today, two great voices to weigh in on the market we'll talk to hayman capital's kyle bass and liz ann sondersplus, the ceo of kohl's will join us exclusively to talk about the consumer landscape and of course news this week of an activist pushing for a big strategy shift around e-commerce >> again so looking forward to that, right? >> second go round in a year let's focus on the big stories we're watching today mike santoli is tracking all of the market action. meg tirrell has more details on pfizer's news. mike, start us off what are you focusing on today >> we're holding the gains i think that's your main takeaway from the overall index action today s&p 500 kind of up to 1% of the all-time high. november 5th was when we got to the 4690s, effectively the current level. right before thanksgiving, before that black friday pull-back. and now after this shakeout, it's kind of interesting we're just kind of hovering right there. a lot of the internals are saying it's a net positive day as you mentioned small caps have some traction. also what i would call the victims of the speculative stock purg

liz ann sonders, you would expect at university of delaware -- jonathan: what are the metrics for ther one party school? how does that work? how can you dislike the school? number one party school, fantastic football team. you busily win every week. what is to complain about? kailey: i'm not saying anything against the university of alabama. it is just the football team. jonathan: because they went so much. kailey: exactly. i'm not a poor sport or anything. tom: buck no -- bucknell is the number a party school in the country. i never would have guessed it. jonathan: that is the school in pennsylvania, for people trying to follow at home. tom: that explains a lot about sonali. kailey: for the record, i had plenty of fun in college. jonathan: i thought that was a very expensive private school, and it is also a party school? college in america is a confusing one, isn't it? up 14 on the s&p, advancing 0.3%. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. any report from south africa says that so far, the omicron variant has not led to a surge in hos

today liz ann sonders at schwab put out a night. 735% of the members of s&p 500 are up for the year but 10% at some point. by the way the carnage is far worse on the nasdaq and russell 2000. here is the thing, would this be a buy signal or a sell signal? joining me one of the best in the street, andrew thrasher, from thrasher analytics. how do we interpret market information about that? >> at end of the day the market is a market of stocks. majority of them are going up not a great sign. we have been balancing on the head of a needle on fin names. 50% of stocks are down 10%. 20% of stocks in large cap are down 20%. 15% of nasdaq 100 off 15%. we can go on and on. a lot of individual stocks are not having a great back half of 2021. charles: when you see that, do you say there is opportunity beneath the surface in this market maybe? where perhaps will the market go overall then? >> i think what it is telling us traditionally when you look at prior market peaks, prior times before we start seeing the market break down, most recently think of 2018 in the fourth quarter, it is often led by th