liz: scott, i want to quickly hit you on the ev names because lucid and lucid like a meme stock. one minute it's up 5% and next it's down. today it's one of the laggards when it comes to names and knee owe et cetera and people are talk names down. are you? >> well, like teddy said, the january effect look for worst napes that people don't care and they want to sell and don't care where it is. liz: tax, loss, sell. >> i don't think lucid is one to go with but i like k neo is a jy event and i would say rivian is better than lucid. i think traders are looking at that and i think if tesla cons to act better and look at little ev plays and rivian, rivn andny indian is a good trade d measure ivian. liz: scott redler, have a happy holidays. teddy, i wish i could give you a hug but here's a virtual one at the new york stock exchange. happy holidays to both of you. markets are living and breathing and dow off the lows down 270 points. the houthi rebels in yemen warning now they'll turn the red sea "into a graveyard. up next, we'll talk to the man who sailed through the red sea more than 1

coming in doordash and mongo, coming out zoom and lucid. in order to qualify or meet the criteria for the nasdaq 100 you need to have a daily average trading volume of 200,000 shares. the benefit of going in doordash and mongo, visibility for investors. lower cost of capital. access to higher trading or equity volumes. those names going out. lucid moving to the downside. zoom is less impacted. that change monday, december 18. that is a structural issue. the big news is microsoft. there were two pieces of news. on the one hand this relationship with the afl-cio, broad agreement with unions to cooperate on artificial intelligence. the other more specific piece of news is a case study involving a few hundred staff in a specific video games unit where ai has been brought into the pledge of bargaining agreement. i want to bring in bloomberg's jackie jeff rossen. -- i want to bring in bloomberg's jaffe -- jackie dav ros. jackie: the communication workers of america basically agreed with microsoft they will be able to incorporate ai language into

if you had jo back for a moment — a lucid moment — what would you say to her, bill? "i love you."nted jo to carry on living at home, bill eventually realised that was no longer possible. get you tucked in. but the cost and bureaucracy of getting a residential care home place were both huge challenges. bill, we're ready when you're ready. 0k. when they finally got the go—ahead, it was bittersweet. i've kind of built up to this moment, but when someone says it out loud, i'm...devastated. special girl. earlier this year, just a week after moving into a residential home, jo became gravely ill. if you're ready to go... ..let go. cos i'll be ok. jo wilson died, aged 69, injanuary. bill held her hand as she passed away. if you have been affected by any of theissues if you have been affected by any of the issues raised in that report, you can find help and advice... he does the weather. hello again. after some disrupted snow and some low temperatures this week we see a change in the weather. we start on a cold note but as we head through the mid week period it is going to become wetter an

. >> tsm, i have lucid, i have, rc u.s.nd obviously nvidia. >> i am worried here bause these guys make the chips for these guys. not enough diversification. dupont, terrific name, they are great they have this great business with semi conductors that will turn big. lucid, i would actually, i prefer tesla. i think it's safe. high risk market, we have room for that. what we ha to do is i am gog to recommend caterpillar. i do not think there is any overlap with caterpillar we have ev, we have conglomerate, chemical, bioscience, semi and semi. we take tsmc out andut icat. let's go to joey and california. >> am a 31-year-old commercial pilot and club member and i wonder if i am diveified enough. >> okay. >> my stocks are when, costco, boeing, try e bankshares and salesforce >> salesforce is going back and foh. wynn they arnot doing that well that's because -- salesforce break out year costs go, what can i say maybe the greatest retailer in the history of the western world strykul banksharesit's a bank. and boeing, yes. there boe

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quarter with the sales -- with the cloud picture not inspiring investors with shares down 12% and lucid had a cfo departure. that stock is down about 9%. we will talk more about the road ahead a little bit later in the hour. scarlet: when it comes to today's u.s. inflation report, victoria fernandez explains what the data means for policymakers. >> the key thing that jay powell in the fed will be watching is that the core number did not move. we are still at 4% so the market and investors that have the belief that inflation will continue to fall rapidly and the fed will start cutting rates, i think this might be an eye-opener to say that maybe we need to take a step back. scarlet: let's take a step back and look at moves in the bond market following the 20 one billion-dollar auction of 30 year treasuries. we bring in liz mccormick. the 30 year bond auction was fairly well received in contrast to the sale in november. tell us what that tells you about investor willingness to take on duration for the fomc decision and new economic projections. >> like you said, it was a good auction, most

