the nasdaq is the hardest hit down 3.13%. back to the nasdaq. blame tech for the weakness.he sector on pace for the worst week since july 19th. the bond market and labor market concerns are front and center. look at the bond picture in just a second. the ten-year at 3.7% yield. the two-year and the 30-year below 4% right now. this is a read on long-term f inflation expectations. >>> let's look at europe as the trading day gets under way. arabile gumede, the man in black, is with us in the london newsroom. arabile, good to see you. happy friday. >> happy friday, frank. one thing is sure this market is on tenterhooks. that's why you are seeing it not necessarily in black. unfortunately in red on cross the market picture. poun .50% lower. the german market down .10%. even the german market is actually in record numbers not so long ago. just over a week ago, in fact, in today's numbers, you tell the negativity plays in the market. in terms of sectors, we looked at technology. we saw utilities manage to move higher across europe in yesterday's trading then. you saw the banks, un

the nasdaq down 2.5%.ing its worst day since 2020 after disappointing earnings last night. we'll be right back. (♪♪) car, this isn't the way home. that's right james, it isn't. car, where are we going? we're here. (♪♪) surprise!!! the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. car, were you in on this? nothing gets by you james. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com ♪ investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses ♪ ♪ ♪ let's say you're deep in a show or a game or the game. on a train, at home, at work. okay, maybe not at work. point is at xfinity. we're constantly engineering new ways to get the entertainment you love to you faster and easier than ever. that's what i do. is that love island? >>> welcome back. the markets have taken a leg lower after the jobs data and after broad kom results. that has the nasdaq on pace for its worst week with the 2.5% drop since to 22. hi ne

dow up 5000, nasdaq up -- 500, nasdaq up 2.3%. that's a rally, folks. d.r.s point cut from the fed, does that mean we're heading for a soft landing for the economy and the market continues to rally? what do you a say? >> well, i think the biggest surprise for me yesterday, stuart, was not that there was a 50 basis point cut, i think a lot of people were suggesting that even in the futures markets. however, i think the bigger cuts for 2025 were a bit of a surprise and going into 2026. i think they're looking at just a little bit more rate cut-itis, and i think that's going to be good for a lot of sectors that you and i talk about all the time that aren't only big tech. stuart: but it could be an across-the-board rally. i could buy an index, for example, and do well, right many. >> i think that is very true. we're getting such a strong pop this morning that many people thought we might get yesterday which we did if then people fell back a little bit after the announcement. i think that from here, stuart, to the end of the year i just have a tough time not sayi

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we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square.ng with andrew ross sorkin. joe is out today. he is feeling a little bit under the weather. let's look at u.s. futures. you have the dow up five points. s&p indicated off three points. nasdaq off 37. that comes after a mixed session yesterday for stocks. you actually had the dow higher by 38 points. s&p and nasdaq edged lower. continuing what we had seen the bay before with th

we want to check the nasdaq gainers.hip names dominating on the cyclical sector in the pre-market for the nasdaq 100. arm holdings up 4.5%. we want to check the bond market this morning. we begin with the benchmark here at 3.69. ticking up after the cut. the two-year ticking up a few basis points. the 30-year is a read on inflation expectation and back above 4%. bond traders seeing potential for rising inflation. inflation ticking back up a bit after the rate cuts. lastly, energy, specifically oil, getting a boost from the fed decision. this morning, wti, the u.s. benchmark up over 1%. more importantly, up over $70 a barrel. brent crude ticking toward $75 a barrel. up 1.25% now. >>> that's the set up. let's get back to the market and your money. the fed's decision to slash and forecasting more forcing many to reassess strategies and where they want to put money to work in the new lower rate world. let's find out where the opportunities could be with gina sanchez. gina, good morning. great to see you. >> good morning, fra

