suggesting bulls that her manager might like to use to braid. you know you want to use sex semen again yet your. sex semen means only female carbs he's quite big enough that risen to listen to words you use on the bigger side when i have another one. it's a daughter proven and has very good functional characteristics. that makes little cars with no starters she can ride on. sperm selection is not allowed for humans but here it plays a big role stefan chooses sperm from the balls bottom and sinclair hoping it will make him the perfect dairy cows it comes that really. i can discuss it with jeff and ensure on the computer what we have in mind. i can try to prepare it with everything i have available. and there's a bit in the end though it's nature and what actually comes out you can never predict a 100 percent. back in the cornfield burned check in the wasps. sometimes you see them flying but i don't see any now. burned has found a neighboring field with electricity to use for his light trap has attracted any pests if he has his fine here. one corn

bulls can live up to 20 years this actually mature after about a year. bonum son bronze men will provide the latest new improved generation of sperm for these animals it's all about how well they can perform bones genetics are categorized into hereditary traits like how well his daughters would adapt to the milking machines humans are designing animals to fit machinery the genetic material can be ordered from a catalog. back in lower saxony then a store is slowly waking up but the battles family farm is already in full gear the asparagus season is the most important time of the year for hina he sells it directly with no middleman. the market stalls on the streets and the supermarket shelves have to be stocked all before opening time 253 with us now the family farm is now being run by the 4th generation bartell senior is in charge of supplying restaurants in hamburg. hina has to deliver his product for the same price regardless of his yield here being the last asparagus we harvest the harder it's going to be to keep harvest costs under control and if we g

suddenly out of the shadows flies this big pit bull. the guy takes his screwdriver and he kills the pitbull dog with it. the dog does not let go of his arm. it begins with a relationship the relationship about 104 pages in the novel between the guy in the dead pitbull in a way it was a dizzy journey disney journey sort of thing. he becomes delirious from the pain and infection. he names the dog. he goes to the toll booth at the turnpike. i didn't find anything particularly strange about it. to me it was the ultimate pitbull story. i was talking to a group of lawyers when the book came out. afterwards i'm shaking hands. some guy comes up and says he said who told you about the pitbull. he said who told you about the pitbull. who told you about the pitbull. i said i just made that up. he proceeds to tell me the story he lives in a very nice neighborhood he is walking to his golden retriever might need his own business out of the blue one of the neighbors has a pit bull dog leaps the fence and breaks the padlock and does something. chargin

. -- bull territory.l initial jobless claims put a stop to the rally or will they shrug off the numbers? one market is perhaps telling a different story. the dollar is steady in today's session. gains, someg some optimism ahead of the opec-plus meeting in oil. generally a bit of a risk-on tone across markets. bloomberg first word news. vicena: former u.s. president joe biden is the presumptive democratic nominee for president after bernie sanders suspended his campaign. he thanked supporters for helping create an unprecedented grass-roots movement. stays says he will on the ballot to help democrats closer to his vision. oil gaining as top producers appear to be nearing a deal, russia saying it is prepared to cut by 1.6 million barrels a day. an opec-plus meeting will be held later to discuss the cuts. algeria holds the rotating presidency of the cartel. when they announced their emergency rate cut in march, fed officials already were talking about a new program to cushion the economy, according to the min

well some call it a key part of the country's cultural heritage others brutality against animals bull fighting has long been a controversial part of spanish life and now the controversy is set to grow the industry is asking for a bailout. this is what many tourists come to spain for to see torpedos fighting bulls the country holds 2000 of these contests every year but because of the corona pandemic stadiums are currently closed and do breeders like we don't know martine are warning the crisis could finish off the entire bullfighting industry he has 80 bulls on his ranch raising them costs $5000.00 euros each but if they don't go to the arena they'll go to the slaughterhouse where their meat is worth no more than $700.00 euros. homosexual a perfect world will do that we are one of the most important cultural events for this country we have never received subsidies from the state but now it is time for them to help us it's time for us to receive something good for all that do fighting industry has given to the state. in fighting has existed in spain since at least roman times the consti

as we ask ourselves the question whether this is a bull market trap for u.s.ether investors yesterday were taking signals to deal with coronavirus and whether there was a short recovery, that short covering, walk us through the cases in new york. annmarie: the big question is if this is a turning point at the epicenter or not. the infection rate the last three days in a row has been lower, tapering off. at the same time, we still had yesterday in new york state the deadliest day in terms of the pandemic here. with 731 fatalities. every devastating number. andrew cuomo said thes social distancing is working. possibly that one encouraging statistic, giving a glimmer of hope. cuomo did also say to begin to start thinking about restarting life, not exactly doing it, but maybe start to think about restarting life as we knew it before the lockdown. nejra: on that point about the trump administration as well, the opening of the economy back up, people familiar saying they are working on a plan. what do we know in terms of testing? annmarie: it would be all about test

