su keenan is here with the details.these events will be the fed, but looking at more data to benefit how strong or not strong the economy is looking and how it is mixed what the fed might do. retail sales and consumer prices will come wednesday, and that will be where the fed is expected to raise benchmark interest rates. it would be the second race this week. so we are probably looking to see if the data support that as previous data has. u.s. retail will probably cool in may from the month earlier. it has a lot to do with weaker motor vehicle sales, now that auto sales have slowed from last year's record pace. that is affecting retail. that data will be out wednesday. consumer prices will be in focus . there probably little changed according to the forecast. cheaperecause of the court rate of inflation likely will increase. that will be out early wednesday. another focus for the market is commodities in particular and the bloomberg #btv 502. looking at gold, and gold is seeing three weeks of selloff, even with the dis

keenan,t to get to su who has more on trade today wall street. su: we had a surge in the afternoon and mainly some positives on the screen. a little green. you see red on the nasdaq, but what is important him and nasdaq 100, it has recouped two thirds of its recent selloff. the big movers, spotlight stocks. big moves. rite aid gained by almost .3% as an unnamed antitrust attorney indicated that the walgreens deal might get approved. nicely is high for the year. we reported yesterday that they took of three point $5 billion stake and he is looking to make strategic changes. alphabet does a deal with avis. everyone is jumping in on that one. tesla was lower. left out of the party. let us go to the bloomberg at btv # 410. the attackde -- trade has been wide. look at the top box. that white line is the msi all caps eworld infotech index, 30 day volatility. right where the circle is and you see a huge spike in the whit. the lower box shows the spread between the next is. pailhas been the wild swinging around. so we thought it lower in treasury yields

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now we have su keenan. what can you tell us?u: dan loeb is a well-known activist investor, calling for strategic infant -- strategic changes. you can see the nasdaq is under pressure. chocolatee many companies have been under pressure from the u.s. consumption and any sugar product has been down as americans turned away from sugar. chocolate companies have been under pressure from thelet's look awat other issues. what we know from the headlines billionut is over 3.5 options, they have 40 million shares. nestle have a market value of $264 billion, so what will be interesting in terms of a target, it will be difficult. but the strategic changes are not getting specific from the company. we know they have targeted a lot of opportunities, mainly in the u.s. and japanese companies but recently drawn to european opportunities. that is according to the first investment letter. you see the latest chart with nestle. dan loeb, a high-profile hedge fund or in the u.s., generating trading and speculation on monday. betty: you will see the i

su keenan? >> it looks like the selloff has been pretty much brought to -- if you look at the close. we have positive news on the economic front. we had home sales which were up. let us take a look at the close. su: that would offset the initial jobless plans. there you go. the nasdaq up a flight tick. if we go into the big movers, oracle, mcleod move clearly gaining momentum. the stock up almost 9%. carmax, which is in a very tortured space, the car dealer's decline,used price analysts saying that is doing well. deals and give on the horizon and it was up some 9%. market snapshot shows oil spending a second day below the $43 mark. it showed a slight increase. the selloff appears to have halted for the moment. gain.l's pain is gold's a lot more attractiveness to the attractive metal given the slide in oil. if we go into the bloomberg, ed g #btv 297, to bring -- into the 297, there isbtv the loss of momentum we have seen as brent has joined the intermediate in a bear market. the death cross -- th

su keenan has more with how the markets traded today and what to watch out for this week. prevailed. we have a lot of events ahead of not only washington, but the ecb possibly making comments later in the week and the u.k. vote on thursday. all of this front and center. close. look at the not much of a change from the other day, so therefore, volatility continues to be low. we look at the big movers and what we see is stories that have a lot to do with stock specific or group specific -- restoration hardware up 50% year to date, a big gain as they switch to larger showrooms. that could double the run rate of their annual sales. bristol-myers caught in a down dropped for a lot of the health care companies p also the -- companies. the owner of snapchat, jpmorgan, rolling in with caution flags. about a 70% to 80% drop in price possibility. market.o into the #btv 581. this shows the s&p 500 value versus growth stocks, because value stocks are the cheapest relative to their growth since 2000. very interesting to note as a lot of other strategists also note that both bulls and b

