i'm dominick chu. if you're flabbergasted, you're not alone. the vix took a leg lower. it may put interest rates on hold a little longer, and the language, if you're wondering how low below 14 it is, it's not relatively speaking. since 2010, there have been 414 times when the vix has traded lower than the 14 mark. many are bunched together in a series. so when you break out the ranges, you still get a bunch of times. if you look at the times when the vix has traded below 14 and the euro has traded below $1.14 like now, and we've had an effective fed rate of 37 basis points or lower, had crude oil low of 50 and the unemployment rate below 5%, this has only happened three distinct time frames in history, all within the past year. so it's fair to say we're in uncharted waters for how markets will react in the unprecedented factors. so, melissa, we're still waiting to see how it will resolve itself. there's hardly any history to beg it on. >> chu's burning the mid night oil for us. have a great weekend. >> you too. >> should you be playing offense or defense? >> i think whe

. >>> let's get over to dominick chu and see what's going on. >> i can't look at david or jim this morning we're talking about wall street getting back to work and if you are a commuter in the tri-state area you kind of got the feel of that, a lot more people on those commuter trains in the area and it's the same thi thing. what we have is the beginnings of the volume pick up as people get back to work, as kids are still going back to school, maybe some people still out of the office, but we have a positively moderate day, as for the early sectors winners and losers, if there really are losers, generally speaking, the market's higher. materials are kind of up there, as well, the consumer dis discretionari discretionaries, also the financialspector spid financial spector signs and a big part of the bull story over the last couple weeks we'll see if it goes higher. lower volumes then we'll see volumes pick up now. for the over assume picture for the mack i donro side of thingsa look at gold. we have seen i nice uptick, and a steep collapse that would takedown a lot of those miners and the mi

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