i'm scott wapner. front and center this hour, stabilizing stocks, dropping yields, gives the bulls a needed boost. is the market setting up for a late-year run? we'll discuss and debate with the investment committee. joining me josh brown, kari firestone, jim lebenthal, and sarat sethi. let's check the markets. a pretty good day going. we're basically at the highs of the day. the dow 270 or so. the s&p is over that level as is the nasdaq. i would offer up the most impressive thing the russell 2000 is pacing for a five-day win streak. if you're bullish on the economy, think we're going to have a soft landing, small caps, nice boost today. oil stabilizing. that is the big story today. pick yours, josh brown. >> i think yields and i think the steepening in the bond market. i think you nailed it, judge. yields down for every duration and in the belly of the curve is where you find them the most, the five year, the seven year both down 14 basis points to 4.6 and 4.65% respectively. think about all the steep

i'm scott wapner. the relentless rise in rates and what it means for stocks as several of our committee members make key moves in their portfolios. we'll tell you all about that. joining me josh brown, stephanie link, jim lebenthal. you've seen here down 1.25%, the s&p down. what a day for the nasdaq. rates up yesterday. the nasdaq was hanging in as there was a bid to the mega cap names. not so much today. 1.75% decline for nas and 4.78 ten-year note deal. and that is a considerable story we'll get to all of that. first, though, breaking news on general motors and phil lebeau who has that for us. >> reporter: scott, we have q3 sales for general motors going up 21% compared to the third quarter of last year with ev sales jumping 28% compared to the second quarter of this year. why are we seeing increased sales? a big part of it is better production, the supply chain has improved year over year. as a result gm's inventory the end of third quarter the strongest since q3 of 2020. that will be relevant as t

i'm scott wapner.entless rise in rates and what it means for stocks as several of our committee members make key moves in their portfolios. we'll tell you all about that. joining me josh brown, stephanie link, jim lebenthal. you've seen here down 1.25%, the s&p down. what a day for the nasdaq. rates up yesterday. the nasdaq was hanging in as there was a bid to the mega cap names. not so much today.

. >>> thank you, kelly i'm scott wapner right here from thousands of industry insiders have gathered,of the most anticipated earnings reports of the season, meta, there's the stock, down today. what

. >>> kelly, thank you so much i'm scott wapner there make-or-break hour starts with stocks on the reteethgain. >>> amazon reports earns in overtime mark ma haney is here with me momentarily. we start with the nasdaq, trying to

i'm scott wapner. this make-or-break hour for rates easing investor anxiety at least for the moment. some of that might be due to the recent fed speakers and speaking of neel kashkari delivering remarks this hour. those breaking headlines when they hit around 3:30. your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. all s&p sectors have been in the green for much of the section and that is still the case. the russell 2000 is the big outperformer. the index now up for the past five straight days. and as for tech the nasdaq 100 on an intraday basis, alphabet hitting a new high. take a look at the picture in yields. just about everywhere you look on the curve today they are falling. takes us to our talk of the tape. how much room for stocks to make a run into year end? lauren goodwin of u.s. life investments at post 9. that's what some people are talking about. we're setting up for a run into the end of the year. do you buy it or no? >> i think we'll see upside in equity. the challenge for investors when

. >>> thank you, kelly i'm scott wapner right here from thousands of industry insiders have gathered, including kevin d dreyer >>> and at least one of the most anticipated earnings reports of the season, meta, there's the stock, down today. what a struggle it is for tech after results from alphabet. microsoft the only megacap tech stock in the green even that's not much that much without it, though, the dow would look a lot weaker than it currently does >>> boeing the big drag today. >>> interest rates very much the story, the ten-year initially slipping, but it's moving back toward 5%. 4.95, the highest level of the session. it takes us to our talk of the tape let's ask someone who counts many of those stocks as his key holdings, malcolm etheridge joins us right here. good to see you. >> good to see you >> are you going to tell me that's why i sold alphabet months ago what do you make of what's happening? is this trait now? serious trouble? i think what's happening is a little overblown really it shouldn't matter when it relates to their cobusiness the market has penalized them doesn

