i'm frank holland.et's get you ready for the trading day ahead. the s&p and nasdaq coming off back-to-back winning days. the market is a bit mixed. s&p lower. the dow would open seven points higher. nasdaq is down 18 points. this action we're seeing here is after a very rare warning from the fed on the state of the stock market. comments yesterday, lisa cook offering a blunt assessment saying, quote, valuations are elevated a number of assets classes including equity and corporate debt suggesting markets re price to perfection. we want to look at the pre-market gainers on the s&p 500. a chip named micron up 5%. first energy and derna and uber with fmc rounding out the top five. nvidia shares with jensen huang speaking at ces. announcing nvidia's mini desk stop. nvidia sparking a rally. chip nation mes moving higher. similar for intel and broadcom and micron here. we will talk more about the chips and what nvidia's ceo had to say with sara kunst in a moment. the bond market is holding steady. jolts later

i'm frank holland. let's look at futures with the first trading day of the year. the s&p post ing 20% gains for back-to-back years. the s&p coming off the first four-day slide to even their nt year since 1976. the dow looks like it could open up more than 200 points higher. the nasdaq up almost 200 points. we will do a check of s&p 500 pre-market gainers. look at the top of the list. cooper. a medical tech company up 6%. snap-on, a tool company, up about 2.5%. allegion and omnicom rounding out the list. we want to look at small caps. off to a positive start to the year despite a huge run up after election. small cap futures are up .50% right now. one area that's impacted the small cap trade and broader market is yields. ten-year starting 2025 about 60 basis points higher than it started 2024. that's despite 100 basis points of fed cuts coming in last year. the ten-year at 4.54. easing back from the level we saw in the final days of 2024. 4.54 as i mentioned. entering the new year, oil is moving higher a

i'm frank holland. before we begin, a live look at los angeles where crews are making marginal inroads to containing at least five wildfires. the palisades burning 20,000 acres and destroying at least 1,000 buildings. officials say that fire is 6% contained. much more on this and the staggering cost coming up later this hour. >>> first, we turn attention to wall street and a check of the u.s. futures after the stock market was closed yesterday for the funeral of president jimmy carter. futures in the red across the board right now. s&p down .30%. nasdaq down under .50%. the major averages on pace for a losing week. nasdaq on pace for back-to-back losing weeks. we will talk about that with our guest shortly. the ten-year yield approaching 4.7%. it's at 4.6. the 30-year close to a 5% yield. its highest level since november of 2023. the jobs report today expected to be a market mover for both bonds and stocks. oil and natural gas moving higher on expectations of higher demand this winter. take a look. we a

i'm frank holland. let's get you ready for the trading day head. we begin with the check of futures with the s&p 500 and dow on two-day win streaks, but the nasdaq on a four-day slide. the dow looks like it would open 140 points higher. the nasdaq is the best on the percentage basis. the s&p up just about .50 now. we look at the pre-market gainers. look at what is pushing that index higher. lennar up 4%. palantir, after pressure on stock in recent days, up 3% in the pre-market. followed by ge vernova and sempra and d.r. horton. we check the bond market. that yield pressure continues to weigh on equities. the ten-year at the highest level since november of 2023. the 20-year above 5%. the benchmark at 4.77. it has risen about 20 basis points since the start of the year. we also want to look at energy. oil near a four-month high. take a look at the oil picture. wti trading below 80 bucks a barrel. you can see it has pulled back down almost 4%. a big rise here at the start of 2025. we're also seeing a bit o

i'm frank holland. happy from you.iday., we will show you what matters to wall street and your wallet. we look at the s&p and dow and nasdaq all starting low on the year. take a look at futures. a rebound in the pre-market. s&p up 16 points. the dow up over 100 points. up around .13%. nasdaq is 80 points or .50%. we look at some of the biggest gainers s s s in the pre-mark. constellation energy and astrazeneca and applied materials up. we are seeing a shift when it comes to leadership. energy, the best performer after a laggard back in 2024, i know it is not that, just a few days ago. on the other side, consumer discretionary. you see down almost 4%. energy up almost 2.5%. we also have three sectors that remain in correction territory. materials, healthcare and energy and real estate. actually four. yields held steady over recent days, but at 4.5% which is putting pressure the market. the ten-year holding steady at 4.55. pulling back in recent days, but still above 4.5%. different story with long bond. this has held steady

i'm frank holland. thank you for joining us on this day. i want to look at the live pictures right now these are some of the surreal and nightmare scenes captivating the world. this is a live shot of los angeles, california where wildfires are continuing to rage there are five fires burning and the palisades fire grown to 17,000 acres this is the most destructive fire in los angeles history. we will have a live report from the scene coming up later this hour. >>> first, a look at the stock market following the release of the latest fed minutes the futures as you can see a down notoriety now when you look at the futures s&p and dow and nasdaq down fractionally you know a fractional move to the down side. the stock market is closed for the funeral of u.s. president jimmy carter this is the rotunda where president carter well lie in state until his funeral. we will have full coverage on cnbc the stock market is closed, but the bond market is open until 2:00 p.m major u.s. equity futures will trade until 9:

