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p k. k. also in the program is real steps of air strikes on level and destroying a residential complex in the capital they re, prince is due to convenient and tim national conference and coming hours to press for a cease by the hello. i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. turkeys air force has struck curtis militant targets in iraq and syria following an attack on the state run defense company in ankara. on wednesday, the attackers set off explosives an open fire killing at least 5 people. no group is yet claimed responsibility though ministers are blaming the outlaws. curtis, the workers party, the p k. k. us and turkey are calling a terrorist attack. the summit to a video appears to show the movement of the blast at the gates of turkish aerospace industries. to the states mom company is located in common cause on near and correct is employees over 10000 people to accuse media said the explosives were designated by 2 assailants, who then entered the complex carrying assault weapons as see

p. c. w. these claims are in sufficiently substantiated view of a gas attack on russian soldiers posted by ukrainian. so just themselves is apparently not evidence enough to sauces investigation. as for kids, response to these reports that it's sold as a publishing footage of chemical attacks. well, you can see for yourself on the pc that believes websites, apparently it's not of you oh, the international community business. each russian document distributed in the hague or new york is an attempt to involve the international community and to absurd discussions, or to create background for provocations. they are, but i. c. w is, however, electrically investigating ukraine's claims of russia to tax and todd boston federation believes the new pc that believes technical secretary of has been drafted to wage a propaganda double against russia. remember, what happened last time? the attack took place, the chemical weapons attack took place on such it in do marine, syria was shocking and thought, sor

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it could be getting underway with the p k. k between the p k. k and the turkish government. what more can you tell us about that? yeah, we've having these apparent tentative steps of the possible resumption of some single solution to this comes like president of the ones you a junior coalition partner tablet. partially the leader of the national action policy even invited the the prison leader of the p k. k. of the loan, to address parliament if you prepare to cool for the disarming of the group and the surrender of the organization on that statement. beyond that, there was also being the talks behind the scenes of prominent code. if leaders of the political wing of the movement, they have been going on, apparently for several weeks, possibly months now was possibly driving. this is the president of the one nice as opposed to one of the opposition groups to introduce a new constitution. that is, keep a one if he wants to carry on standing in the next presidential elections. so this is possibly part of a wider solution to that problem by aud one. but if it is a p k, k, this r

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all the ministers are blaming the outlawed p, k. k or curtis down work as potty the us and took as president red chip tie. 31 have condemned it as a terrorist attack. the summit to video a p is to show the movement of the blast at the gates of turkish aerospace industries. of the states mom company is located in common cause on near ankara is employees over 10000 people to accuse media said the explosives were designated by 2 assailants, who then entered the complex carrying assault weapons as seen. and the security camera footage gone for it was heard shortly afterwards. company employees said they spent several hours in shelter as well. police baffled the interlude is before being evacuated. to chase president red chip tie a bad one, received the news while attending the brick so much in russia hosted bugs allowed to me a to 10 minutes or 2 weeks on them. this atrocious terrorist attack. i wish god's mercy to i'm autism. i'm going to go to a keys in terry administer said be a time to go the whole month of the band. could it's done

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the s&p 500 up .9%.t back to seema for a look at key stocks to watch. >> we'll start with ibotta shares after goldman sachs upgraded the stock. the risk to reward is attractive and citing the cash back mobile platform's partnerships with walmart and instacart as attractive growth opportunities. the company's shares are still down about 20% year to date. and hims and hers health surging by more than 6%, 9% at this hour, after it said the fda would allow compounding pharmacies to sell their own versions of eli lilly's mun jarrow for the first time, for the time being. the fda agreeing to reconsidering its last month decision to take the active ingredient off its shortage list which would have limited compounders' ability to sell their versions of the drug. the telehealth provider is up more than 120% year to date. pretty nice run. mike. >> it is, and tacking on a bit at the end here as you mentioned. as the s&p also trades at the highs of the day. seema, thank you. >>> let's send it over to kate for a look