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looking at the nasdaq laggards i want you to turn your attention tokla. kla corp.uipment maker here and it is falling $75 or 9%. so this gives you a sense of just how hard the semis are getting hit not to mention that intel down 8.8% is the i believe the second-worst performer behind boeing on the dow jones industrials but actually now it's the worst toggling back and fourth but now it's intel that's the worst followed by boeing and caterpillar and their global foundries is also in trouble here. dow jones industrials overall down 661 points very close to session lows which we've been marking new session lows every seven minutes or so. s&p 500 down 123 points, two full percent there and nasdaq down 584 points or three and one-third percent. we're doing a lot of math here and while it might not be the most wonderful time of the year on wall street according to the classic staples commercial because the kids are headed back-to-school to learn all kinds of math, right? but by the end of the week, virtually all of the nearly 50 million elementary, middle and high school

monday bucket final thoughts of the dow industrials at the high, up 104-point, the final thoughts nasdaq down 95. >> with oil prices tanking in tankers are being blown up in the middle east, i think the stock market can be smarter than the polls, drill baby drill. maria: liz peek. >> i think the economy is much softer than it appears but on the trump assassination, i cannot believe after the 30 happened once the secret service has not up there detail in the protection. maria: when we seen at detail for president obama and other former presidents. >> my final thought, half a point, let's do it. maria: half a point from the fed on wednesday, we will see. "varney & company" picks it up, ashley webster in first do, take it away. ashley: thank you very much, good morning to you indeed i am ashley webster in for stuart varney. stuart will be back tomorrow, i promise. for the second time in two months former president donald trump targeted in an assassination attempt, this time as he was playing golf in florida. the alleged gunman reportedly 300 - 500 yards away, the suspect it was a long rap s

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the nasdaq down by 10 points.&p 500 and the nasdaq. the s&p was up 4%. it closed less than 1% from its record high that was set back in july. the nasdaq was up 6% after five straight winning sessions. the dow was up 2.6% for the week. tre check out the there's try yields. this is interesting. we have a fed meeting this

the s&p and nasdaq -- nasdaq off nearly 3%, kelly. >> i know. lots to talk about. glad you're here. welcome back. >> me, too. >> good to see you. >>> the nasdaq is the biggest decliner today, down almost 3%. fears of slowing growth the big reason for the slide. two readings on manufacturer this morning, weaker than expected. you can see bond yields lower as a result and so are shares of boeing. that's unrelated, perhaps but the 8% decline is bringing them back to their lowest level in nearly two years. wells fargo downgrading the stock to under weight. essentially a sell by another name. >> caterpillar, goldman sachs, oil company chevron, caterpillar is down 4.5%. goldman down 4%. chevron being hurt by a big drop in oil prices. you got terrible china demand, too much oil coming out of iraq, two big reasons why crude getting crushed. we're just over like a couple of cents over 70 bucks a barrel. despite, kelly, global risk ratcheting up all over the place. >> we were just at 80. you blink a moment ago, almost up there. >> i know somebody that knows something about o

the nasdaq down by 26.e looking at what is happening in the treasury market, it looks like the two-year is 3.6%. the ten-year at 3.77. the bi

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the nasdaq up 4481 points -- 481 points, 2.75%.he's gone back to his old favorites. he's picking a dividend-paying stock, aren't you, david in. >> they're my old favorites. they're what we do. it's a world view fors us, dividend growers. stuart: okay. >> cash flow, american interprize, free market. stuart: yep, and i've made more money in microsoft -- >> how have you done in blackstone? stuart: very well. >> your welcome. stuart: it was the mike murphy. >> it was not. [laughter] t a dividend grower. cisco, similar situation. we bought it at about $16, and the dividend at the time was 3%. now it's at $50, and the dividend on what we paid for it is about 18%. that's what dividend growth is for, is to get dividends growing over time. and, ultimately, that's why stock prices go higher, because cash flow is growing, earnings is growing. if they're not growing, the stock price isn't growing. and if they are growing, they should be returning more of it to us to constant9ly derisk our -- stuart: cisco -- >> 17 times earnings we've you've g

down 50 on the dow, look at the nasdaq.esterday, down another 112 points this morning. that's premarket. again, don't know how we're going to close. later today kamala harris will lay out her plan if for small business tax relief. edward lawrence with me. what do we kno if ability this plan so far? >> reporter: as you said, this is going to focus on small businesses laterred today. she's going to ask to cap or expand the start-up deductions for small businesses from $5,000 to $50,000. it seems like a nod to the fact that it's more expensive to start a business with the average costs at $40,000. the vice president also wants to cut red tape for occupational licenses to make it easier to expand across state lines. she will pressure states to also reduce regulations. all of this from a campaign official speaking anonymously because the the plan has not been officially unveiled. >> when i am presidenting, we will continue to -- president, we will continue to to build what i call an opportunity economy. so that every american ha

