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russell low: that railroad they built truly changed this nation.chinese workers, it would not have happened. it linked us physically, emotionally, financially for the very first time ever. and it had tremendous impact that we went from being able to take a cross-country trip of six months in a wagon train to just, you know, six days. that's phenomenal. ray suarez: i'm ray suarez. for announcer: coming up, the founder of the new york times 1619 project, nikole hannah-jones. nikole: people forget black americans were fighting in wars to democratize other countries and then coming home and facing brutal suppression of their own democratic rights. announcer: and later, meet the man who came to this country as as a child is still living soledad: i want to read you a passage of an essay printed in the "new york times magazine," a story of a young black girl growing up on the black side of an iowa town. "at the edge of our lawn, high on an aluminum pole, soared the flag, which my dad would replace as soon as it showed the slightest tatter." that little gi

the russell was down 5% last week alone, worst week of the year.e haven't seen a hi there since the middle of march. it has been that long. tom: it's near a correction, down 8% or so. right now we've got 14 things to talk to martin schenker about, our managing editor for all we do in politics. but we need to rip up the strip -- the script on china. marty, this important reporting by the team at bloomberg dovetails into four chinese national taken into some form of legal process by the united states this morning. this is a huge deal. marty: the top-level issue here is that the biden administration coming in headset on china that they want coordination with our allies, and today with this accusation that the chinese are engaging in cyberattacks on creek institutions, it is just that. tom: you mentioned dominic raab in the united kingdom. this speaks to what we saw at the g7 meeting and on to geneva. jonathan: "the chinese government must end this systematic cyber sabotage and expect to be held to account if not." how do they intend to hold the chines

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in the sparks brothers, wright charts the stranger than fiction tale of ron and russell mael...nable and hugely influential enigmas. from experimental american art rock projects to break through uk chart hits, outlandish film dreams and insanely challenging concert tours, wright's energetic ode to sparks marries exhaustively researched archaeology with the sugar rush thrill of a heady teenage fan letter. aided by a bewildering array of interviewees from sex pistols�* stevejones to weird al yankovic and richly illustrated with stills, clips and stop motion animation, wright lovingly documents sparks�*s century—straddling career, that has spawned 25 albums and seen the maels, whose musical annette recently opened the cannes film festival, crossed paths with everyone from todd rundgren to jacques tati. with such rich history to mind, it's unsurprising that this documentary seems at time to be a grand work of comic fantasy — an elaborate hoax by a film—maker with a sharp eye for a gag and a keen ear for a well—placed pop tune — a perfect fit for ron and russell. but what's most impr

and he and russell say he just doesn't believe it because it's just incredible. no, no, nobody should like that. nobody. there's no bullet like that made, and johnson himself says, i don't believe it either. i don't believe the same bullets that hit kennedy had conway, that's what he says. so i mean, you have all these rays, all these things that we hear in broad daylight on phones and we see them. and it's quite interesting. the warren commission was believe, was bought by the press and sold to the american public on day one. you have to realize it is 800 page document and coming up 6 months later was a 26 volumes of specific testimony that was not even reviewed because it came later . so the whole thing was sold on day one to as oswald is sole assassin. so and fashion never proved it. we go to the, we go and into all the evidence on us, will all the original evidence and we show that it's a sham, that's autopsy trajectories, bullet, rifle, fingerprints. and above all, the autopsy were of a fraud. and they, none of them hold up, they would have been thrown out o

charles: scott let me get your thoughts on buying the russel. the russel 2,000, its been the juggernaut but more recently the last four or five weeks its been weak, the best performing big equity index today. i think it's oversold. i think it also benefits from a weaker dollar. are you a buyer there? >> not yet, charles. definitely it's oversold versus its large cap brethren, but the russel hasn't performed very well versus the large cap stocks as the breadth thinned out an that's disappointing because in times when the market had thinned out in previous years, the russel had stepped up, so for us, to get back in the small cap which we've since sold, i'd like to see that firm up a bit charles which it probably will at the end of the year because i think there's buyers in there but at least for now it still seems like a lot of weak hands hanging out. charles: mark, scott thank you both very much, great information and we'll be watching, and trying to make some money from it. meanwhile folks, the pressure is on soon millions of americans could be