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market we're not in a bull market, are we >> you don't want to call it a bull market.e're not in a bull market this could -- i don't think it is i think there's thing that's interesting that's happening here i think that within the next couple weeks -- the market is telling me it believes in the optimistic case. i'm going to side with that and not have my own opinion, but you could easily call this a bear market when you look at the biggest -- >> got to jump in. -- >> moving in the stock market, most of them occur within the context of a bear market rally this could easily be that. i'm encouraged by it but for someone to call it a bull market, i don't think so. >> and don't think i did the struck has struck 3:00 jim, thank you very much rachel, great to spend the hour with you "the closing bell" begins now. >> tyler, thank you. welcome, everyone. i am sara eisen here

some people call the sport b barbaric and like to see this crisis bring bull fighting to the end.people inside the industry are upset, asking for hundreds of millions of dollars in bailout money from the spanish government which like many other governments around the world clearly has more pressing priorities. this could be a moment where this dwindling popularity of this sport gets really, really, really pressurized for the participants in the months to come. at the end of the season that has been canceled, there could be a size mick shift in the way bull fight something perceived in spain. msnbc's special coverage will continue after this break. don't go away. my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify, voted product of the year. it works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. gum detoxify, from crest. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair®. we've got the retinol that gives you results in one week. not just any retinol. accelerated retinol sa. one

stops i couldn't see the woman clutching as i stood waiting for the bulls i couldn't see that no onewould sit next to me on the bulls i couldn't see men glaring at me i couldn't see people in cowls craning their necks to stare at me i couldn't see the people from the tops of the bruises pointed at me and laughing at me i couldn't see them hocking phlegm and spitting at me from the bull's eye couldn't see the police watching me all the police cars slowing down deliberately as they passed i couldn't see the cars accelerating as i crossed the road. things are. powerful powerful reading your work is poetic and beautiful even as you're telling arrowing tales and stories about what happened to you i want to share what your work means to some people this is tony mason on twitter who says just finished my name is why it is a perfectly written harrowing thought provoking and shocking read how wonderful to see the kid that went through all of this as he is today but put that to one side for a moment because earlier you mentioned that you're not alone in this in a way you mention some documenta

the s&p 500 yesterday in a technical bull market. gains.nt to further the 10 year yield dipping slightly, a bit of steadiness in the dollar and oil continuing its gains ahead of the opec-plus meeting today. turning to the fed, minute show the central bank was buying time when it made an emergency rate cut in mid-march, so it could introduce new programs to fight the impact of the coronavirus outbreak. policymakers saw gathering downside risk as warranting a forceful response according to a record of their unscheduled meeting. later today we get u.s. jobless claims for the weakening april 4 and the number is expected to be extraordinarily high again come up to 5 million people filing for unemployment benefits. great to have you with us this morning, thanks for joining. the s&p 500 in a technical bull market, you are overweight u.s. equities. is that despite the fact that a lot of people are saying we are yet to find a bottom in the u.s. equity market? yes, it's really hard to find the bottom, so that's not what we are trying to do. trying to

indonesia entered bull market territory along with korea.1.5%. ♪ ♪ yousef: this is "bloomberg daybreak: middle east." fightingris johnson is coronavirus. the crisis may be easing in some virus hotspots. asian markets are also -- this morning. manus: oil has resumed the gains on signs the world's

one of the last regions to do so is the u.s., europe and southeast asia enter bull markets. u.s. futures up close to 0.9%. jakarta is coming online. an hour ago they see a repeat of 50,000 --ing to 15,000. take a look at the kospi. we are focused on samsung earnings. samsung warning of a profit slide as this virus squeezes the tech industry. samsung shares largely after the results came out unchanged. we are watching out for the singapore jobless numbers coming out this hour. 2.6%, an 11 year high. we see this recovery momentum coming back in offshore chinese stocks. the moving average yesterday when things close, and we are higher here today. bank of china among them. dollar-yen, a little strength. and some strength for the korean won. oil remains the story, but take a look at volatility. when it comes to oil contracts, we are leapfrogging of june to july and seeing wild gyrations. we have bounced back after wti auched $10, but we lost quarter of the value when it comes to crude. it looks like volatility will continue. into julywill roll with the spread of the june and july cont

