our bell turned out to be stronger.t’s beautiful, though the whole city is clearly visible in the palm of your hand the main artery of the river, vologda lower, upper zarechnoy posad real beauty and our city is better visible. and of course, vologda for me is the monumental ascetic architecture of the northern monasteries, for my back one of the most majestic spa-growth monastery, which was founded in 1371 by a disciple of sergius of radonezh dmitry priludsky monastery. i was always rich, had fishing, mills in many villages in soviet times. there was a museum here. but, now it's back in action. it seems to me that this view of this monastery is the historical face of our city. you are watching news on the channel russia hello in the studio andrey large-caliber sniper shooting and invulnerable mortars the enemy does not even suspect where the opened fire on him. latest swoo zone news black skies, resident evacuations and fuel shortage threats nationwide us third largest oil refinery on fire. one of the most difficult are

[telephone ringing] belle vie. bonsoir. belle vie. bonjour. belle vie. bonsoir. ♪ belle vie bonjour ♪♪ belle vie, beautiful life. life is beautiful. that's it. you know, like, i live in southern california. i have a restaurant. i'm happy. so life is beautiful. belle vie. well, i'm located on washer between bundy and barrington, and most importantly, between mcdonald and kfc, uh, two big corporation who feeds you crappy meals and, and puts cardboard into your fries. and, and people are waiting in line to go eat over there. well, it's freedom. people can eat they want. the cheeseburger is very cheap, i get it. uh, obviously, between a mcdonald and kfc is not the best location you can dream of, but that's the one i could afford. the restaurant was very crappy. it was a restaurant from the '60s, '70s. it has been changing hands for the last 50 years. i had to build everything from scratch. i had to do all the electricity, all the plumbing, all the [indistinct], like, the sewer. i built the table myself with my friend trenten. i bought a piece of marble, glue

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. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> thanks welcome to "closing bell." i'm scott wapner at the new york stock exchange this make-or-break begins with nvidia's bounceback. is it a sign that the big tech sell-off is over that question, as the sector gets a much-needed boost today here's your score card with 60 minutes to go in regulation. the dow has been fighting it out all day long stocks have been green for much of the day the s&p trying to afford the fourth down day of the last five the ten-year hitting the highest level of the year today. 4.2% it has pulled back off that, a little bit, as you see there the nasdaq down for two-straight weeks. this takes us to the talk of the tape whether it has room to go. chip investors stepping up and buying today, after the call on nv nvidia kristina is following that today. it's been a nice bounce. >> 6%, nice bounce the narrative is buy now that's what morgan stanley and bank of america is saying about nvidia shares. they're calling that an entry point for many, especially with earnings on next week. nvidia is onl

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell", here at the new york stock exchange, this make or break hour begins with another rebound rally along with another round in the battle of tech versus energy. the big growth stocks under pressure with oil and gas and immersing price in a indecisive crucial inflation report. in a few minutes we will hear from roger altman with his forecast for cpi and what it could mean for the economy. first talk of the tape, will the cpi numbers confirm or undermine the now popular soft lining economic story and what will it mean for the markets. here to help answer that is private wealth chief investment officer, cnbc contributor. so first on the action today, we were only down 3/4 percent but it is two days in a row where it seems like the expected august pullback is resuming. we had the big growth stocks of apple, microsoft and nvidia 10 or 11% below and the broader take is holding together okay. do you take heart in that or feel like it's noise or delusion? >> maybe a little bit of all of those. i feel like there has been a sense of s

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell," i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner here at post nine at the new york stock exchange. we begin with a reversal of the reversal the broad indexes recapturing the ground loss in friday's sharp afternoon selloff even as the retreat in apple shares continues to another session the s&p 500 again pushing above that 4,500 level as another rush of earnings and a key inflation report await in coming days, which brings us to the talk of the tape, where we ask the a stealthpullback can be enough to refresh the summer rally or if a tougher and broader gut check is due as august unfolds here to discuss all that is adam parker, research founder and ceo, and a cnbc contributor. adam, there were all kinds of reasons it made sense to anticipate a little bit of chop coming into august seasonals, sentiment, technicals, valuation, arguably, yields are doing what they're doing, but corporate america has kind of shown its hand on earnings for the most part this earnings season. better than anticipated. the consensus is holding up on a forwar