this eqal etf is the equal rate of the russell 1,000, a good proxy for the average stock. that's underperforming over a couple months ago versus the market cap weighted s&p 500. home builders, transports, banks, all had already been in at least a 10% correction before today, and that's compared to the s&p 500. what you see is this idea we're in a little bit of a growth scare, that we have this slowdown, that the treasury yields are getting compressed below where most people thought they would be has been making its way into the stock market. what does it mean? one, the footing of the market was a little bit less sure than you might have thought by looking at the market cap weighted indexes the other thing is it usually means it's probably going to be a catchdown move so to speak from the s&p itself. maybe this is the long-awaited 5% plus pullback haven't had one since october. if we do get that it takes the index back to the mid-april highs, wipes away a few months of further upside. that was where we capped the market a couple months it wouldn't be that unusual in terms o

again, a huge thanks to the russell sage foundation as well as to the othering and the longing institute at the university of california berkeley, the humphrey school through the roy wilkins center and through the wilder school at vcu. thanks, everyone, and have a great day. >> tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv we take a look back at the failed invasion and its consequences. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> next on american history tv, four prominent figures in american law including supreme court justice elena kagan recall their experiences working as clerks for supreme court justice and civil rights icon thurgood marshall. they discuss marshall's personality, his skill as a storyteller and his impact on their careers. the supreme court historical society hosted this event in the supreme court chamber. it's just over an hour. >> i'm doug ginsburg and since nobody else seems to be here to do it i will introduce our panel for this evening. in this look back at justice thurgood marshall. to my immediate left if you have not guessed it is

on the russell comedy small caps up 0.9% -- the russell, the small caps up 0.9%. extent has a full-service sector recovery been delayed? what does it mean for the economy? what does it mean for this market? in the bond market, your 10-year right now is 1.2 9 -- is 1.2559%. if we don't get the supply-side response in this economy any soon, it is going to get harder to call this bond market and to call this labor market. that's where i want to finish, and the labor market. switch of the board and get to the employment to population ratio in america. you can take a chart of this. you will have a gap lower. you will have a little bit it -- a little bit of improvement, and that it will stall. what we need to see is a supply-side response on several fronts, and what many people anticipated is for that to start to develop in september and heal as the year grows older. the issue people have now, given the development on the covid side of things, has that been delayed? to what degree? tom: 60% back to where we were, i would suggest 7 million jobs. i think time has to move

robert: the russell into year end. more cyclicality there, and lower valuations compared to the nasdaq. jonathan: interesting. tom: can we put out a banner that bob doll says sell apple? jonathan: i don't think we can do that. [laughter] i think we can say on the russell, that's all. robert: i still own apple, just less than i used to. jonathan: tom keene roulette is always tough. [laughter] bob doll come acrossma -- bob doll, crossmark chief global investment officer. tom: you know what? they are in the game. they are participating. yes, they are winning right now. but when the vix is 30, bob doll is going to be there saying acquire shares. jonathan: and when you asked that simple question, what would you like to own into year end, the answer tells you a lot about their view of the world and the economy. it really speaks to a lot. tom: there's two ways to go here. you can sell one and by the other. but the venn diagram approach, where you overweight russell, if that is your belief, is one way to go, like jonathan golu

thank you to summit -- versus the russell that i want to talk about. to so many of you that wrote in about this. the year-to-date performance, 14.88% in the positive for the nasdaq. for the russell, 13.37%. we now have a bit of outperformance for big tech. the pivotal part of this year for this story was march. march 8 is when the nest at 100 bottomed that's when the nasdaq 100 bottomed -- when the nasdaq 100 bottomed. march 8 is when the russell topped. it is the why we need to get into. the y comes down to growth and the cyclical recovery, and it comes down to this bond market. switch up the board and get to bonds. this yield curve topped out at the end of march. nominal yields topped out at the end of march. it is what is going to happen with real yields now that holds the key to that battle between small caps and big tech in america. 24, 25 basis points on twos. on 30's, a little more than 2%. i think we've got to be laser focused on this debate right now because big tech is starting to win because of what is happening with interest rates again. we