look at the s&p 500, lower by .3%.you look at the sector level, only one sector in the green, technology, currently hired by .4%. all 10 other sectors are in the red right now. real estate is your biggest loser, down by almost 2%. that does it for bloomberg markets. . this is bloomberg. ♪ it's our son, he is always up in our business. it's the verizon 5g home internet i got us. oh... he used to be a competitive gamer but with the higher lag, he can't keep up with his squad. so now we're his “squad”. what are kevin's plans for the fall? he's going to college. out of state, yeah. -yeah in the fall. change of plans, i've decided to stay local. oh excellent! oh that's great! why would i ever leave this? -aw! we will do anything to get him gaming again. you and kevin need to fix this internet situation. heard my name! i swear to god, kevin! -we told you to wait in the car. everyone in my old squad has xfinity. less lag, better gaming! i'm gonna need to charge you for three people. i got the brochure from u.s. money reserve,

the price-to-sales ratio, and the p-e ratio for the s&p 500 is 22, roughly. it was 25 back during the tech bubble, and stocks aren't cheap and so i think they are going have to deliver some earnings here and i think you're absolutely right about the caps and everyone thinks they'll deliver and that gets to joe's point about quality and that's about companies that don't disappoint you on the earnings side. >> ricky goes on to say because this tees up the next level of debate, when you talk about quality and size on the cap space that you want to be buying and hes of the fact that the index is expensive and a lot of it is consensus and he's obviously alluding to mega-cap tech, and then he goes to the backdrop as favorable. he says the combination of those two things means you can and should play offense that have interesting equity stories. i'm neutral on the s&p and believe the mid to large-cap world and quality companies outside the u.s. could materially outperform the s&p over the next one to three years. that's a big statement there when you look at what th

p. c. w itself. these people have been exposed to an air, sol containing chlorine and other toxic substances that cause suffocation. now this is just the tip of the iceberg, according to the russian general. at the same time, he says that ukraine has been getting up to carry out more of such attacks, more of provocations, to accuse of russia to, according to q, deal of ukraine that has been expanding its own chemicals stop while it has been purchasing chemical, prohibited, and regulated heavy, regulated, toxic substances. it has also been still compiling protective dia it by basically hundreds of thousands of units, and according to taylor, to do that under the pretext of the need to protect it. so you can, indian troops against the russians is simply nonsensical because the old, p c, w itself oversaw russia, destroy its military store. cloud have a list here that would be giving you the explanation of such work by threats from russia is completely groundless. let me remind you that our country destr

d o p c, w. this week, the is ready strikes rain down on 11 on throughout sunday, 9000 is reported killed in the past 24 hours. a grim out of the 3 is, well marks, long distance. the october 7th. how mazda tag, as tensions across the region, the foreign minister benjamin netanyahu praise is the progress of a year ago. we suffered a terrible blow in the past 12 months. we are changing the reality completely. examine how that reality is changed the bit people have gone to the depths, all hits for the thousands and millions were main display since october the 7th, until now, this is the 12th time that i in my children h. b for have been homeless and threatening to the streets. we don't know where to go. the very well welcome to you. this is all the international with a very nice as well news out. think it's a pleasure to have you company. while we're bringing you breaking news this to alex, he is planning to accuse most go of using chemical weapons on the battlefields of ukraine. as, according to th

if you look at the overall picture with that versus the s&p 500, the s&p sector etf is up 34%.energy sector xle is up 3.5% during this year. that is the thing to look for in oil prices. with the trading relationship, how much are the stocks in the energy sector effected by the price of west texas intermediate? the folks at data and analytics looked at the trade be relationship or correlation of the stocks and price of crude. if you look at the trading relationship here, the ones most levered to oil prices include names like eog, objeccidental a conocophillips. it makes sense they are tied more to crude oil prices. now as for the stocks in the sector that are the least correlated to those energy prices, look toward nat gas and nat gas companies. look at pipeline operators like kinder morgan. they are closer to the zero level. uqt on the nat gas side. when it comes to the energy sector, not every single stock trades as closely with underlining crude prices, but the production companies more to crude production. that is the sectornomics for the month. >> dom chu with our sectornom

