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you are wauctching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. ♪ >> good morning and welcome.ere is how your money and markets are setting your day up. opening higher by 212 points, we've seen upside momentum in about a half hour. s&p implied higher by 30 points and nasdaq by 156. that bull run continues for u.s. stocks this is all after the markets kicked off september led by a high note and what else, technology stocks. the dow adding 214 points. now 3% off its record high that number 29,568 you can see now, 28,645 is where the market closed. the s&p 500 hitting a new all-time high. the gain is about three quarters of one percent the best day since 2010. also hitting another all-time high, the nasdaq moving closer to that 12,000 mark you can see 11,939 is where we closed yesterday looking at the bond market 10-year yields around .69% two-year note yields .137% and 30-year at 1.378%. going to julianna tatelbaum with a look at global markets it seems to me very green in europe as well >> it is, dom. that's a change from what we've seen after four days of losses in a row. takin

>>> it is 5:00 at cnbc back on track? stocks higher by nearly 200. under the radar threat what morgan stanley is telling clients about the presidential election that could take stocks on a wild ride >>> battery day bust that stock slides again in the pre-market >> they just did it. nike surging after trounsing estimates for the recent quarter. blow-out results >>> hearing from you, loyal viewer and the latest poll on twitter. we are going to hear from you on this wednesday, september 23 this is "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> got a little music to get you going. good morning welcome to wherever you may be watching here is how your money are setting up their day nicely in the green. at least for the dow futures futures up 186 up a little less all of this coming off the dow snapping a three-day losing streak the dow and s&p snapping four-day losing streaks. the big cap names you know amazon close up nearly 6%. our parent company comcast, 3%, facebook 3%. nasdaq 100 up 5% from the monday's low to yesterday's close. so traders making a little money

as a reminder, you can watch or listen to us live tonhe cnbc app. on cnbc. >>> welcome back the dow possibly opened higher nasdaq employed lower by about 9 points as well the dow jones lost about 807, 808 points if we got back about 40 of those points but still a ways to go. despite the selloff talk we've been putting out there, that is just 5% below record levels we saw just this week >> joining me now, head of citi personal wealth management if you were new to the market, you probably never thought the market could go down, it does go down does it not? >> it does it is prove that stocks do not always go up i think this is most likely profit taking. since august, we have seen a really strong run. that tells me investors are optimistic and taking profits on high flying technology names that doesn't tell me this is the bear market or anything like that some of those now justified and why is this a pull back. sort of acted like the market that helped with antibodies at a risk the federal reserve on its balance sheet that helps limit the down side. hea

you are watching cnbc.s yesterday said why don't you throw up a little van halen i know if you are listening on radio, you are not hearing it because of licensing issues. fur watching, well good morning. dow futures indicated up about 150 points futures higher about 90 following another decent higher day for stocks positive day too 70% of all stocks rose the third positive session for the dow and the s&p 500. we noted small caps continue to be a bit of a star the russell 2000 at it again watch the russell and for in kind of rotation from a larger to smaller cap stocks. another group to watch are the transports this is scene as an economic indicator kind of group and hitting a new high not an all-time high they are creeping towards fedex. a big story. oil rising on concern that hurricane sally will knock off production over $40 a barrel on demand. a developing story in the gulf of mexico and hurricane sally continuing to churn in the waters off the coast strengthening to a category two storm bringing high wi

you are watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. good morning i'm frank holland in for brian sullivan here is how your stocks are shaping up the dow is open, the s&p up about three. nasdaq implied open up about 35 points still on pace for the broader losing streak. closing down more than 1% with amazon closing down two and a quarter percent. the russell 2000 up more than 3% since monday where its best weekly performance since august 8. perhaps a rotation on the way. more on that coming up first, we have to check the stock of the week. that's snowflake after the surge of trading on wednesday, the stock was down 26% yesterday and on track for more losses this morning that stock down about a percent and a half we'll continue to watch those shares checking action around the globe, matt taylor in singapore and karen tso in london. >> a fairly lack luster week in the markets. we did modest gains coming through. we did see weakness when it comes to australia or new zealand. it was a late-day rally ending up more than 2%. you were talking a