nasdaq off as well. that does it for "closing bell.""overtime" with brian sullivan. >> and that is the end of regulation. pharmaceutical ringing the closing bell at the new york stock exchange. minten international are doing the honors at the nasdaq. mixed bag for the big averages,the dow up, hitting yet another record high. the nasdaq and big tech selling off a little bit ending lower for the day, but still higher for the week. hi, everybody, that is your friday scorecard. i'm not morgan or jon. i'm brian sullivan. good to see you, welcome to "overtime" on a friday. ho

dow off 3000, nasdaq -- 3000, nasdaq off 300, and we're about halfway through the trading session. 300t means your doctor's probably telling you to get a flu shot and maybe even a covid booster as a well. doc siegel will tell us who should be signing up for what. >>> a law school reportedly offering a course that explores the rise of authoritarian christian nationalism under donald trump. the class will also question the legitimacy of the supreme court. is this a really what future lawyers need to be learning? mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas, next. ♪ ♪ (♪) you know, you only get one body. it might be the perfect size to do this. your body may take up a lot of space. or have to speak with its hands. but no matter what body you're born with, you only get one. let's fight like hell for it. (♪) stuart: we're still seeing a ton of red. in fact, it's getting worse. the nasdaq is now down 2.22, that's3 84 points. the dow industrials down .87%, you're still off 350 0 points there -- 3500. and the s&p is down 1.5% -- 3500. however, i think we've founds a winner, and that's walgreens,

the nasdaq down by 26. if you are looking at what is happening in the treasury market, it looks like the two-year is 3.6%. the ten-year at 3.77. the big storey is what is happening over seas. >>> the csi 300 jumping 8.5% marking the best day in 16 years. the purchasing managers for september indicated the fifth straight month of contraction for the manufacturing sector, but came in above economists expectations in the past week since the measures. the shanghai is up 21% and the hang seng up 16%. this is the only trading day of the week for markets on the mainland before closing for the golden week holiday for the rest of the week. mr. tepper is having a good day or a good week. both. >> definitely. we'll see how long it lasts. >>> this is part of the ththesi. the nikkei 225 is plunge in the first trading session after it elected the new prime minister. nikkei futuresplunged on friday after the market close when election results came in. separately, industrial production data for august dropped 4.9% from a y

the nasdaq, the best performer so far, up 150 points.oday's modest pre-market pop is coming after a reality check for investors last week which saw all three averages close down between 3% and 5%. the dow and s&p closing out the worst week since march of 2023. that was the start of the banking crisis and collapse of the silicon valley bank. tech fell 7% for the worst week since april. you have to blame nvidia. semi stocks falling 11% for the worst week since the start of the pandemic. nvidia falling 14%. the chip maker losing $406 billion in market value last week. that is the most on any u.s. company on record and more than amd and qualcomm. we are checking the bond market and the key 2/10 year spread. it uninverted after the softer than expected jobs report. yields right now at 3.76 for the ten-year. we also want to look at the 30-year treasury ticking up a bit from last week above 4% at 4.06. this is the read on inflation expectations. we have two big reads on inflation coming up this week with cpi and ppi. we have oil coming off the

dow's up 70, nasdaq's up 94.got green. >>> the themsters' -- teamsters' president has not endorsed kamala harris even after their meeting. brian kill heed on -- kill immediate on the approximate governor designating the -- as a foreign terror terror toist organization. jimmy failla will respond to kamala harris' scripted interview answers. many questions remain after the second assassination attempt. florida congressman cory mills on those questions. the 10:00 hour is next. muck. ♪ .. maya knows how quality care can bring out a smile. but it's been a few dog years since she was able to enjoy a smile of her own. good thing aspen dental offers affordable, complete care all in one place. and new patients without insurance get $29 exams and x-rays. plus 20% off treatment plans for everyone. loving our patients unconditionally. it's one more way aspen dental is in your corner. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-t