judge robert henry is a very loose i have enjoyed is now retired from the 10th circuit but he's a very lucid writer justice neil gorsuch of the supreme court is a former 10th circuit judge and he has a very converse occasional more or less folks style of writing, even as a justice of the u.s. supreme court that carries over from his time on the 10th circuit and i. so my perception that that tendency by justice gorsuch to use more contractions, for instance, has has had an influence on the writing of other judges, with it has tended to, i think, to make us a little bit less stilted because after all, if if if a justice of the supreme court can write in a conversational, folksy way, then why can't we? and is that what you go for, that that folksy way? and i'm specifically remembering back to the vaccine mandate case. you talk about deciding it on both the legal opinions, but the common sense and that they both pointed to the same decision, as i recall, in that in that opinion, i probably actually shied away from anything that could be considered to be folksy because the issue was of such grave

judge robert henry is a very loose i have enjoyed is now retired from the 10th circuit but he's a very lucid writer justice neil gorsuch of the supreme court is a former 10th circuit judge and he has a very converse occasional more or less folks style of writing, even as a justice of the u.s. supreme court that carries over from his time on the 10th circuit and i. so my perception that that tendency by justice gorsuch to use more contractions, for instance, has has had an influence on the writing of other judges, with it has tended to, i think, to make us a little bit less stilted because after all, if if if a justice of the supreme court can write in a conversational, folksy way, then why can't we? and is that what you go for, that that folksy way? and i'm specifically remembering back to the vaccine mandate case. you talk about deciding it on both the legal opinions, but the common sense and that they both pointed to the same decision, as i recall, in that in that opinion, i probably actually shied away from anything that could be considered to be folksy because the issue was of such grave

gravity is new from lucid motors. ev startup that specializes in luxury vehicles. we focus on a lot of space for people and cargo. amazing range through efficiency. performance on and off road. and of course, the luxury experience inside the car outside, you get compact aerodynamic looks inside their seating for 7, lots of cargo space and dual screens that can transport you to relaxing scenes and sounds and this might be a first. in the frank. pretty comfy, a gravity expected to go over 440 miles on a charge and start at under $80,000 in late 2024. most are 3. let's take a ride the polls. start 3 is an upcoming suv with seating for 5 and a focus on performance and sustainability close me is to in the post with a more narrow dynamic and to get of course the rain shop post are backed by swedish carmaker volvo and its parent company geely out of china. >> the suv expected to get around 300 miles on a charge. it starts at just over $80,000 because we're all about the driving experience for the customers and check this out. notice anything different. the pollstar for di

people buy a three-row suv because they want space. >> gravity is new from lucid motors. ev startup that specializes in luxury vehicles. we focus on a lot of space for people in cargo, amazing range through efficiency. performance on and off road. and of course, the luxury experience inside the car outside, you get compact aerodynamic looks inside their seating for 7, lots of cargo space and dual screens that can transport you to relaxing scenes and sounds and this might be a first. a seat in the frank. pretty comfy. lucent. gravity expected to go over 440 miles on a charge and start at under $80,000 in late 2024. most are 3. let's take a right post. our 3 is an upcoming suv with seating for 5 and a focus on performance and sustainability close me is to in the post with a more narrow dynamic and to get of course the rain shop post are backed by swedish carmaker volvo and its parent company geely out of china. >> the suv expected to get around 300 miles on a charge. it starts at just over $80,000 because we're all about the driving experience for the customers and check th

relief supplies that meets the strip relief agency. se palestinians who haven't eaten for the days of lucid a distribution centers and have been stopping trucks on roads as they try to secure food for their families. well that speak to home to sell hood, she's a cost oldest for us from occupied east jerusalem. i'm to say by my understanding these a trucks are going to be screened a term so long, and it's on a, but they'll still going to have to cross at ross or right which is where the bottleneck is. is any of this going to make a difference as well? the israeli army, along with the coordinator for government activities in the palestinian territories, has said that they are going to now screen these trucks asked to get him shut on crossing. in addition to the next sign of crossing, which is 40 kilometers away. so these really are claiming that this is going to help speed up be a that is going into gaza. but remember that these trucks all have to go back to the roof of crossing that is equipped to send in that many a trucks at once. so these really are saying that this is going to help the s