i'm scott wapner live from post 9. this make-or-break hour begins with wobbly stocks. it's doing it right now. 60 minutes to go in regulation, we'll start with yields. that's what we're showing you now because that's where the pressure point really is. that's where it has been and that's where it is yet again today, the ten year, continuing its climb to fresh cycle climbs. all three of the major averages under pressure throughout the session. transports, utilities sliding. yutilities are green. unlike yesterday when tech manages to rise, the nasdaq getting slams. microsoft, amazon and nvidia are pulling back. the plus the congressional drama in d.c., disfysfunction on top everything else. how high will rates rise? can stocks handle the heat? it seems to be the only question that matters at the moment with earnings season more than a week away. let's ask our panel, mike santoli. it's good to have everybody here. mike, i have two things of green on my screen. the vix at 20 and that's not exactly a great sign. >> no, it's not. very faint bid. also staples outperforming. y

i'm scott wapner. front and center, the murky road ahead for your money as a key read on inflation comes in hotter. all of it only adding to questions about what to do now in the markets. we'll ask the investment committee. joining me for the hour today, stephanie link, joe terranova, liz young, everybody here at the table. we'll check the markets. what was green is no longer at least for the dow and the s&p. the nasdaq is still holding on. yields are still lower. and that's a key area to keep your eye on. stephanie link, murky was the best word to come up with. you feel like you have a view and it gets all muddy. what's up? >> we've had a good couple of days since friday's jobs report, waiting for earnings, for cpi. rates are stabilizing. oil has pulled back. some fed members are more dovish. rates will stay higher for longer. >> i don't know if they're dovish but maybe less hawkish. >> better than all hawkish. inflation, today's number was hot, that was entirely energy. food prices fell over 1% and g

i'm michael santoli in for scott wapner. this make or break hour begins with more evidence of a hot economy, scorching bond investors sending triesry yields to new highs and boosting cyclical stocks at the expense of stocks. a four-week high before again backing off around midday. the small cap russell 2000 is popping for a second day in a row. to our "talk of the tape." can good news of the economy remain good news for stocks even if it means yields go higher and stay there? adam parker and cheryl young, welcome to you both. good to have you both here. so there's the setup, adam. the soft landing scenario, you haven't seen much of anything to really disturb that. the market has been trying to make its peace with yields at these levels. i guess putting on a brave face enough rotation away from big tech. how does it feel to you? >> my bias is we can go higher. the market has been remarkably resilient to pretty extreme politics and global risk. i think most people came in under allocated at u.s. equities, bond yields look more

. >>> kelly, thank you so much i'm scott wapner there make-or-break hour starts with stocks on the reteeth again. >>> amazon reports earns in overtime mark ma haney is here with me momentarily. we start with the nasdaq, trying to improve as the day stretches on we'll see how it goes. it's been a brutal stretch of selling. apple under 170, meta plunging nvidia threatening to close below 400. microsoft not even able to get much going more broadly, yes, we are watching the s&p 500 it closed below that key 4200 level yesterday. you take a look here, it's moving further away. health care energy among the weakest sector whether -- we're only -- let's ask dave greenhouse, and big technologies alex canterwitz both are with me on set. gentlemen, good to see you dan, you first the trade has not been good. what do you think of the market? >> listen, i'll leave the tech-specific to alex, but i think the meta report looked fine some of the other records, microsoft good, not bad at all, but it's an important environment for a number of reasons. you have the two wars, the budget in congress, obviously in

i'm scott wapner. front and center this hour, the run in rates, the fallout for stocks, the ten-year hovering near 5%. and just as mega cap earnings loom large, the investment committee debating what to do from here. ing me for the hour shannon saccocia, josh brown, steve weiss and capital wealth planning cio kevin simpson. good to have you with us here. let's check the markets. you see we're off the lows of the day. we're still red across the board. we are going for the fourth straight for the s&p 500. the ten year is at 490. we're dropping a little bit below 5%. josh brown, regional banks are week. if rates are rising, you would figure the pressure points will be there. a day after the fed chair, what are you feeling today? >> i think the big thing is rates and really talking about anything else is really an afterthought at this point this is what markets are keying off. i want to give you data. we looked at the spy and the barclays aggregate. they're currently correlated at 0.4 which is extraordinar

