that's by definition, what a bull market is a bull market. they're going a straight line and it has a temper to pull back on fear or you know, something or an election or whatever. but then at the end of the day that people like me who run money, have to have new money come in to our shop. and we said, well gosh, what are we going to do here? are we going to sit on this cat? so that's 12 months and under perform the market, or are we going to buy things that we think are going to go up in value because they're, they're not correctly price. so yeah, please, we're going to have temperature correction. but if you're an investor in stocks and you're afraid of a 10 percent correction, that then you're never going to make any money in stock. because there's only really 5 or 8 days out of the 20 days in a whole year that provide all the gains. everything else is sideways, up and down. and if you're out of the market on monday or excuse me, on tuesday, you missed 700 points. that was, that was the largest move in almost a year. you can't play that ga

a runaway bull caused a bit of commotion in new york.e point, even briefly shutting down a major highway. >> it was reportedly escaped from a local slaughter house and was part of a sacrifice at a celebration when it bolted out of there. >> new york's long island, that's bull. just kidding. at last report, that bull was still on the loose and it will go to a sanctuary once it's captured. >>> finally, what would a "that's wild" segment be without a check in florida. >> you could probably have a whole segment of "what's wild" in florida. police were called to remove an alligator from a shopping mall in largo. two officers managed to restrain and apprehend the little guy. >> that's you how i get pulled out of a shopping center, after i shop until i drop. and they're like, no more. no more. >> it is small enough to just pick up with your ha the reptil released with no charges. maybe he was going to the rain forest cafe. that's just rude. okay? this is an equal opportunity mall for everyone. >> i think the officers in florida double as animal

and it's when you're in a bull market, particularly wrote only 2 years into a new bull market. there's typically a point where everybody's is on one side of the canoe and everybody's a little bit too long and they need to readjust and all you need is a skill. so yeah, it's the marion, let's yourself $50000000.00 of this and $20000000.00 of that and it sort of builds on each other. and then there's all the electronic trading. remember 95 or a 98 percent of the training on monday was electronic. there's no guys down in the pitts go and, you know, get me for the vibe of that. so it's the whole combination of this. me that, hey, it was a data come double, you know what? it was a buying day because we came right down to support that 50 day moving average, which is what a healthy bull market does. and we were buying going into that close because you know what, we made money doing that almost every time we went to cash in march, as you know, in february of last year, that was a whole different thing because the pandemic was coming. but now we're in the sort of the pandemic of the, of

end the secular bull markets.hey tend to die when interest rates get jacked up substantially. i don't see that happening. at the margin are interest rates going to rise? yeah, at the margin. it will not be enough to derail this secular bull market. charles: what about in your note you said use options to capitalize on the record high sku? for folks, i think a lot of people know more of the vix, not necessarily sku, playing options off of it. we love learning. share that with our audience? >> well i came into this business making markets in options that was before were any cboe or any options exchanges. so i've been, i don't really trade options. if you try to trade, buy and sell options i promise you over a long cycle you will lose money. i use options when i buy a stock and it goes up to a level i think it will stall for a while, i tend to sell the short term out of the money calls, which is what we do at capital wealth planning. it is actually a very good strategy because you're able to generate five to% income

please tell us what's going on with this bull. >> well, i had already heard that bulls love magic.nted to do a magic trick for the bull. >> anthony: mm-hmm. >> it turns out this bull absolutely hated magic. >> anthony: we can tell. we can tell. >> i -- i spent a weekend in the hospital after this with a broken wrist, broken rib, and concussion. but the footage turned out great, so it was a win/win. [ applause ] >> anthony: more of johnny knoxville when we come back, guys. >> announcer: portions of "jimmy kimmel live!" are brought to you by youtube tv. watch live tv with unlimited dvr and more. no cable box required. try it free. ♪ grass looks great, zeus! hey could you maybe trim the hydrangea too? sure thing, kevin. do you want me to do the boxwoods as well? no. finding the right person for the job isn't always easy... ...but when you have an insurance question, you can always count on your local geico agent. they can give you personalized advice and could help you save hundreds. hey medusa! let's boogie. for expert help with all your insurance needs, get to know your local geico