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it chronicles that final championship run, that final time together with the bulls. was a trying year. we all were trying to enjoy that year knowing that it was coming to an end. i was hoping that, you know, the beginning of the season it basically started when jared kraus told phil he could go 82-0 and he would never get the chance to come back. and, you know, knowing that i was -- i married myself to him, you know, obviously, and if he wasn't going to be a coach, obviously i wasn't going to play. so phil started off the year by saying, this is the last dance, and we played it that way. so mentally, it just kind of -- it tugged at you throughout the course of the year, you know, but this had to come to an end, but it also centered our focus to making sure we end it right. so i mean, as sad as it sounded at the beginning of the year, we tried to rejoice and enjoy the year and finish it off the right way. >> and it was quite a year and the docu-series really profiles that and also goes back and sees -- we see a young michael jordan. i loved seeing your mother and see

bulls went for their third straight championship.eled that season the last stance. >> phil called it the last dance. before the season started. we were all free agents after the year ended. because it was the third straight year trying to win a which ha championship. everybody was exhausted. i remember fatigue. he was all over the map. some days didn't show up to practice. it felt like the end. and we found a way to get it done. >> that won that title. closest thing to real sports. nba horse challenge. the utah jazz took on the bulls in the finals. come on. behind the back. he can't match that. playing inside in his private gym. which always helps. with the ball spinning on his finger. calmly up and under behind the back board. your nba horse challenge king. football news. 49ers tail back signed 1 year tender worth $3 million. a free agent. blazing speed with fumbling too far last year. this doesn't guarantee a roster spot. niners have three more returning. he might get traded. coronavirus doesn't care how big or strong you are. denv

bulls went for their third straight championship.k season labeled that season the last stance. >> phil called it the last dance. before the season started. we were all free agents after the year ended. because it was the third straight year trying to win a which ha championship. everybody was exhausted. i remember fatigue. he was all over the map. some days didn't show up to practice. it felt like the end. and we found a way to get it done. >> that won that title. closest thing to real sports. nba horse challenge. the utah jazz took on the bulls in the finals. come on. behind the back. he can't match that. playing inside in his private gym. which always helps. with the ball spinning on his finger. calmly up and under behind the back board. yourllews. 49ers tail back signed 1 year tender worth $3 million. a free agent. blazing speed with fumbling too far last year. this doesn't guarantee a roster spot. niners have three more returning. he might get traded. coronavirus doesn't care how big or strong you are. denver broncos line backer

that's me and the bulls. you are the new king and good luck man, he did not disappoint either. >> you mentioned the dream team, that apparently is going to be part of the focus of the next episode. that '92 team arguably the best sports team ever assembled regardless of you and larry and michael jordan and these guys. before that you hadn't played with like. when you played with him in '92, how did that change your view of michael jordan >> well, it started really our friendship we really started -- we played jump cards every night together we worked out in terms of when we have practice i shot with him, whether it was jump shots or free throws. it really brought us closer together as friends. then craig, you know, when you can have michael jordan on your fast break, i could throw it anywhere, he was going to go get it and right-hand side, man, on the fast break, i could throw it anywhere, he was going to go get it and dunk it, man. the highlight reel that he provided, all those moves that he did on the dream

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they hated the chicago bulls. they were the big bullies on the block.y didn't highlight how the day before they had swept the pistons is when michael jordan called the pistons bad champions, bad for basketball. so those kind of things weren't really shown. it was just a walk-off with isaiah thomas and the pistons. that's the only thing that's really debatable. i think he looks great in the documentary, personally. >> stephen, we appreciate you, man, and your insight as always. we'll see you on espn, my friend. >> all right, my buddy. take it easy. >> you can see the next two episodes of "the last dance" sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on espn and they will be available outside the u.s. on netflix. in our next hour, scott burrell, a member of that legendary bulls championship team, he is going to join us live. >>> coming up, we have our "play of the day." we'll be right back. what does it mean to be a good neighbor? it means being there for each other. that's why state farm is announcing the good neighbor relief program we know our customers are driving less

