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that trend is powerful for the s&p 500 because much more of the s&p's business comes from business spendingnd commodity prices, exports, what we refer to as late-cycle elements of the economy. that is the part of the economy we expect to leave s&p earnings higher, not because we get our economic cycles backwards, but emerging economies more investment oriented, they are driving global growth that is good for industrials, materials, energy, it is also good for many technology companies that are well positioned to the growing i.t. infrastructure investment around the world. this is good for the s&p 500. many of its global cyclical sectors. finally for the first time in a long time we're comfortable with the financial sectors being attractive because slow but steady economic growth is one that keeps the fed on hold and the scenario that is best for bank. banks don't want a strong economic rebound. that raises inflation risk and shortens the time period during which they benefit from these low deposits. >> that is a good point. david, we are watching congressional leaders, nancy pelosi and harr

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the s&p 500 lost 2.37 to 1,060.61. in t bond market, the ten-year note fel4/32 to 102 25/32, tting the yield at 3.29%. >> susie: a majosetback for supporters of a blic option for health care reform. today, the sate finance committee shot down two proposals for government- sponsored plans. the committee is in its seco we of considering amendments to health care reform bill, and thpublic option was arguab the most controversial idea to hit the cutting room floor. committee chairman maxaucus was one of the democratso vote no. not get the 60 votes nded to pass the sate. >> my first b is to get this bill aoss the finish line. there's a lot this bill that will reform the insunce market, there is aot in this bill that will control cts, and there is a lot ithis bill at will expand coverage to millions of american those thingsave to be my prrity. >> sus: but some democrats are vowing to keep the fight f a public option ive. senator charles schumer, wse amendmenwas rejected, told the finance committehe won't give up until therop

does that mean the s&p 500 follows lower? >> yes. >> take the other side joe. >> i will tell you when we approach the month of october, you will see a lot of good index buying. october historically is a good index buying month. oil will be a beneficiary of it. i think goldman sachs talking about $85 oil, they may not get $85, but i believe by the end of the year it with it will come close. >> it probably is a reasonable level. i think there is always a premium built in. when you are looking at some of these names, conocophillips would be one of the names. big nat gas exposure there. the refinery business is coming back a little bit for them. that big acquisition they have been choking on. i don't own it right now, but i'm looking at that name and i go back to bp. >> don't forget the refineries are hot, a great place to be in. >> karen, does it matter whether oil goes to $8 or hi58 or highe? >> to me the fear is a drop or dramatic as opposed to a slow-moving one. when we look at oil field services one like today transocean, ne

t from the cboe, the s&p options on the s&p in that. people are been positioning themselves on what could be a correction. definitely seen a lot of put buy, call selling, quite possibility people are trying to hedge themselves that a correction may be under way. >> when you say correction -- >> pullback. >> talk about the pullback. >> probably more of a pullback. what we've seen throughout the endive this year and the beginning of next year, we've seen a lot of put buying, a lot of call selling. we've seen it really the markets rally a ton over the last couple of mochlts basically it it makes sense that people are looking for some sort of a pullback, maybe see the s&p dip below 1,000 again. taking chips off the table and protect themselves with option. >> any areas in particular that stand out to you as f you're looking at sectors or names that have stood out because of unusual activity. >> we look at the financials again, which is an area if this pullback is going to happen like everybody has been saying for the last couple of month, w

the s&p 500 picked up 8 and the nasdaq rose 22. we know iran has provided us assistance to iraqi insurgents but are they now turning to afghanistan? new details after the break, but first, dignitaries, journalists, family and friends turned out today for a memorial service in new york, honoring the late walter cronkite. the former cbs news anchor died july 17 at the age of 92. president obama called cronkite a voice of certainty and saluted his pursuit of the truth. while cronkite's closest friends shared some of their fondest memories. >> walter cronkite off camera was exactly like walter cronkite on camera. how many times have we seen people on television or seen them in the movies and we thought they were one way and they turned out to be another way? not walter. walter was the exact same way we all saw him on television. as someone said, walter cronkite was the way we wanted him to be. he loved news. he loves journalism. he loved to talk about it. that was the infectious part. bret: in news around the world, a mexican airliner