su keenan is here with the jampacked week.etty: the direct -- su: the direct impacts will be the way we closed, the nasdaq the only sign of weak as, but a lot of it we saw. we saw the tech selloff, the workers will say we came up with a low of the day which shows internal strength. let's take a look at what we the big economic data that will be out. it will be the health of the housing market. so far it has been near the strongest sales faith of the decade -- sales pace of a decade. it will be restrained from a two key reports, sales and homes. their new the strongest of a decade or in any signs of we this will be of note on the reports, expected to show strength. at 177, the bloomberg we see a big picture of the u.s. home supply shrinking. cityhite line is the 20 composite of prices, the blue line is existing sales, probably supply. the supplycross is is the lowest it has been since the real estate bubble of 2008. on the other hand we have real estate prices high in 2013 when it was higher. totight supply could propel revisit

to the tory policies that are doing so much damage to the people of our country. [ applause ] and keenan andrews, i may be misinformed. >> no, that's correct. >> happy birthday. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> we might have gone from one extreme to the oether with the media. a happy medium is probably what we should try for. >> it's fine. something for everyone, it's okay. you say in the manifesto you want to balance the budget by the end of parliament. there's a lot of extra spending here, new cuts and not very much in the way of tax rises. do you have a detailed plan of costings and can you give us an idea of exactly how you plan to balance the budget? >> what we have said in terms of our alternative fiscal plan by balancing day-to-day spending by the end of the parliament reducing the deficit to its long term precrash average and getting debt on a downward trajectory. that compared to the tories' plans free up 150 billion pounds over the life of parliament. there are tax rises involved in this manifesto, the 45 to 50 pence on the additional rate of income tax. the removal of the marriag

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let's get a rundown of wall street with su keenan.e had green on the screen, that is eroding in the futures. what sets us up for the five day trade will be different than how we closed thursday, which was on the back of strong economic numbers. jobless claims were lower, job confidence was high. yahoo! shareholders approved a $4.5 billion sale of verizon. yay on that deal. nvidia, the star of the s&p, up 54% in the past month. tripled in values. investors liking that. nordstrom, family owners exploring going private. a $70 takeout scenario. investor jumping in to be part of that. at's talk about the market, stress free market going into the friday session. investors have assessed geopolitical risk as idiosyncratic and focused on the global economy powering ahead despite lower inflation. this is the b of a merrill lynch at its lowest since 2014. a lot of things to do with options, very much changing as we speak. guy: it certainly is. a volatile week for the energy market. stabilization beginning to creep in. give us the feed on what is

joining me on set with more details is su keenan with a rundown of the markets. a bit of a retreat. second day in a row. many strategists calling this a caution sign ahead of what they are referring to as super thursday. not just jamess, comey, but the ecb, the u.k. vote, many things investors need to wait for. let's go into the big movers. dollar general beat the view, lifted its outlook, but got slammed as amazon, this retailing giant, lowered the price for prime. a lot of similar discounters were lower. advanced market advice sudden surge there,. that has a lot to do with the big surge in bitcoin. they say it drives sales of graphic cards. and you have hd supply holding company, downture in a big way. let's go to the bloomberg. 5332. first is the financial conditions index, which is broadly rising, but taking lowered today. the white line is the bloomberg financial contribution in lyrics -- index you know. a crossing there. a bit of a crossing -- caution note this week. betty: there's also this talk about super thursday. hearing,ng, the comey and the preview of the u.k. election.

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su keenan has the details from new york. >> 33 banks past the test with lying colors.one was kept after school, so to speak and as to resubmit the plan. in terms of after our action, it was a party on wall street with many big banks announcing surprisingly large ipaqs and dividends. largestart with -- buybacks and dividends. let's start with j.p. morgan dividend toing the $.56 a share. no direction to any of these banks capital plans. one analyst saying results came in far better than expected. let's look at citigroup. to citigroup buyback was up 15.6 billion of shares. they doubled the dividend to $.32 a share, far more than acted by even the most optimistic analyst. america another positive story. most analysts had expected city and bank of america to be among the big expected winners. they had an exceptionally high payouts. bank of america announcing a $12 billion share buyback in the dividends being posted to $.12 a share. interesting to note that wells fargo was spotted as perhaps a risk area because of the problems that had with their accounting scandal, but they