inevitably, in a new bull market, you get a leadership rotation. i think the leadership rotation andtarting to show here, that is a very healthy sign for the market in general. if the market was ultimately going to go back down to these new lows, you would still see ensivesces -- def outperforming, and that is starting to shift, as we see financials doing better. been speaking, financials the leaders today, up 6%, the best performer of all the major sectors within the s&p 500. my thanks to andrew slimmon from morgan stanley in us that management. -- investment management. headlines from new jersey, reporting an additional 198 deaths, bringing the total to 1700. they are also reporting an virusonal 3748 positive tests. we hear from andrew cuomo and then new jersey, these headlines continue to trickle over right around this time. in the meantime, let's get some other headlines with the first word news with mark crumpton. mark: now is not the time to relax the u.k. lockdown. that today from foreign secretary dominic raab. the deathe nationa toll is ri

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this is the cathedral of bull fighting.plaza de los toros. 25,000 people come here dozens of times a year to watch hundreds of bulls essentially getting slaughtered in the middle of this arena. this is a $5 billion industry here in spain. we've been hearing from matadors, the tailors and breeders of these animals all asking for money from the government. $700 or so million. this arena is really a stand-in. we've seen the cancellation of the olympics, soccer tournaments across europe, tennis tournaments, golf. all these huge sports canceled. the difference with bull fighting, it divides opinion. there's people here in spain who would be very happy if bullfighting never returned after the coronavirus pandemic. >> willem marx in madrid, thank you. what a sight to see. chuck, back to you. >> thank you, katy. >>> coming up -- as more and more people are recovering from covid-19, we're looking at the potential long-term impact that the virus could have on their health. one of the lingering side effects for recovering patients. .

there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain you, but to educate, teach you, put it in context call me 1-800-743-cnbc tweet me @jimcramer. this market is so desperate for good news that buyers are willing to grasp even the thinnest of reeds which is why the averages were able to war today. the dow which gained 470 points, s&p advancing 2.28%. it's hard to find a positive button >> house of pleasure >> the nasdaq gaining 1.72%. all right, what happened okay, this morning president trump told us he's brokering a deal between russia and saudi arabia so they'll stop flooding the world with oil that will help the price of crude to rebound back to the '20s and trigger a short rally in the stock market. one that couldn't be taken down by the shroud of gloom even as the shroud kept trying to take it down. intermittently until being ripped from t

and espn has incredible documentary coming up on sunday on michael jordan and the bulls.ring steve kerr long before anybody knew he was going to become this great coach with the warriors. kerr on "the last dance" next in sports. my skin hurt, i felt gross. but then i started cosentyx and i haven't really had to think about it. real people with psoriasis... look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen... or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. ask your dermatologist about cosentyx. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> now abc7 sports with larry beil. >> good evening, everybody. long before he was winning championships as coach of the warriors, steve kerr was part of the chicago bulls dynasty, and this sunday espn will be airing a documentary on mj and the final year of the bulls' three-peat called "the

what we are trying to do is make sure people that get that virus is a very small bull's-eye down here who have to enter the hospital system. if we can keep the elderly population, the medically fragile, if we can keep them from getting this, they are the ones that are going to be more susceptible to needing a hospital bed, to needing an icu bed, a ventilator, and that critical care for days and days potentially for many of those individuals. so we are trying to make sure we get that big target funneled down to an amount of people that we can handle with our existing hospital bed space, but also ramp up for the surge that is coming with extra beds, reopening these old facilities, ordering the pods we are talking about. homer is here and he can answer any questions on equivalent supplies of facilities. we have turned over every rock and we continue to do that on shuttered facilities, looking at convention center sites for mobile hospitals and other things. it also looking at staffing. a hospital bed doesn't do you any good if you don't have a ventilator or have somebody to take care of

now this bull had a disease. i can't remember, tuberculosis were crooked mouth disease but it was a very prized ball and one he brought it home, he had a party, like a fair in his farmyard and invited all the neighbors to seek this bull, has a number of tables taken and put out in the yard and everybody brought some food so the tables were full of food and people would play games that they could make up one of the games they told me was the men would bet on how many eggs they could lay on the back of the book before one started to fall off a big bowl. so my grandfather was in a heyday, this was the peak of his career because he was able to show off this bull and think about the benefits he could have using the bull to make us get bigger and better as far as the meat they would produce. when he got the decision from he had this disease, he lost all control. then the state took control and it was before current science new how to handle so his firm had to. when the herd was destroyed, and have the money money to ma