and russell, the lead singer, messaged me back and said, "yeah, we're big fans of your films.aving breakfast with the two of them at their house, which was wild >> seth: now these guys, as you mentioned, are so enigmatic. they're so stylized. they're so unique. were you worried that a lot of people when they first saw a trailer would think this was a band you had made e up like say, spinal tap >> i mean, i think in a weird way it's a good way to go into the film i think a lot of people -- one thing i wa to stress is you do not have to be a fan of the band to enjoy it. and i think in a weird way if you've never heard them before it's quite a good way to see the movie. and there are defiantly some people who saw it at festivals, spent half the duration thinking, "wow, this is like a really elaborate prank how did he do all this archive?" like it's some kind of banksy thing. i mean, i was going to say actually, i wanted to say to you actually, thatat i did an artic for rotten tomatoes the other day where i listed my 10 favorite music documentaries. and the top nine were all real

we got the russell on the one hand. tom pointed out the recent gains in the russell tuesday and wednesday. yesterday, not so pretty. the russell on the one hand, the nasdaq on the other. what would you be sitting in through the year-end? stuart: technically, we are still on the nasdaq side of that camp. at least through earnings, we have viewed small caps for the last few weeks as you already wanted to be hedging in. i think until we get enough confidence that the global growth hit is not going to be too strong from what we are seeing from the delta variant perspective, i think we stay on the nasdaq side of that. real rates in particular are something we've got an eye on. lower real rates are generally positive for equities, but i think they have to climb so far and so fast that it started to raise the question of why. i think we would like at least some answer to that question before we got too excited about getting back into the cyclical small caps at this point. tom: on derivatives, more on skew, what do they do when

phil, yes, we've had so much action but let's not ignore the russel, the small and mid- caps monday down 32 points, yesterday what up 63 points, today seeing more gains. what does all this frenzied activity in all the major indexes for the markets, what's that telling us? >> you know it's telling me at first that people were very worried about the small caps and a lot of that had to do with the inflation fears and a lot with the fact that a lot of these small companies can't get people to go back to work, and so that was really killing the market. in fact a lot of people were worried that the russel weakness that we saw last week was signaling a much bigger sell-off and was one of the reasons why the market was so weak, but now the russel turning backup and breaking some key trend lines maybe saying that those fears, while they might not be real in the short-term over the long term, they still could be but in the short-term, those fears are put away so that rebound in russel tells you that the overall market is pretty solid. that's probably because they expect pretty good earnings and at

but the russell 2000 has fallen 8% and if you look within that, things like the energy sector and materials really led the way up, those were down a lot. what powered the market has really been the -- what i call -- microsoft and apple and the traditional bank stocks, those names are up 10% since june 8th only up 9% coming into it. so you really had underneath this surface a lot of deterioration if you look at the broader market defined as the russell 2,000. what prompted us to get rid of our -- hedge out our entire facebook position and get out of google is if you really are worried about the economy slowing down again with the ten-year treasury yield going from 1.5% to 1.2%, then google, facebook in particular are reopening plays. they get advertising from the airlines and the hotels, the malls, all those sectors have gotten killed. these two stocks have kept going up and in addition to that, you have the idfa stuff from apple, that is affecting advertising dollars, et cetera, and they were up a ton coming in. that's why we took some profits in that, because we're, like, that doesn't make

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let's not ignore the russell 2000. the russell 2000 has struggled the past 48 hours.f the session. that is the second day in a row we're seeing more than 1% drop or at least around there. the russell 2-k is the best performing average over the last year. it has jumped more than 60%. our "countdown" closer said he ain't giving up on small caps yet. he is of course craig hodges of hodges fund. what are the your three favorite names in the russell? >> the three favorite names, my favorite name is in the cement business, eagle materials. there is a major, major shortage of cement. we haven't produced any new production it like 20 years. there are big shortages. eagle, is also a wallboard producer. all the building you hear going on, eagle will be a big beneficiary of that. i like builders first source which is a components manufacturers for building supplies. tremendous savings for builders and such to use cora gifted stuff that builders produces. i like spirit airlines. [closing bell rings] >> off about 25% from its high. they are going to have great earnings with domest