powerful secular bull market. as i said, they tend to last or 15 or 20 years and sometimes longer. i think people should be invested. if you go out and scratch most individual investors, they are bearish, and they are sitting on cash. they are invested in their pension plans, but in terms of investing their own cash, a lot of them are sitting on way too much cash. >> charles: it frustrates the heck out of me, i got to tell you. you said a weak dollar is a headwind for equities. i thought it was net-net positive for equities certainly than multinationals. if the dollar starts to break down more here, would you make big changes in the composition of your portfolio? >> no, not really because we're in a secular bull market that has years left to run. a stronger dollar is actually a very positive for stocks, but what you have is a bunch of foreign investors investing money in the u.s. because not only do they have a rising stock market, but they've got a rising currency to boot with it. so i'd rather see a rising dolla

bitcoin bulls coming into full force.n europe, the ecb will start a potentially heated today meeting later with officials meeting to decide how their monetary strategy affects near-term policy. the central bank raises in -- inflation goal to 2% this month and pledged should be first for -- forceful or persistent. let spring in manus cranny. -- let's bring in manus cranny. what's the mood now over at the ecb? are we expecting this to be an exciting meeting or will it be boring, technical implicate -- limitation of this new target? -- implementation of this new target? manus: they are hoping for something more exciting. it will be divided. this is what christine lagarde does best, a coalescing of mind around the common good. for me, it's a rrr. the european side. it's about a revision to language. raising the bar on that commitment to get above 2%. we will perhaps get more understanding about what running hot means at this institution. the european central bank raising the bar on transitory. we are going into this meeting w

jon, i'm sorry, it is a bull market. that's what it is.we have talked so much about getting where the bond market will be, what it will mean for the market. we have a lot of people come on programs and talk about active management is going to be so important this year. tom: i think it had a lot to do with windowdressing, june 30. i think they are behind, and the moon on amazon and the rest of it i think had a lot to do with it. jonathan: we will catch up with the biggest bull on wall street. before we get there, some stocks. >> this is a bull market. the latest leg of that bull market was driven by those big cap tech stocks. at least for today, there is a little bit of a break down there. whether this is a longer-term breakdown or a little bit of profit taking, it's going to take a few more days, may be a few more weeks, to find out. apple down in the premarket, similar story for amazon and microsoft. all three of those names are of double digit percentages -- up double digit percentages over the last five or six week alone. when we talk a

that is a bull market. jonathan: it is, and this equity market is close to an all-time high again. 20 on the s&p, advancing zero point 5%. talked a lot about the bond market. 10 years south of 1.30%. take a look at credit, and high-yield credit, and the issuance that has come through this market. there's a difference between choppy waters and a threat to this bull market. we are always thinking about the shark closest to the boat, and oftentimes the storm clouds on the horizon. carnival came to market this week and issued seven your debt with a 4% coupon. back in the spring of 2020, that was 11.5%. that is a massive turnaround, and that as the company faces some real risk through the summer. think about what that money is being used for. what are they raising money for? ? to pay down the debt that they raised at 11.5% last spring. so these creditors, these companies coming to market, they are issuing debt at much lower interest rates. they are using it to strengthen the balance sheet as well. i think that i

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, just trying to make money. my job isn't just to entertain you but to teach call me at 1-800-743 cramer. we can argue whether netflix still counts as a growth stock after that not so hot parlor game meme stocks, amc the troubled group that just gave the ceo the chairman job. but after just an incredibly swell day for the bulls dow gaining 286 points, s&p climbing 282%, nasdaq jumping .92%. i want to tip my hat to a company that's doing everything right and showing you what doing it right means in this market. i'm talking about chipotle which surged 11.5% today on a fabulous quart ter. it shows you why individual stock picking still matters and why it's easier than most experts would have you believe we knew chipotle was gettable because i was telling you it was headed to $2,000 at the last 200 odd points it's up $181 at this pace it won't take long to hit my estima