2 kids and the p y, the y p g, they are the serial branch of the p k. k out both to, to some workers party. so far as you have mentioned, interior minister said the i to the attackers were identified and they are p k, k members. but we haven't heard the p k. k or any offshoot by the p k to claim the responsibility of this attack. it's molly. so then what's the sense in the country about what is going to happen next? is the tension and he, or could things further escalate? and honestly, given the given the elections last year, the economic conditions, the most viewed in to k, is already $0.10, especially after a turkish nationalist part to leave the spots are they a strong ally of presenters of type are don, said it on tuesday that the j o p k. kayla dropped a lot of july should be given a per roll and it should be invited to the parliament to speak to the court just party members and coal on the p k. k. to lay down arms. that's a some of the national, the circles and some of the, as part of supporters actually were surprised by this proposition by the n

as we mentioned, new highs for the dow and s&p 500. there are always worries and hurdles, but right now the markets seem to be clearing them. let's bring in mike santoli for more. october can be a rough month, but so far, we're only halfway through. there's a lot of time left here. the second half of the game is still to be played. a lot can happen, but so far, so good. >> for sure, tyler. one of the things about the seasonal tendencies for some choppiness or downside action in october, everybody knows them going into october. we were braced for something worse. the persistent uptrend in this market is a function of the known visible positives, just outweighing the feared hypothetical negatives. and those positives, of course, the economy has begun again, outperforming economists' forecasts. you have the fed that is in easing mode, to whatever degree, ultimately, but right now, an easing mode into an earnings upswing for the s&p 500. that's not the most common combination out there. and obviously, we have corporate credit spreads that

you don't see the grab we're only 20 s&p points away.f people feel like they're involved but almost a healthy reservoir of caution we're in october, we have these known events and it's keeping the market in check from celebrating what was pretty much an unambiguously positive jobs report oil popping, that's okay because it was so low. i think you're in a lucky spot to be facing those macro moves >> i had a money manager, i'll leave it at that, text me and say i bought some russell today, january russell calls as well thinking this trade is going to really start picking up. this is where the action has been focused >> the russell is up 1.5% on a day long-term xwryields are up we're taking rate cuts out of the curve. it's not just an easing story. it is an economy the going to pick up story and, therefore, it should filter into earnings broadly speaking s&p earnings have, in a healthy way again, expectations cut back by 4% over the course of the quarter for the numbers we're going to hear next week that probably creates a low bar how much

the issue obviously with p&o ferries is we're not going to recoil from that.thought it was wrong, the fire and rehire that we saw those workers being sacked and then taken back on. on fewer terms and conditions, but we have changed the law. it was lawful under the conservative government. it will be unlawful under this labour government. so where companies accept that, acknowledge that can work within that framework, we will of course talk to them about investments. and i can tell you they're coming to the summit and they're coming to the summit and the investment will go ahead. >> nearly 500 migrants have made the crossing of the english channel to the uk in one day. new figures released by the home office today show 471 migrants crossed the channel on nine small boats yesterday. the latest arrivals bring the total so far this year to just over 27,200. a home office spokesman insists they're committed to dismantling people smuggling operations, saying the government will stop at nothing to bring these criminals to justice. un authorities in lebanon have said

to me a 3% nominal return for the s&p, which is basically inflation, tells me that the p/e multiple inodel must be contracting because s&p earnings should be inflation plus gdp growth, let's say that, you know, six, plus buybacks which would be eight and if there's any multiple expansion you should add to it. i think they're talking about a derating of the stock market. i'm a little skeptical of that because last week i was at a very large advisors conference, and i polled the audience, it was close to 400 people in the audience and asked, how many of your clients are over allocated to stocks, and i saw one hand. and then how many feel under allocated to equities? as you know a lot of stats show there's no cash on the sidelines or whatever. i would say close to 80% of the audience raised their hand saying their clients have been avoiding stocks for the last two years and feel under allocated. to me, that points to stocks having better than expected returns. goldman it's a ten-year view so they could be right. >> it fits with your view a few weeks ago about margin debt, does it not? >>

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off by six for the s&p. the nasdaq off 26.&p setting another record-breaking day on wall street. the dow was up 431 points or 1%. the s&p was up .7%. also a record. the nasdaq was up .6% of 1%. if you are watching treasury yields, you will see they continue to be high near the wake of the jobs number we got last week. the ten-year at 4.707.