we are on a four-week win streak for the s&p and nasdaq.tinue today with another positive day. futures in the green across the board. we want to look at yields. we start with the benchmark at 3.63. important to note that the 30-year back below 4%. we are coming off cpi and ppi earlier this week. we are looking also at energy. $69.69. up over 1%. brunt crude is $72.60. up nearly 1%. oil coming off its best day in more than two weeks. that is the morning set up. >>> let's turn our attention back to the breaking news. more than 30,000 boeing workers in washington and oregon officially going on strike hours ago after overwhelmingly rejecting the contract with the company. phil lebeau is in everett, washington with the latest. good morning, phil. >> reporter: good morning, frank. this is what a strike looks like. we haven't seen one at boeing for 16 years. today, boeing workers are picketing outside the gate here in everett washington, the final assembly plant for the 777. let me show you shares of boeing. it's down about 4%. as we look at that,

the nasdaq down .25%. you have financials, the main decliners. treasuries have been all over the place. they plunged initially after the cpi print. the 10 year yield now marginally lower at 3.64% before a 10 year option of $39 billion worth. crypto has become part of the trump trade. assets that move in tandem with trump's election prospects. let's zero in on individual movers on the equity side. we bring in abigail doolittle. applico: -- abigail: this is berkshire hathaway. it is one of the most highly taxed entities in the world. the former president talking about the possibility of a 15% corporate tax rate. that would benefit an entity like berkshire hathaway, along with apple, microsoft and other largely taxed entities. over the last two days, down. after the debate, down 2.5%. i would argue in some ways it is a proxy for the s&p 500. we take a look at what is happening beneath the surface to the upside and downside. solar up 13%. you could say that is in favor of vp harris. nvidia up 2.9%. that could also be in favor of vp harris given the i

on the nasdaq right now. alphabet's up $2. meta is up 5. amazon up a dollar. apple is up 67 cents. microsoft just 77 cents, but all big tech are up. if. >>> now let's have a look at the chipmakers. all of them way up. why the big gain, kelly? >> micron. and specifically micron's guidance. the company posted significantly better than expected revenue guidance for the current quarter, and remember, micron is a supplier to nvidia, and you can see the news is lifting all tides. samsung, asml, all surging on the news, and the reason that micron's guidance indicates demand for the if data center chips is the still strong which the the a.i. bulls like to see. stuart: you've got a ton of semiconductors -- >> i own six of them and have 3% positions or more in all of them, so the portfolio doing well today. i've been a little worried from time to time, do i have too much? i think at this moment in time, no, you cannot have too much semiconductor exposure. artificial intelligence is such a powerful tide that is rising s

the best performer in the nasdaq 100. dramatically higher after china unveiled a broad package of stimulus measures. including the key interest rate and lowering borrowing costs. momala -- we had were disappointed, which had some u.s. data offsetting some of the enthusiasm in the overnight session because of the china move. up 5%, alibaba of 5%, 6%. many companies that will benefit from the move. tencent music for example up almost 50% in the day. pdd holdings up 10%. nike itself also continuing the great streak of 1.2 5%, continuing the move after elliot hill took over last week. one more mid-day mover we want to take note of. these shares falling on news the department of justice filing antitrust charges against the company. people familiar say the doj plans to allege these are illegally monopolized the u.s. debit card market. the attorney general announced 2:30 new york time. for more, let's bring in sara forden from washington, d.c. one of the issues is tokenization and the swipe fees. what might we hear later today?

