scott wapner will join us shortly with rick r ied er. we'll get his take on inflation and how to play the bond market. but this make or break hour begins with stocks making another attempt to bounce after yesterday's late day come back i go on. tech holding pretty strong. communication services, materials leading the s&p higher. although off the intra day highs. which brings to our talk of the tape. rising oil, negative sentiment, can stocks brush off the sluggish september and rally into october? let's bring in joe terranova, of course a cnbc contributor. and thanks for joining us. i wonder whether you think that given the intra day action today, is yesterday's bounce called into question or not? >> well, it is end of the quarter. just look at oil. oil $95 early. today settles 2% lower, significant reversal because oil was technically overbought. so there is a lot of dynamics that are playing out in the market. small caps are back, small caps have been brutal over the last quarter. so a lot of positioning going on. i think that you have

scott wapner just finished up a conversation with jeffrey gunglach. he will bring us the highlights. we begin with stocks toiling in the face of two crucial catalysts, the s&p 500 sitting about halfway between its summertime high and low as bond yields and oil push the upper end of their ranges with the cpi released first thing tomorrow morning. >>> first, our "talk of the tape," market leadership being put to the test, apple shares in the red with the iphone 15 launch under way, and oracle's disappointing outlook dragging on the names. >> the headline is the analysts got it wrong for the pricing. it will remain the same, $799 for the regular iphone 15 up to $1,199 for the iphone pro max. the big changes on all the models includes a new plug at the bottom, replacing that lightning connector that we've been using for over a decade, now using usbc, and on the pro models, apple touting the features for videographers and filmmakers and professional photographs to connect to their maceasier, edit photos easier. that community has been asking for this for a

i'm leslie picker in for scott wapner. front and center the next move for the market as we gear up for a critical week ahead. our investment committee is helping us to navigate it. stephanie link, anastasia amoroso, and jim lebenthal. a check on the market at noon eastern. dow trying to hold on to gains currently up 17 points. the nasdaq holding steady up about half a percent today as yields also holding steady, the 10-year around 4.3. guys, really busy week on deck. we've got cpi, ppi, retail sales, apple iphone, barclays financial event, arm, ipo. should i go on? we have a lot going on. stef, i want to turn to you. do you think this is a week where we could see a lot of news that helps move the market higher or still kind of bad news is good news, good news is bad news and no one knows what to make of this. >> good news is always good news, me glass half full, but the most important number this week is going to be the cpi number, the inflation numbers we know the economy has been resilient led by the consumer, led by the

i'm melissa lee with scott wapner. are you happy to be here, scott? >> are you convincing yourself?g at a higher open to start september. this is the first trading day of the month. s&p is looking to add 13.5. dow up 16. nasdaq up 25. here is how the indices closed august. s s&p down 1.8%. it is on

. >>> welcome to closing bell i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner less than 24 hours before the fedrowing at them major indexes up from midday lows you see the dow down .5%, the s&p 500 down .75%. 5.

i am courtney reagan in for scott wapner. front and center your september playbook. the unemployment rate jumping to its highest level in more than a year. will the fed hold rates steady. the best place to be right now. joining me stephanie link, jim lebenthal, and rob sechan. a quick check on the markets. i would say modestly mixed, down by a third of a percent. also trending around that direction, the month of august has been closed out as we start september 1, but the vix is pretty low, trading just above 13. wti trading above $85. discretionaries pulling up the end. stephanie, what do you make of this goldilocks jobs report? does that mean the fed has done a good job? >> it's either high for longer or higher for longer, right? i thought the non-farm payroll numbers was a good report in terms of making progress for the fed, right? the adp confirmed that, the j.o.l.t.s. was also higher. a little bit of an easing in the labor market. that being said, initial claims are a leading indicator and the four-week average is 437,000 jobs, initial claims, right? so during re