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 i'm trying to make you money my job, not just to entertain you, but to educate and teach. call me or tweet me @jimcramer this is a macro market where stocks go up or down based on the strength of the overall economy and the performance of individual companies, called the microeconomy, is often lost in the shuffle. but how the heck do we predict where the economy is headed? if you're a money manager, you have been taught pretty much from day one, as i was, to watch the bond market for clues about where stocks are going now, i'm always pointing out that the bond market, which i know is incredible boring, the bond market is larger than the stock market, more important, bond yields are tells. that means they can tell you, say, when stocks are overpriced. which brings me to today's session. you couldn't tell from the averages with the dow inching up 54 points, s&p declini

all you needed was one bull match.l fire. >> it follows michael jordan and the chicago bulls during the championship season of 1998. if gave us insight into one of the greatest basketball players of all time. the director knew this was something special. >> it was so like a privilege. you were seeing stuff that was -- like an urban legend come to life. >> he wasn't really a nice guy. he may have been a tirabbit. >>> that's tu. >> i wanted to win buttiped him to know as well. lt was the end of an almost 14-year journey of covering the bulls. >> steve kerr plays a big part in the last dance. you can stream the series starting monday on espn plus. plus. >> the risk of lightning out there, there's that warning r warning area shaded in red. we'll watch some energy moving in from the south later on in the day. any activity that could potentially develop tomorrow evening. tomorrow mainly in the 50s approximate. 57 the low in san jose. watch for that chance. a chance is there for a thunderstorm tomorrow afternoon. otherwise a

red bull accused hamilton of "gamesmanship", alledging the briton drove so slowly in front of sergiote to start his final lap. hamilton's first run was quick enough for pole ahead of mercedes team mate valterri bottas and max verstappen, who he crashed into last time out at silverstone. the dutchman's fans booed hamilton loudly afterwards. i have never booed any team before in any other sport because it's just not in my character, but of course i want one team to win more than others, but i have seen that it, we have grown up around it, we know what it is, but... we do have to be so careful with our words, particularly as there are young kids watching. and before we go... a special part of any olympic journey, is when you finally arrive home to be greeted by your loved ones. and if there were gold medals for hugs, they'd surely go to helen glover's 3 little ones. the two—time olympic champion was rowing at her final olympics and although she narrowly missed out on a medal, her remarkable comeback to get to tokyo, has been inspirational and at the end of it all, there's no place like

the unrest that's been bull that followed weeks of growing violence. as the taliban fill the void left by us troops. the security situation is stretching. government forces to their limits, forcing many people to try to leave the country. desperate and looking for way out . hundreds, gather at this close border crossing between afghanistan and pakistan with whatever they can carry. quite the hood. there's a war going on between the government and the taliban. on the other side, the border is closed. they have to stop fighting and let us go through. so we can go home, that's the best battles between afghan forces and tell a band fighters have escalated across the country in recent weeks. there really is challenges to cover this kind of story on friday award winning photo journalist dennis should iq was killed, new spin bull dogs crossing. he was embedded with special forces when the military attempted to regain control of the crossing. it's an economic lifeline for southern afghanistan, a crucial artery for exporting farm goods. controlling it would be

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 isn't just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. let's tall it the great american snag, yeah, the snag it's that moment where we realize that we're not going to have a roaring 20s style boom because a third of the country refuses to get vaccinated and their intransigence is snagging the whole economy. the dow 25 points, advancing .20%, nasdaq gaining .3%. a good show. we are seeing classic signs of worry about the durability of this recovery. if you go back to a little over a year ago, it felt like we were on the eve of a second great aggre depression as most companies connected to travel and leisure were forced to shut down we have never seen anything like that in living memory. everybody believed there was no quick fix, it could

nobody is talking about the great rotation out of fixed income and into equities we had a 39-year bull market in bonds. when are we seeing moves out of bonds and rick santoli, i don't know if he is right or wrong but that just only ee lwe ee log 80s. -- i think there is a long oneway in equities by the way, i don't believe you will a the survey stuff that people are negative. i mean, if you ---en oh the survey side, the best gauge of a customer's invite terms of their sentiment is talk to them. and i don't think we've talked to enough clients. if i talked to my clients, they're all -- everyone is nervous. nobody wants to jump on the bull market wealth management, high net worth people put money to work that's the strength of the money going forward. that's where the cash comes from. >> what's your target for next year on the s&p? >> for 2022 we haven't put out a target we usually do that the fourth quarter. that's been our process for 30 years. and just like we published our 2021 target in november, we'll see where that goes. i think 2022 could be bumpier. but let's -- you know we're d