i'm frank holland. we begin this hour with the check of u.s. stock futures. wall street had a strong close on friday breaking a four-day losing streak for the s&p. taking a look at futures. you see right now the s&p up 28 points. dow up 70 points higher. that is fractionally higher on the percentage basis. nasdaq, the best performer in the pre-market, it is up .75% or more than 150 points. we look at the action in the s&p 500. you see at the top of the list. moderna shares up 3.5%. followed by micron. we told you there is a chip rally under way. shares up 3%. fortinet and revvity and verisign. one major question as we look at the markets in the new year. the direction of the momentum with the s&p closing below the 50-day moving average. very close. a bit of a rally on friday. closing below the 50-day moving average over the last two months with the s&p moving side ways. another question for the market is narrow necessary. a lot of focus on a.i. as ces begins this trade. a lot of eyes on ceo jensen huang. you can see over the last month, the mag seven up 1.5%.

i'm frank holland. we begin with a look at u.s. stock futures with the markets falling after the friday's stronger than expected jobs report that led to the upside in yields. that is one that is rattling are investors. take a look. we are deep in the red across the board. s&p down almost 1%. the dow would open 160 points lower. right here, the nasdaq down more than 280 points. down just about 1.5%. right now, i want to look at the pre-market action on the nasdaq 100. take a look at those stocks moving the index lower. arm holdings down 4%. similar for alantir and micro strategy. let's look last week. it was and down week overall. the nasdaq down two weeks in a row. here is the percentage moves. the dow falling more than 1.3%. the s&p down almost 2% last week. the nasdaq down almost 2%. russell falling 3.5%. now in correction territory. this weakness on wall street contributed to the rise in the bond yields. the 20-year not showing here, crossing the 5% mark. the benchmark at 4.78. we will continue to talk about that throughout the

. >>> and good morning, thanks so much for being here with us, i'm frank holland. we begin as always with a check of u.s. stock futures after a big selloff on wall street with nasdaq falling 2%. take a look at futures. in the green across the board. all three indexes up a quarter of a percent. the dow will open up more than 100 points higher. also a look at the s & p 500 premarket gainers. you see moderna here quite a few times followed by globe life, charles river, discover financial, and tapestry. up almost 2.5%. we want to talk about treasuries, bond yields that continue to be big. indications companies are preparing for tariffs. you see the read on the benchmark, 4.67, highest point since we have seen in april. the 30 year hitting a more than one-year high, taking a look at the broader spectrum. the 30 year coming up at 4.9. hitting a one-year high as well. the two-year, hitting about 4.28 right now. at the same time, we saw a steepening of the yield curve, where guests said would be a positive sign for the market. we see it at 38 basis points. hit almost 40 ba

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. >> futures were up during the frank holland show at 5:00. for now we are a bit below. for with the rates right where they are. now somehow, between 430 and 6:00, the rates skyrocketed. after adp, they went lower. we are going to play this game, we are worse than the analyst telling us to sell. >> what game? as to the every ticket game. >> this is a one year high. for where were we during the 1990s? for i know where interest rates were. speech actually go back to the 1980s as well? for we are old. for that is my take away. >> i remember the 1990s. we had interest rates to where we are now. we had an incredible equity market. >> i.c.u. denmark, and i raise you alaska. to you could say that 4.7 is not just a reflection of concerns of inflation, but the vigilantes can be heating up. >> he mentions denmark, we are asking whether there is an insanity premium in the bond market after the presser yesterday. >> i was going to go to navarro and say, are you guys going to slam no one orders? you want to click the jugular, that is they are ugular. >> that would be anticapitalist,

actually frank holland. gen tech. don't call them robo again. they're not. they're not robots. >> you guys want to get to walgreens quickly? >> i want to get to whatever you want to. i'm in a good mood. we're not in a recession. let's go tim wentworth. >> you look sharp today. both of you do. >> clothes make the man. >> well done. it's an honor to be with two gentlemen looking that fine. >> this suit is only one month of your rent. >>> walgreens support. is up. you don't have to go back too far. one year. that said, it looks like 1.40 to 1.80 per share is the guidance. they reiterated that. they did have same store prescription volumes. >> strong. that's what tim is saying. >> 1.5% and 8.5% on revenue in terms of prescription. u.s. retail pharmacy, obviously, better gross margins. 17% u.s. retail down year over year, but up 80 basis points quarter over quarter. you have steady operating expenses. there is hope perhaps. >> does boots want to be separate? >> you know, it has been reported on at sycamore and private equity firm passed on this. they had been try