next is kim keenan. kim hasthe first time been with us. kim is ceo of the multicultural council. what i would say to you, because i don't know much about your law school career -- i know kim is also a former general counsel for the and aa cp. -- the naacp. for many of our conferences, we have had one of your us,ecessors from mmtc with and even before the name was changed. thankfully, the acronym remained the same. i have always thought it was important for our purposes here mtchave the perspective of m so i'm glad you are here with us as well. .ext, we have blair blair serves as executive director of gig u. i guess that is his university affiliation. i mentioned about howard, when i introduced him this morning, i said his position is often referred to as the regulatory czar. blair was head of the national broadband plan. he always points out it was 18 effort. he was a leader. some of us thought of him as the czar.and is our -- we are old friends. we are old, but we are also friends. views aboutfferent a lot of the issues we are going to discuss. lot of common views as well. ourse

su keenan here with more on the results. many were surprised it was not wells fargo.ast year, morgan stanley past. but it is the first time all 34 technically passed. the party began right after hours. all of the banks, the big ones, began announcing dividends and chase,s and j.p. morgan it was big. the stock was up 2%. the buyback, 19.4 billion shares. they boosted the business. no objection to any of the bank's capital plans. much better results than expected. let's go to citigroup, a big after-hours boost in the stoxx and the buyback huge. much more than expected. it is well over 100% of profits. the dividends at $.32 a share. bank of america -- both america, and bank of the expectation was for big payouts. bank of america saying they would buyback 12 billion in shares, boosting dividends to $.12 a share. investors were paying attention to wells fargo as a risk factor that they might offshore in the wake of their accounting scandal. but no, they joined the party, boosting the dividend by 3%. the plan was for an $11.5 billion buyback. all of it setting up for a very

let's bring in su keenan to talk about the action we saw on wall street.did see some movers, we will get to that in a moment. take a look at the close, all that read on screen, close to unchanged. technical analyst like to see that. we had a global pharma company shooting up, a $4.5 billion deal, taking pressure from starboard value. tumbling the most in six months. they deal with mexican-style chicken. and are being hurt by ads cybersecurity eating away at margins. advanced micro devices, many buying into the stoxx and seems to lead retail in the dust. they are trying to come out with a faster chip for video gamers. let's go to the bloomberg. we have an interesting chart here showing the momentum returns. what you see on the far right-hand side is a big rise in these momentum stocks. this is against the s&p 500. the ratio of the two hit a big record. that tells you if what we're looking at here is just a pause in the cost. there is much more room to ride higher on these momentum stocks. betty: let's talk about one stock in particular. ford will start impo

su keenan is here with the details.ta we got on , the federal reserve likely has already decided to raise rates. they are expecting the meeting on wednesday, a second increase this year. the big numbers of consumer retail prices, retail sales probably cooled in may from a month earlier. probably the reason these significantly slowed down from last year, this will be out on wednesday. the consumer price index as well, probably little changed. it will be steady in may, largely because of gas prices. in terms of commodities, a focus on gold now. 502, what we have is the recent pattern on the far right hand side. gold is seeing three weeks of selloffs even as the maker of -- macro drop and the news with capitol hill of comey and trump supportive of gold. we are seeing a bit of a selloff as gold has slipped. weeke: and is another busy or president trump. su: he will likely to steal headlines on wall street and main street. he tweeted on sunday and has become a habit of doing this that he believes the former fbi had testified

let us get over to su keenan with more on the action. let us talk about what happened today. some strategists will say this selloff was way overdue. and ran right into the u.s. session. as you can see, the end of the day, we were not down that much. they like to point out that is actually a positive for the markets setting up the trade. apple was lower. it was one of the big five that were down and made 75% of the losses. gtx, it doubled. company went against the game. for the sector. let us go into the bloomberg if we can. g #btv 6208. look at the big drop in the blue. followed by monday, we had two drops in the sector over 2% this year. no similar big swings. higher, if you see. a lot of strategists say this sector was due for a comeuppance . it was interesting to note that we did come off the low today. yvonne: you mention a bit about facebook, but it was five stocks that made up for most of the tech decline. facebook, microsoft, and alphabet. su which owns google. 20% year-to-date. if we go first to this rumor chart, you will see some of the smart money on friday, that is

