mona mahajan of edward jones joining us with the outlook for the markets.he key issues that we keep talking about on the inflation front also include what is happening in the supply chain, headaches not only for companies but also for governments. the national governors association is meeting this weekend in washington, they'll be talking about those issues, and they will have a cross-border dialogue with that as well. one of the attendees is the premier of alberta who said that he will be there to address growing supply chain problems including the u.s. and canadian policies that have impacted many cross-border truckers causing further damage to supply chains and higher prices for consumers. we are talking about that with the premier, coming up next right here on bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets. i'm matt miller. stocks rallied today after a volatile week. the s&p 500 pushing higher and pushing toward its biggest advance this year but one stock is bucking the trend, caterpillar, which is struggling with supply chain issues, forcing it to raise

mona mahajan of edward jones.s we move towards a federal reserve decision, some people consoling any rate hike for the month of march. the questions we are asking, show me why i should hike in march or show me why i shouldn't. this from citi moments ago, andrew hallman horst and the team. "wind margaret -- andrew hallman horst and the team. the base case, for what it is worth, is june. tom: they have to see. there's a lot of economic data to come out, including the jobs report. you mentioned the dispersion of the jobs report. i am going to suggest that most fed policy comes back to the measurement of fully employed america and the measure of this wage inflation that is maybe there, maybe not there. we just have to get the data, and they are massively data dependent. jonathan: i am pleased to see you are still employed, tom. i had my doubts, you were gone so long. tom: it was a month. jonathan: you're the one guy that is on covid and you tell me you are perfecting your grown a -- your negroni. futures up 17, let's

one, hodgen, edward jones senior investment strategist, thank you very much as well.hat are we going to talk about next? tech turmoil hitting every u.s. etf. there's one etf gaining on ark's pain. we will talk about that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: it is payrolls friday, but also etf friday. we are looking at how cathie wood's fund is hurting from the selloff we have seen since the start of the year. let's dig into the details with bloomberg's katie gry felt -- katie greifeld. katie: if we look at the arc innovation etf, it is down over 7% so far just in the first five trading days of this year. if you look at the other side of the trade, the total capital short innovation etf, that tracks the inverse performance of ark. it is up over 9.5%. arc innovation down by over 9%. it is really interesting, what this means for the flows. you can see the investors who poured billions of dollars into that fund in 2021 hung tough for a while, but now you're starting to see some outflows. the last seven months has seen investors pull cash, and the fund is on track for a second

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i want to bring you into the conversation because as a journalist you also mentioned edward p jones, and he wrote in his acknowledgment i'm very grateful to my editor who many of you all may know an editor in chief, but i'm very grateful to my editor who may well have believed from the first word so i'm curious how do you come to amistad and publishing this work which is so specific and now having been to detroit for the first time this summer to sort of have even a better understanding of what you are writing about, can you talk a little bit about that? >> there is for black women sitting here with me and responsible for me being here. first of all, one of them is 101-years-old and detroit. that would be my mom. she talked to me this morning and we had our sunday sermon and i quiz her sometimes to see how clear she is. i say in the bible there are two books in the bible in which god is not mentioned. what are they and she quickly responds song of songs. she was just as clear as ever. the other is my wife who's been challenged by some medical procedures otherwise she would be here wi

edward jones maria: welcome back., no buzz, t-mobile will fire corp. brett employees who are not fully vaccinated by april 2, weeks after the supreme court struck down president biden's vaccine mandate for businesses. your thoughts on t mow sticking with the -- t-mobile sticking with the mandate despite the ruling. >> it doesn't make sense to he myrtle beach we now know that the efficacy of the vaccines wears off over time. is this going to mean additional boosters and not only does it wear off over time, it doesn't really help you against any of the variants. this seems ideological to me, not really based in science or reason but that's the left coast and that's what you get. maria: your thoughts, morgan? >> so what's interesting, i read the article, maria, and this is for corporate office holders. it's not for most of the techs who are in the field and it's not even for most of the people who work inside the stores. and that's really interesting to me because that seems like if you're going to require vaccine mandat

