let's bring in rich saperstein, back with me at post nine. more things change the more they stay the same. what i think of when i see you and read intros like that. you're still cautious on a market that's proven, as we said at the outset, to be darn resilient? >> at the peak of our cautiousness we trim by 10% and kept all of our large tech holdings, and we now are back at full allocations with the market appreciation it. we're able to use that capital to redeploy into 4% tax-free muni bonds, which is an outstanding opportunity for our clients. >> you still think that opportunities outside of equities provide the best risk-reward for you and your clients? >> yeah. at this time we think there's great opportunity in a bond market which was uninvestable for roughly 15 years and clients that had a large equity positions that built up over the years. it's time to trim them and reallocate into other alternatives. >> this notion that ken griffin posed at the top, surprised you could tell by the level of resiliency that this market has put forward, e

a guy by the name of abe saperstein seen these guys playing and said, listen, i want to take these guys. in 1945 and 1946, we beat the minneapolis lakers, known as the la lakers today. jonathan: 1946 was also when the nba was founded. and in 1950, globetrotter nat clifton became the first black player to sign an nba contract. for lebron james, steph curry, even myself, michael jordan, we all owe it to the harlem globetrotters. we're gonna try the one on one. here we go. put your finger right there. i can't believe i'm doing this. all right, let's go play. - believe it. jonathan: oh. you dunk that ball, you should hear a lot of noise. they're all waiting on it. so you've got to give them a little extra funk. you see on my face? - yeah, that funk? yeah. then you got to come down and give them some ugh, ah, oh, ah. and i like to mmh mmh, wooh. and i bring it up right there. see my eyes, still? jonathan: yeah. it's intense. hi-lite, i can do this in my sleep, bro. - yeah, let's see. - ok, here we go. here we go. i hit myself in the face. hi-lite: it was almost amazing. so i'm going to let y

we have top financial adviser richard saperstein as well with his view on where this market is goings on the development with the uaw. phil lebeau is on top of that. leslie picker with the latest on arm. we'll track that into the close, as well as the biggest ipo of the year opens. we'll find out how it looks as we head towards that final hour of the trade, as well. amy, what's your final trade? >> i'm going to go with verizon. they just are delivering cash flow in the range, seven times earning, 8%-year-old. so we like it. and most importantly, prices are not going down. >> steve weiss? >> oracle. yes, i took an initial position with oracle. i think the selloff was overstated, the quarter wasn't that bad. i'm focused on the cloud business. so it's a valuation on a may year. big discounts. so i think it's still got legs. it's bouncing nicely. >> 2.5%, just thaereabouts. farmer jim? >> i mentioned transocean earlier. the thing you're looking for is 1/3 of their fleet that is in cold stack status. you're looking for announcement of those rigs getting on line soon. >> all right. i'll se

all right, let's assume the sample is as you saperstein fingers crossed what that by so what's gonna happen is mass. i will take this back to dots of space center where not secure it's all of their extra material or non earth materials that have come from various missions, including the apollo missions to the moon in the sixties and seventies. the scientists on the chain we'll spend a few months characterizing the initial inventory of what they found, the chemical makeup of the material. and then at some point, there after the samples will be made available. not just the science team of us cyrus recognition, but of the broader planetary community, both within the us and even internationally. so that's like this across the world can use the most advanced liberal richard techniques. they have to actually drill down and figure out what does this asteroid tell us about the formation of the solar system, including our own world. okay, so this is, this is what you need to explain to us. now, the main components among us feel that we're always being told these experiments always are designe