i'm scott wapner. front and center this hour, the state of stocks with inflation sticky, earnings looming, and rates once again rising. we'll ask the investment committee how to play all of that. joining me for the hour today stephanie link, shannon saccocia, jason snipe, jim lebenthal. let's check the major averages. the s&p is green, the nasdaq is green, talking modest gains there. the dow is modestly negative. going for five straight across the board in terms of gains. and there's yields, too. 4.65 after that cpi report. shannon, i feel we have a push/pull going on in the market between higher for longer, is the fed done, is inflation coming down fast enough? is the economy going to hang in there? that's why we can't seem to get out of this near term range we've been in. whink about that part of the conversation, the push/pull? >> there's an oscillation. earlier in the year we were looking for the fed to be done and then there were the concerns the fed would be done if we were entering into a recess

i'm scott wapner. high rates, high anxiety as stocks remain unsettled today. the investment committee here with me at post 9 to navigate this choppy market. joining me bryn talkington, joe terranova, jason snipe, jenny harrington. check the markets. there's the dow. the s&p is good. the nasdaq, the highs of the day, the nasdaq is up about 1%. bryn, nice to have you back at the desk. adp was weak. yields came down a bit. how do you see things here? >> j.o.l.t.s. strong, adp weak, the ten year at 4.88. a reprieve at 4.70. it's rates, rates, rates. if rates come down you'll see names like tesla go up, some utilities will go up, you'll see the stocks that have been the most beaten down move higher. i think, though, we have to settle in that although we're not going to get this parabolic move we've seen continue to go higher that now, though, the ten year ceiling was 4.25. that is now the floor. now i think we're going to bump along and that will be challenging longer term for the market. but right now it looks like a good old bounce. >> lots of folks, joe, watchin

i'm scott wapner. in this make or break hour, the first moment of truth for the tech trade. tesla and netflix reporting earnings in less than one hour from now with so many rally hopes hanging on the nasdaq's most important names, and it all comes with the markets, as you know, already on edge. your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation looks like that for much of this day. the major averages in the red under pressure for much of the session as all eyes turn to the bond market, the ten-year yield tops 4.9%, sitting right at that level but we have yields on the move higher all day. a new high, an oil rally because of the war in the middle east, and it's been a lot for investors to deal with. morgan stanley suffering its worst one-day performance in many years. the stock down 7 1/3 percent after earnings. transports downright ugly. names like united airlines, jb hunt trading poorly as well. and as for tech, it's a bit of a mixed bag, yields popping, some trying to be green but most have now turned red as we begin the final stretch. it does take us to our "talk of the t

i'm scott wapner. front and center this hour, the true state of stocks with earnings, interest rates and the war in the middle east impacting sent i. markets are on the move. the investment committee is here to guide you through all of that. joining me bryn talkington, joe terranova, jim lebenthal, steve weiss. i told you the markets are on the move. there you go, the stocks are down and rates are up. the 10 year, 4.91. joe, that's, to me, the biggest story. two things to keep your eye on the last, earnings and rates. earnings have been good for the most part. rates are not going in the right direction, though. >> 100%. to a certain extent you're watching oil a little bit. >> oil is up. >> it's about ten year and the ten year approaching 5%. 30 year above 5%. this is a challenge, a problem. we know what's coming with the treasury announcing what their supply will be. i don't like the premises because the bond market is doing the work for the federal reserve. what's the impact on the market? from someon

