materials, utilities, that's where we're going to start, because that's where the pain was being felt, but now services green, financials green, tech green, health care is green, as well. we were going to say tech was mostly lower, the gain in nvidia not enough, but as we said, the situation continues to change which is why we have to watch this final stretch is closely. our talk of the tape, when will stocks stabilize? are they in the process of doing that. is tomorrow's jobs report the k

. >> closing bell with the down 15 points starts now. >> think you did kelly. this is closing bell. the make or break our begins of a still unsettled market as rates, inflation, the escalating situation in the middle east all tug on investor sentiment. your scorecard with 60 minutes go in regulation, following that hotter than expected ppi report, and yields that were most the lower ahead of it. there is your picture, the 10 years at .459. equity is a little volatile, as well. they move lower, too. if there's a bit of a bright spot today, it is in tech is that has dated positive numbers. all better than 1%. energy is the weakest vector today. keeping an eye there over the final stretch as well, $83. that's a decline of 2.5%. all of it takes us to the top of the table. goodenough earnings begin in just a couple of days to send docs into a year ending run-up. let's ask dan greenhouse. alternative massive out late strategist, he's with me once again in post nine. rates have largely been cooperating in the last few days, will earnings? >> i think the answer is yes. i think this idea tha

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." >>> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm scott wapner live from post 9. this make-or-break hour begins with wobbly stocks. it's doing it right now. 60 minutes to go in regulation, we'll start with yields. that's what we're showing you now because that's where the pressure point really is. that's where it has been and that's where it is yet again today, the ten year, continuing its climb to fresh cycle climbs. all three of the major averages under pressure throughout the session. transports, utilities sliding. yutilities are green. unlike yesterday when tech manages to rise, the nasdaq getting slams. microsoft, amazon and nvidia are pulling back. the plus the congressional drama in d.c., disfysfunction on top everything else. how high will rates rise? can stocks handle the heat? it seems to be the only question that matters at the moment with earnings season more than a week away. let's ask our panel, mike santoli. it's good to have everybody here. mike, i have two things of green on my screen. the vix at 20 and that's no

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the morning bell was far away, the squirrel. in the air like a gentle string, scattering roses. beauty woke up, and the swallow, rushing somewhere in the distance, bathed in the transparent air, i went home. i was thinking about you, my thoughts were anxious, confused and torn, you are so sweet, it touched mine eye, if ever. it’s interesting that you didn’t feel a certain archaic nature of your hobby, folk songs, after all, when you wrote yours, well, after all, you were probably on par with the times, and all these songs of yours are 200 years old, old, firstly, not 200 each, but how much? well, stay with me, yes, but every day yes, there are a thousand more folk songs, and moreover, no one is sure... such a young beautiful siberian woman was prematurely registered as a grandmother when they chose a folk song as a role and romance, i’m not into grandma, and what? and you know, in some respects i followed the trail, the trail of my beloved andrei torkovsky, whom i loved very much, literally loved as a child, rublev, andrei rublev? rublev, nostalgia, solaris, everything, everythi

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> what a reversal. welcome to closing bell. i'm scott wapner. it is a reversal of fortune for stocks after the hotter-than-expected jobs report sends the s&p sliding only to stage a comeback as interest rates hop off the hot burner. here's your score card, with 60 minutes to go now in regulation. well, there is your intra-day s&p 500, the entire story is right on your screen right there. that's where the mid-day turn-around happened. just as the 10-year note yield retreats from its new cycle high. not hard to see what's happening. rates down. stobs up. every sector green. except for consumer staples. they have had a miserable week. names like coca-cola, pepsi, hit especially hard. we will focus on all of the green because that's really the story today. nasdaq, another spot to take note of today. the outperformer as well this week. even apple up nicely despite the midweek downgrade a strong week for alphabet and nvidia as well. take a look at those three, having pretty good gains. leads us to our talk of the tape. whether the storm clouds for sto

, we can have a bell, a doorbell, not a telephone, what other bell can we have, an alarm bell, no, i wakes up, wakes up, checking, returned, like that, our wonderful team, beauty, bravo, thank you, strength wins, overall score, 190, everything can change, because the game is in reverse, we continue to broadcast 100 to one , we have a game in reverse, in this part of our game everything can change, because the maximum score is 240, but 240 can only be obtained if you give the sixth . last of six popularity of the answer, and the first line, the most popular answer gives only 15 points. so, attention, question: in which proverb or proverb is this expression talking about money? attention, time has passed. by the way, there was a call, and we parted ways, your version, we start with you, we discussed and decided that this would not be a very popular answer, at least we hope, and we chose this... version of money to money, money to money , there is, we heard this, girls, girls should be more practical, now something will happen, well, with us, no, we have three options, three options, it

come on, come on, come on, come on, who is she, i wonder why they ring them, these bells, these the bellsen before the start of the service, yeah, when the cross walks, with the bells ringing, we pray, and we ask the lord, lord, we love you, please help us, and we can pray now, we can pray. of course, of course, they can call, we will call quietly, quietly, we will talk very closely with god, we rose 12 meters to him, we are from the ground, and if it gets louder, what will happen, gather, people will come, people they will come to us, they will ask what happened, what happened, i just touch it, i see that this is not an easy job, you need to understand at what moment it calls and this one, and this one, and that one, it’s not easy, you have to love it, and as soon as you love it, it will immediately it’s easy , will we be able to call, we’ll do it ourselves, but just be very careful, here’s a rope for you so that your left hand, yeah. and here is the right, this is the right hand, like this, like this, like this, with this hand, with this hand, then with this hand, then down, down, down,

gold bond. >>> we're back on "closing bell." keybanc downgrading apple to sector weight today, slowing u.s. sales and high valuations were just some of the reasons behind that call and it's a rare one at that. joining us now to discuss, chief strategist at baker avenue wealth management. good to see you again. welcome back. >> thanks, scott. >> you don't see apple downgraded very much, especially by somebody who's been bullish like this analyst has been. what do you make of the call? >> i think the research report, there's a couple of good points. what we agree with is the iphone 15 would probably just be a more modest driver in earnings growth for 2024. what we disagree with is we don't think apple is necessarily trading at a premium valuation. in fact, it's about one standard deviation away from average over the last ten years in terms of its multiples. we've seen the shares trade much higher, in fact, two standard deviations, three standard deviations above historical average. and frankly, we think the higher multiples may be

of the bell, nor this earring, where it is attached, where it is attached there is a bell, that is,cture, but also for its history, great people, tsvetaeva, voloshin, bulgakov, gagarin and vyssotsky, visited here, artists ilya repin and ilya painted their paintings kabakov, on the top floors of the building there are still creative workshops, well, it’s already good. progress, new windows appeared in the entrance , they are historically in the form the architect intended and the lighting and wooden and at the same time double-glazed windows, that is this is how it should be, the soviet glazing bead is already leaking, pieces of this glazing bead are already falling off, the glass is trying to jump out of the entrances into the street, it’s simply dangerous for people, another house, to which very soon the capital will give a new life, well, in a historical appearance, the savinsky courtyard on tverskaya, a building built in 1907, originally stood on the red line, one of the main road arteries of the capital, but the renovation of moscow, approved by the general plan of 1935, almost