jeff, we highlighted the bear case, the bull case. the bears won yesterday.obody cares what i think. what do you think? >> sully, i don't think you can give too much credit to the bears. i still think they are sleeping. let's look at the option market. we saw the vix not even go over 25. that's the fear index. when you see the option premiums evaluated, there wasn't the scare. the sense of uncertainty it was in the market the prevailing under current with the vix a year ago on march 23rd with the low. with the s&p under 2,200 it has gone up 100%. the vix up 85, that was fear you did see uncertainty. we talked about how spot-on scott minerd i was in the same camp you nothing feels and tastes and smells better than the u.s. treasury when you see the uncer uncertainty. my point and i'm bullish, i think the consumer will overcome the delta variant. there is buying opportunities. i like looking at the airline t sector the cash is looking to gobble up any pullback >> i can't speak for the country. i can't speak for what states are doing. i'm flying on sunday i have

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. >>> tonight on "fast," one of wall street's biggest bulls, and a man who has been dead-right about the direction of the market says today's sell-off is a great setup for a second half rally. tom lee is seeing the next big opportunity for your money >>> plus, we're trading the crude collapse energy stocks taking in today's sell-off should you buy this big pullback >>> and later, the ultimate safety trade burn top technician lays out the best place to hide if you think there is more selling ahead. welcome, everyone. we are live. courtney reagan in for melissa lee. the's lineup, guy adami, tim seymour, dan nathan, and jeff mills. we're going to start off with the massive sell-off on wall street it makes the most sense because stocks plunging today. the s&p 500 dropping more than a percent and a half the dow posting the biggest loss of the year. every single s&p sector finishing in the red new fears over rising cases of the delta variant, putting the reopening at risk. investors rushing to safety, sending the yield on the ten-year treasury to the lowest level since february, below 1.2.

you see this does come after a nice recent pop for the bulls. that stock hit an intraday all-time high last thursday. apple reported earnings on july 27th amazon, facebook, alphabet also lower to different degrees need flicks you mentioned was bucking the trend but just slipping into the retrend. the etf that tracks the semis edging lower here. it's on pace for its fifth straight losing session, the longest losing streak that etf since december if you pop open the hood the chip names that have pulled down the most from their highs, micron and universal display, on semiconductor. >> is it time to go small? joining us now is paul hickey, co-founder of the bespoke investment group paul, it's good to have you. the small stocks normally perform in sell-offs you tell me, you have all the stats. what do you think? >> they've been underperforming for quite some time. you look at the open today, the russell was down 10% from its high back in the late winter, earlier this year. so it's just entering that typical threshold for a correction territory if you

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what i would say is that this cyclical bull market that we're in now as part of the bigger secular bull market, a lot of the returns have been pulled forward because it was the shortest recession ever. we stimulated the heck out of the economy and did pull forward some of the returns and some of the demand >> mike, i appreciate it as always i know you're viewers do as well generous with your time today. we appreciate that >> thanks, scott >> that's mike wilson of morgan stanley >> a lot of viewers and listen esper might be experience willings widespread difficulty trying to access certain websites especially financial ones we have a lot of reports of major websites down what appears to be a widespread outage in certain parts of the internet. a lot of cloud-based servers telling clients that they are having issues trying to right-to-left resolve. we've heard reports on social media that key websites from places like fidelity and schwab also experiencing difficulties as well. not allowing people to log into some of the platforms. so, again, this is affecting a number of website, some repo

full red bull and mac smith stuff and the austrian g. p is a race on home test, not least because of thousands of orange clad dutch fans supporting the man starting in pole position. his team mates says your pet is enjoyed a tough stop to the race dropping down several spots as lando norris pushed him wide and lapped for the mclaren driver and himself a 5 2nd penalty for the maneuver. norris stayed competitive trading places with lewis, hamilton on numerous occasions as the 2 britons went head to head for 3rd place. the then in a ram move hamilton, let teammate voluntary bosses through who was deemed the foster of the 2 with 20 laps to go. the fin had to settle for 2nd though, while norris claimed 3rd ahead of hamilton. race leader mac smith, step in cruise to victory with a cushion of almost 18 seconds. but that was late drama, further down the grid as the veteran pac kimmy rake, an unsurpassed and settled crashed on the final lap. but it was party time for the dutch friends who celebrated the stephens 4th when in 5 races. taking him 32

