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good morning, julianna >> dom, good morning not a lot going on in terms of market action. it seems investors are somewhat in the wait-and-see mode with the inflation report due tomorrow we have a flat start to trade for the french market. cac 40 down .10% ftse 100 is down many on holiday in europe. that august low is having impact on trade this morning. we have more earnings rolling in one of the better performers is trading at the top of the stoxx 600. encouraging sign for the travel industry iwg trading at the bottom this morning after reporting a loss for the first half from the sector, this is how things are shaking out this morning. insurance trading well this morning up 0.8%. banks on the down side as i mentioned, dom, back to you. >>> let's get a check of the corporate stories with courtney reagan >> thank you warren buffett adding to the stake for occidental it paid $91 million between august 4th and august 8th. this brings the stake to over 20% or 188.4 million shares with $11 billion. at this level, berkshire could record adding billions of profit to the bottom l

>> it does, dom. at the fmoc meeting, the fed would pivot to a slower pace of tightening as the fed speakers came out and payroll data came out, that expectation is re-priced we brought it back up to close to .75%. that is likely the fed will move to 75 in september and likely stay that way. i don't think much will change between the meeting that takes place in jackson hole. it is unlikely the fed will announce something there this is why the 10-year treasury shows no signs of stabilizing. it is hanging near 80. it is important for the stock market if that is the case, there is more room for the stock market to appreciation. >> stable rates are important. ben emons, thank you very much i appreciate it. >>> when we come back on the show, china keeping up the pressure on staiwan following te visit by house speaker nancy pelosi the latest in the tense situation and what my next guest says could make it worse worse for investors. >>> and elon musk looking to take his gripe with twitter from the boardroom

dom, we were under weight for most of the year before the surprises last week.upgraded to neutral. >> is this the situation, keith, where investors should feel more comfortable from the mega cap tech and comm services they are better to weather a down turn or treasury yields fallen to 3.5% almost down to 2.5% at this point is a recession now the overriding narrative >> i think so. dom, we are still under weight communication services if you look at the sector, it is making a new relative low as it did yesterday. technology sector is moving higher a difference which is important there. the technology sector has the bigger consumer and business names holding upp better. this is a relative call. we came out on friday after saying the june lows and not selling this market and it was oversold we were saying it is time in our view for overallocated to start trimming back. we think tech will hold up up better. >> we spent a good amount of the show, keith, talking about the idea there are geopolitical risks out there. we just named a number of potential catalysts on the

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>> really, it's a great question, dom. i really don't think fundamentals are the problem, and i don't think -- excuse me, valuations are the problem, and i don't think valuation really has been an everyone ufor most of the market. we had a fee pockets of the market where valuations a year ago were ridiculous, but most of that cured itself, so the bigger issue i think right now, if you think about the things that have driven the rally off the lows, the bigger issue is how many of those things are sustainable or will stick around long enough to support the values that or the levels of the market that we have right now what are those things? the stock market very much likes falling oil, falling gas prices, falling gasoline prices, most importantly, and we've had that. we've had like 60 days of declining prices at the pump very notable decline, too. not just a little bit off the highs, but very much off the highs, and, in fact, you see wti crude today down another 3%. 86 and change. that is the lowest that we've seen since jan

dom? >> toast shares have been toast, i guess is the best way to put it, since their public debut last september as we come close to its one-year anniversary as a public company, what many consumers call an unbelievable product that totally enhances that dining out experience has yet to really captivate the eyes or stomachs of investors toast is still, by the way, not a profitable company estimates right now are for it to post a loss of 12 cents a share on revenues of $651 million. it has only had three prior earnings reports on books and it was down big in the first two of them that stock fell 18% back in november of last year. post earnings it fell another 18% in february of this year and then it rose a modest, relatively speaking, 5% in may on the heels of earnings this time around the option market maybe is no surprise, implying a 15% move up or down in that stock after a report shares have managed to rally, by the way, over 50% off the lows that we saw back in may and toast is a stock

then we will look at the recent murder of british journalist dom phillips and indigenous researcher brunopereira and what it says about bolsonaro who once vowed "there won't be one more inch of indigenous reserve." we will speak to indigenous lawyer who just came to washington to talk to lawmakers after helping to lead a searchnd-rescue mission for e two me >> when the president dismantles public policies and public institutions that should serve indigenous rights, when the government persecutes the civil servants whose mandate should be to protect the indigenous peoples and the policies applied to them, we become more vulnerable. amy: then "the territory," the title of a stunning new documenty lookinat the ruggle othe indenous ople tsave the ld and the brazilianain fort fro illegaettls, farrs, and lockers. >> the forest anrivers a our home. theyive as life. the u-eu-w-wau territory is a barrier against deforestation. amy: much of the footage was filmed by brazilian indigenous activists themselves during the pandemic. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.o