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equity futures on the s&p 500 firm or by 1/10 of 1% on the s&p. lisa: i am blown away.on the friday. just a 10th on the s&p up three tents on the nasdaq 100. >> on the rustle up by 0.04. the week ahead looks like this lots of bank earnings preyed we get some more tomorrow morning. a lot of data including retail sales on thursday. and in ecb rate decision retail sales the data point of the week for a lot of people. >> it might be more important for the federal reserve and the jobs figure that comes out next month simply because it will be so messy that it won't give clarity. what will be less messy is one thing you cannot get between is an american in their credit card. that's what we've been hearing about and seeing in all the data and all the rhetoric. >> i think we're still trying to figure out the jobs cleanse figure. big gap higher much higher than anticipated. how much of that was just a hurricane impact and how much of it wasn't. >> basically there's no sign of real mass firings. a lot of people say it is messy because of the hurricane. that said you are not seein

we get at 4.5%, will we still see 6,000 on the s&p? >> yeah. there has intermittently been a focus on yields, a myopic focus, to borrow a word earlier, on yields as if equities cannot rally in a higher yield environment. in this case, 50 base points higher, not in the big context of things that much. i think it's important to remember that the relationship between yields and equities is a moving target. it's not always higher yields, lower equities, lower yields, higher equities or even sectorially, it's larger. we're living through it now where higher growth is engendering higher yields in this case because of what the federal reserve is doing, and that can be good for equity prices. >> part of the bullish story was fed cuts, maybe the ten-year, i think people had scored it closer to 3.5% than 4.5% on the ten-year. in the near term, i don't necessarily care what history suggests about the relationship between yields and stock performance. if you thought that yields were going to be coming down and now in fact they're going to be going up and y

s&p futures currently down.daq 100 futures, after decent gains yesterday, around 1.5% for the nasdaq 100, lifted. currently looking at a bit of profit-taking, down. here's what else to think about for the rest of the day. 10:30 a.m. u.k. time, we will get a debt sale out of germany. germany 15 year bond sale. we see what the appetite is as the sovereigns continue to issue pretty significant amounts of debt into the market. to what extent the market is able to absorb that. the broader macro concerns about the health of economy, about the expectations that there will be zero growth this year for the euro's origins largest economy -- eurozone's largest economy. the focus switches to france and commentary on the ecb for the bank of france governor. at least that will be the expectation. they said the door should be open to another cut from the ecb at this month. we will see if he builds on that view 5:00 p.m. u.k. time. 7:00 p.m. u.k. time, the minutes coming through from the fomc. that crucial meeting of the fed ba

scarlet: a record rally, big bank earnings lifting the s&p 500 to a record high. as i mentioned, the s&p 500 is at the highest level ever for now, the 45th record close this year. nasdaq 100, gaining .1%. we should mention that within the s&p 500 is the big banks leading the way out. for the 10-year yield, moving up just slightly, at one point it roseo as high as 1.5% and we had a higher-than-expected consumer inflation report this week with the latest wholesale data showing prices unchanged compared to a month ago. oil prices taking a bit of a breather after yesterday topping $76 per barrel. traders remaining on edge, expecting retaliation between israel and iran, also waiting for more chinese stimulus, the chinese foreign minister will be holding a briefing tomorrow and we have a preview on what to expect from that. equities, checking out the mid-day movers, let's bring in our senior equities reporter for more. jess: looking at worse on the s&p 500, tesla on the back of the robotaxi event last night. they were looking for more details here. looking at the opposi

most part that was not a good thing the definition for about an ended six week winning streak and s&pished lower and the nasdaq squeaked out again for several weeks in a row largely because people want a big tech stocks like nvidia, tesla had amazing earnings up 22%. if you look at that you have the optimism around tech earnings and a bunch of them next week on the nasdaq, not a great week. >> if you take a step backward in a very powerful upturn in loctite mid-september that was a huge momentum shift so the powerful trend if you take a step back things are looking pretty good, setting out what. >> i thought i saw a powerful uptrend, you saw the golden no golden says the stock market is expensive and therefore returns over the next ten years will beebe law. we seen gmo, bla in the past do you agree or disagree with that. >> these things make me laugh. >> you don't have your crystal ball? >> i look back to my inbox and i found it e-mail 70 forecast from the beginning of 2019, it said the u.s. stocks have dropped 2.5% a year over the next seven years were not quite there we have 14 morm