some bull convention which protects women against violence. we will be returning to sin. and once that she is clear to us, i now china's governing communist party has been celebrating the 100 anniversary of its founding, addressing crowds in tenant men's in beijing. president changing paying hales china is reversible course away from colonial humiliation. while she prays the party for raising incomes and restoring national pride, he failed to mention its historic failures. katrina, you are a for some beijing in the early hours of morning, 70000 people gathered in beating him square to mark the 100 anniversary of chinese communist party. youth choir sang revolutionary ballads, while fighter jets and helicopters flew overhead. it was a well choreographed display of nationalism and power to formed with precision president. she didn't ping addressed the crowds, saying the party had transformed china from a backward we country into a strong water one. the fishing that we have brought about historic revolution to the problem of absolute poverty in china. and we are now marching

the red bull driver got thejump on lewis hamilton off the line and led comfortably to the end. by a point, to 33. imran sidat was watching. they say the formula 1 season is a marathon and not a sprint. but with an expectant crowd of around 100,000 packed into silverstone, all eyes were on lewis hamilton as the inaugural sprint race to decide pole position made its bow. after topping qualifying on friday, hamilton was at the front of the grid, but as has been the case for much of the season, the red bull of max verstappen has been just that little bit quicker. the dutchman storming out of the blocks as he seized the early advantage. how crucial would that prove to be? 17 fast and furious laps lay ahead, with sergio perez first to feel the frantic nature. hamilton has endured a tough campaign so far, but the seven—time world champion couldn't catch his nearest rival. the new experiment to bring more excitement to race weekends ends in familiarfashion, with max verstappen taking his consecutive podium. lewis hamilton chased max verstappen all the way today and crossed the line 1.4

as you know, we're shifting seasonality here, the bulls are going to begin to lose some of the upward has an upward bias. that is dissipating now. so we're going to have to fight. i think if we can keep that ten year yield above the 2.25, and hopefully keep it above -- i'm sorry, 1.25 or 1.30, it'll be fine >> yeah. you know, there is certainly still a little bit of sensitivity to your point about what exactly the pace of the economy is moving at right now we have this consumer sentiment number, a little bit of a down side surprise still concern about inflation, and maybe it's manifest and you've commented on this, about how the market has actually had some pretty poor participation by the average stock, measures have been falling away a little bit, not keeping pace with the s&p 500 itself is that something that's always a matter of concern or just another way that the market kind of metabolizes things? >> well, i -- as an old foggy, let me tell you i look to see a broader participation. that's the old the tide raises all boats. if it's a narrow breath, michael, us old folks tend to w

bulls will also say look a at etherium.a heroic fall from grace, but it's still, for a lot of the proponents, the type of volatility you should expect, and they would be very happy with the year-over-year results. t if you asked them, this is where they would be. >> karen, you own bitcoin, so i assume you believe the bull case is intact, and doesn't this just prove bitcoin is primarily traded on sentiment? >> yes i mean, what's involved in sentiment, though? i think everything sort of trades on sentiment. but i think the sentiment here is there was sort of the fear of missing out for the institutions as it went up and up and up. i don't know if that's changed or if we're still going to see that money come in that's of interest to me but to the extent that bitcoin was seen as an inflation hedge and the fears of that inflation are dying, it would make sense that bitcoin would be dying down, or the need to own it. so i think that it's obviously a very, very volatile asset class. i'm long, i'm staying long every once in a while

i don't know if i can understand, mused lousy bull is usually see. didn't know newbert no say movement can surely know when it visit possible for the jewish he did it. i'm sure sure to see us moving totally dodgy with michelle, did i give you the senior? did it, did it, are you going to see it? i don't see to reduce your to a different phone or using them. the 1st isn't it was on the to me the soldiers only for sure. you question? yes, she largest gm i the special summer solutions edition with mag and stacy. and today we, well professor the, again, he's the author of the banking economic and the author of a brand new incident classic available for pre border right now. the new economics a manifest join me every thursday on the alex simon show. and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics, sport, business and show business. i'll see you then me. ah, today industries prefers millions of you know, the regulations will be all about making money. i think it's about a big corporation. international markets. import export. do you imagine the num