in the great bull market, tony dwyer joins us. are we reaffirming the bull market you have been so correct on? know, back in january on january 20, we downgraded our view on the market thinking the enthusiasm, the valuation, the chase of stocks higher had become a bit excessive. then you went into the panic that we had and once you got as panicked as you are, it is rare that you get into that extreme and oversold condition and a crash. it has been extraordinary historically to see this kind of 34% drop in a month and a 25% gain in a few weeks. front of your ingenuity that we will see monday morning, how are you reallocating in the sectors in the market? we went backery into a study. -- it is very weird. we went back into a study. to your point earlier, the economic backdrop is not good. it is not getting better. forbearance for mortgages, real estate non-payments, underpinnings of levered credit are not working real well. what your question exactly addresses, typically enable market when it starts, in the last two cycles coming ma

record for the most point score in a playoff game he not 63 for the chicago bulls into the 1st round series against the boston celtics while team would go on to lose their series $30.00 jordan's record still stands in the history books also receive the presidential of medal of freedom in 2016 for barack obama but if you go over to the race track 2000 a democrat patrick became the 1st female driver ever to win an indy car series patrick driving for andretti rick green racing won the indy japan 300 at twin ring then 26 year old finish a 200 lap or even a 6 seconds ahead of helio is sure to turn racing in 20 teen. soccer is alive and well in very few countries and in tajikistan their top soccer league is already its 3rd week of play and featured a tough battle it's global and long and stadiums again but that didn't really stop on bringing the heat early free kick from beyond the box finds its way to strike here part is part. and draws the 1st blood in the 8th minute the shot is a pretty stunning one and by kyle. he has a chip it goes right past the coke keepers of their 31st minute corn

of bull you put it's not just the new bull not a month old bull not so that was to stop it takes place here. welcome back to cross talk where all things are considered i'm peter about a minute we're discussing the global energy markets. ok let's go back to you that glenn in the week and the 1st part of the program we put all of the focus on what's going on with that oil prices. demand and storage of its plays a very important role in all this but how does this change american hegemony in the as we enter the post corona. virus pandemic i mean there is a lot of people saying that that had to monic presence has been declining ever since its peak at the end of the cold war but now we have this because because energy has been a key element in the in the unit polar moment for for the washington consensus then and now that's been pretty much blown out of the water i mean we have no idea where the global economy is going to go and anyone that says we know that they don't know what they're talking about because we don't have an update of points i mean every country isn't going in a different di

after i bought the bulls he came to see me, said he'd like to be the general manager of the bulls. >>wasn't hiring somebody to win a personality contest. i wanted somebody who truly believed in building a team the way i wanted to and krause was the guy. >> to his credit, he did his job but jerry had the little man problem. he grew up little fat kid, not a lot of money. he was always the underdog. and he just couldn't control that part of him that needed credit. >> all the attention is going to michael and scottie and dennis and bill and krause was growing resentful about this. >> he was good. but he wasn't good enough to do it without michael jordan. >> "the last dance" debuts on espn in the u.s. at 9:00 p.m. on sunday night, and will be available outside of the u.s. on netflix. if that doesn't make you want to watch it, i don't know what will. >> i agree. >> i am all in on that. we'll be right back, everybody. in o eveso we can stillg a answer your calls. now. and we are monitoring our system 24/7 to ensure that we have a fast reliable network, keep the customers connected, and makin

-- in a bull and bear market?s understooandable value has outperformed in times of high interest rates. when interest rates are low, maybe that is because the economy is good usually. it is not good today. at least when interest rates are low, people are willing to take a chance on growth stocks. i think it is interesting that tech outperformed so much on the way up. it also outperformed on the way down. now we are going up again. i just looked this morning -- amazon is 5% higher than it was even before the virus hit. it is up 24% so far this year. these companies tend to be agnostic to the economy. they have the lowest correlation to economic indicators, to bond yields. they trade on their strong growth, their great products, their great brand names. if you look at their price to growth rate, it is in the middle of the range compared to the other sectors. it is interesting. the tech stocks are outperforming on the way up again. haidi: there is so little visibility going into this earnings season that if tech has