the s&p is up.asdaq up in the green up 60 points for the week, the major averages are on track to snap win streaks. dow down 2% for the week the s&p down 1% for the week the nasdaq down nearly .50%. futures again as we hit aheheado the open you see amgen up 1%. just over 1% amazon up .75% followed by nike and microsoft and chevron. chevron up .13%. we are taking a look at the lag laggards apple down .75%. followed by travelers and honeywell dipping a bit in the pre-market following earnings. >>> we are watching shares about tesla. we will talk more about tesla later in the show. biggest single day pop in the stock since over a decade. you see right now in the pre-market pulling back a bit. week to date, up over 15%. 16%. huge pop following earnings. surprises in that report have really moved the ev stock higher we are checking the bond market. the ten-year and 20-year here. you see the benchmark at 4.02. moving 50 basis points higher since the fed rate cut. >>> let's get a check of the top corporate

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s&p 500 up 35. tech very much in focus. this is the day after the nasdaq on friday hit its first intraday all all-high going back to july 11th. that is riding the win streak, the longest since december of 2023. on friday, the invesco qqq traded more than 38 million shares compared to the 30-day average volume of 29 million. so people are getting on board. we continue to watch the treasury yield complex as well with the ten-year adding to the 14% surge over the last month or so. still, those ten-year yields are very much in focus right now. oil is taking a nose dive right now following the israel air strikes on iran. skipping the nuclear facilities. oil prices are in focus right now. we'll show them to you in a little bit. >>> let's show you how markets are working around the world and how things are shaping up with silvia amaro with the early trade in europe and lynn lin with the asian markets. lynn, we'll start with you. >> reporter: hey, dom. the japanese public have spoken and it is a damning assessment. we look at the r

you can see the s&p and the dow looking to open 140 points lower. the nasdaq is the hardest hit looking like it would open just over .13% or .50%. look at the nasdaq 100 laggards. pdd holdings at the top of the list tesla. tesla shares down after missing on the delivery numbers. super micro down nearly 1% meta platforms on the list and one of the companies, including spotify and ericsson calling on the eu to reduce restrictions around artificial intelligence development. the group signing an open letter arguing the bloc's rules would hurt advancements in the region and risk missing out on the global a.i. arms raice speaking with cnbc yesterday, jensen huang said right now is the critical development for a.i. >> what we are looking at now is the beginning of the next wave of a.i. and biggest wave of a.i. and this is companies around the world using a.i. to be more productive as well as using a.i. to revolutionize the way they build their products and products they build. >> yesterday, i spoke to the ceo of one of the companies on the a.i. letter aski

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stocks are near session lows with the dow down 352 points, the s&p down 18.arely in the green and the russell 2000 aren't on there but they are under performing today down 1.5% as we've seen a backup in the longer term interest rates the 10-year yield continues rising to 4.13 last check on tap this week is another confluence of economic data of earnings and fed speak that should give us a better picture of how consumers may fair in the near future. my next guest believes the numbers will signal a clearer path forward for spending and is here to tell us how to follow the money. the chief economist and head of research for investment researchers at axa group very confusing backdrop where the economy is better than expected, interest rates are rising, the stock market is rising as well, and there's much debate about whether the fed should be cutting rates in this environment. what are you looking to this week >> well, honestly, when the fed is slated to cut by 50 basis points my first reaction maybe they were jumping the gun a little bit there was no absolute se

44 on the s&p. to ask him, finishing up on the appetite for risk among investors, that's another way of saying they care about the weight. jamie dimon talked about large fiscal deficit -- deficits, infrastructure needs, how many of your investors feel the same way and are less bullish then you would want them to be over the long term? jonathan: you know what is fascinating about the post-pandemic cycle and what makes it unique in nature in modern history? at times there is this huge gap between attitudinal measures of sentiment and behavioral measures of sentiment where on the attitude side you might see or hear folks, and we hear it all the time on the road, where they say they are bearish and worried about the laundry list of items, like geopolitical crisis, deficits and debt. but on the positioning side they don't make as many adjustments. that's fascinating to me because when you look at the extremes of the sentiment environment in a bear market and you go back to june of 2022, there were almost