gravity is new from lucid motors. ev startup that specializes in luxury vehicles. we focus on a lot of space for people and cargo. amazing range through efficiency. performance on and off road. and of course, the luxury experience inside the car outside, you get compact aerodynamic looks inside their seating for 7, lots of cargo space and screens that can transport you to relaxing scenes and sounds and this might be a first. a seat in the frank. pretty comfy loose. a gravity expected to go over 440 miles on a charge and start at under $80,000 in late 2024. most are 3. let's take a right post. our 3 is an upcoming suv with seating for 5 and a focus on performance and sustainability close me is to in the post with a more narrow dynamic and to get of course the rain shop post are backed by swedish carmaker volvo and its parent company geely out of china. >> the suv expected to get around 300 miles on a charge. it starts at just over $80,000 because we're all about the driving experience for the customers and check this out. notice anything different. the pollstar for

the, the, the animals evince lucid, every one can help nobody has to pay for the maintenance that it's free. anyone who helped with the hunt or just happens to be the get something the commerce it's quite strange. it's like a folk festival. the whole village is here and everyone is waiting for that piece of meat. if there is a distinct smell, these dead animals, they don't smell particularly good, but nobody's folded. 0 family's little children. i saw small children trying out so nice to the 1st time. i can really get a sense of how they're all growing up around is completely normal for the people who live here, but not for me. for this joan roy, assistant, laura also helps bring the meet hunt the some of our team struggled with building the wailing, and as it turned out, it would not be the last time. i still can't quite understand why so many people here have no problem with wailing despite the 9 health risks. how is yours? that's why i pay elsa. another visit. she collected the hassle and feels that the research institution friends. if i was a part of who you think we revisit the to

incredibly lucid and incredibly understanding of today .anding of today. so i was chuffed with that. i really was chuffed with that. i really was chuffed with that because you don't see that with all young people. >> so johnny spelt with an h, got a couple of books on there. >> we have a look at those >> can we have a look at those christmas? as i say, this is a farce. these books. farce. these these books. >> can we just show the cameras, numbers and all about maths ? numbers and all about maths? >> these are the second titles. at first this was think of a number and that was so what age are these for mathematicians? this one probably primary. late primary. this one late primary and definitely secondary as well. i get royalties from these today and i have to say 85% of it comes from china . what do you it comes from china. what do you mean comes from china? in chinese is okay, they sell. >> so there's chinese people. >> so there's chinese people. >> but 85% and sadly less than 5% comes from uk sales. and it's so sad. well, i mean , we see

incredibly lucid and incredibly understanding of today .tanding of today. so i was chuffed with that. i really was chuffed with that. i really was chuffed with that because you don't see that with all young people. >> so johnny spelt with an h, got a couple of books on there. >> we have a look at those >> can we have a look at those christmas? as i say, this is a farce. these books. farce. these these books. >> can we just show the cameras, numbers and all about maths ? numbers and all about maths? >> these are the second titles. at first this was think of a number and that was so what age are these for mathematicians? this one probably primary. late primary. this one late primary and definitely secondary as well. i get royalties from these today and i have to say 85% of it comes from china . what do you it comes from china. what do you mean comes from china? in chinese is okay, they sell. >> so there's chinese people. >> so there's chinese people. >> but 85% and sadly less than 5% comes from uk sales. and it's so sad. well, i mean , we see

. >> i think the approach towards hamas was one of sort of a lucid type terror organization that can shoot rockets, can cause a bit of havoc here and there but not much more than that. >> so underestimated. >> absolutely. and in that sense, we've learned a lesson. we have to believe our enemies. >> this lesson has become a turning point for israel. one, even longtime benjamin netanyahu ally like speaker hauser, acknowledged. >> that was a strategic lesson for the society that you can talk a lot about peace and do a lot of things, you can come to the white house and get some nobel prizes, but in some point, enough is enough, and if you ask me, what symbolized october seventh? it mostly symbolized that the society no more take risks. >> heating the toll of human suffering and international calls to slow the pummeling of gaza, before israel is satisfied hamas has been destroyed. whatever the cost. and that clamor to course correct is not just the message. many international observers have been telling us that they are worried that this pressure on benjamin netanyahu to be seen to correc