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good morning, welcome to "squawk box" on cnbc i'm becky quick.t. starting with the market sent the dow back above 29,000 for the first time since february 20 with a gain of 450 points, 1.6% for once, it was the dow and s&p outperforming the nasdaq dow up, nasdaq up 1.5% you did see a change in rotation

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this is "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >> announcer: this is cnbc breaking news market sell-off. >> good morning. good afternoon good evening thank you for joining us on an important morning. we are glad you are kicking it off with us. futures this morning are higher. the dow is up 142. it is early. nasdaq futures, they have been the one to watch they are up right now 170 points more than the dow. the markets taking another big hit yesterday. this is the continued selling we had from last week it appeared to be ramping up to begin our week here. not just with technology names the dow falling 630 points yesterday, s&p 500 closing down 100 points to end the worst and first three-session losing streak since june. big tech taking the brunt of the impact notable declines apple down nearly $8 or 7% microsoft shedding 11.5 a share, also on the rebound this morning. the stock everybody cares about that the market cares about is tesla. tesla yesterday losing $88 a share. more than 20%. seeing the single worst day of trading ever saying tesla by far and away the most important stock in the m

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shepard smith joins us as he plans to make his cnbc debut >> i came to cnbc to report the news withoutacts will win the day >> we'll catch up with him "today," september 30th, 2020. ♪ >> hi. we're the walkers from connecticut. we can't believe we're on the "today" show >> we're the willard family celebrating al roker's biggest fan's birthday ♪ >> we're here from the birthplace of hoda >> there should be like a national landmark. i love it. maybe a statue good morning, everybody. welcome to "today. good to have you along on a wednesday morning. if you're just waking up, it was a late night for a lot of otn. >> shot of what? >> whatever is working for you you do you that's the theme let's get to your news at 8:00 just 34 days until the election. and the bitterness and anger dividing much of the country was on display during last night's first presidential debate. peter alexander is at the debate site in cleveland. peter, good morning. >> reporter: from the very start, the debate devolving into interruptions and insults. >> you have any idea what this clown is doing >> reporter: a combati

welcome to "squawk box" on cnbc. we are going to start with the markets and the 410 point gain boeing was the single biggest contributor. the sensitive banking and energy sectors were also big winners. jp morgan, goldman so much up 2% all three major averages up in the sessions you want to take a look at what's happening with u.s. equity futures this morning. dow futures up 10 points, s&p up by three we are still under water for all three major averages even after the gains we saw yesterday the dow down about 3%. the nasdaq is down 5.6% also bumping up against the end of the quarter. major averages still in positive territory. you'll see now, it looks like the 10-year is sitting at 0.65 of 1%. andrew, welcome back thank you, becky house speaker pelosi said democrats proposed a new $2.2 trillion relief bill saying it is a compromised measure with in funding for schools and airlines white house chief of staff saying president trump would be willing to sign a $1.3 trillion relief package we'll see, guys where this all h

welcome to "squawk box" on cnbc.e going to start with the markets and the 410 point gain boeing was the single biggest contributor. the sensitive banking and energy sectors were also big winners. jp morgan, goldman so much up 2% al

stay tuned, you're watching "squawk box" on cnbc >>> welcome back to "squawk box.now. we are in the green across the board. the dow has come off a little bit, about 116 points if we opened up this second. the nasdaq would be up 48 points, s&p 500 would open up about 17 points. melissa. >>> coming up, marcie frost on where she is looking for value in these markets and jim cramer's first take on the day ahead. check out the premarket gainers on the s&p 500 in the meantime you're watching "squawk bo ox"n cnbc fedex leading the charge there >>> let's get to cnbc headquarters, jim cramer joins us now jim, i know how you watch these things, and there's just no way that you're not looking at fedex. i mean it's going to be a two-year high in the stock i tell you what i thought, and i want you to tell me -- help me with this. so online we get it. online -- my wife was just here saying it's online i'm telling you, it's online they're here every day is that all, or is it also just a strong economy is it a little bit of both or just the pandemic play >> first, hi to penelope i