p. morgan. hi, bruce. >> hi susie. >> susie: we continue to get conflicting data about the economy, and people want to know, is the economy now doing better or is it still in trouble? >> i think it's pretty clear that the economy has begun to grow. it looks us to like we'll have increased at a 3 to 4% pace this quarter. that's a pretty strong pace. coming off a deep recession. but i think we have to realize that we're getting growth off a very narrow base, we're getting some help from manufacturers having cut back too far, similar to builders and we have some incentives in the auto and housing industry. and we're not yet on a fully sustainable growth pace. in addition we're coming off of such big lows in terms of the recession, in terms of how high unemployment is, how serious credit problems are going to be that we're going to continue to have bad news here on a number of fronts, eve than as we see the economy growing. >> susie: let me pick up on some of those points. the housing data,

500 versus the s&p 100. of the "closing bell" returns. >>> welcome back. final stretch here. we've got the market closing in about 25 minutes. it is higher. up about 2.5% for the week. today, up another .5%. the best levels of the afternoon, you have money moving into technology. certainly that's a big leadership group. interl up 1.5%. that's a dow component. on nasdaq as well. google, ebay, apple computer, all higher. financial services are also doing well. citigroup is up better than 1%. goldman sachs, bank of america. morgan stanley up 1.5%. ge down today after a big runup recently, as well as the oil companies turning lower right here. they started off higher, actually. nasdaq up ten points due to the strength in tech. >> maria, s&p 500 is up better than 55% since the march bottom. is it possible we could see the market add on another 10% to 20%. that's what we're talking about on today's "fast money" "final call." joining me from chicago, brian, an options action contributor. >> thanks for having me. >>

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what about 1100 for the s&p 500. >> it is very, very possible. mean, traders come quickly for the s&p 1100 calls. i mean, tat is not too far away. dow 10,000 could be a couple trading days, if this is the end of the sort of micro burst sell-off. >> thank you so much for telling tales off the floor. matt shapiro from mws capital at the options exchange and ben lichtenstein from traders audio at the cme. >> on our web site, why government intervention may be artificially propping up home prices. plus, why it is becoming more expensive to insure board rooms, especially those of financial institutions. and hear what viewers are saying about bailouts on employment and why they hate the u.s. government. you can find it all on our web site as firstbusinessx.com. straight ahead on the show, regulators scramble to figure out how to help the fdic's anemic cash reserve. what are the options and how much will it cost. that is coming up next. >> the banking insurance fund in the united states need as bailout of its own now, banking to the boom in banks going

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equal weights the s&p 500 stocks. so it's not going to track the s&p. >> right. >> make sure you read all the fine print. thanks, everybody. >>> shares of a small bio pharmaceutical company, a mack jik pill for many. unveiling how much people actually slimmed down on that experimental diet pill. mike huckman is here now back at hq with the details in an exclusive sfwer view. mike? >> good morning. speaking of bio pharma in the last segment and what a leading obesity doctor are calling unprecedented result for a diet pill. vivus said they lost an average of 37 pounds or 15% of their body weight on vivus' drug called qnexa. investors are feasting on that news out of the gate. vivus shares are up a right now 70%. joining me live from new york city and another cnbc exclusive is vivus' ceo leland wilsoned. . good morning. thank you for joining us. >> we are pleased to be here. we're very excited about the news we released this morning onyx o onon qnexa, our drug for treating obesity. >> on top of that, you had the added be

we're at new highs for the s&p 500. frank lesh trading with us from future path at the cme group, new highs to come, frank? you think it can last? >> certainly, you know when you make new highs we look for newer highs to come after that. that is the momentum play on the market. i will say that we're not pushing as high afternoon as violently as -- and as violently as we have but but we're still making new highs. traders don't seem as willing to buy the new highs like we have in the past with you we're happy to see any money come in on the equities and at this point it seems the right way to be positioned. tuesday's retail sales numbers, of course, gives you a nice push. another string of better than expected numbers here this week helps push this market higher. >> it certainly does. meantime, a market that had been near some lows, the agriculture market, corn and soy beans really starting to light it up. natural gas also lighting it up in the commodity space this week. >> for doubt, tom. yesterday's trade in corn up 70-