i'm dominic chu in for scott wapner today. front and center this hour, was this week a turning point for the markets? and what's in store for investors as we head deeper into what has historically been one of the weakest months of the year. our investment committee is here to help navigate you through all of it. joining me for the hour bryn talkington, steve weiss, and here on set shanion saccocia and jason snipe as well. where we stand at noon eastern time. a mixed market overall. the dow industrials up a quarter of a percent, just around 67 points. you can see the s&p up a similar percentage amount, 4454, and the nasdaq composite 13,804. and, by the way, the ten-year note deal, because the interest rates factor into the overall market narrative just sitting right at around 4.25% for the benchmark ten-year treasury note yield. that brings us to the discussion about whether or not this week and the volatility we've seen is a turning point for a bullish year so far. shannon, there has been a subset in the past about how volatil

i'm scott wapner. front and center this hour the month ahead for stocks. what it will hold for your money. the investment committee sizing all of that up. joining me josh brown, joe terranova, jenny harrington. check the markets first and foremost as we get back to business in september here. we've been negative for the session. jenny, september is historically week, coming off a bit of a pullback in august. it leads you to believe momentum isn't lost. it may be found. what do we think about where we might go? >> i think we're still stuck in a range, we're battling with the emotions of feeling better, seeing corporate earnings do better than we expect. we're seeing goldman say things like, hey, we're decreasing the chance of a recession. then we're fighting the math on it. i don't see how the multiple on the s&p gets above 20 times. with that you have a heavy cap on the market. we're stuck in this range and it might take time to get out of it. investors are impatient. there's so much we still need to digest. we're digesting 18 months of rate hikes, the fed

i am courtney reagan in for scott wapner. the road ahead for investors following a hotter than expected inflation report. we are just one week away from the fed's next rate decision. does today's cpi print change anything? apple shares slide again today. standing by to debate all of it. joining us is steve weiss, joe terranova and kari firestone. a quick check on the market at noon eastern. losing a little bit of steam. energy is the laggard down 0.8% and utilities leading the way higher by about 1%. the vix is just trading below 14 so things are feeling calm. joe, what do you make of the cpi number? trending in the right direction, would you say? >> 50/50 for november in terms of a rate hike. i don't think we did anything to gain a degree of clarity, what that move will be from the federal reserve. i think it just added to an overall environment for the month of september. i was asked last evening at dinner, how would you describe the month of september in the equity market, and i responded with sharply unchanged. and that's

i'm scott wapner live from post nine at the new york stock exchange.th news that is new on "closing bell," on the record comments from hedge fund legend david tepper. i spoke to him this afternoon about the markets as a dismal month of september comes to a close. he told me the following about how he sees the markets right now. rates are rising, stocks are jittery. tepper telling me, quote, not that complicated right

i'm scott wapner. front and center this hour, the road ahead for stocks, which are now on pace for their worst month of the year. the investment committee mapping up their strategies for the month ahead. joining me for the hour today everybody here at post 9, joe terranova, jenny harrington, jason snipe, and jim lebenthal. let's check the markets, see what we're doing today. we're red across the board as you can see. the dow down 136, the s&p a quarter of a percent, the nasdaq is weaker. there's the ten-year note yield, 4.58. so, joe, we're headed for the worst month of the year, as i said, but here is something from bespoke. this is how i want to kick off the conversation. the last four septembers for the s&p 500, 2020 we're down 4%. 2021 down near 5%. 2022 down more than 9%. 2023 down more than 5%. that sounds bad. the last three q4s, 2020 up almost 12. 2021 up almost 11. 2022 up 7. 2023, question mark. do we have a repeat? does history repeat itself? do we have a good fourth quarter for stocks? >> i

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i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner. post nine at new york stock exchange. a make or break hours begins with stock seeking firmer footing after a jarring week. major indexes struggling to stay in the green most of the day and the breakout in bond yields this week stokes the economic concerns. treasury yields calmer on the day. oil prices are quiet. coming up, citi out way new bullish call on meta. talk to the analyst about why he's optimistic about that name. brings us to our "talk of the take." our stocks close to completing a standard seasonal pullback, or more payback to come as higher rates test the economy's resilience. here to discuss that, greg branch, veritas managing partner. great to have you. >> good to be here. >> you have been in the hire for longer on rates for away and feeling stock market wouldn't be able to handle it easily. what has this week told you about the resilience of the market in the face of higher rates where they're going and what it all means? >> one of f issues i've had and didn't maintain because of obstinate. probably am. rea

