>> it's not russell. >> it's not russell? >> it's not russell.ore. everything i had known my whole life was just gone. this whole time i thought this guy had done it and it wasn't him. it wasn't him. >> dna, as we now know, does not lie. the sample taken from angie samota's body did not match russell buchanan. did you feel guilty for having done everything -- >> to put somebody behind bars, well, yeah. >> done everything you could to convict russell and send him to death row? >> of course i did. i thought this guy was it, and i was going to get him. and he wasn't the guy. so everything that i thought was truth was not truth any more. and, yes, i felt very guilty. still do. >> she felt guilty. russell felt anything but. all those years he had been unaware how hard sheila had worked to convict him. all he had known was the intense heat police had applied. but even now, russell just can't seem to get the words "i told you so" out of his mouth. >> it doesn't change anything. angie's life hasn't been resurrected. but my role or lack of role in this ca

russell was already raising eyebrows in the junior ranks.t? russell was already raising eyebrows in the junior ranks. he was the gp three champion in 2017 and the gp three champion in 2017 and the gp to champion in 2018. since he signed for williams as a rookie in 2019, he has never been out—qualified by william�*s team—mates. he even earned a podium off the bank of one of the greatest qualifying laps formula 1 has ever seen. last year, when louis hamilton had coronavirus, russell got his first taste of life at more to 805, —— mercedes. he was even on course for a race win until the team made a critical mistake. but how will this new team work together? with the team orders and making that clear. but with russell fick to be a future world champion himself, now driving alongside the seven—time world champion at arguably the greatest driver of all time, the team dynamic could be about to change. it driver of all time, the team dynamic could be about to change.— could be about to change. it could no one of could be about to change. it could go

russell, thank you. russell fuller in - life will change for good. russell, thank you.ler in new york. last month, she was collecting her a—level results. tomorrow, she's playing the final of the us open. who is emma raducanu and what inspiration is she providing future british tennis players? our sports reporter matt graveling looks at her story so far. the last fortnight has been somewhat of a whirlwind. flan the last fortnight has been somewhat of a whirlwind.— of a whirlwind. can i take a picture? — of a whirlwind. can i take a picture? emma _ of a whirlwind. can i take a picture? emma raducanu i of a whirlwind. can i take a i picture? emma raducanu us of a whirlwind. can i take a - picture? emma raducanu us open finalist on her— picture? emma raducanu us open finalist on her tournament - picture? emma raducanu us open finalist on her tournament debut. l finalist on her tournament debut. five and a 5000 miles away, a brit's american adventure has hit home. literally blown it out the part, it's amazing to. to come from where she is and get to where she's got to, it i

russell, thank you _ just over half an hour. russell, thank you for— just over half an hour.thank you for that, _ just over half an hour. russell, thank you for that, it _ just over half an hour. russell, thank you for that, it is - just over half an hour. russell, thank you for that, it is going l just over half an hour. russell, | thank you for that, it is going to be a very long day there. well, you can follow the match live on radio 5 live from 9pm tomorrow evening and there will be highlights on bbc tv on sunday afternoon. let's move on to football. manchester city defender benjamin mendy has appeared in court charged with four counts of rape and one count of sexual assault. the 27—year—old is accused of attacking three women at his home in cheshire between october 2020 and august 2021. he wasn't asked to enter a plea and along with another man was remanded in custody. he will next appear at court on 15th november. here's a quick look at some of the other stories around today. dominic mckay has stepped down as the chief executive of celtic after just two months for perso

thank you very much indeed, russell fuller in new york. _ russell fuller in new york.ng, and nerve jangling, final day to defeat the usa again and retain the trophy. it was the first time in eight years they'd won in america. we'll be hearing from the woman at the helm of their success, captain catriona matthew, in a moment. but first, ben croucher reports on how it all came together. for 2019 eagles, for 2021, see inverness club in ohio. at different continents, same results. this inverness club in ohio. at different continents, same results.- continents, same results. this is a lot to continents, same results. this is a plot to returning _ continents, same results. this is a plot to returning the _ continents, same results. this is a plot to returning the solheim - continents, same results. this is a plot to returning the solheim cup. | plot to returning the solheim cup. europe's underdogs became top dogs. it's just been an amazing experience to win _ it's just been an amazing experience to win my match today. this is all i could've _ to win my match today. this is a