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the s&p 500 lower by 6. the nasdaq composite lower pi a little more than 16 points, 3/4 of a percent. let's get more on today's action. bob pisani is our eye on the floor at the new york stock exchange. >> michelle, first half of the week, very different from the second half. right at the fomc meeting in the middle of the week, stocks weakened. and really two days of below par economic news also hurt the markets here. put them all together, down about 2% on the week. let's look at some of the major sectors. what i want to point out, not big moves on the big indexes, but small sub sectors have been hit rather hard this week. housing on the two days of disappointing numbers here, kb homes did have their earning support out. it was better than expected, but the ceo was very, very cautious in his statement on the overall economic outlook. that stock got hit today. all declining in the double digit area. other big sectors, transports were notably weak here. this is a leading indicator of

everywhere of both 1015 on the s&p. as one of the various levels were on 1040 so there's no reason we can go to 1025 and idle think any bulls really geared worry about profits that they have on the table unless we get below to 50. on upside 1100 in the cards for s and p before the end of the year? fuzzily i up my party put s and p 21100 with about 60 percent probability last month. that's definitely doable. and we don't have any real major downside catalyst here. we have the banking system and stabilize the liquidity is still there from the fed. banks are industry spot with the best deal curve we're looking l and a little bit of a sell-off in commodities oil lower but at the beginning of the summer or you would trade the device and five write home on the range bear. we have to leave it there we appreciate hearing the optimism. kevin cook over at the cme group. still to come the high premium of protecting the board room....especially the top leaders of banks...why directors and officers insurance keeps creeping higher an

that outpaced the entire s&p. the low this past march was not lower than the correction we had in 2002. the s&p, we did violate that low. we did not in the nasdaq. however, the correction of making up more than 62% of the entire losses in the last six months has me extremely skittish. and the other reason is we're well above the 200-day moving average line. i've got to tell you, guys, the next couple weeks we could have a pullback here and it can could be meaningful. >> so you're using the nasdaq as a catalyst for the direction of the market but where exactly in terms of sectors, industries? where do you want to take it? because i don't think you want to go those nasdaq names and be short them. i any you want to look elsewhere. >> joe, if you look at what's driving the beta, i agree with you. there are some things, some names within the nasdaq you that definitely want to keep as part of the portfolio. and i think cramer did a good job the other night of looking at some of those names. however, i think home builder

what's a better value the s&p and or gold? >>> up next, the saudi royal family has a bone to pick with barack obama. a leading prince says the president's push for energy independent is a pipe dream that could lead to economic disaster. is that fact or fiction? "street signs" is back with that after this. >>> sharon epperson is at the new york mercantile he can change. >> it looks like oil prices might be below $68 a barrel again. it looked like we were going to eke out a small gain, but right now prices are flat. today's jobs data, traders were focused on what stock reactions were. the fact remain was the loss in jobs there's an impact on the manufacturing sector, on energy demand. that's why you see the products weaker. the story this week has been gold, and i have to mention the gold still in striking distance of that $1,000 mark. we are looking at gold prices today that didn't reach yesterday's intraday high, but there are a lot of folks who think in the week ahead we could see gold hit that $1,000 mark. back to you. >> th

but you've got to remember, on a stock this high correlated to the s&p, which by the way, if the s&p breaks 1060 here, it could move lower. rimm will move lower with it and probably bring it down to the $78 level and give you a chance to buy. >>> jared, appreciate it. from peak 6 investments. >>> coming up on fast mope tonight, the top rimm analyst has the setup for those earnings tomorrow. plus a first on cnbc interview with california's biggest utility, pg&e. why they're parting ways with the chamber of commerce. melissa, and the traders, live at 5:00. >>> but now, up next, we are right back with the "closing bell," and the closing countdown. >> absolutely. right after the break, prime minister of thailand will join me, giving an inside look at the state of the economy in thailand. the outlook for southeast asia. um bill-- why is dick butkus here? i hired him to speak. a lot of fortune 500 companies use him. but-- i'm your only employee. we're gonna start using fedex to ship globally-- that means billions of potential customers. we're gonna be huge. good morning! you know business

