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s&p is flat.he nasdaq is what we are watching right now fractionally lower. this after wall street closing out the year with modest losses. 13% gain for the dow in 2023. the s&p's 24% gain and the m meteoric rise for the nasdaq. >>> check out the yields. a bit higher for most of december. the benchmark ten-year yield at 4.03. >>> and now going to oil. wti is up 2.25%. similar for brent crude. >>> let's see how europe is doing with joumanna bercetche in the london newsroom. >> good morning, frank. happy new year. european markets are starting off in the green on this first trading day of the year after a stellar 2023. the stoxx 600 did p end the yea up 12%. fully compensating for the losses in the prior year of 2022. the ftse 100 is around the flat line. we had a bit of data. the final eurozoning manufacturing pmi numbers came through for the month of december. upward revision .4%. we saw a downward revision in the eurozone. we have m & s at the tonip of t board. that's giving retailers a bit of a

and the t p. p. cells itself is the voice of low moving looks, domestic concerns, while also offering a hand to beijing, which is of the lumen over this democracy is the threats of chinese attack. the fundamental question facing ty, with these boxes, is who can best prevent that from happening? well, it's winter here in europe, and that means people are lacing up their escapes and taking to the ice and berg and norway, a lake has been transformed into a giant skating rink. the water freezes over most years, but it's rare that the ice is safe and sick enough for ice skating. locals are making the most of this magical opportunity a home and that is your news update at this hour. i'm clear. richardson in berlin. thanks so much for watching the sweden. m a sorry hun visits, the grave of his son who was killed and the conflict between guides to the gun violence is spreading throughout the country. what is the swedish government doing? the focus on 0 d w. through the china's favorites, probably knowing

p. p, a full of matter of type pay. he's focused on bread and butter issues such as the cost of housing, which is going well continued in recent years. on the big issue at stake. he favors maintaining the status quote with the mainland, the idea of one country to systems. while this should be a loopo election and just that, it's not many to see what's on folding in taiwan as a proxy will between china, i'm the us. it's the d p because of the wins and pushes ahead with independence. he will do so with the support of the u. s. military. one year ago, our congressional delegations arrival in taiwan sent an unequivocal message. america stands with k one as a defense itself and its freedom. the election is january 13th inauguration won't take place until may. so what we need to do is a country is to provide study unwavering, resolve and support of taiwan democracy. and of course, we need to continue to critically enhance cross straight. the turns showing that has a two's the us of interfering

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the s&p 500 up 24%. the range of forecasts on wall street coming into this year you could drive a double-decker through them. 4200 on the low end. 5200 at the high end, oppenheimer prayed -- oppenheimer. abigail: -- lisa: that's really rare. we've seen 20% up, 20% down pretty consistently for the past couple of years and you'll have to go back to 2016 for a 10%. tom: i thought over the weekend over the long holiday it was way too much short-term analysis. i went over to where we were from the beginning of covid, spx up 12% per year. nasdaq up 19% per year. with a super 2023. jonathan: a decade with the stories in 12 months. the banking crisis. moved on from there. we have the story of hire for longer on the u.s. 10 year moving quickly through that. we had this ai phenomenon that could continue through 2024 and beyond. how many stories, how many themes were there. lisa: for new year's eve i was going into 2024 thinking we will have another decade in a year. think about what we have set up for january. thi

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we've got the nasdaq down 62 points and s&p down five points and s&p toggling back and forth more thanat one happens here. and we'll watch it all. it crossed 90 times, i blinked. any gain for the s&p would be another record close, sixth of the year, sixth in a row. the major average is extending weekly winning streak to three and had wins in two out of last 13 weeks and cryptocurrency bowls. well, suddenly they're in full force heading into the weekend and majors in the green and bitcoin is up 5% at the moment. ether up just under 2%. so as we look at litecoin, xrp up to 53-cents, even with the market and broader market at historic levels and our next guest said it's best to let your winners ride and historically speaking, top three sectors during a rise in january then go onto outpace the s&p 500 for the entire year. that's sam stovalt. what are the s&p negatives and outruns but less worse? how is this going to work? >> hey, liz, that's the big question and started the year with a negative santa claus rally and then were down in the first five days but really when the crux of the matt

the governing d p. p is seeking a 3rd term with its candidate. the current vice president liking his nearest rival is who you'll be of the main opposition k m t. a 3rd candidate is a form in there of type pay, co wynja of the smaller t p p. a dw correspondent james trader joins me from outside. the ruling d t p. headquarters party in taipei. james, it looks like the vote counting is moving along very quickly, and we may not have to wait long until the end results actually come in. what are the indications at this point? we're about 2 hours to vote. looks like the presidential the the could be quite in the next few hours to the final result. we'd like to the jim. good. i'm sorry, james, i'm going to ask you did speak up just a little bit. i'm so sorry to have to ask you to do that. and just one more time, very quickly. tell us the percentages again of how many votes have come in and who might be leading at this point just very quickly. so yeah, if the, the positive democratic progress, the cheapest sense of the, the sense one gets, is this selecti