two of us in terms of understanding what amistad is because a friend of mine even said they read edward jones and looked at the spine and decided this is amistad, they publish black people without even looking it up, just knowing the firm the name and understanding the heritage and what this name means, you understand or i hope he would understand the importance of what amistad as a name has established and then look into the catalog to see what that evolution as well and so for me, i don't know if there was a mandate. i know when i was talking about coming on i was like i don't want a lot of pressure. i don't want to buy a lot of books. i bought like 12 books in six months. i don't know how that happened. [laughter] it speaks to that and of the the subjectivity that is inherent but when you understand and care so much about the culture you also care about what is being said that isn't i don't want to say necessarily placating but sometimes we are in a de- colonial state where i would think we are trying to de- colonize ourselves and who we've been talking to that when you reach out to an edi

. : : : said they read edward p jones and then they looked at the spine and said this is almost odd they publish a black people, without even looking at us and knowing instinctively from the name and understanding the heritage and what the name means, you understand or i would hope you understand the importance of what almost odd amistad has meant for that evolution as well you do so for me i don't know that there was a mandate. i know when i was talking to tracy and judith about coming on iowa's like i don't want a lot of pressure. i'm not going to buy a lot of books. i bought a 12 books in six months. [laughter] i don't know the varying perspective and subjectivity inherent i publishing but when you understand and care so much about the culture, you understand what is being said and i don't want to say necessarily placating but because we are in this de- colonial state where i would think we are trying to de- colonize ourselves and understanding who we've been talking to that when you reach out to be an editor of color during that same i'm speaking to white people. i don't know why you

a friend of mine even said, who is black, they read edward p jones and looked at the spine and said oh this is amistad fate publisher black people without even looking it up. just knowing instinctively from the name andan understanding heritage and what this name means you understand i would hope you understand the importance of what amistad in name has established for 35 years and then look into the catalog. talking to tracy and judith about coming on i don't want that pressure i bought 12 books in six months i don't know how that happened. [laughter] [laughter] >> exactly. it speaks to that in the varying kinds of perspective in subjectivity that's inherited in publishing that when you understand and care so much about the culture, you also really care about what is being i said that is and i don't say placating but sometimes because we are in the deep colonial state i think we are trying to colonize ourselves in understanding how we have been talking to we reach out to an editor of color during that same work at his continual work youou might recognize i am speaking to tewhite peopl

and a friend of mine who is black read edward p. jones and said, oh, this is amistad, they publish black people and without looking it up, understanding the name and the heritage and what this name means, you understand or i would hope you would understand the importance of what amistad in name has established for 35 years and then look into the catalog and see what that evolution as well. and so, for me i don't know that there was a mandate. when i was talk to go tracy and judy about coming on, i don't want a lot of pressure, buying 12 books. >> i don't know how that happened. i don't know how that happened. >> there's some outstanding writers waiting to be published. >> exactly, it speaks to that, too, and the very different perspectives inherent in publishing. when you understand and care about the culture. you care about what is being said that isn't kind of-- i don't want to say necessarily placating, but sometimes we, because we're in a deep colonial state or i think we're trying to decolonize ourselves and understand who we've been

edward jones >>> i wanted to get another comment on this netflix new buy from steve weiss you see the$423, steve weiss saying he bought it this morning i'm reminded that joe terranova sold it in november at $661, a long distance from where we are, joe, but what do you make of steve weiss looking for value opportunity down here? and we are reminded as well that bill ackerman recently did the same thing in net politics >> i think the objectives for bill and steve are totally different. bill will be in this for many years and he'll need a much better guidance outlook from reed hastings and the team at netflix. far trade, i think this may be 10% upside and i'm just right now studying my momentum factors that i'm looking at, but from a momentum perspective, you really had to capture the stock below $400 i see limited upside i can't see it getting above $475 >> weiss, do you want to make a quick comment on that? >> your mouth to god's ears. let it go to $473. i'd take it. >> i knew he was going to say that >> of course he said that. of course. >> steve, give me a final real quick if you cou