time for cnbc update sue herera has it for us hi, sue. >> hello, everybody. virus numbers increasing in parts of europe. france reporting 8,000 new covid-19 infections today. warning of potential shortages once again of icu beds back here at home in michigan, dpi gyms have reopened for the first time in six months capacity it limited to 25% and masks required at all times. >>> president trump's election effort raising $210 million. that's record for the trump administration however, it's $150 million less than joe biden's haul. go to cnbc.com and see how they are doing raising money for congressional races. l.a. rams made jalen ramsey the highest paid quarterback in nfl with extension he's the fourth player to sign a record breaking contract extension in the last two years. you are up to date that's the news update sara, i'll send it back to you >> sue, thank you. >>> just under 30 minutes before closing bell sharp rally on wall street highs, s&p 500 up 2.75, tech heavy nasdaq is the winner, up 3.4% it got hit the hardest in the last three session selloffs. d

, soy silvana y es su informe cnbc para telemundo. >> microsoft reveló precio de nuevas consolas xboxes. >> mientras tanto, walmart busca iniciar un proyecto para uso de drones en entrega de productos por medio de un acuerdo (nombre en inglés), la primera prueba será en carolina del norte . >> las solicitudes para hipotecas aumentaron 40% este año, de acuerdo con banqueros y también hipotecarios, hubo una baja en intereses y también intensivos de compras, este es el informe cnbc para telemundo. >> (música) . >> también taco bell se une a xbox para regalar nuevas consolas, elegibles las personas inscritas antes del 13 de septiembre en programas (nombre en inglés) de taco bell. el sorteo será diario del 15 al 2'0 de septiembre . >> muchos tendrán acceso a internet, cómo? 3 mil autobuses tienen wifi, esto empezó en georgia y carolina del norte, ahora irán a otras partes, esto funciona a 400 pies de autobuses, así los alumnos podrán estudiar vamos a redes sociales, un caimán se viralizó, le comento, recibieron una llamada por el reptil, cuando el oficial llegó se dio cuenta que era un cai

>>> it is 5:00 at cnbc big swings in stock futures overnight. the dow dropping over 500 points >> corporate america versus donald trump causing the president to roll back tariffs on chinese goods. the tiktok drama is not over what the video app is doing to try to stay in business. this is not your grand father's utility. how we may be soon making our own power. and sugar rush halloween candy flying off the shelf. this is "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >> good morning, good afternoon, good evening welcome to wherever you may be watching let's get now to why you are probably here. your money and the markets technical levels are barely holding up they are holding up in some cases. futures are mildly in the red for the dow. the nasdaq futures are down 58 something to watch we will throughout the morning broad based indices. it was the fifth drop in six sessions here is truly your nasty stat of the morning. nasdaq posting the fourth drop down 10.55% this month why are we so precise. that makes the nasdaq 100 on base for the worst month since novem

he's a cnbc contributor.ich was a miss on jobless claims, steve, what should we know >> reporter: i mean, you just have to ask yourself why are 860,000 americans down a little bit but not a whole lot. why are they still filing for unemployment claims? there could be some bureaucratic issues we know there are some concerns about fraud in the pandemic which is separate from the regular claims, but it makes me continue -- continues to make me nervous about what's happening in the economy here, an economy that should be reopening, an economy that's seven months into the beginning of this virus, we're still having numbers that are above any peak week in the 2008 crash i was just looking at where that was coming from. if you'll give me a second, i'll look at the screen here but, you know, california has a strong number georgia, 42,000. louisiana, 15,000. new york, 62,000 the concern i have, kelly, is that you had one set of layoffs and claims that was linked to -- that were linked to the shutdowns and now i think y

cnbc has learned tiktok has chosen a preferred bidder and could announce as soon as today.reement could require backing from beijing after tightening the export laws last week arjun, give us the latest. it sounds like your sources are telling you today could be the day? >> reporter: you've got two front runners. microsoft and walmart and then oracle bidding it out for tiktok the thing that clouds all of this and complicates it. the new export rules that came in on friday in china, they require technology related to tiktok to get a license in order to be exported over the weekend. there was almost commentary and meeting that any kind of sale would require transfer over to the u.s. and that would fall under the export restrictions that means tiktok could have a say in how this plays out in the end. it's unclear how much power they could exercise, i doubt it could look to skoperring it may not be in its interest because of the september 20 deadline. tiktok could be banned in the u.s. that could affect its valuation and the parent company, bytedance as well. you've got walmart

