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a lot of analysts now including at raymond james saying the anllout from this huawei b or whatever you want to call it is going to affect earnings for a lot of the companies we just had on the board and it will be interesting to see if investors are willing to take another try on them if this trade dispute is not resolved any time soon. luke: i would like to look at one of my favorite stocks right now and that is procter & gamble. i would like to show you just how much the market likes this big, safe, defensive stop. let's look at the big forward pe premium procter & gamble demands. we're pretty much at a record high. more expensive than s&p 500 companies in general, and that also holds true for nasdaq companies. p&g is up about 19% so far this year, and this is a stop known for his defensive characteristics, so it outperforms on a day like today when bond yields are rising at it certainly is interesting. joe: thanks, the market team. scarlet: we have breaking news on applied materials, and i mention this because semiconductors had such a down day. applied materials coming out with num

. >> back to talk about the market, josh brown, and fred lane from lane generational of raymond jamesck schaeffer from jpmorgan private bank mike santoli, the defensive tilt that's kept this market afloat >> it has. basically feeding off very low bond yields and all the associated equity sectors that benefit from that. you can look at the market and say it seems a little stuck. stuck between stories. definitely still a little gun shy about trade headlines. >> josh brown used the word paralyzed. >> basically caught in between you could just as well describe the behavior of the market in the last several weeks as resilient as you can say it's a little sluggish and maybe even ominous because of that defensive tilt and that's basically the kind of rorschach test you have looking at what the market might do. from here it's still in this zone of staying above the sort of critical levels the up trend was over but not showing a lot of buying interest and not a lot of cyclical enthusiasm >> the bond market move. is that bearish or -- >> i would say it's in a range it's not as if the yields are

one policy analyst from raymond james said that he thought that is the level that would possibly causedent trump to blink. the china and u.s. seem to be at loggerheads on this issue. what side is going to blink? many people are thinking that china may want to wait out president trump's first term in office and see if he's only a one-term president, whereas everyone else thinks president trump -- he obviously doesn't want to go into the election season with a weak stock market. a lot of different scenario analysis going on. jason: if there's one thing i've learned from taylor riggs, it is that you have to look beyond the equities markets. treasuries is a place you dig into as well. if you look at this chart, here are the holders of u.s. treasury securities. china is number one. that complicates this further. michael: it really does. everyone talks about the so-called nuclear option, which would be if china were to aggressively unload that $1.1 trillion in treasuries, what it could do to interest rates in the u.s. cause a real surge in interest rates. there's a lot of reasons to believe

bank of america upgraded the shares, as did raymond james. a slew price target upgrades.ryone is saying by. -- everyone is saying buy. david: it has less legal risk that a couple weeks ago when they settle the deal with apple. do we have an indication of the kind of check that might get written? kailey: they did not disclose, but there are reports that say, and the guidance are some clue. that settlement is what is driving a lot of the bullishness on the street. shares are up more than 50% since that settlement was announced because analysts say the weakness we are seeing in the third quarter is because we are in between cycles. and on be the next cycle the qualcomm has settled with apple it paves the way toward 5g which is expected to see astronomical growth in the coming years, reaching 1.3 billion subscribers by 2023. that makes qualcomm the next growth catalyst. i findone of the reasons this interesting is because it is the intersection between china growth and what is going on with smartphones. they come right at that intersection. is it telling us something about ch

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