a friend of mine said, who is black, said they read edward p jones and a look at the spy and said this is almost odd, this book is for black people not even looking it up just understanding the heritage and just what this name means, you understand our i would hope you would understand the importance of what thomas dodd is and has established for 35 years and then look into the catalog and see what that evolution as well. so for me i don't know that there was a mandate. i know when i was talking to tracy and judith about coming on i was like i don't want to have all that pressure. i'm not going to buy a lot of books. i bought 12d. books in six mont. >> i don't know how that happens. [laughing] >> it speaks to that into the like varying kind of perspective and subjectivity that is inherent in publishing but when you understand and you care so much about the culture you also really care about what is being said that isn't kind of ottawa to say necessarily placating, but because we're in this d colonial state where i would think we're trying to decolonize our sales and understand we been

edward jones stuart: all right, watch this.nia jewelry store owner took matters into his own hands to stop a robbery. watch it. take us through it lauren? lauren: so the owner of the mall -based jewelry store had a ellison gun, concealed carry permit, five men, you'll see them start coming into the store and they crack a display case with a crow bar and the owner draws his gun, we'll play the video and then one of the five men also had a gun and he showed them his gun and they ran out of the store so nobody was hurt in this instance. the thieves probably thought they could get away with this because they constantly get away with smash-and-grabs but they didn't and they did not expect the owner to bravely defend himself so there you go. the guy walked in with a crow bar, more men behind him and there's the owner with his gun. stuart: what would have happened if one of the guys, the robbers, had showed gun and the jewelry store owner plugged him? with a .38, whose in the right? who would go to prison? lauren: the jewelry store ow

for more on whether there's opportunities in tech let's bring in senior investment strategist at edward jonesoining us is portfolio strategist of the needham small cap invest fund why you like the cyclical value plays more but with this drubbing in technology in recent days are there names that are starting to get interesting to you >> yeah. look we continue to think the theme for at least the first half of 2022 will be rotation back into value cyclical names veto some extent some defensive parts of the market and seen in the staples in the past week many investors are coming into the year quite overweight in the growth tech portfolios so we think there's room for that rotation and that leadership to continue that being said, we are now at a point where the nasdaq's down about 8% from the recent highs that's in line with what we have seen in prior rate hike induced sell-offs over three years so the isk/reward is becoming mor interesting here for those investors longer term that maybe don't have the growth exposure they want we think areas of technology with better valuations, with stronger ca

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edward jones here is what the technical signals are telling us about the upcoming weeks i think everybody's what the charts are telling us about where we really are. we have earnings obviously this week we also have the backdrop of the fed and bostock making comments over the weekend what do the charts say >> sure. when we're looking at the u.s. equity market, for instance, we do have contrarian bullish readings from the aaii individual investor surveys. it's as high as it's been since 2013 also above where it's been at the pandemic low, so individual sentiment is quite bearish the fed did it i think what's crucial if this week, they can rally a bit more, regain the 40-week moving average, which is roughly around 4451 there's a critical resistance on a short-term basis, about 4445, 4546 if you can't regain that level sooner rather than later, the potential for a debt cap bounce increases. you need to get a washout. roll back down, get a washout. say 90% down stocks and volume in those stocks, that would help to do. that we haven't seen the big climactic selling days just yet, even though se

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we are headed live to the white house where edward lawrence is on scotus watch, closing bell ringing in 37 minutes dow jones industrials down 321, nasdaq is down 130, s&p down 37. still a rough day for the bulls at the moment. we're coming right back. ♪ ♪ wow, we're crunching tons of polygons here! what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq ♪ ♪ learning is hard work. hard work requires character. learning begins in faith. it must move upwards toward the highest thing, unseen at the beginning - god. and freedom is essential to learning. its principles must be studied and defended. learning, character, faith, and freedom: these are the inseparable purposes of hillsdale college. my daughter has learningtype 2 diabetes faith, and freedom: and lately i've seen this change in her. once-weekly trulicity is proven to help lower a1c. it lowers blood sugar from the first dose. and you could lose up to ten pounds. trulici