and now where are we what is this is this a bull market? we are 20% off the lows. mentioned this yesterday i got snarky remarks bob, it's three hours old, you can't call it a bull market. it's ridiculous. nobody ever invented these 10%, 20% correction and bull market and bear market rules, they were created over the last 30 years the fact is we're 20% off the lows i don't know probably it's too early to call it a bull market let's call it the markets in the middle for the time being. this is one enormous powerful rally, like the enormous powerful bear market that we experienced that took three weeks to get through guys, back to you. >> bob, thank you. bob pisani of course talking about the incredible move with the s&p up almost 3% this morning. guys, did want to get to at&t which came out with a long press release focused on the strong position and balance sheet and attractive liquidity as you guys well know, these are the days in which you're very much focused, if you're a company, on your balance sheet, on your liquidity, on what your leverage s maintaining flexi

about half of the s&p is now in a bull market, up 20% from its lows.ver. waiting to see what we will get out of the euro area finance ministers meeting. we get a bunch of supply coming online. the dollar extending its drop. the bloomberg dollar index looking at a daily drop of 1% and crude trying to find support. exxon mobil cutting by 30%. this raises the question of has the fed done enough, what more can they do? we have been asking this question all morning. they have taken steps to stem the pandemic -- to protect the public from the pandemic. earlier i spoke to steve schwarzman on the action the fed may have to take. steve: the fed will have to go from aaa's to full investing great is a big stretch. are out of their normal range. i think they will look at that with some skepticism. alix: joining me now is daniel tarullo, former fed governor. board ofmember of the governors responsible rate regulating financial institutions. will havenk the fed to expand its balance sheet more and by things like junk bonds? fed is i think the surely going to have to

the bull.n off the vacuum? turn off the vacuum! oh, great. i just got a message from the bull. >> it's "a late show with stephen colbert." tonight, earth dazed. plus, stephen welcomes nathan lane and chef jose andres. featuring jon batiste and stay homin.' and now, live on tape from a safe distance, it's stephen colbert. >> stephen: welcome to "a late show." i'm steve coalbert. happy earth day, everyone. today is a big one, because it's the 50th earth day! the big 5-0. and, i gotta say, earth's still looking great. she's just getting hotter every year, even with the receding glaciers and putting on a little water weight around the coastline. and earth is having kind of a moment right now because, with people staying home, the earth is turning wilder and cleaner, with reduced co2, better air quality, and animals roaming city streets. turns out the best present for earth day is the same as mother's day: time away from her children. just get all the unruly humans out of her hair so mother earth ca

a bull that produced the best month for the stock market in 33 years? i think we might have found out today. looks like 30 million. yep, just as we learned that we had the best rally since january of 1987, an admittedly inauspicious year, 1.2% is the slowest pace this month. we also got incredibly bad news. jobless claims bring it to 30 million over the past six weeks. no wonder the dow tumbled 288 points, nasdaq shed .28% today this was an explosive situation. the market was overbought. we have again another great depression with the unemployment number that is not confidence inspiring for me i don't know about you when we saw a great labor market before the pandemic, i'd still be concerned after the run from the bottom stocks had gotten too hot. we're now at plus 7.2%, the s&p range oscillator, the one i swear by it fell to bottom 20 anything above plus 5 is overbought 7.2 reading makes me concerned which is why we've been selling, selling, selling for my charitable trust, join action alerts.com club. >>> does this fire haveenough left in the embers t

it might already be in the next bull market. we are off already, which was 22.37. markets are playing out historically along the lines of what we see during a recession >> it may be even worse for small caps the s&p small cap 600 is down 30% in the last 90 days. the ones that pretty much have all their sales exposed to the u.s. economy they are not global in nature. is there any economy there or is it still too early >> i think it is probably too early on the small cap side. overall, we continue to market weight stocks here the dollar will continue to sag here growth companies are overweight here talking about that we'd underweight large cap value stocks are there certain parts of the market that remain uninvestable because there is no visibility of what is going to happen in the next couple of months? >> yeah. getting into the s&p 500, we'd underweigh some of those cyclical sectors materials, energy, industrials you started off the show talking about how oil is looking right now. so that still looks pretty grim. the defensive sectors, utility, health care. they ha