the nasdaq -- s&p performing -- outperform the nasdaq 100 but the s&p 500 rising marginally in the nasdaqower. if you flip up the board one more time because this is where you see that move much more distinctly, the s&p equal weight index which reached a record yesterday is up more than 3% in that timeframe. this is really paying more attention to those companies outside of tech in a more equal way with the mag seven down even with that yield movement being so drastic on the move lower the concert -- the semiconductor index down and only a handful of stocks in the green over that timeframe. at the beginning of the year when people got the lower discount rate, that has not happened in the past month. so what you need is a new narrative based on earnings and the ai payout and not as related to interest rates as we had expected in the past. ed: i looked up from my desk this morning, massive tv screen, bloomberg open interest, for words, fed day is here. how palpable is the excitement, tension and anxiety for the investors you have on your show reticular those focused on tech? sonali: on one

the dow is off 300, nasdaq off 264. in percentage terms, up 1.5%. 10 year treasury yield going down a little, 3.8%. the price of oil down to $70 a barrel. that suggests gas prices will be down more. bitcoin nowhere near 60 grand, back to 68,267. we got a read on the manufacturing sector which could move the market. lauren: manufacturing came in contraction 47.2, weaker than expected. the prices paid component which is the inflationary component came in hotter than expected at 54. stuart: that is troubling the market. lauren: inflation is still -- stuart: weakness in manufacturing would suggest the fed would lower rates more. lauren: prices came in hotter than expected, 52 and change to 54. stuart: 350 now on the dow, 40 on the nasdaq composite. now this. new york city monday thousands of demonstrators ran through the streets to support hamas. some more masks. jews were harassed. a disgrace to the city. hamas just murdered six hostages including an american add these people came out in support. hamas murdered six hostage

and the nasdaq has finally played some catch-up. nasdaq is up 2 1/2% as we speak. getting past the fed meeting and fed rate cut has really drained volatility out of this market. you see 1.8-point drop in the volatility index. and it is also a very broad rally not just at the index level. you have about 75% of all volume on the new york stock exchange is to the up side as we close in on record highs. the s&p 500 last hit a peak on a closing day on july 16th and it's going to log one right now. just about 1% above that prior high level. that does it for "closing bell." we'll send it to "overtime" with morgan brennan and jon fortt. >>> well, that bell marks the end of regulation. reliance ringing the closing bell at the new york stock exchange. reitar log-tech holdings doing the honors at the nasdaq. a fed-fueled rally sending stocks soaring. helping the dow and s&p 500 close at a close. the nasdaq doing best of all but still about 3 1/2% away. that's the scorecard on wall street but winners stay late. welcome to closing bell overtime. i'm jon fortt with morgan brenna

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tough week for stocks last week here's how we start today, plenty of green the dow up to 80, the nasdaq upon 47, 37-point game for the s&p, let me show you apple stock this is four hours the unveils iphone 16 up a fraction 8 cents, this is google the second antitrust trial begins today at 96 cents at 151. on interest rates some of the interesting technical the reverse, the inverse, that is the yield on the ten year above the yield on the two-year is often that for a long time, the ten year yields 374 and the two-year coming in at about 368, 369, the tenure above the two-year unusual in this particular year. bitcoin 55000-dollar coin, no bounce their, oil below $70 a barrel, $6508 gas down to 3.2 seven, that's a goal, will take that. let's move on to gas, 11 states in the south, regular is under $3 a gallon, all concentrated, 11 states under $3. politics, bernie sanders let the cat out of the bag says kamala harris is moving to the center only to get elected, not goodwill that real kamala harris please stand up she took a brief stroll with her husband on sunday into a debate prep again a

stuart: the day after the big rally not much selling, the out of 30 can nasdaq up 60. a look at nike. the ceo is retiring, bringing in someone to replace him who is an established guy, nike is up 6%. next case, democrat lawmakers want to change sports betting in america. do they want to ban sports betting outright? >> online sports gaming unless the justice department grants permission to individual states. people will place a staggering $35 billion in legal bets this season, that's why lawmakers are pushing for restrictions on sports betting. >> prompting you with an endless cascade of flashy promotions. this relationship between the gambling industry and sports has reached dangerous levels and is past time for congress to step up to make a difference. stuart: sporting events in the airways are saturated with betting advertisements. that would ban between 8 am and 10:00 pm local time and no bets during games, recovering gambling addict says leads are in cahoots with gambling websites. >> real-time data statistics in the industry for billions of dollars, turning the st