thank you, dom >> dom, thank you very much. >>> and thanks for watching "power lunch." >> "closing bell right now. >>> here's something we haven't said in a while, a cooler than expected print the most important hour of trading starts now welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen every sector in the s&p 500 is higher except for utilities up 1.75% on the s&p the nasdaq zooming up 2.5% tech had been under pressure yesterday. the report on fears we wouldn't see as much of a fall in the inflation rate the number was good news for the markets. the small caps up 2.7% and the u.s. dollar sharply lower, down a full percent off tha

the constitutional court has suspended for you while it considers a legal challenge to his dom as lead up. the main opposition party has argued for you has reached the atm tom limit since he took charge of the country in a cool. in 2014. it isn't clear yet when the court will deliver it judgement. deputy prime minister private along silvan has taken over as leader of thailand in 10 am a. he's known to be part of the same circle of military officers involved in the 2014 cool. the pry you john, or child lead protest as in bangkok, voiced their disapproval of the temporary change of duties at the top, and demanded an overhaul of the entire political leadership. i live in the week, they marched towards the government quarter in the city with their demands. maybe what i, we're not happy among young. i don't know. pry, you don't power from a woman and became prime minister in a cool. and i don't that done. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. film. and he wasn't even elected in the 1st place. thing that i looked at in the unclean. he stayed for a long time and had no vision for the country with an anna r

as dom so eloquently pointed out, it benefits applied materials.market ensues, but any sort of weakness on present numbers, because, look, not going to be all that great or stellar, we think it's a buying opportunity. ultimately i think this company is going to get a better than anticipated projection going forward and ultimately i think this is a long-term winner it's relatively cheap trading 13 times forward earnings, even with the earnings estimate at 12%, very little debt. it's a buy in our book >> all right maybe a good sign then that you're feeling that way. let's turn our attention to deere which reports before the bell tomorrow. it's been on a tear, up 7% the industrials are down about the same amount. but its shares have dropped on three of the last four reports and they're still around 12% short interest seema mody with the story. what will you be watching, seema? >>> the persistent rise in food prices, wall street wants to know if that's resulting in higher demand for its ag equipment. typically when prices rise, you start to see product

outside of that, china and taiwan, silvana is here with us. >> hey, dom.d morning we'll start with robinhood it's announcing it's cutting 23% of its jobs. these latest cuts will be primarily in operations, marketing, and program management the ceo is blaming the deterioration of the macro environment and broad crypto crash for the decision they dropped their second quarter results a day early showing a decline in monthly active users >>> lawmakers are reportedly set to propose new legislation putting crypto and ether under watch. according to "the wall street journal," the committee chair won debbie stabenow and top-ranking republican john boozman will give that it's the latest move in the fight among agencies and federal committees overseeing crypto and on who will regulate the assets. there's a shakeup at c-suite michael saylol will be stepping down the news came as the company reported second quarter results mostly due to an impairment charge of more than $900 million based on the value of its bitcoin holdings. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up on t

becky. >> dom, school me on this.ement or trash companies were more closely tied to the economy if there is a strong economy, people are buying more things and throwing out more things you see it in the numbers. how is the inflation so important to them? why does it matter >> the story may have shifted here because inflation side of things may not impact their business as much not to say the costs don't go higher or not impacted by rising prices, but investor thought that even in times of distress or times when inflation is going higher, there is still a very big need for those types of services those businesses do not become as impacted as some of the other ones because of rising cost pressures because people tend to stick with those services, waste management or hauling off trash, even if issues are going higher. if investors feel that way, this is one of the places where it is insulated. it is about relatively in markets. some industries are less impacted in investor eyes in terms of the overall business than other

dom was saying to watch out for the 160 level. and as apple goes into the markets largely. >> yes, certainly in terms of the index influence that is what happens. but apple also tends to go on these streaks about performance it then has to give back some of it was really acting like nothing so much as the consumer staple stock for the first several months of this year and into the recent highs. that's why it has it its own character, to me being illustrative of what's happening more broadly in technology. >> mike, what's getting sold, say on friday and when investors are selling, has the character of it changed? i mean, we saw the big washout in growth tech, in particular. over the past few months, but it feels like some of those stocks have come back and shown some strength in some other stuff might be selling off. >> yeah, the hypergrowth stuff that really peaked, that isn't, to me, the tip of the spear in terms of new selling on friday it was cyclical stocks, first of all it was overwhelmingly negative, so you have 14 to 1 nega

