it's not good but it's good enough. >> ken mahoney, are where you going to make money right now? >> we still like equities. to her point, this choppy economic data reminds me of a seinfeld episode when he plays even steve. we've been dealing with the choppy economic news like that seinfeld episode. good news in the morning, then the afternoon, looks like we're not getting any traction. i want to stay long equities. we like domestic. we'll watch the vix sharply. broadly etfs, domestics. >> i know you have been all over the transports this week. they're set for their worst week since the end of march. >> right. >> the question is is that a worrisome signal? >> that's incredibly important part of the economy as well. you are playing even steven. it's clear nobody is the master of their own domain in this market. >> have a good long weekend. see you later. >> heading to the close, we have 49 minutes left in the trading session with the dow down 15 points. it's the s&p and the nasdaq that might hit all-time highs today. >> if they close higher which the s&p is just about flat right no

ken mahoney is to tell us why the u.s. is the best place to invest right now. joe franklin, franklin wealth management will tell us which opportunities he finds. where the u.s. or overseas? anthony creveli from the cme. anthony, we'll start with you. good data from first time jobless claims but what drove such a strong rally i guess you could say? >> let's begin with at that, with the bonds. we've been seeing this a lot. 10-year and 30-year bonds we get bad data, or soft data. then they rally and come right off. i woke up this morning, 10 and 30-year bonds were not going any lower. we stopped seeing selling pressure. they were up a little bit. you look across the board, since that is not happening they come in to buy stocks. i want to take this a little further. i want to talk about the dollar. not only with the 10-year and 30-year bonds selling off lately, that is a concern but notice how the dollar has not been rallying? it doesn't really make sense. going forward i will continue to watch the 10-year and 30-year. if they start to sell off, if they continue th