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so the 65 p o w is in front of the fine. of course, this would be a massive problem for care for president. so then scales. so something that he won't have to just justify to create new people, but also possibly west them back is what about what about anything in the ukrainian media or they touching the story? and if they are touching the story of his after off coming down, how are they touching? well, they have been covering it, but interesting a we've had a change of headlines and quite dramatic and not long off the we were aware that this crash had taken place or you couldn't see a proffer. we proff though, which is one of the main papers, suggested that they had sources within new cleaning on me, claiming it was then me solid and they carried this attack at that quickly was deleted, and it reverted to a very blond head line. and we don't know the reasons for that. however, there are some suggestions of what could have changed that situation. one is a statement from the queen and only, but someone wanting citizens not to

p. headquarters in taipei, james, it's great to see you, and it looks like the d. p. p is in the need to win the presidency. so what's the latest you can actually tell me? well, i'm hoping that you can maybe decide because the the the very far ahead is close. that's why the whole you, we of the main or positions this would be a very, very significant result. date it's way of course we all pretty close like things to be a be able to find the result on this. this is a simple majority election. the 1st 2nd kind of get the most votes out of the increasing united states like you guys can available. obviously in the next hour or so. okay, james, what sets this election apart from others? the, the, one of the really key things is the election is based on the policy that has put much more issues like how surprised and low wage, the reinforcing thing. we're going to see here is that even is fighting the guns when the president, steve, this time people like you to do so with the majority of it is much smaller than the previous tests are and not does how big implications of how

p. p. i headquarters. and this is gary, a joyful moment for lighting time is party opportunity to save a pretty extraordinary events in the history of his high ones. politics, selecting them, and now the president elect to taiwan is hardly speaking to the national media behind me. he's already mentioned some key things in his press conference or so i can relate the now. so he said there was 3 significant verification from his weight . and one of which he said that uh is that part of the choice between democracy and of course, harry to stand on the side of democracy. he also said that time when these people have demonstrated resistance against, for an election, as it relates to china, is obviously this is the white one, the selection he's going to commit to say that he's committed to the states as quote piece instability across the taiwan strait and that he is willing to communicate with china on the basis that there is parts and taking it to you and not relationship. but as for you to now see with the big

international editor richard walker was that the governing d p. p. party headquarters in taipei and told us had the party reactive to its way public. i mean, i have to set the scene here a little bit because yeah, then for the last several hours here at the, at the parties, riley, is this sound just be the absolutely could definitely make levels. this has been kind of rock hooks and that must be a ever, since he's starting to look like this punch he was going to come up on top here in the presidency. so there was a huge amount of energy here in the crowd. a huge amount of excitement and, and yet, and i think this is really interesting. before william lie or liking to us, he's no need chinese before he even took to the stage behind me here to to declare victory to so the crowd heat. he went into the tent even behind the stage and spoke to the assembled international press. so a press conference came before the victorious speech. i'm not sure i've seen that anywhere else in the world, but i think that is a sign of the seriousness with which the taiw

so regularly uses chuck g p t. and his less of you, in the, i mean we're in the middle of preparing an essay. and today the aim is for you all to get feedback on a draft that you've already written. should even hoffen on. and for that, we need to talk about what prompt we need to enter. whether it's good to him by popular e style or text structure. students had learned how to write good prompts, the entries in chat g p t. this time the, i a suppose to get some specific tips on wherever and how to improve their essays as it tends to be due to me. it's actually the 1st told me that the pros and cons i entered here could be structured more clearly i should be think so i did that and then re entered it and then it said, well done. well, it works. now. i also think the text is better now do the structure is generally better if any suspect it reads better and more clearly spin sad it improve the flow and made my argument smoke here, and it's amazingly specific. it took bits out and rewarded them. it was much better than

liz: the p if e ratios, nvidia, 77. i don't believe these are forward p if es. are these rearview here? amd, 1414? seems a little high -- >> well. liz: i'm looking at a different -- >> okay, but to pe ratios specifically, don't forget that our accounting rules are set up to reflect a manufacturing economy, not to properly accommodate digital investment. so pes are a false flag in today's digital world. they reflect an artificial reality that doesn't exist. so, again, the accounting standards the aren't what they need to be to reflect the digitalization of our world. or at least that's my two cents. liz: uh-oh. he's talking, chris, a little bit like what we heard back in the dot.com -- >> no, no, no, that was different. that was talking socks and super bowls. liz: all right. that's fair enough. nvidia, profitable. amd, these are very strong companies, but which part of the market do you like where you can actually capture some serious yield? because a lot of the tech stocks do not pay a yield or dividend right now. >> absolutely. i mean, i think that's one of the