i'm scott wapner. front and center this big day in the markets and, indeed, it is one. the arm ipo is set to open anytime now. we'll see if any of our committee members want a piece of the action, that along with a nice move in stocks following the ppi. we have our eyes all over the place. joining me amy raskin, steve weiss, jason snipe, jim lebenthal. check the markets, we have a good day brewing. the dow is good for 260 at the moment. the nasdaq is up, as you see 0.18%. we'll get to everything, jim lebenthal, so we're watching arm. why is this market yet again able to brush off a hotter read on inflation? is it because it's not enough to upset what the turnt story is regarding the fed? >> it is teetering back and forth between good news being good news. the hot retail sales number, the job less claim, it's good for the economy. that's worrisome for inflation. when you look at the year over year numbers, it's hard to get exercised for that. we came in worried about the consumer. we had an uptick in unemployment, talk about delinquencies, and so the fact we're getting a

. >>> welcome to "closing bell," i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner at post 9 at the new york stock week. the ten-year treasury yield ticking above 4.5%. the dollar index making a new ten-month high. big tech and energy trying to prop up the s&p 500. >>> coming up, elizabeth burto

i'm scott wapner back at one market. front and center this hour the state of the tech trade after the fed's even higher for much longer stance, the nasdaq hit hard following yesterday's meeting. that selling continuing today. we will discuss all of it with the investment committee including star fund manager glenn kachur with us exclusively right here today. we're excited about that. also joining me josh brown, jenny harrington and jim lebenthal. let's first check the markets as we always do. it's 12:00, noon, in the east, and we are red across the board. not yields, though. they are up today. stocks are selling off, rates are jumping but we're zeroing in on what's happening in the nasdaq. it was down right after the fed decision. can the tech trade still work? josh brown, what do you think? >> i think the tech trade will struggle so long as we see rates moving higher. it's nothing new. this has been the reality we've been living with when you get these spikes at the longer end of the curve, obviously everyone's discount

i'm scott wapner. as carl said, live today from the future proof wealth conference here in huntington beach, california. our josh brown has a big part in this event. we'll talk about that in just a moment. he is with me, today, along with liz young and shannon saccocia. less than an hour away from apple's big event a few hundred miles north of us. we'll size up what's at stake for that company, definitely what's at stake for the stock, and the markets as a whole. let's take a look right now. the dow, as sara was talking about, is in the green. the s&p giving back a little as is the nasdaq today ahead of that apple event. oil, it's a big story today, as you know. the highest level of the year, wti is at 89. we'll get to apple and everything else. josh, i know what's on your mind. you own the ieo, which is up 2% today, and this seems to be the prevailing story at the moment today. >> i've been talking about this on the show since july. i genuinely believe that oil is where the puck is going next and the

i'm scott wapner. this make or breakout begins with the outlook for stocks. 24 hours after the fed signaled interest rates could be higher for far longer than the markets thought, that surprise sending interest rates higher, stocks lower. that dynamic continues today. there is the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. stocks in the red throughout. not significant losses. nonetheless, weaker across the board. the dow dragged by cisco after they announced they would buy splunk for almost $28 billion. speaking of tech, nasdaq the weakest of the three following the fed decision and chair powell's comments. nvidia and amazon among weaker names today. yields are the real story of this day. they hit fresh cycle high across the curve. that's probably taking a toll on tech as well today. our talk ever the tape, whether the fed upended hopes that the rally in stocks may soon resume. well, let's ask cameron dawson, new edge wealth. good to see you. is that what happened? did the fed do that? >> i think t

that is not what jeffrey gundlach told scott wapner saying this. take a listen. >> a year and three quarters ago bonds were stupidly overvalued. and as rich as stocks were when they began the bear market, they were cheap to bonds. that's changed by a factor of four. you've gone from bonds were doubly rich to stocks and now bonds are doubly cheap to stocks. >> you were champing at the bit, weiss. >> let me speak to this. they're not necessarily saying different things. ackman is talking about rates specifically. what we hear jeff talking about is the value. value is relative to what is out there. what jeff is saying it's gotten che cheaper relative to equities. we have a whole generation of investors, a whole generation of consumers, that lived with zero rates with free money, so they haven't experienced the sticker shot. coming out of the pandemic people couldn't spend money because they couldn't leave their homes and were thirsting for experiences. they had this massive savings. now they've depleted that. now i'm not saying the market is going to