red bull dominate in front of their home crowd.n rome, the england men's squad has returned home to prepare for their first euros semi—final in 25 years. and brollies up, match abandoned at bristol, denying england a reply to sri lanka in their third one day international. hello and welcome to sportsday, welcome to the programme. lewis hamilton has a great deal of work to do if he wants a record eighth drivers world championship. red bull rival max verstappen has won his third grand prix in a row and is now 32 points ahead of hamilton as andy swiss reports. so, how is this for warm up back to? the austrian national anthem heavy metal style. as it turned out, following max was the order of the day, the championship leader charging into the distance while others were behind him and british started second but this earned him a time penalty and he was then passed by lewis hamilton. hamilton student had his own problems, damaging the floor of his car and his title hopes he slipped back to fourth with noris re—overtaking him to finish an

moose era of teddy roosevelt and bull moose era, that he ran on the progressive era, and so what happenedelection day, every member of the team was elected to their offices, but he lost, and he lost miserably to a fellow by the name of leo van tassel. van tassel was elected president, and he was elected that by an overwhelming margin. as everybody knows, these offices are popularity contest, and so it raises the question of why the most popular student at south high would lose and lose so terribly to somebody who was not that popular? well, it is because later revealed that his coach, a fellow by the name of coach geddings, his football coach called the other athletes into a room, and he said, i want you to torpedo that election, because ford is the captain of the team, of the football team, and he needs to be on the practice field, and he does not need to be wasting his time in student council meetings. the athletes took that to heart, and made sure that ford lost. he was an athlete, and ford made his name as an athlete. he was on the swim team at the ymca and on the track team at south

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 call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. i want you to be prepared to be overwhelmed! ♪ next week is the most important week of earnings season, and we're coming in hot. sizzling, thanks to the rallies from the bottom this week. wow, remember monday today, the dow gained 238 points, record highs that means there's no room for error. it's very easy to make mistakes through this period. what happens on monday tesla reports. i'm urging you to wait for the conference call, not just look at the headline numbers. we need a sense of how berlin is doing, the pickup truck, and how elon musk feels about, yes, the chinese government tesla is one of the few companies with a stock that is well off its highs but come tuesday, we hear from a bunch of big companies with stocks that are at or near highs. let's start with apple, okay we're going into a big launch, all the new models will support 5g, and there

and so the one that was left to him was in this bull moose era at teddy roosevelt and bull moose era,was going to run on the progressive ticket. and he put together a team. on election day, what happened was that every member of his team was elected to their offices but he lost, and he lost miserably to a fellow by the name of leo van tassel. van tassel was elected president and was elected by an overwhelming margin. as everybody knows, these always are popularity contests. and so it raises the question, why in the world did the most popular student at south high lose and lose so terribly to somebody who wasn't that popular? well, it was because later, revealed that his coach, a fellow by game of coach gettings, his football coach, called if other athletes into a room and said i want you to torpedo that election because ford is the captain of the team, of the football team, and he needs to be on the practice field. he doesn't need to be wasting his time in student council meetings. the other athletes took that to heart and went out and made sure that ford lost. ford was well-known as

mercedes will be hoping they've done enough to close the gap to red bull for this weekend's austrianeri bottas. the briton was more than two—tenths of a second quicker than championship leader max verstappen, who won last weekend's race at the red bull ring. holly smith has become the first woman for 45 years to be included in the great britain showjumping team for the olympic games. smith is named alongside harry charles as travelling reserve, while london 2012 gold medallists scott brash and ben maher are in the squad. and that's all the support from us for now. we will see you soon. we've got some big showers in the forecast for saturday, so be prepared. the skies could turn dark almost at any time, thunder and lightning is possible too, and even the possibility of flash flooding in some areas. so this is what it looks like early on saturday morning — warm and muggy in the south, 16 celsius, a little bit fresher further north. we'll see one band of rain moving northwards through the morning, already giving quite a lot of rain in an initial space of time, but then come the afternoo

four bulls players and one member of the management team returned positive covid tests. 0rganisers sayile, south africa's second test against georgia on friday is also being reviewed, after a number of players from both camps returned positive tests. england have been forced to select a completely new team ahead of their one—day series against pakistan after a coronavirus outbreak forced the entire squad into isolation. three players and four management staff tested positive, so 18 replacements have been called up to replace them. ben stokes returns to captain the side. chris silverwood is back as head coach. the first one day match is set to take place on thursday in cardiff. and that's all the sport for now. from me and the rest of the team, bye—bye. well, i think the weather's going to be a little bit better tomorrow. certainly quite a few showers around today, and earlier on, some really quite heavy rain with strong winds in southern areas of the uk. tomorrow, we'll see more blue sky. but at the moment, we're still in the wake of this low pressure which swept across the country ear