>>> it is 5:00 at cnbc bringing back the buyers maybe not. stocks looking to makeup lost ground futures are down sharply soft bank stumbles why they are doubting the multimillion dollar bet will work out caution to the wind. the sector goldman's will remain dominant another suspension another university to pause in-person classes. and no deal yet as the automaker takes a test drive with automaker elon musk. this is "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc ♪ >>> good morning, good afternoon, good evening and welcome wherever you are watching hope you have a good tuesday here is how the markets are setting up the day futures are down nasdaq ended up losing over 4% late last week and it could be more today look at that, nasdaq futures are down 253 points. remember, what we have seen happen, when futures really begin trading, always tends to accelerate we can't say that will happen today but that has been the trend. nasdaq futures are down significantly. that is not a good look in the technology part of the markets which controls the entire stock market

>>> this 5:00 on cnbc. will stocks finish on the high note and president trump giving tiktok's parent company no wiggle room with the deadline days to go get back to the office, jp morgan chase telling top managers time to wrap up working from home. kansas city chiefs picking up right where it left off. the nfl with a very different season >> and a look at insider buying with execs buying their own stocks with big names seeing insider buys this is "worldwide exchange" on cnbc good morning, good afternoon, good evening welcome to wherever in the world you may be watching here are the markets and how the monies are setting up their friday across the board in the green they are up more on the dow. now we are seeing the nasdaq futures make a huge move really for investors coming into the day and a week to forget losing all it gained on wednesday. on pace for its worst week since march 20 three stocks rose yesterday. tesla, moderna and align technologies a little context always is key nasdaq still up 22% year to

buying up massive bets on tech shares as the european commissioner tells cnbc europe needs an answer. >> it's a major problem. can't match this problem with a single taxation. >> and he is worried about talks with the u.k. amid talks that the government could override parts of the divorce deal. >>> happy monday and a very warm welcome to street signs. let's look at how the markets are doing. european markets are trading higher across the board this morning. every major region participating in the rally the ftse rallying 1.2% last week it underperformed relative to the rest of europe all of europe seeing a negative week last week the stoxx 600 dropping we have a bit of a rebound taking mace this morning let's take a look at the sector break down starting with the best performing parts of the market we have real estate up about 2%. autos also performing up 1.9%. renault is a star performer. industrials and basic utilities round out the topper formers let's see what the bottom looks like media oil and gas, food and bev, telecoms and banks still hovering around the flat line and the banki

exchange" here on cnbc >>> 5:55 on the east coast beautiful look at downtown chicago.printed. now for a look at futures. we are taking an early look. the dow posed to pop as the s&p and nasdaq in the green. nasdaq looking to be up more than 130 points. dow and s&p posting the best performance in decades our next guest is bullish on stocks even as history says september is the worst month of the year for equities. the chief strategist at oppenheimer. >> good morning. >> i'm going to call you out a little bit you had a price target, crossing the 3,500 mark you pulled that back because of the pandemic why didn't you reinstate it? >> simple, it would have been hard without coming out with an unrealistic multiple we remain bullish. outperform rating, technology, consumer discretionary industrials and financials since the start of the year. we stuck with that through the crash. through the recovery but related to the suspension of the target we think at some point, the market will say, wait a minute, based on earnings, they haven't caught up with the stock prices. that said,

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you're watching worldwide exchange right here on cnbc. >>> good monday morning. here's how stock futures are looking on this monday morning you can see a solid amount of green on the screen. the s&p higher by 32 and the nasdaq by 127. the key index to be watching over the last several months now this after the s&p posted it's worst week since late june and coming off the first two week losing streak since may but the focus remains on technology. closing down more than 4% since the worst performance since the weekending march 20th and the first two week losing streak since july the nasdaq is now down more than 10% from the most recent 52 week high it was also a record by the way. a number of key events in the week ahead for the markets and your money they include a very big day tomorrow and a few fomc -- a new fomc meeting kicks off and apple hosts it's latest product unveil event with new ipads and watches most likely and tomorrow is the president's set deadline for tiktok to make a deal. a number of data releases including retail sales and housing starts and the