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russell yesterday lost 32. it is up 64. tranies up 283. yesterday lost 227. nice move.es in the market. joining us george young, portfolio manager of theville lori balanced fund. you have two names. they're in the digital space but not entirely the best known or hottest space. >> that is what we like. names people don't know that will be a big winners going forward. p.j. a, that is the digital exchange business. post-covid we don't use cash. stay away from cash. that is good opportunity for paya. they have 17,000 merchants they work with. they're well-known in the space they want to be in. it's a huge addressable market. so a lot of opportunity. the other one you want to pay attention to is ehealth. as an aging senior, there are 11,000 americans turning 65. talk about a huge market. figure out how to penetrate that. they have got seniors who depend on advertising coming from every different direction. complicated business but everybody needs medicare supplements. that is the thing for ehealth. liz: the key for the markets broader picture, yesterday awful. today really s

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is now a bad time to jump into the russell mid caps, the iwr?ning of the program >> i think it persists for a little bit it doesn't mean in the intermediate term that i wouldn't be a buyer, but i would wait a bit i would prefer the large caps right now, especially as you see the clickly cal reopening and the exposure to e owthgrth overseas >> we're out for two minutes then we're back with final trades it's a wishlist on wheels. a choice that requires no explanation. it's where safe and daring seamlessly intersect. it's understated, yet over-delivers. it is truly the mercedes-benz of sports sedans. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer today for exceptional lease and financing offers. i'm dad's greatest sandcastle - and greatest memory! but even i'm not as memorable as eating turkey hill chocolate peanut butter cup ice cream with real cocoa. well, that's the way the sandcastle crumbles. you can't beat turkey hill memories. ♪ my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward. they guide me with achievable steps that give me confidence. this is

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the s&p 500 versus the russell 2000, the msci quality index versus the russell 2000, we have seen a comeback stocks. they certainly fit the category. looking for a broader move in quality, specifically some of the slower moving companies. you think about health care, consumer staples, real estate, phone companies, those are the kind of stocks he he's doing well going forward because he's concerned about slower growth perhaps in the economy. the nature of the recovery shifts away from the faster growing tech companies. tom: we've got to leave it there because of the time and go to west texas now. jonathan: thank you, dave. tom: bloomberg technology's emily chang is in van horn, texas, where she had a very early morning. she has known the amazon story with our brad stone like no one else. you have a special relationship with mr. bezos. i want you to describe the amount of focus mr. bezos has on blue origin. is it1/3 of his time -- is it 1/3 of his time? is it half of his time? emily: it is everything he's doing for the next two hours, that is for sure. we are almost an hour from launch. no ind

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gamestop was a part of the larger russell 1000 at that point.le lot of people trading and it shows up in the numbers. you get a sense of just how much volume has been generated by the smaller traders. i got my haircut last week. the woman who did my hair, i have known her for years. she told me that she bought amc. this is not someone who is out there day in and day out trading shares. amanda: we will not ask what you said in reply, but the context is important. even with big declines today, these are pretty good performers. are we also seeing any meme stocks in favor? dave: we are, no question. front and center in that category, there is a company called new egg commerce. they went public in may by merging with a chinese company that had a u.s. listing, sold its businesses to focus on new egg. ever since then the stock has taken off, especially in the last six trading days or so. that is the last bump you see on the chart. as much as meme stocks are struggling as a group today, certainly, individual stories are making investors a whole lot of m