this is the s&p. now, there are ten different sectors within the s&p. what has been the best performer, which sector is up the most since january 20th? >> financials. >> you are right, with a gain of 80%. the stocks have nearly doubled. information/technology at 51%. what has been the worse performer? >> my guess would be -- i don't know whether they're a separate group in the s&p, but the materials stocks. >> you know you're close. it's actually utilities. they were up, all ten sectors are up 1.3%. almost flat. health care is actually in the bottom half, up 12%. less than half of the gain for the overall market to figure out what's going to happen with health care. >> here we go! at the big board, care fusion celebrating its recent spinoff from cardinal health. at the nasdaq, bio pharma company gtx, ticker gtxi. >> and our market reporters are standing by out in washington. let's get at the big board where scott wapner is the man today. hey. >> hey, there. thanks so much. good morning. market just opening now. futures got a little bit of a bump up on t

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they are up on the s&p up 2 and change. fair value, as you can see -- look, we're going up about ten points on the dow. very quiet opening in store. but, of course, as the day progresses, who knows what will happen. we are joined by, benjamin and gerald brokerage, very good to see you again. >> good to see you, mark. >> what do you think of this market? it keeps hanging in. >> the uptrend is intact. we have consecutive higher lows when they sell it off. clearly the market -- you can't fight the trend. whoever, i'm more concerned that it's getting ahead of itself. if you look at the discounted earnings, we're trading at 2010's expectations. to some extent or another, it might be fully valued. >> everyone is concerned. >> that's fueling the market. >> you are part of the wall of worry. >> at the end of the day, down 9300. at the end of the day, that's what is fueling the market, along with idle cash that's been sitting on the sidelines and the skepticism that led the early part of the rally is coming in at the tail end of the

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it has outperformed the s&p 500 up 15.5%. outperformance on small caps accelerates in the last month and continuing today. >> we're up more than 2% here. i want to point out advances per v versus declines better than three to one. volumes aren't heavy. everyone's talking about cisco. i'd going to want to point out spillover effects positive inside that note. a couple of stocks that we're also mentioning positively. broadcom up 3.4%. we talked a lot about -- it was on the menu. apple and the 2 billion downloads at the tech store. research in motion down 2.9%. you have a situation where the iphone is going into china and the uk. you have download news. research in motion after those earnings cannot get off the mat. continuing to struggle. we do want to look at another of the big names. google sup 1.7%. intel, all the chips up more than 2%. we're up 2.5% with intel. microsoft up 2.2%. and ebay up 1.9%. finally, zumiez the retailer up 6.4%. >>> brian, as the nasdaq just hit its highs of the session and the dow jones industrials a

let's talk about the s&p here. down 2% from the intraday highs for the year. what was that, three days ago? a lot of whining and concerns? folks, 2% declines, give them two days of disappointing economic news on existing home sales and durable goods, no big deal here. let's talk about the whole last six months. 54% increase. s&p is 20% above its 200-day moving average. that is a very rare occurrence. it's a bullish shine for the signals for most of the traders i talked to still we remain on the bullish side. let's talk about homebuilders. kpb homes, more importantly, the kb homes observation. earnings reports were out. not as bad as expected but very, very cautious for the next several months. still they said it will be some time before we see meaningful improvement in the economic conditions p. that's the ceo of kb homes here. finally, note the refiners all up on a big upgrade by goldman sac sachs. they had comments from isle. upgraded from big refiners. holly and big names there on the upside. tradertalk.cnbc.com. >>> we're weak but off the worst level, down