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>>welcome to "closing bell "qwest i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner at the new york stock exchange this make or break hour starts with a mild disturbance with a reminder of retail bank challenges and a growth out of china overnight wobbling the tape and you have debt options and tame bond yields and apple shares have all got the index as well off their lows as we head into the close which brings us to our talk of the tape. is this a routine mid-summer pullback to help us digest gapers on the start of a more setback? here to discuss all of that is lauren goodwin, senior director of multiasset mfrl strategy. lauren, good to see you. >> good to be here thanks for having me, mike >> want to go back to just about a month ago right before the previous cpi report, right july 12th. the s&p 500 within 1% of where it is right now and the 10-year treasury yield at 4% where it is right now. when we got it, it was a bit of a kick-start for the late july rally and now we've given it back what i

welcome to "closing bell." i'm scott wapner live from post nine at the new york stock exchange this make or break hour begins with unsettled stocks. there's your picture whether this market has turned from buy the dips to sell the rips, summer suggesting and if it has, what that could mean for your money in the weeks ahead. your scorecard with 60 minutes to go is getting a little bit uglier here. there's the lows of the day for stocks walgreens and united health not doing the dow favors today both of those stocks dragging the industrials lower. apple, that's been a story and it's not helping either. that stock continues the lackluster trading an ugly chart for the biggest in the market and shares have fallen 11% this month alone. intel and microsoft also a drag today and it's hard to get much going for the nasdaq as well given that tech slide we've seen and the continued march higher for yields take a look, the 10-year higher again, pressed against its highest level since last october. it takes us to our talk o

closing bell, right after this. >>> we're back on the bell. the s&p 500 closing in on its longest weekly losing streak since february. but our next guest believes that both theses is still in tack. good to see you. welcome back. there's a lot of uncertainty in the market suddenly. tell me why the bull thesis is still good. >> the market was overbought as we got into august. and we see this correction that was not -- kind of foreshadowed. we had the fitch downgrade. rates. >> if you look at the-yea yield curves, we have bonds trading at 2.6%, switzerland at 1%, portugal, 3.9%, and then you have japan, everybody said people were going to sell treasuries, why would they do that when their currencies are weakening? if anything, if your currency is being devalued, you want to get the money out of the country and into treasuries, not out of treasuries. i think the fed continues to talk tough, but they'll pivot on a dime once they see employment or any other indicators kind of going the opposite direction. >> some are trying -- if we're talking about

there's a kristen bell stand-up doll there. is there a kristen bell amongst it?sten, by the way, could be in any of that luggage also. [ laughter ] ana, yeah -- don't open every one of those things. thank you, cousin sal. >> take it back to rhode island. >> thank you. >> jimmy: keep looking, julia, we don't have the whole night. >> sorry. >> jimmy: "nightline's" going to come on eventually. and -- all right. oh -- don't say anything. that's just a guy. all right, julie, you are now getting warmer, yes. yes, you're close. >> we're close. i'm keeping this hat, it says "slytherin." >> jimmy: you may be colder now, julia, you're getting colder. uh-huh, yes. oh, nice. [ cheers and applause ] >> it was cramped in there. >> jimmy: sorry, kristen. how long were you in there, kristen? >> a bit. i didn't have a watch, so i have no idea. >> jimmy: kristen, you mind closing that wall up right there? and let's -- let's see if julia has a -- if there's a license plate for julia on that wall. do you see your name? >> close. >> jimmy: close enough, julie, yeah. there you go. [ c

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disney reports after the bell.nd you wonder what eiger is going to say about gussying up espn to maybe spin it off? >> you know it is funny, he gave an interview with cnbc which he talked about this but we on "the claman countdown" have been reporting way before that he was likely to sell espn or spin it off or monetize it in some way. liz: yeah. >> possibly sell abc how do i know this, why did i report this on this show exclusively? i did it activist investors are in the stock pushing him to do that. i think we'll hear two things. he will be asked, we'll see if he asks, see if he bites, this is bob iger, you don't push him around too much he has been around a long time. he will have to address the espn situation, will they spin it off, monetize part of it, will have to address the abc situation. he is going to have to address succession at some point. liz: yeah. >> let's see if any of these analysts have the cojones to ask ask him that, go there. liz: charlie gasparino, speaking of asking questions. we get to ask