hamilton said on social media that russell had "rightly earned his spot".22—year—old won a silver medal in the madison at the olympics with matt walls, and now he's showing what he can do on the road. hayter was in the light blue sprinter�*s jersey, and a fine team performance from ineos means he's swapped that for the red, white, and blue of the race leader. head coach chris silverwood has said england will make a late decision on whether ben stokes will feature in the upcoming t20 world cup. all—rounder stokes has missed the test series against india after announcing he would take an "indefinite break" from cricket to look after his mental wellbeing. england will name their world cup squad on thursday. the tournament in the uae and oman starts next month. and that's all the sport for now. see you later. fairly balmy weather out there after a hot tuesday, and for many of us, wednesday will be every bit as hot with tonnes of sunshine on the way. having said that, the southwest of the country is already starting to see a breakdown of this heat. showers are e

you've been buying into the russel. >> oh, absolutely.n you look at the russel, in total as a benchmark as an index of the market, it's flat. its been flat absolutely all year, done absolutely nothing but it's really underneath. in that giant haystack if you will there are a lot of superior companies, some of the small cap companies that we own are very small under $100 million a few of them and they are hitting it out of the park in terms of earnings, they make money, pay dividends. i mean investors have to do a little bit more homework they can't just look at the russel and say oh, it's not doing anything. the value and the companies that you need to find are in there. you just got to dig for them. charles: okay, well we will. i've got to tell you i've got my eye, to your point, there's so many names in there and the beginning of the year they were absolutely explosive. the pen gaming and those kind of names but i think there's also diamonds in the rough. couldn't have two better guys to help us figure all this stuff out and i like the

russell, fantastic. enjoy it, - themselves ready. russell, fantastic.gainst leylah fernandez tomorrow night on bbc radio 5 live and the bbc sounds app. coverage starts at 8pm. match itself, i don't think until nine, but so much to talk about, so all the from eight o'clock on five live tomorrow. the scientist behind the 0xford—astrazeneca coronavirus vaccine has said the world needs a bigger supply of vaccines so they can be offered to people in developing countries. professor dame sarah gilbert said not everyone in the uk will need a boosterjab. a decision about boosters is expected next week from the advisory body thejcvi, thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation. 0ur health correspondent katharine da costa reports. while some countries like israel have already started rolling out third doses of covid vaccines, most people in africa are still waiting for their first. the debate on giving boosters or donating more vaccines has ramped up, but one leading scientist says it is not an either/or decision. the problem we really have is that the worl

are we going back to the future here, the russell is outperforming, banks, energy, who knows, or could we see a new leadership pattern emerge or do you think the russ ls themselves can do well? >> i think you want to be focused on fundamentals and those rotations are actually pretty healthy and typically what you see in the early stages of a healthy bull market where capital is rotating from sector to sector based on underlying fundamentals we are very company specific here at the hodges funds >> let's get company specific because i see that the russell 2000 is up 17% this year your fund up 35% according to my notes, though flattish over the last quarter what are the stocks that have taken you there to that 35% gain doubling the russell 2000? >> well, it's been a broad array of both industrial stocks, consumer stocks. a lot of the things beaten down and forgotten last year have done well. we still see opportunities out there right now. >> 71% gain over the past year let me get you a little more specific here. sometimes portfolio managers are hesitant to say what's powering their portfo

