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hill this week we have retail sales to watch for tomorrow in the meantime, let's send it over to scott wapnerl right. thank you so much. welcome to the halftime report good to have you with us our top story this hour, the sell off and your money and why so many on wall street today are saying to buy the dip in stocks. we'll debate whether that is really your best move with our special guest today. the billionaire investor leon cooperman. he joins us in a few moments we begin the debate with our investment committee with me as always it's good to see everybody let'

welcome to the halftime report i'm scott wapner 4.25 the s&p is 3,03,077. nasdaq is down by 2.g on today on wa

we'll turn it over to scott wapner in the half >>> thank you, carl.e'll get to our conversation about the markets a bit later on in just a few seconds we will be joining the new york stock exchange and the nasdaq in observing an 8 minute and 46 second moment of silence in support of equality, social justice and human rights it does come as the memorial service and funeral for george floyd who was killed in minneapolis two weeks ago begins down in houston. it will be another emotional day for this nation. here is the full moment of honor and rememberance for george floyd.

we go to scott wapner and "the half." >> john, thank you welcome to the "halftime report." of stocks and the virus is still spiking in key states we debate the markets with our investment committee joining me is josh brown, megan shue from the wilmington trust and michael farr is the ceo of farr, miller and washington. good to have everybody with us let's begin with a check on the markets. mi

eastern time for the time being, let's get to headquarters, scott wapner and the half. >> carl, thanks so much. our top story this hour, a big move from one of our own we're going to get right to that at the top of our hour today joe terranova, we're going to start with you >> at the exuberance in the equities market has reflected in a lot of the nasdaq names. you're seeing understand, as you know, i've been long microsoft, long apple, and long amazon. well, given where we are, giving that we are seeing a bit of a surge in cases for covid-19 in texas and in florida, given that we have a federal reserve meeting i have too much risk exposure out there so i identify these three companies, scott i say to myself, given the significant price appreciation, which management team do i trust most, to be most judicious which is cash, and history will show that amazon is liberal in terms of spending, therefore i decided to step out of amazon. i still own apple. i still own microsoft. >> it raises so many questions, joe. that's why i wanted to start with you today this is one of those stocks that i

watch and listen live on the cnbc app >>> good evening i'm scott wapner, on day 172 of the coronavirussis, tonight why the nfl season might be in jeopardy >> we've got to figure out a way how you can keep the game going without sacrificing or risking the help of the player. >> the nation's top doctor casts doubt on the possibility of a safe football season the nfl is reacting. other big sports also having problems convincing players to get back to business, including the nba.

hill this week we have retail sales to watch for tomorrow in the meantime, let's send it over to scott wapner and the halftime report. >>> all right. thank you so much. welcome to the halftime report good to have you with us our top story this hour, the sell off and your money and why so many on wall street today are saying to buy the dip in stocks. we'll debate whether that is really your best move with our special guest today. the billionaire investor leon cooperman. he joins us in a few moments we begin the debate with our investment committee with me as always it's good to see everybody let's take you to the wall we are negative across the board. we are off the lowest levels of the day. the dow is at 25,290 there is the nasdaq. concerns about the virus and new hot spots around the country are part of the conversation as i look at moves, i see a lot of buys that suggest you're optimistic about the reopening of this country. >> yeah, thanks scott. when i look at my portfolio as a whole, i have a heavy bias to the nasdaq 100 the qqqs which have done so well i think that as we are reopening t