so people stopped visiting our proposals and the bull. the vars like most hotels closed down for me. private film footage from august and september 1959 shows troops in paris and normandy, the start of world war 2. the camera also captured late. geneva seemingly untouched by the war, but the swiss were not truly unscathed. that was a very difficult time. my parents and uncles, my grandparents lived outside the city and only occasionally came to era votel opened the windows and check for any flooding for me. so of course, and it was a time that shaped my parents and grandparents them me. i play a lot after that, a new generation came in, my business is reopened, and many tourists came to discover geneva, as it was why they wanted a new life, a different life. so geneva picked up quickly after the war in my house, you have the mark that i go. so you can learn unusual. i spent all my thursdays in this place when i was a teenager because my father received the wine deliveries on thursdays. wines from oregon. ya or bordeaux, i used to help him

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please tell us what's going on with this bull. >> well, i had already heard that bulls love magic. [ a weekend in the hospital after this with a broken wrist, broken rib, and concussion. but the footage turned out great, so it was a win/win. [ cheers and applause ] >> anthony: during commercial break i asked johnny what was the worst injury he's ever had? he told me something that was fascinating. would you like to share that with the audience? >> well, you may know that i broke my jim dog once. >> anthony: his jim dog is his [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] how do you break a [ bleep ], johnny? >> i was trying to backflip a motorcycle, i let go of it coming off the ramp. it goes 20 feet into the air. i fall on my back, and it turns into a missile and breaks its handlebars off in my crotch. >> anthony: how does one recover from a broke johnny rocket? [ laughter ] >> surgery and very slowly. had to catheter for 3 1/2 years after that, twice a day. >> anthony: so i take it you are retiring? >> no. i had two kids after that. [ laughter ] >> anthony: i meant from the movie. >> oh, right. >> antho

liz: listen, guys, the bull rally and the bull market survive another month no matter what. all of these things that keep getting thrown at the markets, they just punch back. tom hayes, larry shover, have a good friday. >>> fox business alert, now we've got about 53 minutes left to trade, and amazon is on track for its worst day since the lockdowns were first announced a year ago. the online retail titan dragging on both the broader markets and big tech after missing sales estimate for the first time since 2018. you can see the stock is falling 7% at this hour. amazon also issued a stark warning on its future sales growth. as people leave their homes for the outside world once again, amazon now expects 16% sales growth in the third quarter compared with a 44% rise many revenue in q1 and the 27% jump we just saw in q2. the lukewarm outlook clearly giving investors the chill. but amazon's forecast is also leaving its e-commerce rivals in the cold as well. etsy, you can look at that one, i'd say that's a bruise here for etsy. ebay, overstock, they are all moving lower. etsy's d

. >> that was a bull's-eye. >> absolutely a bull's-eye. >> a beautiful piece of engineering that are team a blue origin has developed, would you like to talk a little bit about why we chose vertical takeoff, vertical landing being powered by the b e3 engine, today is not the end, were going further with the technology. >> that's a hopeful question because the fact of the matter is that the architecture and the technology we have chosen is complete overkill for tourism mission. we have chosen the vertical landing, architecture, why do we do that, because of scales it's an architecture that can grow to a large size we want to have experience with architecture that could grow big and one day to armstrong, to have the idea that you want to build big from the beginning and let you choose an architecture the whole point is a practice and other architectures don't scale to large size, vertical landing does you can think about it very easily, when you are landing a rocket vertically you are solving the inverted pendulum problem in your balancing a broomstick on the tip of your finger and you

look at the first five bull markets, on average they lasted 189 days. we're in now, they lasted an average 2,881 days, now there have been more corrections, of course, but those corrections are short-lived in fact the last bear market was only 33 days long so what's up with this fixation? i'll bring in president of heritage capital, along with spotlight asset group cio shana sissel. why doesn't probability in the history of the market play a more prominent role than the guessing game and i'll say upfront i think the financial media is far too guilty of this mypoic focus on crashes. is this the best it gets? i mean, what's up with that? >> well i think the underlying mechanisms of the market have changed and evolved overtime. we also are in a situation where we have an extremely accommodative fed something we've never seen before, having interest rates close to zero. the speed of information that gets to market participants is very fast, whether it be through financial media or social media , so there's a lot of things that have changed in the way that i