our destination, the russell glacier. places on the planet when it comes to climate change. these stunning lakes, a harbinger of the retreating ice sheet. this green scientist is my guide for the expedition. why is greenland so important when it comes to understanding climate change, and why does it affect people at home? >> now, half of the rate of the sea level rise comes from the melting to have greenland ice sheet. it is an average of one kilometer thick of ice. and that is melting at a very rapid rate. just in one year, the amount of fresh water released by the greenland ice sheet is enough to cover the whole of england with two meters of water. >> or florida. >> or florida, absolutely. >> reporter: if greenland continues to melt at this pace, scientists expect tens of millions of people around the world to face more frequent flooding and displacement by 2030. that's just nine years from now. that's because the ice in the arctic is crucial in regulating the temperatures of the world. affecting more than 90% of the su

the russell 2000 up a full 1%. seems to have caught a a little bit of fire lately a lot to get through in the next 60 minutes or so but beginning like yesterday with breaking buy news, new moves buy the investment committee. let's plug in. because josh you are moving into the ev space. >> i guess -- i hadn't thought about it as a sector but i've been following charge point holdings for quit a while. and and i -- i hadn't really listened to a conference call from the company yet i think this is only the second one since being destacked or third but i liked what i heard on the call. although the stock was up this morning i bought it anyway i don't need to pay the lowest price. but it's sort of a trade for now, may turn into an investment pmt i don't have a lot of it i'm going to use 20 as my stop loss if it breaks back below 20, i'm wrong. but i think that's pretty solid support if you look back to april. that seems to be where the buyers have come in. they beat on -- they beat on revenue. revenue is the only thing t

through the global market some even going so far as to call it a "lehman-type event" the dow, s&p, russel, transports are all buckling to pretty much their lowest levels of the session just about 3.5 minutes ago, jpmorgan phil campa relli, and bob doll is getting into this for the entire hour how they trade on the fear and whether there's real risk in the u.s. commercial real estate markets. could fresh news from pfizer shove the coronavirus pandemic on its heels? covid cases still rising among the unvaccinated, but pfizer, of course is reported its covid shot helps protect kids so what we're going to do is get you a live report on what the pharma giant says its discovered and the reaction in the stocks that matter to the story, plus the biden administration rolling out its new rules for international travelers, ahead of the u.n. general assembly here in new york city. the ceo of the nation's largest italian tour company, perillo tours, steve perillo is here live to tell us if this is the answer to the beaten down travel sector, this is a fox business exclusive you have to hear what he sa

and you can see me behind russell crowe. so the 1st professional set i was ever on was a ron howard set with an academy award winning wrote, it wasn't, you know, some dumb the world perkins lamps. yeah. i got like the champagne, se, so i'm like, i think i want to do this. and then a couple years later i was on the nbc on days that it was not quite the same but a little bit. all right, we're talking to cal bread and the new show will come back and we'll talk more about football this season coming up. but the new show is an obstacle course. competition called progress over on peacock which is one of n b c's. i remember for a while, disney, when they wanted to do a film where they showed arreola, they send it over dimension films. and i'm sure that sure i would nbc say anything that they considered to be the staff tributary and putting it over. and the point to mention was the aureole, the subsidiary. i don't know this stuff. give me an example. there are movie or in that at r e. old. i had to go to talk about it during the bre

russell didn't have a good day today.ell goes for the balance of this year, i expect so will the rest of the market despite the fact we're all-time hi highs there were a lot of stocks that is haven't, one of the growthier tech names, there are many that are still down hopefully we'll see some broadening out of participation among some of the smaller-cap names. i know some of your previous guests talk about the volatility that takes place on the down side i tend to be more optimistic i am cautiously optimistic the market will continue to do well through the end of the year but i think the key is watching the russell. >> does that mean you want to be positioned in some of those na names. >> that's where i go fishes, wilf i'm trying to find names that i think can double or triple over the next two, three years. while the faang stocks are fantastic companies, they'll continue to do well. i tend to look for names, maybe recent ipos, names that have $5 to $10 billion market caps, with a strong underlying growth story, and i thi