we also have at least ten stocks in the s&p 500 hitting new 52-week highs. starbucks and juniper networks. >>> and speaking of 52-week highs, google looking to grab a bigger slice of the $15 billion online ad market. we'll tell you about their latest move. >>> sweeping changes for executive pay. this new plan being considered, it would give the federal reserve the power to cut banker bonuses. is this a good way to limit risk taking on wall street? >>> i'm diana olick in washington. the big homebuilders are rallying on an upgrade by jpmorgan, but a big downgrade at the fha. the insurer is running low on cash. >>> billions in new, risky debt deals coming to market, setting a year-high record yesterday. how about your portfolio? >>> we're at the new cowboys stadium. we'll give you a behind the scenes tour, tell you what $1.2 billion buys. >> we're looking for ward to the big game sunday night. should be a great game. >>> let's get to the markets. the dow and s&p, on track now for their best quarterly gain in more than a decade. in fact, the nasdaq is on pace fo

s&p pointing lower, as well.s, of course, after the dow finished up 124 points yesterday, on monday. let's take a look at the bonds and see how those are shaping up. the yield on the 10-year note is up to 3.31% after the treasury did see buying on light volume, which drove yields lower yesterday. louisa, how is it looking in europe? >> we're a little lower across the board on our european sectors. basic resources are off the most follow i closely by telecom, construction, industrial goods and services. when it comes to the industrial sectors, you're fought seeing a bunch out there at the moment. we are seeing a couple of outperformers, though. in general, some of the banks have been seeing a little bit of buying. not much, though. on top of that, we're seeing some interest in some of the big underlying outperforming new stories of the day, sufficient as compass group, for an example. let me show you the currency cross rates. you've got the dollar/yen flat to a little higher. euro/dollar, lower by some 0.2%. lisa.

tim tebow p-out of shotgun. scrambles -- >> here it is. >> perhaps the best strong safety in the country. he is fired up. first and goal. tebow pairing his way in the end zone. florida takes a touchdown advantage. another florida drive here, second and 16. tebow, well, you're going to meet eric barry again. picked off by barry, tennessee gets the ball, down 10-13. 13-6 don't look now. >> that's individual match-up in college football. barry got the best of them so far. florida on top early. >> it was a game-time decision. pete carroll said it went to start for the trojans. usc up by a touchdown. later in the first quarter. first and goal for washington. jake locker who looked good, keeps it himself. watches the trails by just three. ensuing washington kick-off. mcknight returns it. looks like he tweaked his left ankle. . really a big blow for usc. obviously he's such an explosive player in so many areas of the game. that's why you have so many running backs. >> they got ta stable. tied 10-10 at the half. texas,

. >>> more say -p ap ef towel p i last document if it fails a spark a popular uprising.his next movie will be a row tan tick comedy -- romantic comedy. hey, lase lee, that's it for us. starting at about -fp 7 >>> all right, let's check in with you later on. to a more serious story. police are holding a man after a deadly shooting inside his home. ringing out just 1:00 this afternoon. in the 700 block of dog court in fredics. they say the female victim and the man being questioned both lived there at this point. police are not releasing the identities of the victim or the suspect. residence are meeting with police in about an hour to talk about a murder and a bunch of break ins there. prince george's county went door to door telling residence about the crime wave. there have been four home invasions there in the last 45 days. on sunday, taoáeu, was kill during an apparent driver out there. >> it appears as though it is a place where a group of people feel like they can come in the same way and to take things cant mauve to and that we can traes in issues if it this is out

we have seen some gains in the market over the past six months in fact that s&p 500 has in this high in the last 11 months. he helps run management. welcome back. some ice picks you were on march just weeks after the market hit this most recent bottom. to look at the results here each of these showing double-digit moles pull down double digits higher still holding? certainly when it are set we continue to hold increase government demand is likely to continue to drive the business as well as commercial adoption it will be one that we'd like to and up and take profits take position off is not so much that there's a fundamental probably would rather put money in stocks like aluminum that is as business as opposed to a specific me ask about genetics is sound like 31 percent july have a split is split the genetic business of diagnostic business you still have the diagnostics? we have liquidated the position at this point. altogether finally starting at networks mobile multimedia efforts cutter. it's also a great play on chided development bond prettier for their data more data-services in

