tom: liz ann sonders was with us and edward yardeni in a moment. we hook up with edward yardeni by wires and the screen turns green. it is amazing. we have the nasdaq finally green on the screen. he moves the markets just by showing up and doing a sound check. jonathan: of 2/10 on the s&p. the nasdaq unchanged. yields up a single basis point. we have to keep going back to it. and i slipped in crude this morning, 75.6 1 -- $75.61. tom: brent crude up 2.4%. we have gone beyond that with some people framing out $100 per barrel. it was one of the tennis -- the toughest acts to lyme economics. this was a million years ago. the guy that replaced him was the same or even better. edward yardeni out of yale brought a huge acuity of linking economics to the markets at cj lawrence and onto a storied career. he joins us this morning, moving the markets green by just showing up. what is the character of this bull market? edward: it has been very broad-based. every now and then people freak out because it looks like it is narrow. . we find that the groups that l

tom: we refrain to the relationships of the market and the bond to lundy's with edward yardeni -- you're tech stocks? >> yes, specifically between the s&p 500 index and the 10-year treasury yield. it is a comparison that liz ann sonders made on her twitter feed. she put on a lot of charts and in the morning, they're pretty insightful. this way got my attention. what we are seeing lately is very different than what we have seen over the past couple of decades, more reminiscent of the.com era in the 90's where in fact you are seeing a negative correlation between tech stocks and bond yields. you're getting a better part of a year as far as that goes. tom: are you channeling insecure -- insync here? that fixes back to 2001. is there a 2001ish element to where we are right now? dave: you can argue it is more like where we were before 2001 because you are talking about the most negative correlation -- most negative the correlation has been since october 1997. we were in the middle of the.com era back then. tech stocks were taking off. -- there was so much focus on the development of the inter