louis hamilton 23 year old russell news from williams to replace cell trip bought us. he cleared his 1st ever podium finishing 2nd at the rain hit belgian grown pre 2 weeks ago. russell also underlined his credentials when he stood in for hamilton at last . the kid chrome pre after world champion contract id code 19 we will know how some lewis's and in my opinion he's probably the greatest driver of all time. you know, he's a 7th humboldt champion for a reason. so i think coming in incredibly fortunate position that i can go in and learn from the best allan pick sprint champion. elaine thompson, her room maintained her domination of the track at the final event of the diamond leak athletic calendar. the 10200 meters tokyo gold medals to victory over dina. asha smith and ala dell ponce in zurich. and a meet record of 10.65 2nd in the mens 100 meters. american. fred, curly beat andre degrass and compatriots running baker to grasp the 2nd in the 200 meters as well behind another american sprinter, kenneth, but now rick, with curly finishing 3rd and rushes, angelica said t

louis hamilton, 23 year old russell moves from williams to replace, fell through both us. he clenched his 1st have a podium finish. second at the rain hit belgian rome, probably 2 weeks ago, russell also underlined his credentials when he stood in for hamilton last year to k chrome pre off of world champion contract. if we know how from lewis's and in my opinion, he's probably the greatest driver of all time. you know, he's a 7th homo champion for a reason. so i think coming an incredibly fortunate position that i can go in and learn from the best when that is a part of that younger group. i think the young talent that's coming through is so great for the sport and is the future of the school. i think new fresh blood enough in our team is going to be great because on the already there and i think that definitely will energize the whole team. ellen big spring champion, elaine thomas hara maintained, had domination of the track. at the final event of the diamond lake. calendar 10200, meet the teacher goldman. i don't a victory of athena just me and they'll pump a in 0 in a m

and he and russell say he just doesn't believe it because it's just incredible. no, no, nobody should like that. nobody can. 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 connelly. that's what he says. so i mean, you have all these, we raise 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 solis ass. so johnson never proved it. we go to the, we go and into all the evidence on oswald, all the original evidence. and we show that it's a sham, that's autopsy trajectories, bullet, rifle, fingerprints. and above all the autopsy worms of fraud. and they, none of them hold up, they would have been thrown out

thank you, russell. well, let's now bring in rachel l, who's she's the deputy director of and a senior fellow with the europe, russia, and you raise your program at the center for strategic and international studies. she joins us now from virginia. rachel, just picking up on something that wrestle was saying that how much is this meeting about strengthening ties between turkey and russia, or rather sending a message to the united states? i think the previous commentator is right that there the u. s. turkish relationship is that in a difficult place right now, and one is certainly disappointed with the degree of us support teachers positions and syria. and as a result has tried to hedge a bit and move closer to russia. so i see this meeting, and so she has a very public facing meeting to demonstrate that russian turkey can still be partners in various places throughout the world. but at the end of the day, i think this is more of a continuation of a marriage of convenience. between russian, turkey in whic

hamilton said on social media that russell had "rightly earned his spot".ue of the race leader. head coach chris silverwood has said england will make a late decision on whether ben stokes will feature in the upcoming t20 world cup. all—rounder stokes has missed the test series against india after announcing he would take an "indefinite break" from cricket to look after his mental wellbeing. england will name their world cup squad on thursday. the tournament in the uae and 0man starts next month. and that's all the sport for now. see you later. fairly balmy weather out there after a hot tuesday, and for many of us, wednesday will be every bit as hot with tonnes of sunshine on the way. having said that, the southwest of the country is already starting to see a breakdown of this heat. showers are expected in cornwall early hours of the morning. very hit and miss, though, so not everybody�*s going to get them. but it's still warm — look at that, 17 celsius, that's the starting temperature — and for many of us, it'll be around the mid—teens come sunrise. so the

john sherman cooper, hale bugs, and most of all richard russell of georgia. we're had problems with the conclusions and we show from declassified files how their testimony, what especially their questions were erased from the final transcript. meaning they do not appear when russell found out about it 2 years later and he was furious. but it was too late. he talked, we have a phone call with him in written and linda johnson, where they're talking about the magic bullet. and he and russell's saying 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 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 month