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dow's up 700 -- 700, nasdaq -- 70, nasdaq up 28. bitcoin at $65,7000, gold hovering around $2,7900 an ounce. the yield on the 10-year treasury coming down, back to 3.75%. same story with the 2-year, down a little, you're now at 3.59 percent. as for oil, it's well below $700 a barrel, it's at $67. gas, $3.222, no change. diesel, $3.58, no change. on the show today, about a half hour from now benjamin netanyahu addresses what is likely to be a hostile united nations general assembly. he's already being greeted by ugly demonstrations, protesters chanting we're going the get you. mayor eric adams scheduled to appear in court later odd to, charged with bribery. "the new york times" demands he resign immediately. he says it's a political prosecution, and he's going to stay and fight the charges. if he did resign, his job would be taken by a socialist, far to the left of eric adams. and we'll bring you the latest on hurricane helene. it was a monster. it was a cat four as it made landfall, more than 3 million without power. it was still a

nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf.und investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com >>> welcome back to "power lunch." the nasdaq off 2.5%. the guidance disappointed and it's taking down the chips base more broadly. you can see the etf is down 12% this week. the nasdaq for its part is down 6%. making it the worst performing of the major averages. there you can see also the rough start that we have had to both september and august for the semi etf. let's bring in seema mody for more. >> as you just pointed out, weakness across the semithe sector and broadcom is now down about 10%. we're at session lows, earnings beat, but the revenue projections failed to meet the most bullish forecast across wall street. analysts think the ai revenue lacked upside because revenues likely into google fell in the third quarter as meta are still ramping. this is a company that is helping big tech build out their own in-house chips that at some point could rival nvidia. rumors continue to fly around

the nasdaq down by 10 points.hat comes after the best week in 2024 for the s&p 500 and the nasdaq. the s&p was up 4%. it closed less than 1% from its record high that was set back in july. the nasdaq was up 6% after five straight winning sessions. the dow was up 2.6% for the week. tre check out the there's try yields. this is interesting. we have a fed meeting this week. at this point, it looks odds are they could raise 50 basis points. that's what the market is hinting. cut by 50 basis points. the ten-year right now is 3.65%. the two-year is slightly lower yield at 3.56. if you are watching bitcoin, let's check things out. the last thing i saw was off 1,200 points. gold prices, right now, are indicated up -- well, $2,613. it is up close to 35%. >>> in the meantime, former president trump is safe after another assassination attempt. we get straight over to eamon javers with the details of what took place over the weekend. >> reporter: good morning, andrew. here's what we know right now. at 2:00 p.m. on sunday, sec

to the markets, no selloff on wall street, solid week, the dow up 60, nasdaq up 66. bitcoin, $63000 in change, 63.3, treasury yields are rising, the tenure at 376 in the two-year well above 30 to half% it is at 3.60%. oil $70 a barrel, $71 a barrel, gas a little change, galvan of regular averaging 3.20 around the country, diesel no change at 3.57. look at gold with the renewed tension up $5.2651 an ounce, on the show today escalation on the israeli lebanon border, israel leaders to lebanese residents near the border to evacuate for their own safety. benjamin netanyahu insisted do whatever it it takes to reach a regulars to their homes and israelis that are been displaced by hezbollah's rockets, it is monday september the 23rd, the first trading day of 2024, "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ ♪. here comes the sun what a wonderful way to start a monday morning. a gentle voice, a few more people on the street in midtown manhattan for a monday that is not bad, nobody comes into new york city because the traffic is all over the place, let's get on with it, the hea

nasdaq's down 60.ing the leaders of australia, japan and india tomorrow at his home in wilmington, delaware. lucas tomlinson is there. lucas, why are they meeting at biden's home and not the white house? >> reporter: well,, stuart, good morning. with the u.n. general, assembly meeting next week in new york, these world leaders are in town, and president biden wants to the show off his hometown of wilmington, delaware. he's hosting these leaders at his house and former high school. this comes as china is rapid hi building up forces. in fact, china wants nuclear weapons parity with the united states, and that could happen by the end of this decade. that's why these leaders are here, stuart the, they're worried about china. here's john kirby at the white house previewing the visit. >> when you get together with these particular leaders, the indo-pacific if quad where you have, in fact, it would be irresponsible if they didn't talk about the challenges that still exist in the region caused by aggressive pr