you're so who's on, is that why the most do not dom yes or no, you're supposed changed. your report are go via our sports ski more the flu, g g. then it says use junior sports changed for swab young ski, a go downstream jungle years continue with the was all peaceful in your is danny soon he please. his console fee. mine to my bank . son is the same construct of the shelf. his scholarship controller and domino political controller ask about this. ah, for example, germany and france to a lesser extent. exploiting the weak members of the european union, greece in croatia, anywhere where germany can make big business. that is a form of exploitation. and the greek economy be considered ruined by the european union. yes, it was ruined by the european union. it's already listed when you look now, at how many greeks have left the country. it's an embarrassment how many young people have left the country. it's an embarrassment ah, results is being depleted, but yet another attempt at dividing the world has become a major item on the mountain agenda. soviet russia is a pie that n

i feel comfortable asking this question, dom, because you know this i'm not trying to be some, you knowan. let's be clear in history, some of the best market rallies come in bear markets, do they not >> they do >> you think the bottom is in. maybe it is. a lot of people say the bottom is in. loo look at the rally. they get their face ripped off again. bear markets have the best short-term returns >> some do the issue becomes whether or not you become a market timer. we have spoken so much over the course of years now in various parts of the market, financial advisers included about the idea if you miss out on some of the big up moves during the market volatility type regimes we're seeing like right now, you miss out on the potential returns cumulatively over a longer period the issue is whether or not when you look at some of those short-term timing mechanisms and if you are an openportunistic trader, brian, and a core position you want to buy and zealot fringes to add out performance, that may be fine and you may succeed or you may not. over the long term, though, if you have the time

, if you compare what happened in antiquity with what the taliban or the so called islamic state of dom, antique, or possibly we don't have any images from the greek and roman antiquity that clearly show these pieces being desecrated. often, all like the toppling of statues for examples wash, visible i know star to m chandel. i'm start one short sight. it was done on hottest . it was transcribed into literature, the thought, but it wasn't done for publicity. lawsuits was eps dustin and good notes of a kind of womb shall kaiser hit. a roman emperor would never have promoted himself as someone who had toppled the statue of his previous household on fogging. osgood, in the 1st major dispute of a religious iconography, occurred during the buys, hunting empire, were images of jesus mary and the saints aloud. and could they also be worshipped. many followers of the orthodox catholic faith, believe the icons, a powerful protectors, but 8th century emperors considered them blasphemous. the cross was the only thing that mattered to them. emperor constantine, the 5th, was also an iconoclast. he p

durte dom has also apologised, but says it was consensual. also in the tech industry, founding video app app beme back in 2014, which he sold to cnn for an estimated $25 million. we are officially live in the app store. we have seen such tremendous outcomes because of the opportunities created with technology. but there's a downside to that. there are real negative outcomes, there are real dangerous outcomes, and that theme exactly is what my movie explores. good god, david! that was nick, talking to casey neistat. now, earlier we talked about the importance of olympic sites having a legacy and being useful and accessible to the wider community. one of the ways that is happening here in london is that — that purple circle up there means that this place is one of the new stops on a new train line that crosses london. 0riginally called crossrail, work started on it in 2009, but it's since been renamed the elizabeth line, opening just in time for the queen's platinumjubilee. but before the public got on board, paul carter went for a sneak previe

as stock prices and valuations crater some wall street firms calling the bottom on growth stocks, dom chiu is with us. hi >> valuations are at the heart of this discussion as to whether or not they make a comeback which tend to preguess the multiples or valuations of some of these analysts at goldman sachs are starting to look at them and say maybe they can make a comeback, but certain kinds. they say, consistent with history we expect investors will reward higher quality growth stocks but continue to avoid unprofitable growth stocks that would be required to tap into the financial markets at a time when the cost of capital is on the rise now, with that in mind, if you look at those growth stocks that have profitability right now or at some point in the very near future, goldman's team put together a list of some of those names. now, go to cnbc.com/pro and subscribers will get a look at the full story around it among some of the names that are on goldman's screen for profitable or close to profitable companies that are growth oriented and could make a comeback they have lift in that m

