mean for the global economy but more on this and what's moving markets today let's bring in michelle schneider partner and director of trading research and education at market gauge dot com and boom bust co-host christine they can both for being here christy i want to start with you why is china so worried about extra u.s. stimulus measures isn't this exactly what the market has been asking for this whole time more stimulus measures to be passed what side effects are there. so the u.s. markets have been begging for additional stimulus and liquidity of course because i see only reason why we're still rallying higher and still growing the market has come to expect more stimulus i want to doesn't get it we often get some terms or turbulence and volatility until the market eventually gets what it wants to get so the market expects aggressive stance policy in the u.s. and as a result the u.s. market is the world's greatest asset bubble risk and beijing is warning about the mounting external financial threats and their potential impact on the chinese economy as you mentioned we have another package

question is when will it consider unwinding its easy policies for more on this let's bring in michelle schneider she's a partner and director of research and education at market gauge dot com and blue bus co-host chrissy i thank you both for being here michel i want to start with you what do you expect to hear wednesday and what are the big highlights investors are looking for and how do they think the market will react to the federal chair drone pollin his minutes. well we can look at the reaction of the market today and what we saw was the eels on terms of the short term go up again yet the nasdaq shaking it off a little bit since that's the most sensitive right here and closing high on the day but not high enough for it to clear the 50 day moving average so i think there is some level of optimism and skepticism a combination in terms of what we're looking at for the fed they're clearly going to stay accommodative they're going to keep the federal funds rate near 0 they're probably going to say at least for the next couple years and replace that with securities purchases but that whether or no

for more on this and what's moving markets today let's bring in blue bus co-host christy i'm michele schneider of the market gauge dot com thank you both for being here christine i want to start with you the 10 year treasury yield a hit its highest point since january 2020 topping 1.77 percent what does this actually mean. well it's almost 2 different sides to rising rates is it being driven by fears of inflation or by optimism about the economy and lately it's been driven by fear the market is indeed experience heightened volatility this week amid the continue after articles and you also have the tech complex drop in pressure by the latest reflation scare and even though there wasn't a specific catalyst for the sharp move higher bond they had the week ahead of biden's u.s. infrastructure plan details so the u.s. treasuries care more about the inflation than the arch and biden's speech might be a catalyst for deeper so as the u.s. economy starts to bounce back there are increasing talks of information especially after the $1.00 trillion dollars stimulus package signed earlier this month analys

a coin it's back out to be testify if the 1600 resistance level boom bust coast christiane michelle schneider of the market gauge group thank you both for your insight. and that's it for the time you catch bus on demand on the brain a portable t.v. app will see you next time. give us the. time. limits are going on in gyms only. those you don't consume don't jell you've been talking to a little joke dealing with this hang up on down the boss and in that other equal who don't just listen to what he calls the stance me going on in condolence don't be done to tell me i'm doing movies that do those off putting the onus is on as this is a downside to us at all to the sitting on. the . join me every thursday on the all excitement sure i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. the end of nations being bombed into democracy biden's administration says no more u.s. backed regime change sam and whether the new slogans are likely to translate into a real policy shift. the international criminal court launches a formal probe into a legit war c

it michele schneider. >> there's a few things charles, whenever one that like you mentioned the obvious. but i'll also the aspect and all the big tech stuff has been in a huge run particular last year during the pandemic. so to the point now where they've just run out of things that they've gotten over the value to freighted that would make sense as we have seen the rotation rate even more into the value stocks and small caps in transportation and retail. so this could be a major shift that is happening. what you do not want to see his big tech to fall apart completely than the other factor is that semi conductor shortage, the tip shortage which is impacting some companies like apple for example that already announced their reducing the number of phones are making because of the chp shortage which comes out of taiwan from the environmental factors. so those are two factors the other one is how much can a big tech companies divest to get other things like electric cars for example. as we both talked about doing our health or in facebook case, they may have been getting the vaccines out.