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we've terry schultz and russell. thanks very much for that update of india. now, a public health expert, the founding, the alarm about a new variant of the virus that causes covered 19 more than 50 cases of the so called delta plus. the variance have been detected in india. and there's also surface in the usa and was a dozen other countries. indian scientists say it could be more transmissible, more infectious, and resistant to life saving drugs given to some over 19 patients. but they need more data to confirm that correspondent namisha jain fall into this report from india where the new variant has field phase. the country could be headed for a 3rd wave restrictions. but you, once again, the another way to leave crowds trunk to the freshly opened markets in india. already. it is hard to imagine that just 2 months ago, the country was recording over 400000 cases a, b but the indian government is warning that all is not well yet. a mutation called delta law has recently been declared a variant of concern. an unwelcome message for many at this deli market. we

thank you for those updates, russell. so in until the province in turkey with as wildfires are ongoing me onto their knees enough down a stones, western city of her aunt, which is under intense pressure from the taliban. with heavy fighting and recent days, the on group took control of the road to the airport and flights into the city stopped on wednesday. the supporters from charlotte bellis in kabul. on the outskirts of afghanistan stood biggest city government forces tried to hold off the telephone. it's been like this for several days. a call before making it. we are defending our land. we're not moving forward at this time because we don't want civilians to be killed or injured right. now this is the road to harass airport to 30 minute drive south of pacific taliban fighters and government forces have been battling across the road. that is bridge. the commercial flight stopped till wednesday is the front line moved towards the city. so how many kilometers from the city was that 6 or 6 filament united nations regional

let's get more now from russel sir dar, who joins us. no. my phone is stun bull russell. the tell us more of these ongoing talks between turkey and the us. how close are they? would you say to an agreement? well, the couple of a port is almost the only gateway for the rest of the world and for the international community. so turkey is being taught with the a particular regarding the financial support, the logistical support, and so one, but it's how tremendous security complications for turkey. turkey wants to keep this ration international, or to internationalize the game, or to keep the international powers. also in this game, because he doesn't want to be left alone in the water country when all of the troops or the international countries are, are we throw in from the, from the water company because it will bring tremendous security complications. for truck is quite risky, in that sense, turkey has been in touch with the say through a couple of recent months. they're asking for the financial support for the, the logistical support. but the main reason for turkey syste

the russell 2000 index is, of course, still range-bound, and that's where you really see the pullbacko that loss of market breadth that i also am getting a lot of questions about as of this week. what i see that all reflective of is a consolidation space that shows a tug-of-war and very natural and normal following the runups that we did see in those large cap benchmarks. i think we have to assume that the market can go straight up all the time and that these consolidations actually allow us to refresh itself. charles: how long do you stay with that theory? in other words, okay, we're consolidating gains. check, we got that. but at what point do we start to see some of these intraday pullbacks get a little sharper, particularly with the russ snell i know it's been the best -- russell? is there a number on the downside or numbers on the downside where you may start to rethink all of this? >> you know, there's certainly support levels that we want to see remain intact like the 200-day moving average is one example. but -- [audio difficulty] conditions by our measures which we do now hav

russell, president of the royal couege russell, president of the royal college and an expert in his fieldvery mild illness only. what is your response to that?— response to that? that is 'ust not what we fl response to that? that is 'ust not what we are seeing. _ response to that? that is 'ust not what we are seeing. we _ response to that? that isjust not what we are seeing. we have - what we are seeing. we have thousands of children in the group there _ thousands of children in the group there were — thousands of children in the group there were ill in the first and second — there were ill in the first and second wave and none of them are getting _ second wave and none of them are getting better. some of them have made _ getting better. some of them have made improvements but they have not returned _ made improvements but they have not returned to _ made improvements but they have not returned to the previous level of health _ returned to the previous level of health and i think we need to be much _ health and i think we need to be much more curious with the lasting effects— much more cur

so in our contribution to this russell sage journal volume, which is titled separate and unequal under one roof. sandy darity and i test empirically whether current racial divisions in advanced courses may perpetuate future racial divisions, so conceptually we ask whether a black ninth grade student is more likely to take an advanced placement course if there are more black upper grades students taking those courses. right. so we use administrative data from three cohorts of north carolina public high school students to examine the effects of within school segregation on the propensity of academically eligible black high school students to take advanced math courses. identification strategy takes advantage of cohort to cohort variation in the share of 11th and 12th grade black students who are enrolled in advanced math courses when a cohort first enter school in the 9th grade, right? so your arrive as a ninth grader. you kind of see the landscape of the school, right? so we find that a one one percentage point that sorry one point increase and the percentage of black 11th and 12th grad