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. >>> welcome back here is your cnbc news update. of state announcing nearly 1,000 cases of possible double voting in two elections this year. in part due to a surge in mail in ballots a state democratic official says voter fraud has been rare in georgia. goet are calling for a secure voting process this november >>> walmart offering flu shots at more than 4700 pharmacies nationwide and offering appointments cvs, wall scregreens and otherse announced the availability of the flu vaccine. >>> it was not the first day of school for hartford, connecticut public schools a ransom ware attack knocked us schedules. they hope to begin school tomorrow for its 18,000 students you're up to date. that's the news update back the you nasdaq still the worsterer former of the bunch. same for the s&p 500 now crude is getting crushed that's what makes it different than last week we have seen the selling pressure extend for several sessions now let's go to dom. >> it's a notable distinction. we didn't see a lot of stresses in other parts of the market g

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scott gottlieb, he's a cnbc contributor and serves on the boards of illumina and pfizer.lked a little about the progress we've seen for johnson and johnson and pfizer with their new news they have it sounds promising. the idea that you could get a vaccine before we get to november i know you are a pfizer board member and there is only so much you can say, where do you think we stand right now >> the other news yesterday was that glacksco smith is enteringa trial in the uk. i think it is possible we'll have data in the october, november time frame. the two lead candidates are pfizer and i'm on the board of pfizer and the moderna candidate. you could get a read out in november, possibly in october. everything has to go right for that to happen results from the top line read out assuming the vaccines are effective. in order to get a read out, those need to be really effective. if your base case is that those will be 50 to 60% effective and we can do better than that and assume that it is more like 50 to 60% base case that pushes out probably to november >> world health organ

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good morning, welcome to "squawk box" on cnbc i'm becky quick. joe and andrew are out today a lot to talk about. starting with the market sent the dow back above 29,000 for the first time since february 20 with a gain of 450 points, 1.6% for once, it was the dow and s&p outperforming the nasdaq dow up, nasdaq up 1.5% you did see a change in rotation there. big stocks in apple and tesla giving back gains. ibm gained more than 3% yesterday. also coca-cola up more than 4% being looing at u.s. equity few you are its. something to pay attention to. dow futures down around 40 points looking at first of september, and all of july and august with spectacular gains. looking at the treasury yields looks like right now 0.654%. those movements with he saw yesterday were interesting in terms of the rotation. >> as a general matter, those had to pull back they will have to have these pull backs the fact that the market can do okay on a given day is a positive doesn't change the fact that we've traveled at a steep angel here there is a jumpiness a late summer w

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vaccine than you might think so says biotech expert here with us on this tuesday, september 22 this is cnbc. good morning good afternoon good evening welcome wherever in the world you may be watching. it is a jam packed show today nasdaq futures with an implied open actually in the green this is all ahead of another downed day and major average the dow dropping another 500 points for the third day in a row. the first four-day losing streak since september. the nasdaq is on pace for the worst month since march. index now down 8.5% since the first. if we lose more than 10.8%, it would be the worst monthly performance for the nasdaq worse than the march lockdown month. it looks like nelson may have nailed it. he sent out a note saying the nasdaq could fall 20% because it was just too overextended. >> speaking of all of the stocks in the index, only 10 are higher in september they include zoom, seattle genetics, align, moderna zoom up 44% this month stocks up more than 500% this year let's go around the world and get the european trade julianna tatelbaum is here with new concerns perhaps about

cnbc senior markets commentator mike santoli here as always.apital usa's keith bliss here as well welcome back, keith. taking a look at the broader markets. stocks bouncing back off the lows still under some selling pressure here. s&p 500 and nasdaq on track for first negative week in the last six. and it is technology leading us lower today. it led the rebound earlier in the session. but, mike, what sort of damage has been done so far to the high flying tech names that led this market >> i say if you look at the market, it's given back half of the gains it built up in august. coming into this week. so it really is not necessarily cutting into muscle yet. the it is swift. it's a pretty vigorous shakeout, i would say. the two things that reallywere i guess, nagging this market is overextended sentiment and overextended positioning a lot of overaggressive activity leading through august high momentum stocks concentrated in those areas. that's been to some degree alleviated with this pullback. and it's been led by, as you say, the winners of july