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richard bell. dr. bell has presented many outstanding programs on topics relating to early american history and the american revolutionary period over the course of the past several years dr. bell is professor of history at the university of maryland. he holds a b.a. from the university of cambridge and a ph.d. from harvard. he has won more than a dozen teaching awards including the 2017 maryland board of regents' faculty award for excellence in teaching which is the highest honor for teaching faculty in the maryland state system. in addition, he has held major research fellowships at yale, cambridge and the library of congress and is the recipient of a 2018 national endowment of the humanities public scholar awards and the 2021 andrew carnegie fellowship. he is author of the book "stolen." and this book was a finalist for the 2020 george washington prize and the 2020 harriet tubman prize. dr. bell is a trustee of the maryland center for history and culture and a fellow of the royal historical society.

neil: you don't strike me as a taco bell. >> don't think i have ever eaten at taco bell.ne list? do you have, what are they? stand for my purse. neil: restaurants you like. >> this man is mad that he paid $5.50 and got half the amount that was in his contract. neil: obviously a major beef. we identified the man. our chief market strategist -- i'm only joking. i would be remiss if i didn't get your take on that. i'm old enough to remember other class-action lawsuits, subway, where do you think these things go? >> in the trash. not about the taco bell food but the lawsuit. i don't want a lawsuit. i think it goes in the trash. neil: looking at this economy, this market which in the middle of everything falling out of bed, you are as cool as a cucumber, looking at underpinnings, now increasingly, much of the investment world is going your way, not so much a standout contrary in anymore. what do you do? what do you think? >> the risk/reward has shifted. not trying to be the smart guy. not trying to be the dumb guy and ignore the last 50 years the markets have gone up with two

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> thank you. welcome to "closing bell." the post-nvidia state of stocks and what comes next for a market that's already on edge. here is your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. take a look at that. the market suddenly awakening. major averages happen all over the megacap following that jackson hole speech. the dowe-sa boeing one of the dow's top performers today with salesforce, reports earnings next week. as for tech overall, not much going for much of the day for the nasdaq. as i just said, we do have a little bit of a pickup here as we enter the final hour. we are at the highs of the day. we have been dragged a bit by nvidia. it's down. apple and microsoft, however, offsetting that. both stocks are higher. sector-wise, energy, utilities bright spots throughout the day. yields a big part of the story, toochlt what yields are doing, we have had a reversal. they were down and then they started to rise. 424 is the yield on the ten-year. all of that happening in the wake of the fed chair's big speech in jackson ho

taco bell's going without money.n why is because crime is so bad they don't want to get robbed anymore. so when they break through and they're like, give me all you got. okay, i've got three burritos a chicken quesadilla >> jimmy: when they rob taco bell and they ask the robber if he wants to leave a tip on screen. >> tyrus: exactly. i will not talk bad about taco bell because that was my high school hangout where i got to watch guys with cars and girlfriends drive around and nothing tastes better at 2:30 in the morning than taco bell. >> jimmy: bang, agreed. kat, some of the motivation for this they said was because of covid because it would make i it healthier because they weren't using so much cash but now we wind up touching the same screen. isn't that germyer? >> kat: yes. this isn't because of covid. you can't just say things are because of covid because -- >> jimmy: they do >> kat: just because people are always saying things are because of covid. >> jimmy: they said the vaccine was because of covid >> kat: yo

"closing bell" will be right back. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >>> shares of snowflake trading higher to start the week ahead of the company's results after the bell wednesday. stocks under some pressure this month as part of a broader pullback for the cloud sector. our next guest is cautiously optimistic the melt is over. he has a buy rating on the name. tyler, great to see you. i was thinking it must be nice not to be the name that everyone is thinking has to make or break the market. you do think we've seen the last of the guidance cuts, right? >> yeah. thanks, carl. it's been a disappointing year for snowflake. you showed how it's underperformed a lot of its peers just this month.

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there are only five bells here. and what happens when more bells need to enter the minsk school, the number of bells, the main thing say lord, have mercy, lord, i am moving away from the columns a little more, but they still say in the stoltsovskaya district that there is an amazingly beautiful place here, which was almost not touched by the merciless human activity from the belarusians. i often hear that we are deprived of sights between the topic belarusian tourist, with incomprehensible joy for me, sets off for the egyptian desert and admires a simple bedouin tent. now i will show you a forest area that will surprise even an experienced tourist, nalibokskaya pushcha. i want to see it. in the territory pushcha is located the naliboksky republican landscape reserve, it covers four districts at once, volozhinsky stolbtsovsky ilyevsky and novogrudsky. lvovskaya pushcha has a huge number of animals and teeth for you and lynx wolves, even hazel sonya, but it seems to me that the worst thing is a mosquitoes. last year a