the bear case is simple, it's a 30 trillion p/e, 27 forward p/e. it averages 18. it is almost double its multiple and is easy to make the case, to weiss' point, i don't owe the taxes anymore, the calendar rolls over. maybe i'll take some off today. welcome to the new world. in the new world the activity of retail buying and selling almost doesn't matter in terms of day-to-day moves in the market. what moves the market is basically three categories of things. number one, rias, the wealth management channel. it's 15,000 firms managing a record $114 trillion, with a t, dollars. and what do they do at the start of every year? the centralized cios who control that amount of money, they do a rebalance. and what do you think they're going to do? the nasdaq went up twice as much as the s&p last year. that's an obvious trim of nasdaq, maybe add of dow. and i think you're seeing that play out. look at life cycle funds, another $3 trillion bucket of assets. what do you think they're doing? they're doing these same kinds of year end rebalancing going into the new year. the ot

if you look at the tech grab, s&p, tech sector, north of 30 times, the s&p 500 a little bit north of 20, the good news, the ten year rates in stocks are driven by the tenure not the fed funds don't focus on the fed were to order basis higher, they were 6%. some sort of rotation makes a lot of sense, the problem the equal weight s&p 500 will solve all your problems. except in the 493 summer left behind for good reason. in our view equal weight is not enough, it's part of the solution to us we see an opportunity in looking at the 493, equal weight but high-quality. for us it's dividend growers, we have ticker ovl that focus on the aristocrats and their the companies that were growing earnings. elizabeth: they might not be the sexiest in their sherwin-williams. target, a bunch of names, franklin resources, a sippy global, stanley, black & decker, walgreen loose alliance, they are reliable dividend payers. >> are so many ways to look at this. i look at this last earnings recession. the s&p has shrunk earnings year-over-year all through 2023. i'm not sure the fourth-quarter will be any be

the expectation for the s&p is percolating higher, but they are not galloping away.he rally that we saw coming into the holiday season was fueled by a change in interest rate expectations. yes, there is a chance for a rally and yes it is very important what happens with interest rates, but the last part of this would be the rally that we expect in 2024 ought to be broader than the rally we saw in 2023 in order for this to sustain from where it is now. >> the diversification is the theme of 2024. before we get to that, i want to talk about research that came out yesterday. this from fund strat. until or unless 4665 on the s&p is breached, this pullback should stabilize in the days ahead. this should begin thursday and friday of this week. that 4665 level is 2% decline from where we are right now. agree or disagree with this technical take? >> we are not technicians at washington crossing. you have the market in the united states approaching once gain $50 trillion in valuation. to buttress that fundamentally, you think about that relative to the underlining economy whi

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. >> america had a great week, the s&p 500 was up 1.8%, were positive on the year after the lousy start did this even though bank earnings are mediocre and earnings being so important, the earnings came out, they were messy and some of the stocks dropped and some were okay but it didn't knocked on the market, inflation came down hot that did not knocked on the market either, that looks like things taken in stride, and has been able to hit the new high, each tried twice in intraday highs and hasn't been able to close, to bit worried some is starting to look like a lot of resistance and the resistance we're going to have to worry about. >> the fact of odds decrease went up a little bit. on the bad news front of geopolitics, the u.s. and the uk finally said enough is enough fired missiles at the houthis who was threatening the ships in the red sea, i didn't see much of a reaction to the market. >> we saw oil prices jumped 3% in that first happened they finish the day close to flat, you see this with oil that it jumps and it comes back down to can't stay above $75. i don't think after worry

we see the market jump on the s&p. you referenced this announcement. >> let's go to meghan costello what are we learning? >> thanks, scott. we're learning about treasuries borrowing needs. the treasury is estimating that they're going to need to borrow seven her 60 million for the current quarter of the january through march order. that's a little bit less than they thought. they thought they would need 55 billion in less than that to borrow. they are also looking forward a bit to the april to june quarter. they are estimating that they will need to borrow 202 billion in that quarter. that is a pretty significant jump. that's a quarter where we see some of variability. it depends on individual taxes and corporate taxes which are coming to. it will be the lowest amount of borrowing for quarter if that holds true that we have seen since april through june of 2022. we are seeing that jump there both times. they are seeing that 760 billion in borrowing for the current quarter and 202 billion for the next quarter. scott? >>

look, the s&p 500 energy is about a 4% weight. no one is there. even though a lot of people like, it i think there is more that could happen where we could see it being a long contribution to the waiting overall. >> do you expect more deals? >> absolutely. if ray comes down, we think they will, that will absolutely lead to more emanate. it affects energy, health care, all the things we are talking, about that is a big part. of the >> great stuff. courtney, creates. tough stuff, as. well that is stephanie garcia corny link. let's send it over to cristina level of moving into the biggest names, christina. >> give me my run. shares of medical property ran are plummeting today. shares of the largest hospital in most talked about 29% right now for the company. it announced that one of its tenants, steward health care system, is $50 million behind in rent payments. meanwhile, quarterly profit is pushing constellation runs higher. the winding spear distributor missed sales estimate and cut of fiscal outlook. the companies on a percent drop in wind sales