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eastern time here only on cnbc we are playing abba going into break.st random but interesting thing you'll hear all day. this is sure to get political. we know covid has been politicized on both sides. we just like to look at the numbers. the single best performing country this year, sweden. basically up 8 this year more than 2% more than second place south korea. sweden is up 18% bouncing back off its dip. is that a reflection on the look at herd immunity it has been a good market for investors. other nations have delivered the old meatball this year random but interesting how do you say that in swedish >>> the on going break has put the health sek tr with new challenges the newest word from credit suisse as it puts out health benefits for next year >> a.j., thanks for joining us what are the number one or two trends we should be looking at year out i would say first and foremost predicting the medical costs between next year will be harder in recent years, it has been an scrap lags of inflation forward giving you expectations around trend. what we ar

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welcome to squawk box here on cnbc i'm becky quick with joe kernen. andrew is out today. the dow was lower by 2% last week amid growing concerns about the election, conflict with china, conflict in washington between the two parties but you can see this morning take a look they're higher across the board. the nasdaq is up by 134. it's early in the morning but these are pretty significant green arrows at this point take a look at what's happening at the treasury market and you'll see that right now the ten year is yielding where it has been 0.996% joe. >> tik tok, the latest here. developing late yesterday, the u. s. judge blocked an order that would ban tiktok from being downloaded in the u.s. the ruling is the chinese owner byte dance has more time to get approval from u.s. and chinese authority which is unclear if that really happens for that deal with oracle and walmart the judge did not clock a much broader ban which is set to take effect on november 12th which the way things are going will be here like tomorrow i wanted 2020 to go quickly but now i'm thinking it's ju

the dow looks to drop about 100 points and the nasdaq to pull back about 90 basis points speaking to cnbc, druckenmiller issued a stark warning over market volatility. >> right now, we are in a ragingmania. we have commentators on your network encouraging companies to do stock splits and going up 30 and 40%. i think the merging of the fed and treasury, which is effectively what is happening during covid sets a precedent we have never seen since the fed got their independence it is creating a raging rainia and has not spilled over to main street >> the ecb council will hold a policy meeting amid concerns a stronger euro could pull into a deeper territory madam lagarde expected to keep rates steady instead getting out to annette with a special guest to set us up for today's meeting. >> thank you it is a bit of a tricky situation right now. we have more disinflationary pressure that means, that's the only mandate they have to act at one point. this today remains to be scene joined by the head of macro research, thank you very much. we are just saying there is a lot of pressure on the ecb to

here is your cnbc news update. amy comey barrett is on capitol hill speaking with senators who will decide whether she joins the highest court in the land. the senate judiciary committee will begin deliberations on october 12th >>> jpmorgan chase is set to pay $920 million to resolve federal investigations into allegations of manipulating global markets you can go to cnbc.com to read more about that record penalty >>> officials reporting more than 7100 new covid-19 infections the highest daily total of the pandemic officials confirm 71 new deaths. the most in nearly three months. german chancellor vowing to avoid a national lockdown by quickly tracking new cases and shutting down local outbreaks of covid-19 she expects infection rates to rise as winter approaches. you are up to date that's the news update back to you. >>> appreciate that very much. with the s&p looking to close out out, we're looking at our thirty quarterly winners and losers we pull the names that our traders own throughout the quarter. they had t

job is not just to entertain but educate and put today in some sort of context call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. dow plunging and s&p plummeting 2.78%. and the nasdaq nosediving 4.11%. it's tempting to try to learn something from the big bone crushers of the past so we can apply those bone crushers to the future two are alike but there can be similarities take the.c do.com bust. the endless run from 1998 to march of 2000 followed by a rapid meltdown, what is happening here now, now that the nasdaq is 10% from size, i'm hearing about the buzz all day okay, the beat of 1998, the nasdaq stood at 1,585. 1,585. it roared to 5,100 by march of 2000 and plummeted to 3,155 by may. fast forward to 19 year ago and a round trip to 1 ,585 it is your worst nightmare of course, there are horrendous sell offs. the '87 crash averages cut in half in a few hours time the financial crisis, dallas laid the waste from 14,000 to 6500 and the covid crash dow from 295 to 68 to above 18,000 march lows. nasdaq sank. but it's that rebound from the march lows that's drawing comparison to the .com era

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