that time of year again, yes, back to school dom chu is here with a look at how spending is stacking> it's thematically the same as we've said before about a lot of the spending picture the thing we want to keep an eye on is whether it's getting back towards pre-pandemic levels. the data that we have is courtesy of bank of america institute. they got a lot of insights in addition to being one of the biggest banks in america they can see spending patterns with respect to credit card spend, debit card spend, that kind of thing. they have taken a look at spending for back-to-school season from june through the summer the blue line is pre-pandemic in 2019 the orange line maybe not surprisingly is 2021, last year for school and the green line, that's the one that's interesting here. what it shows is that this year, spending is on a pace to eclipse what we saw pre-pandemic there could be a number of reasons for that, say bank of america says it could be fears of inflation or supply chain issues where people are trying to find deals and spending money when they can. so people are spending m

i want to take another look at another subsector of tech, dom, the legacy tech trade. we have disappointing results from dell and this has been another relatively good space for investors to hide this year. is that coming undone now? yes, they have dividends but slowing growth is a concern. hp and hbq to report too. >> it's not just that. but it's all about the relativity versus expectations for many of these companies, because of the tough comparable comparisons we had during the pandemic there were already expectations that computing providers, companies like hpe, hpq, and of course dell have seen a boom to their business over the course of the last couple of years given the pandemic and everything else we kind of have an idea that things aren't going to be add good but how not good versus expectations are they? that's why you see dell, and hp, some of the ones here taking it on the chin. i'm not sure if that legacy trade can be boiled down strictly to the relativity over covid comparisons, but for right now, given the best buy results, by the way, with particular em

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and what has happened is, dom, tyler, you have companies that depended for las vegas sands, 65% of theirfrom macao prepandemic. for wynn it was 75%. they're now turning to rely on for sands, singapore, for wynn it's really las vegas, and the boom there to support the overall operations las vegas supporting macao it's totally topsyturvy. >> it's a world post-pandemic where the whole world is upside down, but it also shows you the stark contrast in the way here as america have treated the covid lockdowns that we've had and the emergence from them versus a very strict hard line approach happening in china. you could argue and i would say that las vegas looks a heck of a lot better right now than macao does, so maybe there's an interesting kind of tilt or political commentary on just what kind of system works more effectively, especially when it comes to things like casino gambling. >> it's one reason why mgm resorts is coming out of this a little bit better because they have a much more diversified portfolio and much more reliant on domestic operations there thanks for bringing us casinos t

that's all ahead for to dom chu with the latest numbers. >> very much in the red right now, as opposed to the mixed picture we saw earlier, kelly, and by the way, what you're seeing right now here is just about session los for about the entire part of the market here we'll get to the numbers after we get through the top lines the dow industrials down 22 points very flat but losing a little bit of steam here. the s&p 500, again, near session lows at the lows we were down 23 points, 3 points at the high a down day overall for the s&p 4119 the last trade off one half of one percent the nasdaq composite off nearly 1.5% the epicenter, that and small caps the nvidia warning from yesterday, it is the micron warning today. semiconductor stocks very much in focus given some of the revenue outlooks and profit outlooks from two big brand name semiconductor companies. so nvidia is off another 5.5% after big losses yesterday micron down 5.25% on its warning. lamm research and applied micro are some of the biggest laggards in the s&p 500 keep an eye on the chip stocks they have been viewed as the le

first, to dom chu on today's market action. >> it looked like it would be a sell-off today, but it's not >> everything happening right now is leading to at least a bit of moderation. the s&p 500, again, session highs, up 21 points. we were down as low as 39, so 17 points, 4 is 36 the real outperformer up about interest rates. if you look at the spread, the difference in rates between three-month treasury bills and ten-year treasury notes, that's one of the preferred gauges of the yield curve that some dreers and investors look at as a possibility indicator. at one point today, it actually inverted ever so slightly, only to go higher again we're now up by just about nearly 20 basis points there, so it's been pretty much a straight line higher since that touch of inversion so keep an eye on those interest rates one other to watch is the stock of the day massive move higher on uber. it reports a big loss, a wide loss due in large part to many of the investments getting -- however, revenue is coming in much better than expected. also some of the ridership metrics showing life as well and

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. >>> welcome back the industrial sector may not have the heavyweight in the s.e.c., but we have domnners and losers >> diverse set of stocks, frank. ones that out performed on the year to date basis if you look at the s&p versus the industrial sector, it is not the biggest or most important. maybe it tells a bit about the economy. if you look at the overall picture, down 5% on the year a down year. we know. the s&p overall is still down 10%. that white line for the most part over the better course of the year tracking better than the orange line which is the s&p 500. winner wise. it is interesting. out performance in certain parts of the market and industrials has a lot to do with the kind of conflicts we have seen around the world rideght now specificay with russia and ukraine. you see focus on defense names like northrup which is up 26%. lockheed martin and general dynamics the big names to the upside. global conflict. tension with china and taiwan. that puts traders and investments on the defense contracts. you mentioned in the last segment the motion of housing a and real estate