we will be alarm bells all over western euroe. ~ :, will be alarm bells all over western euroe. 9 .,hey are the counterbalance, i suppose coming to the washington led g7 and the international orders that washington has set out. and that is in american interests but the isolations and we saw in the first world war or second world war, if that were be repeated over ukraine, will be the ramifications of that? , 9, , ramifications of that? they would be chaos in the — ramifications of that? they would be chaos in the western _ ramifications of that? they would be chaos in the western camp - ramifications of that? they would be chaos in the western camp first - ramifications of that? they would be chaos in the western camp first and | chaos in the western camp first and foremost because for all the fact that europe is very close to ukraine, it is a us doing the bulk of the heavy lifting when it comes to economic assistance to ukraine. in that it is a difficult conversation for europeans to have. i think the problem at the moment is i think the problem at the moment is i think the problem

taco bell has not responded to the lawsuit. not surprised or yesterday brought really cute video. it's march of the penguins from the san francisco zoo will today. >> we have baby get comes from the oakland the zoo is raising. >> get go hatchlings behind the scenes at their reptile and amphibian discovery room. >> there are about 2 months old. their names are kaka and thrash. the zoo says these leaf tailed geckos are a rare species. really found in a small part of the northern madagascar and they'll be auditioning for. geico. they given 15 minutes save you 15% of >> that wraps kron. 4 news at 5. ken and kathryn here with the news at can't wait to see what critters we have on tomorrow night. we're on a run right is the better? yeah, it's true. isn't. >> all right. thank coming up 6 o'clock, former president trump and guided again this time for his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election will break down those charges and the consequences trump could face. >> plus, a construction site in san francisco goes up in flames. huge fire in the city and also displaced 8 people who live

e*trade from morgan stanley >>> we're in the "closing bell" mark zone. more light shed on the consumer. we have courtney reagan on what to watch out of gap and what to expect from affirm as well in the meantime, mike santoli this is a getting nastier looking day. >> clearly some unfinished business in terms of the dynamics of this pullback, trying to assimilate very conflicting economic observations still strong gdp readings praking for this quarter and decent growth numbers, but inflecting enough on the other side of it a very hot economy but higher yields means it will restrain the economy, fast and slow economy. that's what we're coming together on. the market is really operating in some respects in textbook fashion. the 5% pullback in the s&p, a half-hearted bounce that got back to the 50-day moving average. couldn't get there yesterday sellers seemed to stay out of the way just in case we got a buying frenzy after nvidia when that doesn't manifest at the open and it's a much more selective market, it was safe to take further risk off. we're still sl

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"closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to closing bell. this make-or-break hourstarts with some turbulence as high are bond yield, and more helps indexes toward their worst day in months. s&p 4511 was the low of the day. the nasdaq has the underperformer leading to the down side, about 80% of all volume is negative today on the new york stock exchange take a look at treasuries. that's part of the story as well ten-year yield up about 4.08 a lot of that gain in the yields in the long end happened with a stronger than expected payrolls report we also had recent indications of higher oil prices, maybe some inflation concerns so a lot of things in the mix, of course, with along with the fitch downgrade of the u.s. federal debt that all brings us to our talk of the tape, where we ask -- is this a routine shakeout in stock after the powerful monday bimonth rally, or the sign of a much tougher tape ahead? >>> here with us is josh brown josh, we can write it any way w like sentiment was frosty, technicals were stretched something will come along t

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. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner here at post nine at the new york stock exchange. this make or break hour begins, the stocks atempting to find their footing today in the face of fast rising treasury yields, morning dip in stocks finding buyers in the s&p 500 just below the 4500 level as another blast of big tech earnings and jobs report await you see the major indexes pretty much flattish going into those numbers and, of course, the payroll report tomorrow, which leads us to our talk of the tape we ask how results from apple and amazon right after the close of trading might drive the tape from here. here to discuss all that is stephanie link, and malcolm etheridge, both are cnbc contributors both are here at post nine as well welcome. >> hi. >> steph, obviously, look, apple and amazon together more than 10% of the s&p they matter for the index how the market reacts to the numbers. in general, in the context of an earnings season that has been strong relative to expectations, the

