. >> how does that itb look? >> virtually identical they overlay at about 95 plkt. >> any caveats about the trade you're putting on? >> i mean the one thing i would point out is it doesn't happen to capture their earnings which would be the big and obvious they are low priced. it is about as low as it ever gets in home depot >> all right staples, the sector has gotten stopped. take a look. campbe campbell soup down almost 30%. they say one of these names is about to light up. >> i started thinking about over there upgraded the consumer staple group which is not a table pounding sort of upgrade >> that massive gap after they reported dispinting shipments and disappointing demand it was after those results there is an issue of rising rates over the last year or so you may start to think about it where it was so poor it went down and maybe you see that reversal again, to me i think you look out to the catalyst which will be the earnings which expectations are not high. the stock is down in the dumps they report on j

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and how is the itb look? >> virtually identical.hey overlay it about a 95% correlation. >> mike, is there any caveats about the trade you're putting on >> well, the one thing i would point out is that this doesn't happen to capture their earnings which would be the next big and obvious catalyst to the upside. that's probably the reason why the options are as low priced as they are. they are low price. it's less than a 16% implied volatility which is about as low as it ever gets. when you take a look at now's the time to buy options in home depot, i think it is. >>> let's move on here. another group getting a bid from lower rates. consumer staples outperforming the market today but that doesn't change the fact that the sector hasn't gotten stomp this had year. campbell soup down almost 30%. general mills, phillip morris have also tanked by more than 20% this year. dan says some of these names or one of these names specifically is about to light up. >> the space looks interesting for a lot of the same reasons as carter's. it got me th

home construction etf ticker itb also the s&p home builder etf ticker xhb both on track for their worstrading since mid-may. driving the action those strong ppi inflation numbers this morning ahead of the fed meeting this afternoon that producer price index producing the strongest year on year gains since last year dr horton and henar and pulte among the woperformance in the s& lennar on pace for the worst day in a month as we talk about rising interest rates or the threat of, home builders certainly ones to watch. back over to you. >> thank you dom chu at hq. >>> the united states will host the 2026 fifa world cup after a three-way bid with mexico and canada was granted staging rights at post nine the -- here's the president of fifa making the announcement >> the member associations of canada, mexico and usa have been selected by the fifa congress to host the 2026 fifa world cup thank you. dan flynn, the socc ceo and secretary general, is here at post nine with us. thank you for joining us today. >> it's great to be here anks for the invite. >> why do you think north america won the bi

has the committee giving any extra thought in terms of how comfortable it would be going itbe rising above, whether rises higher than 2.1 or if it reaches 2.2 and how long? now that you are planning to hold regular press conferences, how do you plan to explain to the american people that inflation is not overrunning? chairman powell: the committee would be concerned if the inflation was to run consistently above or below 2%. that is what we mean by symmetric. we are looking at it equally on either side and it is a matter of persistent overruns. we know inflation is going to bounce around. as i mentioned, later this summer, there is a good chance that headline inflation will move above 2% because of oil prices. we acknowledge that, we understand that, and if inflation were to consistently run above or below 2%, we would be using our tools to be moving -- to try to move inflation into the direction of the target. we do understand we do not have the ability to precisely hit the target. we expect that inflation will be that or below and we hope is happening on a symmetric basis. >> at th

patricia: one of them is in the era of 1880-1920 come up with is itbe my sweet spot, and involves theodoreoosevelt, an aspect no one has wrote about before. that's all i can say about that. george -- quote lord lloyd george, prime minister of great britain, of saying this about woodrow wilson, open boat the extraordinary mixture of real greatness floated by much littleness. fair? patricia: i think it is fair. he could get hung up on little things. lloyd george liked him. various reports of his conversation during the peace conference. he complained about him sometimes, wilson would get on his high horse and deliver what lloyd george called sermonettes, and he did not like being lectured. they did not think of themselves as immoral leaders. brian: here is a quote from your book, wilson had listened to lloyd george's plea and said, you make me sick. what was that about? patricia: that was -- there was another explanation. you make me sick. patricia: did he talk this way to other leaders? did he talk this way to other leaders? patricia: no, and i cannot remember why he was so angry in the mom

the itb, builders rallying, on pace for a sixth straight day of gains for the first time this year alson pace for its west week since early march. century communities and di horton leading. >>> i'm sarah eisen. general electric shareholders can breathe easy the embattled industrial giant keeping its quarterly dividend despite fears it would be cut. >> verizon names a new ceo effective august 1st vesberg joined a year ago and was previously the ceo of erickson. >>> americans have never been wealthier. u.s. household net worth passing the $100 trillion mark for the first time ever. rising home prices helping to fuel the gain. -high tyler? >> thank you sarah we begin with the world focusing carely on quebec president trump meeting with g7 leaders to discuss their trade tariff spurs larry kudlow calling it kind of a familitive before he left the president weighed in on a host of other big issues, including his upcoming summit with north korea's leader in singapore. ayman javers is covering it all for us from d.c. first we will go to the location kayla tausche with all the joy and turmoil at