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turns deadly in sold at least a people drowned at the south, 40 and definitely some of the heaviest dom, pause in decades. how policies responding and why wasn't the city and the shortage of essential m t h i, the medication is putting lives at risk in india, and activist explains how the prices could have been avoided. ah, i british manager, welcome to the w news asia. glad you could join us. at least 8 people are dead and others missing after heavy rain swamped sewell's metropolitan region. the rain began on monday morning and had intensified by evening. in one part of the city, it was the most amount of rainfall in 80 years. the weather office has predicted more info in the coming days, like fountains along the streets, the serious c all filled up with water, turning rows into rivers. it even drowned the upscale district of gun them, known for its design outlets and high and cars. people thought they would be safe hill on them on is all. i couldn't believe that i was trapped in a building with 40 other people in the middle of gang of district due to floods. it reminds me of the titan

major impact on developments in afghanistan. deed, we're at the, our look at that f one assembly she, dom at many families are even poorer than before head, especially those who have been displaced from their home region by the war against the taliban homie to hall. but massuce and that for me, hi, be here for the that had a young man. so people have been selling the children are selling an organ to should get at follow that may have go to the higher with as i buy, than a 100 i had before. ish big center, a refugee camp in the capital capital. hundreds of people live in tents in the north of the city. like here in the sorrows, ishamley district. afghanistan is struggling to provide for the many internally displaced persons. after decades of fighting about 7 100000 people, out of a population of nearly 40000000 have been forced from their homes. he government workers distribute blankets, carpets and other relief supplies. security personnel dressed in orange are here to prevent the situation from getting out of control the greater the poverty, the greater the risk the children will be sold

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where he's putting it next and earnings are going to be reported today, so we'll get you set up first, dom chu has the latest numbers. >> as kelly pointed out it's a very strong day for the markets overall. maybe no surprise, it gives you an idea that the path of least resistance too on the up side. they got a bit of good news, but it's very bad, but maybe it's a sign of things getting better. nasdaq with 2.5% gains there even the s&p 500 almost re-claiming 4200 it did up, nearly 2% gains there. 1.5% gains for the dow industrials. if you are looking for a place you can see in the market that's really reacting to some of that softer than expected inflation data, it has to be in consumer-oriented companies that could benefit if people had more spending power look at norwegian cruise lines the best performing stock in the s&p today, it's up 13% discover financial, on the consumer spending sigh, credit card issuers, that sort of thing, up about 6.5% etsy and target, and then darden restaurants up 3.5% if people spend less on certain things, maybe they can eat more, travel more, those sorts of

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and that is add in earnings exchange and we begin with the market dom chu here with the numbers. >> yeah, choppy but stable relatively speaking. check this out, we'll end the month with fractional moves at least for right now. on the high side and low side, we haven't seen more than fractional gains and losses. but right now the dow industrial is down about 70 points. that is about a quarter of a percent drop just about flats just slightly negative for the nasdaq comp composite, 11,875. and each of the three is now for the month down roughly 3.5% to 4% so pretty broad based and even with regard to the market losses in the month of august if youine. the struggling retailer is down 23% right now off its session lows and it comes out with an update for its restructuring plan it solidified some financingne lines of credit, some loans taken out, and it will share a lot more shares. but they will close stores they will layoff staff on one side of things, some people feel restructuring is a good thing, but for bed bath & beyond, maybe the effect of selling more shares is outweighing any kind of

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thank you, dom >> dom, thank you very much. >>> and thanks for watching "power lunch." >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> here's something we haven't said in a while, a cooler than expected print the most important hour of trading starts now welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen every sector in the s&p 500 is higher except for utilities up 1.75% on the s&p the nasdaq zooming up 2.5% tech had been under pressure yesterday. the report on fears we wouldn't see as much of a fall in the inflation rate the number was good news for the markets. the small caps up 2.7% and the u.s. dollar sharply lower, down a full percent off that inflation figure bonds are rallying with yields coming down. here is a live look for you to show you how broad it is the s&p 500 sector heat map. and at the top of the list you have materials some of the cyclically oriented groups up 2.8%, communication services up 2.4% consumer discretionary up higher, 2.4% what's driving it, a lot of these travel names, the cruise lines beaten up hard, norwegian cruise, carnival up 9.5% we'll hit some of the travel names la

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