su keenan has more with the tech selloff today. su: the slide continues, although what we are seeing is stocks off their lows by the end of the session. look at the red on the screen. it is almost unchanged. it does not give us an idea that it is a heavy selloff, but it has been persistent. let us go into the big movers. this is a big grocery chain. there is a price were going on with its major competitors and a lot of its rivals. jabil circuits reversing. was caught in the downdraft of the regular session. clearly havingn a down day, a lot to do with commodity action as well. let us go to the bloomberg. g #btv 99. we are not bad to the 90's. the s&p trailing one-year returns. we are seeing the blue is the return line for the s&p, and you are seeing that it really had tought come anywhere close what we had back in the early 2009 spike. we are still seeing, even though we have momentum in the market, nowhere near what we saw a couple years back. shery: we had a set of numbers from the economic side of things. they did look a little

here to give us the rundown is su keenan.ave a lot of stocks close off their low because of the power of the banks offsetting that sharp plunge in oil commodities. let's look at the close. if we look at the big movers, they are all energy-related. that has a lot to do with commodities being down. these were big drops, down as much as almost 6%. if we going to the bloomberg, we have a chart for you that lot th commodities being down. these were big sends conflicting signals as to what direction we might be going in for oil. average foroving oil is below the 200 day moving average. we may have the death clause, it signals lower prices ahead. but if there is any snap up in the price, it could turn into a golden cross. that is a close these signals are. that would be positive. although it does not look like it will happen, it shows how difficult it is to call direction. betty: what are the oil prices? su: we have seen it trading below $50. we have countered the supply curves. a big surprise in the inventory. let's go in again to

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su keenan has the latest in new york. >> monday in wall street is usually all about deals.a deal maker, a highaker, dan loeb profile activist from third point. very interested in nestlÉ. the company has confirmed a $3.5 billion stake. we can look at a chart on how nestlÉ has done. there has been a lot of pressure on food companies to rein in , a new ceo looking to sell off some candy units. in the u.s., there has been a large step back from consumption of sugar-based candies. interested in?kingwhat is loeb they own 40 million shares and some options in this was company. tends to that the fund encourage management bursar change with a greater sense of urgency. it appears they would like nestlÉ to sell off its stake in % in the makeup company and review his portfolio. third point, which has traditionally been interested in u.s. and japanese companies, is starting to take a closer look at europe. they said in their investor letter that as economic conditions have improved in europe and french elections are behind us, this is a trend that will likely continue. theaad: what are

with us now new york times best-selling author of american mojo lost and found peter keenan. we're very lucky. let's talk about the stocks. we're a little flat now, but i think we just touched on another record earlier on in the session. every day is a record somewhere on the major markets. how long can this go on? >> well, i think until something -- bull markets don't die of old age. they die for a reason. and this economy is strong and the recovery is long, and that's driving continued growth in these companies and therefore in earnings and revenues, which makes the market go up. ashley: do you think these markets have totally taken out the possibility of what could come out of washington, and they're standing on their own two feet and adding on fundamentals. >> i don't think it's priced into this year, but it's great to have some voices out of washington, including paul ryan today. ashley: right? >> but the market isn't looking for anything heroic. ashley: actions. not words. let's take a look at the tech stocks. my question to you, peter, is how much higher could the tech

i want to follow up on what senator keenan asked, concerning, and you and i are the same concerning, nine, when it was known mr clapper and mr johnson in homeland security, made the public aware what was going on. on the 29th of december, president obama expel 35 russian diplomats. and he broadened the existing sanctions. did you have any discussions at all, have you had any discussions, or meetings or recommendations made to remove those sanctions? i don't recall any such meeting. during that time, not from the present being inaugurated, prior to that in the campaign, up and through the transition, where there ever any meetings where he showed concern or consideration, or inquisitive of what the russians we re inquisitive of what the russians were doing. i don't recall any such conversation. i'm not sure i understood your question. you are pa rt of understood your question. you are part of the national security team. if he had something about russia, with their capabilities, and our concern about what they could do to our election process, was there any conversation regarding that w