i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner. post nine at new york stock exchange.h stock seeking firmer footing after a jarring week. major indexes struggling to stay in the green most of the day and the breakout in bond yields this week stokes the economic concerns. treasury yields calmer on the day. oil prices are quiet. coming up, citi out way new bullish call on meta. talk to the analyst about why he's optimistic about that name. brings us to our "talk of the take." our stocks close to completing a standard

i am courtney reagan in for scott wapner. front and center your september playbook.ping to its highest level in more than a year. will the fed hold rates steady. the best place to be right now. joining me stephanie link, jim lebenthal, and rob sechan. a quick check on the markets. i would say modestly mixed, down by a third of a percent. also

i'm scott wapner. front and center, unsettled apple. the stock suffering its worst back-to-back sell-off in nearly three years now. the investment committee debating the road ahead. joining me for the hour today right here at post 9 josh brown, stephanie link, jim lebenthal, bill baruch. let's check the markets. we have an interesting story developing here. apple obviously is the big story. the nasdaq is down for the fourth straight day. put up meta. a real hard roll over for shares of meta interday. look at that. that's weighing on the nasdaq as well. but, josh, i go to you. we can start on apple and we can transition here as we try -- we've been unable to find any direct news to what you're looking at on the chart. nonetheless, that's just adding to sort of the issues that the nasdaq is feeling at the moment, down four straight days. apple the worst back-to-back losses in a few years as goes apple, so goes the market right now? >> maybe right this second and we have to define market because the dow is green and i have all kinds of sto

i'm scott wapner. front and center this hour the state of stocks, the economy, your money.ions about all three. and the investment committee on the case for us today. joining me for the hour joe terranova, jenny harrington, jim lebenthal, capital wealth planning kevin simpson, the cio, and he is with us at post 9. let's check the markets. we have cross currents. we are red across the board. joe, i have the vix at more than a three-year low, oil the highest level of the year this week, yields are up today. there's taiwan sem

. >>> welcome to closing bell i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner less than 24 hours before the fed decision as wall street debates whether the consumer and economy can handle what the bond markets are throwing at them major indexes up from midday lows you see the dow down .5%, the s&p 500 down .75%. 5.1 for the two year note. and instacart shares are popping on the first day of trade but many looking ahead to the next ipo set to price in overtime tonight. we'll have those details coming up first our talk of the tape how resilient is this economy and what's at stake when the fed updates the policy outlook tomorrow afternoon here to answer that, dan greenhouse from soulless alternative asset management good to see you. >> thank you, sir. >> do you think that's the right question here? a lot of agreement on what the decision is going to be but the tone, outlook, whether they can build in expectations of a soft landing we can believe. >> i don't think there's a tremendous amount riding on this, we know they're not going to raise zbbest and rates, they pretty much telegraphed that. next

i'm scott wapner. front and center this hour the month ahead for stocks. will hold for your money. the investment committee sizing all of that up. joining me josh brown, joe terranova, jenny harrington. check the markets first and foremost as we get back to business in september here. we've been negative for the session. jenny, september is historically week, coming off a bit of a pullback in august. it leads

i am frank holland in for the judge, scott wapner. front and center this hour, another big breakout in band yields calling into question the state of stocks and if another move higher can happen into year end. our investment committee is standing by to break this whole thing down. we have bryn talkington, remote, but here at post 9, shannon saccocia, brenda vingiella and steve weiss. let's get a check at the market, the dow at its highs of the day, up 185 points. the s&p and the nasdaq are hitting new highs as we speak. the s&p up jest over

i'm scott wapner we're going to get to the sell-off in stocks with the investment committee in a most first to eamon javers. he is in washington. he has breaking news for us right now on amazon and the ftc. eamon what do we know? >> reporter: the federal trade commission filed an antitrust lawsuit against amazon this morning alleging the tech company has used interlocking, quote, anti-competitive and unfair strategies to illegally maintain monopolypower, joined by 17 state attorneys general to stop rivals and sellers from lowering prices, degrade quality for shoppers, overcharge sellers, and stifle innovation the suit represents one of the biden administration's most sweeping and aggressive moves to break up what it sees as consolidated power in the hands of the tech giants the administration hopes this will both lower prices new competition and spark new innovations that will help the economy. the ftc says amazon's alleged schemes impact hundreds of billions in retail sales every year ftc chair lee. >> lee: it occurs in two markets the online superstar market that serves shoppers and