i think new bull mark started mah 8 this year at a s&p of around 676.that time, my institutional advisory said that we wod go to 10 in the octobenovember time fra this year. th will be a mor peak, a an ongoing bull mart. >> paul: how long will it last overall? >> the bull marketill probably last t, three years, say several years. there will be two more minor peaks wit measurae decline so it ll be aauntingarket. >> pau will the dow and other major indicesiesad the record highs? >> theprobably will. i mainly focus on the s&p 500 because theroad base. >> paul: what sectors do yo lieve are poid to make the greatest gains. that the sectors that are most favorable are technogy, materials, energy, consumer diretion and ihink those will behe maj ones. >> roone and technogy is your eertise area, anyy. >> i have strong background. i he 37 patents in technology, now 38. >> pl: i guess you know wha u're talking about. onour last visit wi us in mijuly of last year,you made a bullish ca which was follow by the financial crisis and big losses in the market which, unfo

and down to 16, that's going to put you at 1150 to 1200 on the s&p.nds, you've got 10 to 14% of return potential. people with excess cash are going to support that with buying power. >> there's a lot of excess cash out there. john, we'd love for you to get a chance to respond, butter out of time. thank you so much to both of you. >> thanks for having me. >> thank you. >>> up next, the president continue to push for health care reform. >> so, can obama regain control over the national health care debate? we're going to discuss it. >>> all right. check out amr. the carrier has raised $2.9 billion in frequent flier miles to citigroup. right now, trading $8.67. big numbers. transportation. go figure. >>> president obama renewing his health care push today due to speak live at the rally on reforming health care insurance. the university of maryland's comcast center. let's check in with john harwood. >> this is the fast-moving story and as you mentioned, the president's continuing his campaign today especially in light of what happened yesterday. senate fin

nor is the ms p operation a accredited by the industry. it is peterson's belief that opened the door to latent failures from a organization he says is shallow in aviation knowledge and ill equipped to be running in air medical service a charge he levels against ms p, maryland institute of ems systems and certain parts of the legislative assembly. >> at some point all of them were aware there was a significant problem for the crash. it was brought to their attention and everybody thought they could fix the problem under the table and they couldn't. >> peterson's concerns writ out in his his letter became public, he was fired for insubordination and not cop rating with the internal crash investigation. state police refused further comment. a year later he filed a air 21, whistle blower protection for people in the aviation industry. it could take years to settle the claim but he hopes that change in the aviation command he seeks for all marylanders doesn't take nearly as long. >> i'm still saddened by the loss of four people. knowing that i

a super spike that takes the s&p above 1,100. that is on the table right now. >> it's 20% above its 200-day moving average, which is why you're saying it's overbought, essentially. that's -- >> i think that absolutely right now is on the table. >> 400-day moving average. >> and it defies all the logic. it defies all the bearish fundamentals right now in the economy and the marketplace. but it is a possibility. >> we're not laughing at the 400-day moving average. we're laughing at that hedge fund manager out there who point td out to you. >> dxy super spikes tonight. >> it's a very exciting show. >> two words for you. >> what? >> lou mannheim. do you know lou mannheim? >> it's one name. but what? >> two words. he said, kid, you're on a roll, enjoy it while it lasts because it never does. for you wall street fans out there, you know what i'm talking about. and the market's on a roll, and enjoy it while it lasts because it ain't going to last forever. but that being said, you know what? the market still wants to go higher, you can't

the s&p 500 goes for a sixth straight day of gains.ould that be the longest streak in over two years. the biggest six-day streak in some 6 1/2 years. and the earning's parade continues with campbell soup. we'll see if those numbers are um-um good. >> and before we say goodnight, take a look at where the open moves tomorrow. the dow jones begins tomorrow at 9,627 with the strength and the financial services sector and the oil sector up nearly 1%. a gain on the session with 23. 1% and s&p 500 picking up 1 10 3/4. "fast money" up next. have a great night. >>> live from the nasdaq marketsite, this is "fast money." i'm melissa lee. these are the "fast money" traders, markets to search a 11-month high. technology helping this search higher. we'll talk, in fact, the ceo of national semifresh, off of the earnings conference call. this sea cnbc exclusive. and later on the brothers of najarians favorite pigskin play. and that's john mack stepping down for morgan stanley. and our own on-air reporter. the company coming out and saying that john ma