we all knew it was highly likely that george russell will replace valtteri bottas, and that valtteriination. it's nice that they have been able to make it an official announcement today, and that alfa romeo have been able to unveil their new asset. but i think everyone saw it coming. and it's exciting times everyone with this big move that is happening in f1. there's a surprise new leader at the tour of britain, thanks to the best day's work of his career from american rider robin carpenter. carpenter made a solo bid for the stage win on dartmoor, and held off the chasing peloton all the way to the finish in exeter, winning stage two and taking the overall lead by 22 seconds. the race finishes in aberdeen on sunday. and that's all the sport for now. more reaction to your oppose mcquinn at the solheim cup over at the bbc news at the solheim cup over at the bbc new . . �* at the solheim cup over at the bbc new , , �* . �* , . ., news website. but that's all for me. have a good — news website. but that's all for me. have a good night. _ most of us had a fine day on monday, lots of sunsh

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if you look at the russell 2000, the russell 2000 doesn't seem to want to break below 10%.ybe on the s&p we should be looking for some thing like 5% to 10% type drawdown and some of these bigger moves where we have bigger issues like supply chain revisions to digest area but i do think in general, if you are a longer-term investor, it is still a dangerous game about trying to peg the exact bottom. i think you need to be more selective about your stocks. i think you need to be more selective about which sectors you are in. guy: always a pleasure. great to get your take on what is happening here, particularly on the last day of the month. greatly appreciated. fed chair jay powell, treasury secretary janet yellen. we have statement being read right now. the fed chair speaking at the moment. we will be back to what is happening in the house. earlier this week, the senate banking committee. we will bring you the key monday when we return. -- the q&a when we return. chair powell: conditions in the labor market continued to improve. et continued to improve. alix: we are moments aw

russell 2000 an outperformer up 1.7% and the transports up 1%.s it's time to be defensive and the sectors to stick with right now but first breaking news on another fed retirement steve liesman has the details for us. >> thank you robert kaplan, the president of the dallas fed, announced moments ago that he'll retire as of october 8 kaplan, of course, was one of the ones that became a focus of a conflict of interest at the federal reserve. kaplan saying that because of the issues surrounding the finances, he made the decision to retire so as not to take focus from the federal reserve saying it's a critical point in the recovery unfortunately the recent focus on my financial disclosure risk being a distraction to the execution of that vital work for that reason i decided to retish and been president of the dallas fed for six year just a statement by the dallas fed has powell praising him and the chair of the dallas board of directors. kaplan maintaining that he adhered to all standard and policies my securities investing activities met bank compli

mark: good afternoon, russell.n that point on monetizing that, how will this affect the valuation event? russell: ant would clearly be worthless without the lending businesses under the alipay app. we are seeing investors slash their valuations. philadelphia the implied a market cap of $78 billion, down from $144 billion in february. $235 billion just before ant's aborted ipo last november. it is clear that investors are betting that a heavily regulated ant will be worth much less than last year. anna: thank you very much ward setting out the impact that this increased chinese regulation, government regulation on certain tech names, is having on the alipay story. let's broaden the conversation. the equity in commodities strategist at wisdom tree is on-site with me here in london. good to speak with you. let me start by asking your thoughts on china. clearly, alipay's story is very much front of our mind. what is it that you think western investors do and do not get right when it comes to looking at the china story

and i remember that was really cool cuz when they came, when i was a senior in russell crowe's on set, shooting the movie like right on campus. and i was an extra in that movie because i was a student, i was around and you can see me behind russell crowe. so the 1st professional set i was ever on was ron howard set with an academy award winner wrote it wasn't, you know, some the world perkins lamps. yeah. i got like the champagne, se, so i'm like, i think i want to do this. and then a couple years later i was on the nbc on days that it was not quite the same but a little bit. all right, we're talking to cow bread and the new show will come back and we'll talk more about the football this season coming up. but the new show is an obstacle course. competition called progress over on peacock, which is one of the cesar i remember for a while disney, when they wanted to do a film where they showed already all of a sudden it over dimension films. and i'm sure that sure. with nbc state, yet a thing that they consider to be the staff tributary and putting it over on the way to mention was the