and even more pronounced one for the nasdaq coming off its best day since mid-august you see the nasdaqrade up 2% with a lot of that momentum coming in yesterday's session throughout the course of the day. now, a big part of that story is nvidia coming off an 8% gain after ceo jensen huang took the stage at goldman sachs' conference telling investors that the blackwell chip is in full demand. >> here we are ramping blackwell. it's in full production. we'll ship in q4 and scale it and start scaling in q4 and into next year. and the, and the demand on it is so great and everybody wants to be first and everybody wants to be most and everybody wants to be -- so, the inn ttensity is really quite extraordinary >> on the back of huang's comments, check out taiwan semiconductor and asml rising between 3% and 9%. that chip trade seeing a bounce back. >>> we are seeing boeing and the ceo asking members of the largest union not to hit the picket line in washington and oregon in the first worker strike since 2008. 33,000 union members are set to vote today on a tentative labor deal with the aerospa

nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf.ully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com . >>> darden restaurants first quarter comps disappointed but shares are higher by almost 9% after management said sales are improving and announced a delivery partnership with uber. the pilot is set to start later this year. uber and darden shares are higher but not the only headline in the delivery space today. an upgrade for doordash citing near term strength and under appreciated long-term drivers with 20% upside from here. those shares rallying 3.5%. joining me to talk about it is brian covering the internet and ride share space. uber has been busy. on the one hand rolling out partnerships with waymo and still expanding their delivery partners. is darden going to be a mover on that front? >> thanks for having me and good afternoon. i think just the addition of never ending breadsticks is not a big deal in isolation, but it's just a further extension of how uber is expa

last day of the quarter, look at the money the dow was off 200, minor losses for the s&p and the nasdaq is dead flat, the ten year treasury has been going up 3.76%, the price of oil on the downside $67 a barrel and bitcoin that unchained not that much change 638, that is the market and now this, iran is america's better enemy and has been for two generations. after devastating military action by israel iran is vulnerable, they are losing, why is the biden harris team pleading with israel to go easy israel has given biden a lesson on how to confront a mortal enemy, attack, kill terrorist leaders and don't cease fire when you are winning and they are winning almost all of leaders of hezbollah and hamas are dead killed by bunker busting bombs and exploding devices, the who thieves another iranian proxy group being attacked in yemen the war has biden like it or not has been the stockpile of missiles has been degraded and they are worried about their own personal safety, he should be israel can take out any terrorist leader at any time, not popular with young people either, the economy is a

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nasdaq's reversal, though, is much more pronounced. it just popped into positive territory around noon, and is we're going to show you why it is now in the green after having been down 238 points at its worst point. but first, remembering nerve. a solemn today for the -- 9/11. a solemn day for the nation as america marks the 23rd year since islamic terrorists took control of four commercial gents and purposefully crashed hem in new york, pennsylvania and virginia, killing nearly 3,000 innocent people. this afternoon as part of the day-long commemoration, president joe biden and vice president kamala harris laid a wreath in shanksville, pennsylvania, where one of the planes the militants planned to crash into the capitol the building in washington, d.c. went down after brave passengers fought back and overtook the terrorists. in just the last hour, former president donald trump followed laying a wreath at the shanksville site as well and meeting with families of the victims. all three began their day at the 9/11 memorial and the site wh

nasdaq moving higher at 67 points.e check the bond market with the fed looking to cut 25 or 50 basis points. the decision coming at 2:00 p.m. eastern on wednesday. the cme pricing in odds of a 50-basis point cut right at 69%. look at yields. the benchmark at 3.61. falling 25 basis points since jackson hole as we approach the fed meeting. the two-year falling almost 50 basis points since jackson hole as we approach the fed meeting. the 30-year still below 4%. >>> let's see how the day is shaping up in london with the trading with silvia amaro. good morning. >> good morning, frank. we have green across the board when looking at european equities this morning. in fact, the stoxx 600 is actually currently trading at a two-week high. let's see what will continue to happen throughout today's session. indeed, this marks an important moment. yesterday, we saw little conviction with european equities. as you can see on your screen, the four major indices are trading in the green. the ftse 100 trading higher by .80%. this as we

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