. >> i'm scott wapner at the new york stock exchange.gins with markets on edge as acritical week gets under way. clearly, the events in the middle east have introduced a new level of risk for investors, but markets are strengthening as we move into this final hour. look at your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. at the highs of the day across the board. that's despite those geopolitical concerns. even the nasdaq, which was the big loser earlier, has turned around. it's good for 0.5%. everything is in the green, that ah

i'm scott wapner.eak hour for rates easing investor anxiety at least for the moment. some of that might be due to the recent fed speakers and speaking of neel kashkari delivering remarks this hour. those breaking headlines when they hit around 3:30. your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. all s&p sector

i'm scott wapner on this friday live from post 9 at the new york stock exchange. this make-or-break hour with the final stretch of a volatile week. earnings under way about to get busier. new questions about the state of the u.s. economy, the war in the middle east impacting gold and oil markets. your money being pulled in multiple directions as we track every move today as always. here is your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. stocks were doing well, well, until late in the morning when consumer confidence number came in well below estimates. that was higher than anticipated and that all but nullified the pop that some of the banks gave the market on a series of better than expected reports. jpmorgan and citi have gone negative. bright spots on an otherwise topsy-turvy day. boeing is one of the worst performers today. more issues with the 737 max emerging. that stock down more than 3% as for tech, the biggest loser. every name losing some altitude today. meta one of the worst performers along with nvidia. our "talk of the tape." whether stocks can ha

i am scott wapner. the fed meeting, apple earnings and jobs reports all on deck likely to move markets with me, joe terranova, steve weiss and jim lebenthal. checking the markets, i said we have a bounce and we do across the board. there you go a pretty good day on this monday which is the most important, joe, fed decision, apple earnings, jobs report, treasury, refunding, kwhich i know you hav been watching, so what is most important? >> treasury refunding. >> of all those, really? >> yes, i believe it is. secretary yellen's comments last week seem to indicate maybe the treasury is not going to pull back on the type of supply they announced in the month of august they certainly cannot surprise the market here. if they surprise the market you will see the ten-year yield shoot above 5%, and that will hamstring the ability of technology and the rest of the s&p 500 to mount any type of recovery >> you think that's the most important? you would say, okay, fed meeting is in the moment, and then given the way

i am scott wapner. the investment committee revealing how they will play that. joining me, shannon, joe and steve and brian. let's just talk the markets right now, because carl hit it, 470, and the earnings and rates, first and foremost rates before earnings because that's the way rates are progressing. as we continue to move up in yields we continue to grow lower in stocks. >> and everything about the q4 playbook begins in the direction for yields. i do not see any fundamental catalyst in front of us for yields to fall. the last several days and certainly in the previous quarter, the equity market is telling you what the playbook should look like, and you think about utilities and in q3, they bolted down 10%, and it's not about a safe haven. utilities are down today alone, and high yielding sectors are not advantageous. the only area of the market i believe you could have a degree of confidence that while rates could stay higher for a sustainable amount of time is the mega caps. we go through the reasoning behind it, whether it's the strength of the balance she

i'm scott wapner front and center this hour, the rough week for stocks, maybe the most important question yet, did amazon just save us from a more meaningful mega cap shutdown we'll discuss and debate for your money and the markets joining me today bryn talkington, steve weiss, jenny harrington and capital wealth planning ceo kevin simpson there you go, by about 130 points, the s&p hanging positive rates have stabilized a little bit. the data is mixed. how do you assess what's been a really difficult week. >> we'll see how long that will last seeing the yields move up again absent an expansion of the conflicts in the middle east, and the reason i say that, if you look at the treasury auction, i think, on tuesday, it was kind of punk, right? i think that will continue to be the narrative going forward. the market was due for a bounce and amazon was as good a reason as any in reflection, i thought earnings were actually great, the market said, hey, we can pick and choose here 24 th is a respite critical companies have missed and missed badly and the market is punitive. it's the largest, the

i'm scott wapner front and center this hour, after three straight down months for stocks, some much-needed relief finally in sight. the investment committee debating the road ahead as several members make newport f portfolio moves. lot of stuff going on today. check the markets. we've been mixed for much of the session. the dow is positive. the nasdaq a touch negative, 4.86 the yield on the ten-year note three straight months of declines it's been a bit of a rough stretch. most want to know if there's still a chance for a year end rally. november is the best month of the year traditionally december second. seasonality is on our side >> yeah. >> i see you have a new buy and it's amd and that company reports today in "ot," but why is it part of the josh brown portfolio now >> it's been on my radar for a long time. i had been in and out of it before, a long time ago. amd, i think, is at an interesting moment in the company's history. tonight they'll report earnings. the earnings, of course, are always important, but what's more important than the numbers themselves is what lisa sue has to say