, david -- you got lucid right. for 2. >> just for the record here, i don't pick stocks. you do >> no. but you did say i want people to be careful, here is the structure. you didn't say sell it. >> it was related to it being, again, a spac deal, a successful one, we should point out no longer, obviously, given it's half the price it was if you just bought the spac guys, shares of google or alphabet are up today, buti thought it was worth paying a bit of attention to the settlement where they're paying $700 million to the states essentially, $630 million to a settlement fund to be distributed to benefit consumers, another $70 million into a fund used by states this relates to claims that google operated the app store, google play, as an illegal monopoly stifling competition from other app distributors on devices used in the google-owned android operating system jim, the antitrust case continues to move along, the big o one. mon. -- the searclitigation. >> nothe advertising. >> not the advertising, searched, specific

look how lucid she is compared to the president xi's three years younger than the president.hould run for office. >> she should be happy that she's getting old obviously she still got it she can walk upstairs to an airplane. kennedy: we could tell her that that's not patronizing at all, that's very understanding. charlie: you don't think cher would like to i think she would love it. >> you should be so happy, david your 91. >> , dad, that's a bad option yet money, first world problems you still have a career like susan sarandon, kind of work with it. >> she's just being honest with the very best she can and her mom lived to be in her 90s, she passed away a year ago and she said her mom always embraced the aging and i think cher is being tongue-in-cheek. >> she has true indian heritage, she has some pluses, work with them and by the way i loved her back in the day, great performances and concerts. sonny and cher. >> addictions off of nominal actress and singer and i celebrate you, stick around the big weekend is coming up next, stay with us. ♪ >> welcome back to big weekend sh

we are starting to see the early signs of a better future, a more lucid, productive, resilient futurewhat has happened in the u.s. we have seen over $100 billion of investments in solar, wind, electric vehicles. over 100,000 new jobs created. we are starting to see shovels on the ground. the proof points of real things being built, a better future. i think that shift will happen at a quicker pace than many of us realize. >> one of the other big developments around this issue known as loss and damage, a fund being established to help the developing world the with the real-world impacts they are having from climate change today. do you think the developed world is ready to reckon with the damage that our pollution is doing to these nations? >> it is starting to. this is symbolically a big deal. the first time ever we are starting to set up a fund to help the most vulnerable countries. what we need to see is a lot more money go into it. and a lot more money more generally go from the rich world to the developing world to help with the energy transition, build resilience. this is not an a

lucid up 3.3.ikola is up 4.5% despite the news of the former ceo earlier this week. >>> former president trump urges the supreme court to not immediately review his immunity claim. the filing was brought in response to an extraordinary request by special counsel jack smith that if allowed, would allow the supreme court to weigh in before a lower court has a chance to rule on the issue. in all, president biden be was asked about the colorado supreme court decision to bar trump from the primary ballot in 2024 and if he thought the former president was an insurrectionist. >> you saw it. let the court make that decision. he supported insurrection. no question about it. none, zero. he seems to be doubling down on everything. >> let's bring in the senior adviser to signu global advisors. i'll start off asking about the colorado decision yesterday. from what i understand, the decision to not let trump run on the ballot only appplies to the republican primary and not the general election. it only applies t

but rivian, lucid, in other words, if you have a huge need for capital and huge refinancing needs, youri would add on rivian and lucid, both are up 9%, they signed a deal with at&t. >> new pilot program for fleet cars. >> they're going to buy some rivians. >> these are -- look, we're in a moment where what was left for dead is fantastic. >> how about you want to bang out oxi berkshire. >> looks like warren buys it all the time. he's got a huge percentage. >> $600 million in three days. >> what's he up to percentage wise? >> 27%? 27%. pretty amazing. >> that's a lot. i mean, by the way, of apple, though, you know, you say all these things and his apple position alone is $1 billion something. >> brilliant. >> i mean, you can do a little dart throw here and hit a lot of stocks. >> you can. it is a nice day. the broader averages, but if you are to the point, carl made with the banks or the lever ed balane sheet, need for capital, you're having a good day. cable also, comcast shares are up almost 3%. charter is up 4%. >> we work for comcast. >> yes, we do. >> also, if you're a disaster in te

