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is important to recognize >>> don't miss scott wapner's exclusive interview with doubleline's jeffrey gundlach following today's decision you'll want to catch that live on "closing bell." boeing hitting a new 52-week wel eadohi 'lbrk wn the quarter next with a passion for what's possible. that's what you get from the morgan stanley client experience. you get listening more than talking, and a personalized plan built on insights and innovative technology. you get grit, vision, and the creativity to guide you through a changing world. ♪ >>> welcome back to "halftime. to our "chart of the day." boeing hit a new 52-week high. our own jim lebenthal owns it. he joins us now on the phone jim, yesterday i suspected you were a little nervous ahead of this report. but today i guess you're probably pretty happy. what are your thoughts >> hi, courtney. i am pretty happy. i was going to make that same reference joking during commercial break yesterday this is usually when boeing gives some ridiculous huge charge, some write-off, but they didn't. hallelujah instead they gave us an enormous free cash flow be

. >> yesterday jeffrey gundlach made a very compelling point in that you've seen a significant calming in the bond market in 2023 for us to believe we're going back to an environment of 2022, you have to see once again the return of that bond market volatility all you have to do is take the trading range from 2022, compare it to the trading range of 2023 and you'll see in most cases along the curve we're 40 to 50% lower in that volatility that's a calm environment. that's telling you 2022 is in the past. >> we'll see we have, what, 40 minutes or so to go before we can definitively say if the dow is going to get this 14th day in a row which it hasn't done in 20 years. it's off 170 thank you so much. dan, stef, thank you. >>> we want to know the dow on the historic run, which stock are you most optimistic about for the rest of the year keep in mind what some of these stocks have already done, right? apple up 50% keep that in consideration as you vote for what you're more optimistic about for the rest of the year is it microsoft, jpmorgan, or boeing head to @cnbc to vote. top stocks to wa

than the market expects >> thank you all for all your thoughts >>> do not miss the interview on jeffrey gundlach"closing bell" today at 3:00. >>> coming up, don peebles takes a trillion dollar risk to the real estate market that's next. >>> plus, a labor deal worth $30 billion according to the teamsters. we'll ask the union's general president about the agreement and what it means for workers across the country >>> and now a quick check on the markets. quiet ahead of the fed lots can change in under 60 minutes. stay tuned you're watching "the exchange. >>> the fed is expected to resume rate hikes today. my next guest says that will put pressure on a beleaguered commercial real estate market. for more on what he is seeing and buying, let's bring in don peebles. always good to see you last time you were on "the exchange" was the end of june. just looking in terms of sentiment and barometers, we have seen a real rebound it seems like there is a change when it comes to the commercial real estate market you're seeing that, as well? >> a little bit. look, the reits stocks for new york office buildings