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i don't do it as nicely as karen moskow. a massive difference today as yields participate with a three p move in the 10 year -- a threepeat move in the 10 year. downr weaker, and gold the ounce. this is "surveillance." ritika: president trump and speakers at the republican national convention put a positive spin on his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. the president thanked frontline responders and said the virus is going to be fading, and others warned what happen if joe biden is elected. >> there's more work to do, but there is a light at the end of the tunnel. job gains are outpacing with the so-called experts expected, but biden's radical left-wing policies would stop our economic recovery cold. he's already talking about shutting the country down again. it's madness. ritika: a procession of speakers set out to counter the of thets' portrayal president has and competent. incompetent.ent as trade is one of the rare areas of cooperation between the world slug just economy's. still, china is far behind its promises to p

let me do a complete data check, like bloomberg radio's karen moskow. dow futures at -160. now on the vix, 24.14. substantial yield deterioration, in six basis days. in two we do four digits in our yield call on "surveillance." go, go gold. gold was everywhere a month ago. nce.1 an ou we had some significant dollar strength. even swiss franc with a bit of a. . bid today. . so there's a jumble, a bit of tension in the market as well. brian levitt is with invesco, their global market strategist. we are thrilled he could join us today with a more broad view from what we have heard from discrete equity strategists. as you right into the weekend from monday morning, what are you thinking about? brian: i am thinking about everything you are talking about, which is to say a few weeks ago, everyone was focusing on this recovery in the markets, and do we move to the more cyclical, deeper value parts of the market, and should we expect a steeper yield curve and further deterioration in the dollar. it seemed up the time that investors may be getting a bit ahead of themselves. given ho