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today, p & g had great news when it got an upgrade. has been pretty disappointing this year, but the news today was s pretty good. they're going to go on a market share jihad, which is normally bad news. but earlier this month they said they expected good things for the top line, which was news, because we've heard so many companies poo-poo the top line and say we're going to do great on the bottom line. p & g is set up to be in really good shape. today we saw a bunch of buyers in the sep 57 1/2 calls. they wanted to buy those back. a month ago they might have said if i get called away at 57 1/2 that's great. today they changed their minds. we also saw buying in october, up side calls, particularly the 60 calls. >> what is your position on p & g? what's your new recommendation? >> the new target out of citigroup is $66 and that makes a lot of sense. just over $70 would get you to a 52-week high and that's probably a pretty good price. i hate being long calls here. it's a implied volatility trade. options are relatively cheap. and let's

that is almost certain that is not right on the s&p. the s&p is actually up 11 points. i don't know where that is in relags to fair value, but obviously it's above. so we're heading higher. let's find out how all of this is playing out premancht our reporters are there. ready to bring you up to date. el nesto grande. >> we'll call it a kick save haines. we had a big day friday, of course, we cut our weekly losses in half. we're coming off of a losing week though but this global momentum here today led by a new 52-week in shanghai, led by continuing buying, if you will, into the commodity story and selling of the dollar. it's interesting because the dollar story is one that we're ready to take some risk. we believe in this global recovery, just be careful if this gets ahead of it itself, also be careful, we have one, not two, but three treasury auksz later this week, in four day, i believe it's more than $100 billion worth of paper coming into a marketplace at a time when people are willing to take risk, that auction may not be as strong as we would like it see. $1,000 g

the dow and the s&p 500 are coming off their worst week in nearly two months. we see the futures point to go a significantly higher open in 4 1/2 hours time. let's move on to the treasury market. checking the yield right now on the bund, it is climbing at 3.25%. we have the united states government auctioning off another $70 billion in debt over the next few days or so and the yield on the 10-year t-notoriety now cinching down at 3.43%. as i alluded to a moment ago, all that glitters is not just louisa's necklace, but it is gold. gold is above $1,000 for the first time since last february, so we're looking at a six month high here. or the gold buying season kicking in, it is sitting right now at $1,003.55 per troy ounce. louisa. >> you're right, it isn't just my necklace, silver, but your eyes, of course, mike, through everything that glitters. >> thanks. >> let's show you the ftse cnbc global 300 index. at least one of us thought that was fuvenny and show you the markets are higher by approximately 0.6% here as we head towards the middle of trade here this mor

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>> 1938 for the s&p. for the dow, we're talking about 1998. >> that's like being as wrong as you can be. >> i feel sorry for whoever is coming up in our market guest. >> i don't think the people that i'm thinking about are on today. >> anyway, the number to watch this morning, the adp report at 8:30 a.m. eastern time, private sector payrolls dropped 240,000 is the number. the release helps get us ready for the friday number. adp is far from a per expect indicator, as you know, but it's always fun to watch because you never know whether it's going to be really wrong or really right. >> and the market moves on it. >> it does. friday's report suggest it will show about a 175,000 job loss in september. the unemployment rate, 9.8% is what we're expecting. so if you get an unexpected number -- >> 10%. >> we heard someone say 10.5% will be the high. >> adp will be the morning's headline, but it is not the only economic event to watch today. we have weekly mortgage applications coming out at 7:00 a.m. eastern tim