the russell has been down 2% this week. >> it has.etween the lower end of the range and where it's traded all year. it's been tough. people very focused on whether the large cap growth stocks giving back some of their ground is going to be fatal for indexes or whether we're just in another rotational mood. the other thing i want to mention, natural gas is up 7.5%. a three-year high. tomorrow we get the inventory numbers. that might get extra attention just as another element of cost pressure. >> i'm glad you brought up natural gas. we've been hearing commentary about cost pressure. rh comes to mind so we can continue to watch. >> a very nice move higher for lululemon. up 8 or 9% we're out of time on "closing bell." thanks for watching. "fast money" starts right now. >>> live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square this is "fast money. i'm melissa lee. tonight on "fast" the epic battle brewing over payment for order flow former fdic sheila bair coming out swinging the fdic needs to do more douglas vfiu of v

the russell 2000 is below its 200 day moving average. that happened a few weeks ago but they said the first time you test the moving average, you buy it, the second time, you sell it, so the russell 2000 may give us more information on the s&p 500 if we look at the chart. it is not just a debt below the moving average. it is -- it is not just a dip below the moving average. it is a cross. alex pointed out that the next up is the hundred day moving average. will that hold? i would argue that the russell suggests that we will probably see more weakness ahead for large caps as well, especially as apple leads the way. guy: thank you very much indeed, abigail doolittle, taking a look at what is happening on the technical side of things. interesting that we are seeing this move in apple as well. all this happening on a week with fed decisions, a meeting tomorrow. mike mckee joining us now. mike, draw a line between where the fed is, what is happening in the markets, evergrande. i am wondering whether the fed, given what is happening now, may c

russell and jordan reports from washington -- russell and jordan reports from washington.n: they reportedly agreed to form a defense alliance. washington and london will help by a fleet of nuclear powered submarines. the main reason for the alliance, containing china. >> we spoke in detail about china's destabilizing -- destabilizing ideas to coerce other countries. contrary to establish rules and norms. we will remain clear eyed in our view of beijing's efforts to undermine the established international order. >> discussed the competition of china that requires us to respond and to increase resilience. this does not mean that there are not constructive areas for engagement with china. australia continues to seek dialogue with china without preconditions. roslyn: not surprisingly, beijing condemned both the alliance and the simmering deal. -- submarine deal. >> the exports of highly sensitive simmering technology to australia once again proves they are -- submarine technology to a starley once again proves they are adopting double standards, which is extremely irresponsibl

bottas will leave mercedes at the end of the year and move to alfa romeo — that should see george russellliams to become lewis hamilton's new partner from 2022. after five seasons at mercedes alongside hamilton, bottas will replace kimi raikkonen at alfa romeo who is retiring from formula one at the end of the year. we all knew it was highly likely that george russell will replace valtteri bottas and that valtteri bottas was looking for a seat, but as time went on through this season it became clear that alfa romeo was to become his destination. it is nice to have been able to make it an official announcement today and that alfa romeo have been able to unveil their new asset. it is exciting times everyone with this big move that is happening in f1. there's a surprise new leader at the tour of britain — the best ride of his career from america's robin carpenter saw him win stage two in exeter. he'll wear the leader's red, white and blue jersey tomorrow, and leads overall by 22 seconds. drew savage reports. sometimes cycling to those of the unexpected. most pundits on the start line with ti

