tech also turning around, so where can we make some money these days, where are the trends, craig johnsons chief market technician at piper sandler. he's probably been more right about these market swings over the last few years, than anybody else out there craig, we appreciate having you on this morning. parasite, by the way, is the name of the movie. craig, we've got some individual stocks from a macro market perspective. you've got a 42-25 target on the s&p. you see the market having legs overall. >> thanks for having me on, and it's great to get up early, and get the day going. as you look at this market, though, let's break this down. this is a market where it's the tale of two take place you mentioned earlier with the dow make new highs you also have transports making new highs. you put that in a technical cn tect, and you have more up side from here. the tale of two tapes is interesting because below the surface there's a lot of movement going on. first, you've got the reflation trade happening. what you're seeing happening here is more stimulus coming into the market. the $1.9 tri

these markets where we are seeing entries on the rise, let's brick in the team today to discuss craig johnson boris, is there one international market that you think can outperform in this environment? >> yeah, you know, politics notwithstanding in my homeland, i really like russia now maini it's an oil story. at this point it's pretty clear that oil has found a very, very strong consolidation of the 60 level. russians and saudis are able to control the market the biden administration is unfriendly to the sector, so supply is inclined to be relatively restrained. also that the commodity is entering into a bull market, it only helps russia, to me the russia etf is very interesting >> craig, how should we think about the correlation between higher rates and emerging markets which tend to do better in a weaker environment? >> yeah, that's right, looking at the eem chart, and i look at that eem chart, that weaker dollar had been a very big positive for the emerging markets index, the eem index at this point in time the dollar is starting to reverse here. and we're actually starting to see a bit o

craig johnson and danielle shay are your trading nation team today. welcome to you both. the charts telling you? >> the charts are telling me that i don't think that this little selloff you have been seeing here in small cap land is the start of something larger. when you come back and look at the chart you can see you're still in an uptrend and i think the combination of rising interest rates are going to continue to put pressure on the large cap stocks, perhaps seeing money coming back boo the small cap world so i think we are going to continue to see that plus the combination in mix of more financials inside 069 mid to small cap indexes to push this index higher and every little pullbag to see over did last year back to the trend line is a reason to buy it and stick with the small cap trade for now. >> any specific names you like >> yes, definitely in this space right now what i'm looking for are companys that are innovative, not only survived but thrive in the overall pandemic i'm looking for software as a service company, ai, within the cloud space and a couple of nam

your team today is craig johnson and danielle this is a big priority but given the moves by states like to lock in the gains here >> it all depends on the time frame. in the short term, the charts have shifted and definitely in a downward pattern with t.a.n. in particular it could fall by 30 and i love this area i think five to tern years this is going to continue to grow and so for long term investors who are looking for an entry place it is a great spot to start looking. >> craig, you are tracking the charts is there a name to stand out to you? strong balance sheet and looks attractive >> yeah. i'm going to agree with danielle but look at the big picture. only three times going bab over 30 years have i seen the 26-week price momentum in the work get as high as it is right now and once we have seen the high levels it is rolled over and the group corrected for typically three years before you find the next sustainable entry point and i come back and look at that t.a.n. etf and broken the trend line and gets you to 74, 75. still meaningful downside from here but where the group took off

joining me is craig johnson the manager director at piper. the long-term kind of move will be up with stops and starts, i guess? it is bumpy. what are the macro factors before we get into the individual names you see in the charts >> sure. becky and joe, thanks for having me on the show the macro factors we have to pay attention to is the interest rates. clearly a change is starting to happen on the interest rate front. we could see rates continue to keep moving higher through this year originally we talked about 150 or 175 on the ten-year that will prove to be a bit low. we could potentially see ten-year bond move up toward 2%. joe, when that does happen, what we will see is the sort of compression. higher multiple stocks are probably going to come down in valuation. at the same time in time, you see earnings moving up you could see a market which could be stuck you may need to move sideways which is what you see with the nasdaq stocks. the faang name to be specific. >> you point out the path of least resistance is up we talked about this ea

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. >>> author craig simons talked about joseph johnson, highlighting his difficult relationship with confederate president jefferson davis. he talked about the generals we love to hate, looking at more controversial military leaders of the civil war. >> welcome back to our next speaker, our next session. just going to go right into an introduction. our next speaker is craig simons. craig was the retired professor and chairman of the history department at the united states naval academy, but he told me that his retirement failed, that he was no good at it at all, and so he is now the earnest j. king distinguished professor of merritime history. he's written several books of course about the civil war. his book "lincoln and his admirals" received the lincoln prize, and the abraham lincoln book award. he also has just -- or actually done a biography of joe johnson and that's what his talk is about today, so let's welcome craig simons. [ applause ] >> thank you, everyone. good morning. >> all: good morning. >> you know, i will start by putting our subject up on the screen here. here's old joe, and i

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key adviser to boris johnson is joining me now. craigis? because when i read the statement -- i've been reading it a number of times -- that the whole fam ily, this is coming from queen elizabeth, saddened to learn the full extent of how challenging the last few years have been to harry -- for harry and meghan. they say they had been ignored, so someone is, shall we say, misrepresenting reality. what are your thoughts? >> i think it's a very difficult situation, and i find it very interesting, i'm here in the u.s., and i watched the interview on sunday and saw the american responses to it, and i was very excited to see the comparison once it aired in the u.k. you know, in the u.k. i think people are seeing this as quite offensive. you know, meghan went on tv and basically accused prince charles of being a racist, right? that's what she was saying. they went out and said it wasn't queen, it wasn't philip. it wasn't william, he's young. so basically, it's prince charles. this is a man who stepped up to the plate and walked her down the ais

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craig patterson and me. the six indian members were appointees of president johnson since they were two-year term appointees. bob robertson and the indian members of council presented the findings from their forms and a set of recommendations for consideration by the council. the command chief from oklahoma had been chosen to speak on behalf of the indian members and when she spoke, it literally was so moving and powerful and charismatic that the room was literally spellbound it. it was really something to see. we took the ncai draft recommendations and we circulated them formally teach cabinet member on the council which was standard white house procedure. as well as to the attorney general and the director of the office of management and budget. and these officials sent the recommendations to the senior department executives for the review and comment. the vice president, by the way, through cd ward was a big supporter of the many proposed initiatives. a lot of them. we held many subsequent meetings, especially with interior, onb, justice, he w., and a way to massage, strengthen and finalize the recommenda

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