i am courtney reagan in today for scott wapner. front and center this hour the semi smackdown, chip stocks whacked. our investment committee is standing by. joining us for the hour brenda vingiella, joe terranova, amy raskin and jim lebenthal. let's get a check on the market here at noon eastern. the dow and the s&p 500 are higher. the nasdaq slightly negative. we're looking at tefrls almost all higher with the materials leading financials and industrials as well. i.t., information technology, the only negative sector that goes hand-in-hand with the nasdaq. crude oil is down on the session at 8666. our chart of the day, nvidia sharply lower but off its lows of the day. the move comes as the white house restricts the sale made for the chinese market. our kristina partsinevelos is live at the nasdaq with more on this developing story. kristina, what's the latest? >> reporter: we were talking a year later, the biden administration is realizing their controls weren't enough to stop china's military from advancing in ai. that's why toda

i'm scott wapner. and center this hour, stabilizing stocks, dropping yields, gives the bulls a needed boost. is the market setting up for a late-year run? we'll discuss and debate with the investment committee. joining me josh brown, kari firestone, jim lebenthal, and sarat sethi. let's check the markets. a pretty good day going. we're basically at the highs of the day. the dow 270 or so. the s&p is over that level as is the nasdaq. i would offer up the most impressive thing the russell 2000 is pacing for a five-day wi

i'm scott wapner.for your money, inflation date, kick off to earnings season and now new geopolitical risks to consider. our investment committee on the case. joining me for the hour, josh brown, joe terranova, jenny harrington, steve weiss. check the markets where we're off the lows. the dow about to go positive and looks as though. s&p following that story as well. nasdaq negative and the russell, in fact, is positive today. so joe, we turn to you, so we got a big week

i am scott wapner. the investment committee revealing how they will play that.on, joe and steve and brian. let's just talk the markets right now, because carl hit it, 470, and the earnings and rates, first and foremost rates before earnings because that's the way rates are progressing. as we continue to move up in

i'm scott wapner. the week ahead for your money, inflation date, kick off to earnings season and now new geopolitical risks to consider. our investment committee on the case. joining me for the hour, josh brown, joe terranova, jenny harrington, steve weiss. check the markets where we're off the lows. the dow about to go positive and looks as though. s&p following that story as well. nasdaq negative and the russell, in fact, is positive today. so joe, we turn to you, so we got a big week. we have these new risks that are front and center and for us to consider. how do you see things now? >> i see things as a safe haven trade is in place. i still look at the environment and see a disinflationary trend and slower economic growth and the horrific growths of the weekend do nothing to reverse those two conditions. that's what i see in front of us. i believe bonds over equities is where you'll see more of the valuep opportunity, but within the equity market you still have the areas where there are strong tail

i'm scott wapner from the new york stock exchange.s a weak adp report sends yields lower. stocks take their cue and try to get back on track today. we'll see how it goes but there's your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. hasn't been the strongest day for the dow, as you see, but after yesterday's selloff, green of any kind is a welcome sight, isn't it? salesforce, microsoft, the big winners for the industrials today and speaking of tech, the nasdaq is outperforming on that holdback in rates, despite a rare

i'm scott wapner. front and center this hour, the kickoff to earnings season, what it will take to keep stocks moving higher. we discuss and debate the road ahead with the investment committee today. joining me for the hour bryn talkington, joe terranova, jim lebenthal, and steve weiss. check the markets, a different picture than how it looked a couple hours ago. we're red across the board. all three of the major averages are in the red, 4.63 is the yield on the 10-year note. things are looking pretty good, jimmy, until consumer sentiment came out, which was a huge miss, and then one-year inflation expectations rose to the highest level since may. larry fink of black rock on the network an hour or so ago. inflation higher for longer, long rates will be above 5%. that does not sound like goldilocks to me. >> what a difference a week makes, don't you think? >> i don't know, maybe a day. i was calling you jimmy goldilocks yesterday. maybe not today. >> there were cracks with that cpi report. needed it to