so and he was he was knew it a freak of nature who at 108 you know was still carrying on you know lucidconversations. he wasn't trapped in the past was current. he was as interested, bizarrely in me as i was in him. so that i, i think the real illness of the friendship helped me with the book. yeah as you said at the beginning you know along friendship that the central theme is is change and adapting to change. what would you say were the characteristics of charlie that helped adapt as the country was changing so vastly. two things that i'll i'll focus. the first is he was naturally a great stoic and i write some about stoic philosophy in this book and stoic philosophy has absolutely terrible pr department. the idea of being stoic is being repressed. i feeling unemotional, distant. that's not it. at not taking sides. yeah, yeah yeah, that's that's not it at all what the what the greek and roman stoics taught us all the way up through the, you know, great stoics of the 20th century. it's a simple idea, right? but really hard to put practice in life there are things that we do not control

so and he was he was knew it a freak of nature who at 108 you know was still carrying on you know lucidconversations. he wasn't trapped in the past was current. he was as interested, bizarrely in me as i was in him. so that i, i think the real illness of the friendship helped me with the book. yeah as you said at the beginning you know along friendship that the central theme is is change and adapting to change. what would you say were the characteristics of charlie that helped adapt as the country was changing so vastly. two things that i'll i'll focus. the first is he was naturally a great stoic and i write some about stoic philosophy in this book and stoic philosophy has absolutely terrible pr department. the idea of being stoic is being repressed. i feeling unemotional, distant. that's not it. at not taking sides. yeah, yeah yeah, that's that's not it at all what the what the greek and roman stoics taught us all the way up through the, you know, great stoics of the 20th century. it's a simple idea, right? but really hard to put practice in life there are things that we do not control

. >> let's start with lucid group under pressure after announcing the exit of the chief financial officermpany set is looking for a replacement and the vice president of accounting will fill in for the time being and that's why you see shares off almost 8 1/2%. and moderna in the red after a sudden executive exit. the chief commercial officer stepping down after less than two years on the job. the company said it's increasing the focus on vaccine sales which will be overseen by the c.o.o. shares down 50% this year trading over 5% lower right now. >>> still ahead. cada shares up over 60% as the ipo lockup wraps up today. this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. i know what it's like to perform through pain. if you're like me, one of the millions

in lucid shares, the luxury ev maker, $4.22, the chief financial officer sherry house, and the companys being listed, and the stock has plummeted 10%. and it is 3 of. 4%, and received its agreement to acquire the cancer drugmaker, it includes a plan to create a new oncology division closes this thursday. flipped to alphabet shares and google stock, it is down 1%, and a federal jury ruled against the company for its apps store fees. and over fees, google charges apps developers to put their gains on the google play store, and the antitrust lawsuit with search engine dominance. the majority shareholder of epic games 12:45%. apple had a similar suit against its apps store, it won that suit against epic games but what is cooking that will help it top $4 trillion in market. top tech analyst dan ives made the market prediction. easier to ask lane where the growth will come from and he's got breaking news. she's got a brand-new call on cybersecurity stocks. you got to hear the inspiring journey of boston marathon bombing survivor who defied the odds 10 years ago after being a couple of feet a

barack obama maybe tells something about the power of the american dream and having an optimistic and, lucid fashion as storytellers about american politics. barack obama and and ronald reagan would have a great deal to talk about. now are people with negative their sense of this country who talk about america as a dystopia and they have a great deal of power in american politics today. but they're not our topic for today so and i think like many times in this nation we don't have anybody with quite obama or reagan's for because people like that don't come around very often. i think we're got one time for one more. the last couple there seems to be like a lack of demeanor. politicians, i don't know how you feel fair in the last two cycles and whether or not we can get back to a point that's somewhat respectable. oh, gosh, i sure hope so. in our year, that's a lot of smart comment that we've had elections. we had presidential debates particular filled with statements of anger. you know, if you think about it, there's and that then state senator obama gave maybe gives the answer to that that i

ev makers, lucid is, tesla moving higher. >>> there may be troubled waters around israel and the reds smooth sailing to other vacation destinations as carnival cruise lines reports new yearbookings are on pace fon pace for a record. ceo josh weinstein of carnival joining us next live. and the glitz and glamour of "dancing with the stars" came with pulled muscles if broken heart strings for cheryl burke, the longest serving dance pro who made it through 26 seasons of that hit show. she is my brand new best on my everyone talks to liz podcast. she have painfully shy, but she reveal is -- reveals how she force forced the high step the it onto the dance floor spotlight and how she fought through pain and drama all while teaching celebrities to tango on live tv. you have got to hear her story. apple, google, spotify, iheart radio, before you get your podcasts. we still have green on the screen for the dow, s&p, russell and the transports. ♪fi ♪ d that you and your family need. i promise to put your long-term financial well-being above any short term transaction. everyone has a big picture