. >>> with today's drop even the bulls are on correction watch. our next guest is bracing for a major pullback and sees the delta variant, julian emmanuel, looks like julian himself is also at home but working julian, great to have you with us, thank you. how big of an impact is delta variant to your view of the market >> you think of it this way, the market has struggled all potential negatives and the last several days have had the highest degree of mobility certainly in the united states since the pandemic began and what we've seen after spikes in mobility tended to be spikes in the virus, so if you combine that with this idea that japan is going to stage the olympics later this month and what's really important is the potential reopening of the labor market in september, when kids go back to school, and at the same time that supplemental unemployment insurance runs out, you have a number of events that in our view the market is pricing very favorably and really doesn't account for any potential upticks in the virus that could sort of upset the

market there's actually ten technical criteria risk bull market meets 8 of them that's the same thing crazy to think we could have another five years of this. we're always subject to the tyranny of now after you've been doing this 10 or 15 years there are people thinking it's been 100 plus years of a stock market and it finds ways to generate returns throughout the periods my point being you think this equity bull market can persist whether bond yields go up or down explain that >> when bond yields go up, funds have losses on their bonds, they're not hired to make losses for the big drivers of the credit cycles so they invest more aggressively. and when yields go down, the new money that's pouring into pensions and into the credit market has to be invested more aggressively to make their above market bogeys. so, rate yield volatility is good for a credit boom whereas in february yields were going up, equity investors were concerned about that, now yields are going down and equity investors are concerned about that both of those booms make a credit boom more intense and now you've got

jonathan: it is a difficult morning for the equity bulls.obal bond market looks like this this morning. good morning. live from new york, on radio and tv, yields in six basis points. we are -1.223%. we are down to a positive real yield of .2236%. in germany we have a negative normal yield, about 0.3%. we were talking about may be getting to zero. in the equity market, down 53 on the s&p 500. looking at the lows of the session at 1.4 to 65 -- at 1.4265%. have you changed your view for the rest of the year? michael purves of tallbacken has , but not in the way that you think, moving higher to 4800 year-end. tom: love it. it is a double-digit move. good morning ben laidler, as well. this is always a blur within the joy and privilege we have with all of these intellects. for the first time, i am on day 0.99 twos-tens spread watch. massive curve flattening this morning, out to new twos-tens flatness, and there's perv's with the pendulum of optimism. -- there's purves with the pendulum of optimism. jonathan: michael purves on better earnings to ge

here, thank you for having me. >> what are the things that investors ought to think about a raging bullket can anything else go right in a way, you have done that with really interesting study what is referred to as peak gdp growth and peak sentiment which was news to me how should investors be think about that? >> first i would distinguish between peak earnings and peak earnings growth or peak gdp or peak gdp growth i think were past given that were in the third quarter what will be almost unquestionably the peak growth rate in sap earnings probably overall gdp as well and that the second derivative issue the rate of change is the way down, that has not bowed terribly ill for the market but it does usher in more about the volatility and more turn under the surface in the market and i think that's what were possibly set upward for the next month or two. jack: of an important distinction earnings will grow but not quite the rate that we've seen recently for obvious reasons the second quarter was awful. but another possible red flag, evaluation on just about every metric except for those

they realize after the battle of bull run three days later it is not going to be a short war. lincoln finally awards logan a colonel's commission. and logan is allowed to raise a regiment. the regiment he raises is mostly within his congressional district, the 9th congressional district of illinois, the lower 18 counties which were primarily anti-lincoln counties. it became known as the 31st illinois volunteers, nicknamed the dirty first because of dirty work logan. logan became a natural warrior. through the course of the civil war he became a star. , he rose from colonel to brigadier general to major general, commanding a regiment, to a brigade, to a division, to a corp. by the time that union army is conducting its victory parade in 1865, logan is leading the army may, of the tennessee, the most successful army on the face of the earth at that time. not the biggest but most successful, down pennsylvania avenue. of the major armies that are officially disbanded after the civil war, logan is only one of four corps commanders who was not west point trained. this was a natural