. >>> welcome to "closing bell," i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner at post 9 at the new york stock exchange. stocks treading gingerly into a new week. the ten-year treasury yield ticking above 4.5%. the dollar index making a new ten-month high. big tech and energy trying to prop up the s&p 500. >>> coming up, elizabeth burton of goldman sachs asset management with the results of a new survey and how she's telling clients to position portfolios. >>> first, our talk of the tape. is it still just a standard september setback in the indexes or do the breakdowns below the surface and the rout in the market mean the bulls are losing the benefit of the dow? joining us is brian belski. how are you doing? >> thank you very much for having us. a normal september in our book. >> this is it. by all appearances, i guess if you pan out, that's what it looks like. 6% off the highs. it started right on cue as august got under way. we needed something like this, maybe predicted it, maybe should have expected it. if i look at cyclicals, the general market not able to look at what's happening in the

i'm scott wapner. front and center this hour, the slight in apple shares and what it could mean to the market overall if that stock continues to pull back. the investment committee debating it. joining me for the hour today, steve weiss, liz young, joe terry bradshaw and brian belski. take a look at the markets. we have our eyes on a number of different, important places. the nasdaq is the biggest loser. it is down by more than 1%. you have brent above 90 for the first time this year. the dollar at six-month highs. services hotter as the guys on the prior show were talking about. the ten year is up. nonetheless, that's weighing on the market a bit. joe, i want to focus on apple down almost 3%, and there's a story in "the journal" today they're going to test the limit on pricing of this new iphone which, by the way, is a week from yesterday is the reveal of all of that. do we need to worry about apple? if you have to worry about apple, you'd better believe you have to worry about the market, i would thi

i'm scott wapner. front and center this hour the state of stocks, the economy, your money. big questions about all three. and the investment committee on the case for us today. joining me for the hour joe terranova, jenny harrington, jim lebenthal, capital wealth planning kevin simpson, the cio, and he is with us at post 9. let's check the markets. we have cross currents. we are red across the board. joe, i have the vix at more than a three-year low, oil the highest level of the year this week, yields are up today. there's taiwan semi news. the dollar index, the ninth straight weekly gain. i mean, you put it all in and you mix it up, what do you take out? >> i think we were kind of overdue for this. listen, in the month of september, we have not yet had a 1% move on any given day. we're sharply unchanged. so today when you have treasury yields, which are stubbornly high, near 16-year highs,fact, when you see the price of oil go to $91.15, when you understand today is not just a triple witching day but a quadruple witching day, the statistics behind that, scott, they're not

i'm scott wapner. front and center this big day in the markets and, indeed, it is one.nytime now. we'll see if any of our committee members want a piece of the action, that along with a nice move in stocks following the ppi. we have our eyes all over the place. joining me amy raskin, steve weiss, jason snipe, jim lebenthal. check the markets, we have a good day brewing. the do

welcome to "closing bell," i'm scott wapner live from post 9 here at the new york stock exchange.break hour begins with the selloff, whether it is nervous time again for investors. let's get right to your score card with 60 minutes to go in regulation. we ask because it's been a pretty rough day for all three major averages coming off the lows but nonetheless in the red across the board, a big reason why only the biggest stock in this market, it is apple. those shares under pressure, as news from the eu and china weigh heavily on that stock today, there it is. it's down just about 4%, all of it happeni