does it make sense, such a verlander return to bull market lant return to bull market?tried to rush things in the past few years, it would be a struggle, so it is good to see markets rebounding. on the other end, i do think the -- is is a little bit expecting a recovery in the late -- quarter, and a recovery in the second part of the year. the reason, the downside risk to that scenario and in that sense, gettingbe careful about too much exposure in equities at this stage. manus: jamie dimon warned of a bad recession. any echoes of 2008? we talked about counterparty risk in 2008. where is the systemic risk in the world today? sergio: first of all, of course you have risks on both sides. sense, its that in a could well be that we would see a very welcome v-shaped recovery. i don't think it is the case. you could see a severe downturn of the economy. i don't think anyone is in a position to call what will happen. uncertainty will be the main driver for the future, for the near future for the markets, and also together with fear. think it ise, i very difficult to make a for

there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain you, but to educate, teach you. call me 1-800-743-cnbc tweet me @jimcramer. >>> look at that virus could soon peak in new york city. we've already seen the apex in madrid italy is clearly over the hump that means buy storks. cover your shorts. the bull is backs today's run d 1627 points marking its best day in two weeks s&p soaring 7.03%. nasdaq 7.3%. can it really be this easy or does this represent too much optimism i think it's a bit of the latter wall street is a group of index buyers and traders when we care about the new number of coronavirus cases, number of hospitalizations and mortality rate index buying was so intense it moved stocks like they were play things now, does that mean we should buy the nasdaq when we have more ventilators, sell it if we don't have enough personal protecti

zach lavine and the bulls faced mike connelly and the jazz in the finals. connelly went off the back board, but lavine didn't fall. so that means 200 grand goes to the bulls charity. >>> this day in sports history, top five style. way back, 1906, timothy ward won the boston marathon at the age of 18. still the youngest winner in the marathon's history. and 1941, the only opening no hitter. and tennis great arthur ashe retired months after he had heart by pass surgery at the age of 36. 2003, michael jordan said good bye to basketball as a member of the wizards. he scored 15 points in philadelphia. and on this day, 65 years ago, bosch was born. and great video from a monastery in spain. the nuns had a full court game in the courtyard. apparently, the sisters don't like dribbling, don't like playing defense. 2.6 million viewed that on twitter. it's a whole new meaning, ken and elizabeth, to the three point prayer. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every we

there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain you, but to educate, teach you. call me 1-800-743-cnbc tweet me @jimcramer. let's play ball. major league baseball is gearing up for the season that starts next month with all the teams playing in phoenix. the cdc and national institutes of health are supportive even espn. even though there won't be any fans, it seems like we might return to some semblance of normalcy well, don't take me to the ball game, but have a ball game i think that's the perfect metaphor for today the market started strong, kind of excited about the baseball season dow up at 1.900 points i think the metaphor is actually wrong which is why we sold off hard in the afternoon. dow ended up closing off 26 points s&p dipping .16% it was quite a reversal. we're supposed to be in one of the saddest moments in history while we s

. >>> the tide turned from stock buybacks to issuance what it could mean for the next bull market. >>> we'll look at what steps companies should take to secure a successful opening stay with us here on "the exchange." >>> welcome back not just when and how that states have to consider, in terms of opening the economies, also the what. what are people willing to do to make this reopening happen cnbc's new states of play poll shows one thing is a clear priority and that is privacy to get a better idea of what steps people are and aren't willing to take to get back to work, bring in kayla tausche. >> the concerns on the coronavirus are largely shaped by political affiliation and clear take aways on voters in critical swng states view the economy. according to the latest exclusive cnbc and change research poll of late last week. respondents say they don't feel that the federal government is too extensive and pouring trillions of dollars into the economy, 52% of voters in these 6 battleground states that the federal government should be more aggressive. while concerns are shifting toward t

you can lookor not at a technical standpoint, we have a bull market.he banks, jp morgan and wells fargo and the news is larger loan provisions than expected in a long time. jamie dimon says the u.s. won't fully open until at least june. j&j put up a strong quarter. wells fargo is trading back down and jp morgan is just flat at this point. overall, risk on in the u.s. vonnie: we have the perfect guests. thank you, abigail too little. a legendary investor has been noticing some interesting dynamics in the marketplace and we will get to him next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ york guyive from new johnson in europe. it's time for the latest bloomberg flash. bank of america has raised its price target for netflix to one of the highest. b of a is calling for shares to hit $460. is theonavirus pandemic perfect storm for the streaming service. netflix has strong content with stay-at-home orders suspending sports league and shut it -- and shuttered movie theaters. in china, shipments of the apple iphone rebound last month as they roamed -- as they rose 19% in march.