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and chip giant nvidia reports after the bell on wednesday. ahead of numbers, zoom moving up one and a third percent to $67.21. now, remember, this was a $560 stock back in october of 2020. this particular report could be pivotal for the video conferencier and expected to report higher revenue of $1.1 billion and investors will hunt for adoption numbers of its zoom iq ai assistant that rolled out for free trials just back in june. ahead of numbers, ai semiconductor king nvidia, look at this pop here at the moment, up 7.5% and climbing all day. we're right now at highs of the session and it was nvidia's bullish revenue forecast back around may 24th that triggered the rally in ai stocked overall. does it have the power to do that again and how will the ipo filing of chip design firm arm, which by the way could come at any way play into the picture and silicon valley guru is here for an extended conversation on that, plus, how tech valuelations have come down enough to start double fisted buying. and his besty elon musk's moves at twitter and mor

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> and welcome to "closing bell." i'm carl quintanilla in for scott wapner this make or break hour begins with this friday fade. bulls did have the ball midday, but they stumbled late in the session on the back of a 4% drop in shares of apple bond yields do retreat dow was up 200-plus midday, now down 115 s&p got to 4,530 or so now 4,483. leads us to our talk of the tape is this week's pullback the beginning of something bigger as the s&p looks to snap a three-week win streak? let's ask cnbc contributor tom lee, fund strat's head of research on a summer friday. tom, great to have you as always thanks for the time today. >> great to see you, carl. >> i know you've been leery of the month of august in general did this morning's early tone do anything to change that? >> yes and no. i think there are some constructive things that happened today that make myself and mark, head of technical strategy, think we're actually in a bottoming, possibly for the month of august. the dollar reverse,ed sharply, and yields turned down,

welcome to "closing bell" overtime, i'm jon fortt with morgan brennan.are closing out august with a bang. broadcom, lululemon, dell, vm ware, knutanix and more. >>> an exclusive interview with the ceo of nutanix before he talks to analysts. but as we awai

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> all right. thanks so much welcome to "closing bell." i'm scott wapner live from post nine the make or break hour begins with the hunt for momentum whether the market can wrestle it back from the bears, stocks are rallying as the final stretch to august gets going there's your scorecard dow looking for rare back-to-back gains, so far so good 3m the big winner along with a nice bounce for goldman and nike, which recently ended its historic losing streak a drop in yields helping stocks broadly today. the industrials, tech, and com services nasdaq strong with apple, microsoft and nvidia see gains there's microsoft just negative. the other two are still green. we'll keep our eye there it does take us to our talk of the tape what a saggy september might hold for your money. ask liz young, sofi's head of investment strategy live at post nine. >> good to be here. >> august has been rocky it hasn't been horrible. but what does it mean as we close this month and the next couple days and we move on >> well, i mean, we talked about this ahead of th

i expect a revolution in technology >> don't miss our breaking news coverage after the bell.rs and our cnbc team coming up on "closing bell overtime." >>> wall street's buzzing about peloton again, but not for the right reasons. record low today on these recent pandemic darlings. >>> peloton down more than 20% this morning despite turning cash flow positive for q2. doesn't expect to get that again until the second half of '24, in part due to a sales slump in their hardware the pandemic darling has seen a massive fall from grace down 100% from its january 2021 highs, and they're not the only one. another earnings mover, zoom, down from its 2020 highs next week we'll hear from chewy, from february of 2021 and the pure pandemic play novavax is down 21% it will be interesting to see or hear what kind of levers peloton has, subs down 29k where do they go >> down 29k, not slowing growth but losing 29,000 subscribers. it makes you think of this whole return to work policy and all the headlines, zoom requiring their workers to return to work -- return to the office two times a week g

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we've gottens after the bell.petroleum. joining me now value engine chief equity strategist and portfolio manager jordan kimmel. what do you make of the price action today and as you weave in the story of the fitch downgrade are you still bullish? >> liz, i'm bullish for a few months from now. the fact is just last thursday we hit this kind of a level of overexcitement and extended overbought market. so we live in extreme times. personally i think a lot of machines are trading on moving averages right now which is a dangerous thing. so you know, value engine capital myself, we're highly disciplined, quantitative, try to be as unemotional as possible but you know, this is probably not just a one day sell off of the market t does need to cool off a little bit. liz: here is what i want our listener investors and viewers listen to you. everyone always says is it time for growth stocks or time for value stocks? you found a couple you say check both boxes? >> not only check both boxes but all boxes. my whole theory is b