we have the ifo data. it looked positive as well. is that creating a headache or good news for those in the euro-dollar pair as well? easy money, lots of money. 80 billion euros a month being bought by the ecb. is it good news? is it going to be negative? it's hard for those who are trying to get the euro down. 114.55. we'll be back after a short break on "street signs." >>> can you hear the bell ringing still? it's the start of the earnings season we heard the bell for. it's alcoa who traditionally kicks it off. i know we have a lot of banks later in the week. alcoa shares under a bit of pressure in germany, having dropped nearly 5% in after hours trading. weaker than expected quarterly sales. alcoa pointed to weak commodity prices, a stronger dollar, and plant closures as contributing to earnings falling shorterer sus last year. well, we had an exclusive interview with the chairman and ceo. he told cnbc how the upcoming split of the company should help performance. >> if you look at this quarter, you really see profits are up in al

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apple experiencing a mixed bag today and concerns about ifo -- iphone supply and demand and speculationt is entering the car market. we will break it all down. ♪ betty: this is bloomberg markets. joining me for actions insight is david bartosiak and he is out in chicago at the cboe. we talked about the rally today, but we have not talked about something you have been watching, a rally in small caps. as you said earlier, they are moving above the 200-day moving average. what does that signal to you? is a big deal.it i think it says that the risk rally is here to stay. look at the russell, we did behold -- below the 200-day moving average in august, and it got ugly after that. coming down to the february lows it obviously, we have lack -- we have rallied to since then. i compared the s&p 500 to the russell starting back when the russell dropped the low the 200-day, and it has lagged since then. here, aswe rally above long as it can hold, we have decent volume over the next couple days. we might rally back up towards the all-time high in the russell. julie: does that mean you are buying ca

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