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we were up 4% last month with the russell up two. outperformance in the nasdaq versus the russell.ound 16 on the russell, advancing by 7/10 of 1%. a look forward, 4825 year end, the next year is 47 15. ending the year higher than the pullback. the y from chris harvey is simple. for many people the secret sauce is in the bond markets. five and 10. i want to talk about the five year just briefly. the five-year is interesting. why? any success that the ad has around rates will show up in the front end of the belly of the curve. just a nudge below 80 basis rallying through the valley of the curve, really capturing that story of dealing qe on the right path of the federal reserve. jonathan: -- tom: or we are halfway to the new range and that's fine but can we control that path and not upset the markets? that's the big question. jonathan: bank of america was looking for something like more than 2% this morning. what does it mean for the fx market? that's really complex. perhaps this year, maybe, putting a lot of caveats on that. maybe at some point this year, what does it mean for the ra

the russell has had a heckuva run since the lows of last year. it is not cheap, either. not making the argument that the s&p is fine with that, but by value. tom: value is founded on certain bibles. one of them is grand., the other is coddle. we read it cover to cover ages ago. you lead the charge on the growth that was unusual. it's all based on the fed and central banks blowing up the balance sheets. how do you perceive markets reacting when they finally have to pull in the balance sheet or at least stabilize it? >> you know, i really wish i knew. it's not just with the fed has done in the aftermath of covid being unprecedented. even insofar as we have precedents, we saw it in the gse , it's hard to truly disentangle the impacts of the low interest rates. i mean yes, we have a taper tantrum but it was a pretty short-term phenomenon. the fed has this belief that balance sheet expansion is the equivalent of a further drop in interest rates. that belief is not really backed by strong empirical evidence. i don't know the impact of the fed balance sheet. seems like it would

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steve mentioned small caps, the russell 2000 the average megacap stock, it's 200% above you go down the cap spectrum, it starts to come down. small cap flows were liquidated. you're seeing those recover. that's where i think the opportunity is >> where's the opportunity in your view, pete? >> when i look at technology and everybody's focused obviously on a day like today and say wow, microsoft and apple pulled back. i look at a lot of these names and i think they're in this pause space they've hit many times in the past and i think that's going to be the next level, after they get out of this pause, to go to the next level. look at microsoft. trading around 300 for weeks now. take a look at apple 146 to 148, it's still in that sort of range that doesn't really bother me that it came off the highs. then i look at nvidia that continues to trade at 220. seems like it's been stuck there now for a couple of weeks. i think there's some bullish signs to me, mel, when i'm looking at technology that of course when you start to see those rates go up, everybody starts to move away from technology

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the iwm russell 2000 small cap etf. guy, this is your chart. tell us what it tells you about the markets. >> hi, mel i'm not one to speak in platitudes, but i love these games at the beginning of months and i happen to think that the iwm is as important a chart we're going to look at you go back to last september of 2020 the russell was exploding from the upside 145 to 215 in a straight line. but since january, it's been going sideways in a well defined range. 210 to 235 and here we are now, the great louise mata, on the part non, she would say the higher in outer space. i think a lot of bulls will believe that it feels like it wants to break out to the upside. the most economically sensitive names, believe it or not, amc the top holding with half of one percent. healthcare, financial, industrials, and tech. but this has not validated the move in the s&p 500. if you can get the russell to break out sort of above 235, then it's off to the races in the s&p 500. that's why i find it to be the most important chart one of the three >> considering th

you know, russell helps with the breadth picture.e hear a lot of talk about breadth and how many stocks are participating but the nasdaq is going to help keep broad stocks higher. last time i was on the show i mentioned apple needed to stay above 145. we're losing that level right now. so my eyes are starting to perk up with regard to some of the weakness we've seen in large cap growth. >> you know these large cap names and these tech names, they're high beta names, right? they typically have these outsized moves vis-a-vis the overall market. overall market is up 1%, they may be up 2%. so if we do see them breaking down, some of the megacap names that carried this market for years, could it actually overemphasize the carnage? in other words, could the market actually look, be better internally then it will look on the outside? >> absolutely. it would almost be kind of a reverse of what we've seen over the last five months. if small caps can hold up, maybe break it on their own while the nasdaq flails around we could actually see impr

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