. >>> welcome to "closing bell," i'm scott wapner from post nine at the new york stock exchange thisne might keep rising and one may fall as a rough september heads towards an end here is your score card with 60 minutes to go in regulation. yields, they have turned higher in today's session as the day has moved on and to no one's surprise, stocks, they're weakening. the dow and s&p now pacing for their worst quarters in a year seven of 11 s&

i'm scott wapner live from post nine at the new york stock exchange. busy friday, make or break hour begins with news that is new on "closing bell," on the record comments from hedge fund legend david tepper. i spoke to him this afternoon about the markets as a dismal month of september comes to a close. he told me the following about how he sees the markets right now. rates are rising, stocks are jittery. tepper telling me, quote, not that complicated right now. just not in qe times anymore. you're in the qt era. it is a higher rate environment. can't be the same multiples as before. it is not bad, just different. just a different environment. pretty clear from my conversation with the hedge fund legend he's trying to figure out what the right multiin many this market is like all of you is. is it 18 times, 19 times, 16 is it lower than that? if so, that wouldn't be great. that's what he said. not terrible, but he did tell me about a new investment he made yesterday. know what he did? he got 6% on his cd for six months. so he put some cash there. like

i'm scott wapner live from post nine at the new york stock exchange.ur begins with the resilient stock market how even one of the greatest investors says he's a bit surprised at how well equities have done this year. we'll get to those comments and others from sid ta dell's ken griffin in a moment. a nice broad move.

scott wapner will join us shortly with rick r ied er.how to play the bond market. but this make or break hour begins with stocks making another attempt to bounce after yesterday's late day come back i go on. tech holding pretty strong. communication services, materials leading the s&p higher. although off the intra day highs. which brings to our talk of the tape. rising oil, negative sentiment, can stocks brush off the sluggish september and

i'm scott wapner.enter this hour, the slight in apple shares and what it could mean to the market overall if that stock continues to pull back. the investment committee debating it. joining me for the hour today, steve weiss, liz young, joe terry bradshaw and brian belski. take a look at the markets. we have our eyes on a number of different, important places. the nasdaq is the biggest loser. it is down by more than 1%. you have brent above 90 for the first time this year. the dollar at

scott wapner just finished up a conversation with jeffrey gunglach.us the highlights. we begin with stocks toiling in the face of two crucial catalysts, the s&p 500 sitting about halfway between its summertime high and low as bond yields and oil push the upper end of their ranges with the cpi

i'm scott wapner we're going to get to the sell-off in stocks with the investment committee in a mostmon javers. he is in washington. he has breaking news for us right now on amazon and the ftc. eamon what do we know? >> reporter: the federal trade commission filed an antitrust lawsuit against amazon this morning alleging the tech company has used interlocking, quote, anti-competitive and unfair strategies to illegally maintain monopolypower, joined

i'm scott wapner from post 9 at the new york stock exchange. this houri begins with mega-caps moment and likely to decide the overall market and which way it goes in the week ahead it comes as the nasdaq is on its worst month since last december. it was getting a lift today as we begin the final hour and it is now in the red. let me show you the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation apple helping the markets across the board. that stock looking to reverse its recent slide tech was the best sector of the day, no longer, though now it's energy and financials and tech is still positive, but taking a bit of a backseat to those other sectors and oil prices hitting the highest level and that's proving to be a headwind of sorts for stocks and rates have been, too, and a mixed picture depending on which end of the curve you look. it takes us to the talk of the tape the most important trade of the market and its biggest stock we are talking tech and apple which have both looked a bit shaky lately it's no wonder that stocks overall are choppy, to

i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner here at post 9 at the new york stock exchange. break hour begins with the stock market unable to make too much of some made to order economic data on jobs and wage inflation, leaving the major indexes somewhat indecisive to start september. bond yields perking up. some big tech leaders under pressure today. those small caps and banks getting a nice lift. r rye detrick is back with us. why he thinks september could be better than many are predicting. >>> our talk of the tape is a loosening job market is an

i'm scott wapner.r this hour, the road ahead for stocks, which are now on pace for their worst month of the year. the investment committee mapping up their strategies for the month ahead. joining me for the hour today everybody here at post 9, joe terranova, jenny harrington, jason snipe, and jim lebenthal. let's check the markets, see what we're doing today. we're red across the board as you can see. the dow down 136, the s&p a quarter of a percent, the nasdaq is weaker. there's the ten-year note yield, 4.58. so, joe, we're headed for the worst month of the year, as i said, bu