. >>> good evening i'm scott wapner on day 165 of the coronavirus crisis tonight a reopening realityas stocks plunge and new cases spike. 6. >> we have a major selloff on wall street today. >> stocks tank. >> i think we're going to have a tough slug going here. >> investors hit the sell button as fears mount the reopening has risks and reversals. >> expect to see rises a

i'm jim cramer see you tomorrow >>> good evening, i'm scott wapner on day 170 of the coronavirus crisis a major breakthrough in the fight against covid-19. >> it was through the patient's paraleejic and sedatives and wasn't them from the ventilators. it was pretty dramatic. >> a new weapon against covid-19 raises hope worldwide. >>> plus, airlines get set for a mather policy change this week wear a mask or else. >>> and new information tonight about members ofon

i'm scott wapner our continued story today, the stock surge, the dow hitting another milestone on itsomeback run we debate your money this hour with our investment committee with me. joe terranova, jenny harrington with gilman hill asset management and megan shue is the head of investment strategy at the wilmington trust let's go to the walls. i want to show you where the major averages are trading right now. we're just about at the highs of the day. the dow is above 26,150. that's a gain of better than 400 points

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i'm jim cramer and i'll see you tomorrow >>> good evening i'm scott wapner on day 178 of the coronavirussis, and tonight a border battle as virus outbreaks intensify. >> political considerations and pressures guide their lack or delay of taking action, and also premature reopening. we see this in florida >> con's treasurer goes after the sunshine state tonight his counterpart in florida reacts even as cases spike in his state. >>> plus, new information on workers at disney, sin

welcome to the halftime report i'm scott wapner 4.25 the s&p is 3,03,077. nasdaq is down by 2. maybe a bit of a reality check going on today on wall street as we think about the reopening and how fast this economy will recover. we debate that today with our investment committee it's good to have everybody with us josh, is that what this is is this a reality check of sorts on where we truly are and how long this recovery will take hold then we have this massive count r trend rally where it was just the opposite i think that was important for the market to have that catch up in a lot of the names that have been so substantially trashed, maybe big moves to the upside. see some excitement about companies that aren't based in coopertino and that's fine again, the prevailing trend, the real trend is taking hold again today. even the stay at home stocks are rallying again it almost feels like it's blue team, red team let's say blue team is where people have really made the most money and then red team makes money occasion mally when they do those counter trend trades. i do think we ha

i'm jim cramer and i'll see you next time >>> good evening, i'm scott wapner on day 179 of the coronavirus start with breaking news tonight from the airline industry our phil lebeau following the money there joins us live on the news line. phil, what can you tell us tonight? >> scott, we have six airline and aviation unions now writing a letter to the leaders of congress asking them to extend payroll aid through march 31st just to refresh your memory, you've got payroll aid that has kept these basically thousands -- tens of thousands of workers employed, despite the dropoff in traffic for the airlines u'

we go to scott wapner and "the half." >> john, thank you welcome to the "halftime report." the state of stocks and the virus is still spiking in key states we debate the markets with our investment committee joining me is josh brown, megan shue from the wilmington trust and michael farr is the ceo of farr, miller and washington. good to have everybody with us let's begin with a check on the markets. mixed picture. the dow, s&p, russell, negative. stocks are working on back-to-back negative sessions on fresh concerns about the virus weighing on sentiment. josh, i feel like the great debate it's the reopen trade versus the reality of the virus trade. you have the country wants to get back to business and normal versus the fact that the virus is spiking in some very big and important states. >> yeah. i think that's exactly the right way to explain it, scott i think there's a large group of stocks, things like airlines, retailers, we talk about this all the time they seem to be having the red light/green light days and then there's the large market capitalization names that see

i'm jim cramer and i'll see you tomorrow >>> good evening, i'm scott wapner on day 176 of the coronavirusght a new warning about school in the fall >>> a warning for parents and the economy. are schools really ready for kids to return >> by next week we'll be able to order from the table. >>> plus, new york's grand reopening phase 2. another big knock on sports as more players on more teams test positive for the virus and meet a top virus detective trying desperately to aler

i'm jim cramer and i will see you tomorrow >>> i'm scott wapner on day 177 of the coronavirus crisis.ht the nation's top doctor warns the next few weeks are critical in our fight against the virus. >> we are still in the middle of the first wave >> dr. anthony fauci goes before members of congress. >> but before you start talking about what a second wave is, what we'd like to do is get this outbreak under control >> tonight, details on what he said and where we stand. >> it's going to be very hard for local school districts to make decisions to