the history and contemporary politics always delivered and calm, lucid and deliberate prose provided a touchstone of sanity in what feels like an increasingly unhinged moment except on the rare occasions when she takes the days off, which is not often, and even on those days i think you are aware she awards all of us that read with those beautiful photos of her gorgeous -- but we turn to her for her daily insights and galvanizing energy. the professor of history at boston college and the author of a half a dozen previous books about 19th century america, heather makes us make sense of complex events as they are unfolding. illuminating the trends that shape the current reality. her new book democracy awakening explores how the radical minorities have used the power of language into the power of their own historical myths to deny the principles on which the united states was founded and how these forces have pushed the nation towards authoritarianism. it's a pretty depressing subject. about heather's message remains optimistic. she reminds us in her book that american democracy has per

the synthesis of history and contemporary politics always delivered and calm, lucid and deliberate prose feels like and unhinged moment except on the rare occasions when she takes a day off. even on those days i think you are aware she rewards all of us with beautiful photos . except on those days we turn to heather for daily insights, clarity and galvanizing energy. a professor of history and author of the half-dozen previous books she helps us to make sense of complex and befuddling events as they are unfolding. illuminating the historical trends that shape our reality. radical minorities have used the power of language on which the united states is founded and how these forces have pushed toward authoritarianism. it is a pretty depressing subject but the message remains optimistic. she reminds us that american democracy has persisted for several centuries despite persistent attempts to undermine. we are delighted that in conversation tonight will be jane, an old friend of politics and prose. jane is one of the nation's leaving journalists and has won so many prizes it would take the r

gravity is new from lucid motors. ev startup that specializes in luxury vehicles.cus on a lot of space for people in cargo, amazing range through efficiency. performance on and off road. and of course, the luxury experience inside the car outside, you get compact aerodynamic looks inside their seating for 7, lots of cargo space and dual screens that can transport you to relaxing scenes and sounds and this might be a first. a seat in the frank. pretty comfy loose. a gravity expected to go over 440 miles on a charge and start at under $80,000 in late 2024. most are 3. let's take a right post. our 3 is an upcoming suv with seating for 5 and a focus on performance and sustainability close me is to in the post with a more narrow dynamic and to get of course the rain shop post are backed by swedish carmaker volvo and its parent company geely out of china. >> the suv expected to get around 300 miles on a charge. it starts at just over $80,000 because we're all about the driving experience for the customers and check this out. notice anything different. the pollstar for di

advanced micro devices, lucid, tesla, airbnb.'s what's coming up. fbi director christopher wray testified about the terror threats we're facing. roll tape. >> i've never if seen a time where all the threats or so many of the threats are all elevated all at exactly the same time. i see blinking lights everywhere. stuart: we're going to get into that and tell you more about it too. two biological men took home gold and silver medals at the women's illinois cycling championships. i'mly gains -- riley gaines not happy about that. she's urging women to stop participating in what she calls a farce. she will sound off on this program next. ♪ my name is caron and i'm from brooklyn. i work for the city of new york as a police administrator. i oversee approximately 20 people and my memory just has to be sharp. i always hear people say, you know, when you get older, you know, people lose memory. i didn't want to be that person. i decided to give prevagen a try. my memory became much sharper. i remembered more! i've been taking prevagen for

and the nasdaq winners, if we could switch to that, we have enphase again, lucid group, tradedesk, siriusypal and -- lauren: a lot of green stocks are higher today. also the dow and the nasdaq are up nine days in a row, so the gains are small, but the longevity is long. david: i would not look at my 401(k) right now just because i get other hi anxious, and then t goes up is bound to come down -- lauren: well, yields are coming down, there you go. david: that's right. yields are coming down nicely although right now it's just a small, it's almost equal. the 10-year yield has come down .1 basis e points to 3.932. -- 3.92. gold, there's an inverse relationship between the value of the dollar and the value of gold, gold is going up at the dollar comes down. gold is close to $250 an ounce, excuse me -- 2,050. it's now $2,046. bitcoin is up about $38, it's trying to make up some gains for yesterday's loss. and oil, if we can switch to oil, is up just about 1%, up 665 cents to $73.if 12 for a barrel. natural gas is down a little bit. that may change as the weather changes as well. the average pr

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