i'm scott wapner. front and center, unsettled apple.g its worst back-to-back sell-off in nearly three years now. the investment committee debating the road ahead. joining me for the hour today right here at post 9 josh brown, stephanie link, jim lebenthal, bill baruch. let's check the markets. we have an interesting story developing here. apple obviously is the big story. the nasdaq is down for the fourth straight day. put up m

i am frank holland in for the judge, scott wapner. front and center this hour, another big breakout in band yields calling into question the state of stocks and if another move higher can happen into year end. our investment committee is standing by to break this whole thing down. we have bryn talkington, remote, but here at post 9, shannon saccocia, brenda vingiella and steve weiss. let's get a check at the market, the dow at its highs of the day, up 185 points. the s&p and the nasdaq are hitting new highs as we speak. the s&p up jest over three-quarters of a percent. the nasdaq moving above, 1% higher now. we're going to kick things off with our "chart of the day," the ten year. the yield ripping higher again right now. take a look. it hit above 4.65 earlier in the session, at its highest level in 16 years, right now at 4.6. really that's where we have to start this conversation, shannon. higher yields but yet we're seeing a bigger rally in the markets. how is that even possible? >> i think we've already been under pressure the last

i'm leslie picker in for scott wapner.next move for the market as we gear up for a critical week ahead. our investment committee is helping us to navigate it. stephanie link, anastasia amoroso, and jim lebenthal. a check on the market at noon eastern. dow trying to hold on to gains currently up 17 points. the nasdaq holding steady up about half a percent today as yields also holding steady, the 10-year around

i am courtney reagan in for scott wapner.s following a hotter than expected inflation report. we are just one week away from the fed's next rate decision. does today's cpi print change anything? apple shares slide again today. standing by to debate all of it. joining us is steve weiss, joe terranova and kari firestone. a quick check on the market at noon eastern. losing a little bit of steam

i'm scott wapner live from post nine at the new york stock exchange. this make or break hour begins with the resilient stock market how even one of the greatest investors says he's a bit surprised at how well equities have done this year. we'll get to those comments and others from sid ta dell's ken griffin in a moment. a nice broad move. there it is, all three of the major averages plus the russell seeing nice gains. retail sales coming in better than expected as well. which is likely one of the reasons interest rates have been creeping up across the curve throughout the day. there's your picture. it's green across the board. jpmorgan and goldman sachs helping lead the dow higher today. along with several big industrial stocks like caterpillar and dow. we're closely watching the nasdaq today as well. arm's highly anticipated ipo off and running at a big way. priced at 51, opened above 56 and it's above 58, near 15% to gain on today. we'll discuss whether the biggest ipo of the year is a sign the market is thawing out. it does take us to our talk of th

i'm scott wapner from post nine at the new york stock exchange. this hour begins with the reeling nasdaq on pace now for is fourth straight losing day. by now you know about apple's continued weakness. that stock suffering its worst two-day trade in nearly three years. raises so many questions about the winning tech trade itself. and then the markets as a whole. we'll get you some answers on both fronts from liz ann sounders. first, your score card with 60 minutes to go in regulation, the dow has been green mostly throughout the day today. it weakened a little bit. nonetheless, still holding on to that, carried by more defensive sectors like healthcare, united health and &j, outperforming today. nasdaq, that's where the action is. tech is teetering and more than just apple dragging in. nvidia is a loser too. it is down sharply. chip stocks are staging a bit of a reversal there. look at nvidia, down near 8 bucks. as for yields, they are lower across the curve today. ten-year, 426. keep our eyes there as well over the next hour or so. takes us to ou

i'm dominic chu in for scott wapner today.nt for the markets? and what's in store for investors as we head deeper into what has historically been one of the weakest months of the year. our investment committee is here to help navigate you through all of it. joining me for the hour bryn talkington, steve weiss, and here on set shanion saccocia and jason snipe as well. where we stand at noon eastern time. a mixed market overall. the dow industrials up a

i'm scott wapner.t rates could be higher for far longer than the markets thought, that surprise sending interest rates higher, stocks lower. that dynamic continues today. there is the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. stocks in the red throughout. not significant losses. nonetheless, weaker across the board. the dow dragged by cisco after they announced they would buy splunk for almost $28 billion. speaking o