eastern time for the time being, let's get to headquarters, scott wapner and the half. >> carl, thanksmuch. our top story this hour, a big move from one of our own we're going to get right to that at the top of our hour today joe terranova, we're going to start with you >> at the exuberance in the equities market has reflected in a lot of the nasdaq na

i'm scott wapner our continued story today, the stock surge, the dow hitting another milestone on its comeback run we debate your money this hour with our investment committee with me. joe terranova, jenny harrington with gilman hill asset management and megan shue is the head of investment strategy at the wilmington trust let's go to the walls. i want to show you where the major averages are trading right now. we're just about at the highs of the day. the dow is above 26,150. that's a gain of better than 400 points 1 2/3% boeing is having a big day today. the reopening trade is in full effect piper sandler is up today. they say the pain trade is up. they reiterate their 3,600-point year-end target for the s&p, which sounded crazy when they first put that out, but now i wonder if we have to start looking at that as a coming formali formality, as crazy as that sounds >> look, i've been adding capital to the market and if you asked me a month ago what i would be doing, i would tell you, i would be down 50% in my exposure not for performance, but for taking money off the table this has s

i am mike santoli in for scott wapner yesterday chair powell said there is a lot of uncertainty aboutnd reiterated the fed will do whatever it takes to help the economy the dow and s&p have been fighting it out around the flat line today the nasdaq is the clear outperformer, up 0.6 of 1% smal

i am mike santoli in for scott wapner yesterday chair powell said there is a lot of uncertainty about the timing and strength of the recovery and reiterated the fed will do whatever it takes to help the economy the dow and s&p have been fighting it out around the flat line today the nasdaq is the clear outperformer, up 0.6 of 1% small caps pulling back. our investment committee today, joe terranova, stephanie link, jon najarian joe, let's get your top line read of the markets right here we had an 8% pullback into monday's open. we've rebounded a little more than half of that over three days, so was that it for the near-term pullback or are we still in a choppy phase? >> well, we still have more fight to encloses the gap from last wednesday into thursday's decline for the s&p, mike. that gap sits at 3153 to 3181. the composition of today's tape shows weakness in what had been kind of those dash-for-trash leaders. if i look at the dow, i see exxon, boeing and chevron. they are underperforming today within the s&p you have the cruise ships underperforming and then for the nasdaq, it's th

last night houston's health authority was on the 7:00 show with scott wapner who asked them if they shouldut their reopening on pause or even reverse back to shutdowns. here is what he told scott >> there are consequences not only economic but there's also health care consequences to that, too. i try to tell people we are no longer at a point where we can eliminate the risk we now need to think about managing the risk. >> so not looking at going back to those shutdowns this is what we're seeing around the country, guys. if you look here it's mainly states putting their reopenings on hold rather than actually reversing course either states or various counties taking these actions. there is one county that encapsulates boise, idaho, that is going in reverse. they told bars and night clubs that they had to shut down again after a concerning surge in cases. they have been open for just a month. really what we're seeing is a pause even as public health experts say some places might need to consider going back to those more stringent mitigation steps. back over to you >> meg, yesterday goldman p

it didn't specify equity or credit, but our scott wapner reported that the fund did indeed purchase credit the fund was up 1.6% for month, about half of that of the s&p 500. year to date the fund is down nearly 9%. boeing was up about 5% in may and is now surging almost 12% thanks in part to this revelation now, the fund also listed stakes in disney and burlington stores as monthly winners, two other companies that came under pressure earlier this year when the pandemic took hold but then rebounded in may t.e. connectivity and charter communications rounded out the rest of the winners for may, and those four stocks were all actually listed in third points 13-f filing from the first quarter that came out a few weeks ago. boeing was not listed as an equity holding in third points of that filing now we know. it's credit. >> the debt and equity is worth noting given the equity reacted positively to the news today the other point is this was bought potentially mid-may or early may and possibly april too and couldn't have been sold before today despite the fact that the equity bounced on the new

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