i'm scott wapner live from post 9 at the new york stock exchange. inside the unsettled market. on one side rising rates and geo politics versus those looming mega cap earnings next week. the big question, of course, some of the biggest names in the market be enough to get your money back on track for a late year run? we'll ask our many experts that very question this hour. meantime, there's your scorecard with 60 minutes to go this week of regulation. red day overall, yields are a big part of that story. the ten year topping 5%

i'm scott wapner from post 9. the ten-year hitting a fresh new high today which means big shocker, equities begin in october much like they ended the previous month, mostly lower and 60 minutes to go in regulation and the major averages, as well and i want you to pay close attention over the final hour within what's happening within the s&p 500 today and utilities suffering the biggest decline in a decade. look at that loss. you just don't see a sector move to that degree all that often probably on the continued move in interest rates. it's a stunning sell-off there today. materials, energy, staples also decidedly weaker. also tech and communication services have been about the only bright spot, there they, still hanging in the green and it's kept the market picture from looking worse, as well. nvidia, apple and amazon getting a lift today. it takes us to the talk of the tape and whether the fourth quarter will deliver investors as history would suggest as it does, or is this hill's too steep to decline. >> nice t

i am scott wapner.meeting, apple earnings and jobs reports all on deck likely to move markets with me, joe terranova, steve weiss and jim lebenthal. checking the markets, i said we have a bounce and we do across the board. there you go a pretty good day on this monday which is the most important, joe, fed decision, apple earnings, jobs repor

i'm scott wapner. in this make or break hour, the first moment of truth for the tech trade.rting earnings in less than one hour from now with so many rally hopes hanging on the nasdaq's most important names, and it all comes with the markets, as you know, already on edge. your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation looks like that for much of this day. the major averages in the red under pressure for much of the session as all eyes turn to the bond market, the ten-year yield tops 4.9%, sitting right at that level but we have yields o

i'm scott wapner live from post 9. this make-or-break hour begins with wobbly stocks.gulation, we'll start with yields. that's what we're showing you now because that's where the pressure point really is. that's where it has been and that's where it is yet again today, the ten year, continuing its climb to fresh cycle climbs. all three of the major averages under pressure throughout the session. transports, utilitie

i'm scott wapner front and center this hour, after three straight down months for stocks, some much-neededtment committee debating the road ahead as several members make newport f portfolio moves. lot of stuff going on today. check the markets. we've been mixed for much of the session. the dow is positive. the nasdaq a touch negative, 4.86 the yield on the ten-year note three straight months of declines it's been a bit of a rough stretch. mo w

i'm scott wapner live from post nine and this make or break hour begins with one of the biggest questionsr so fast that they've already forced the fed to fold and thus eventually clear the way for a fourth quarter rally. we tackle that as we track the final hour. your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation looks different than one hour ago. every s&p sector was negative. not so much anymore. we're green across the board, even the russell. staples, materials, utilities, that's whe

. >> i'm scott wapner at the new york stock exchange. this hour begins with markets on edge as acritical week gets under way. clearly, the events in the middle east have introduced a new level of risk for investors, but markets are strengthening as we move into this final hour. look at your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. at the highs of the day across the board. that's despite those geopolitical concerns. even the nasdaq, which was the big loser earlier, has turned around. it's good for 0.5%. everything is in the green, that ahead of earnings and important inflation data still to come later in the week. so, there's a lot ahead of us obviously. also worth noting today, the bond markets closed but importantly bond futures suggested a much-needed rate relief could be on the way tomorrow as yields look as though they'll be decidedly lower. it will be interesting to see how that cycles through the equity market, but perhaps some of it already is. our "talk of the tape," the risk/reward for your money and whether it's about to

welcome to c"closing bell," i'm scott wapner, this make or break hour begins with the major averagesy shaping up to be a struggle to say the least. rising rates, on that hotter than expected cpi report and a weak treasury auction right around midday. there's your picture. dow, s&p, nasdaq, russell all week. that's your score card with 60 minutes to go in regulation. there is plenty on the board, materials, industrials, staples

i'm scott wapner live from president biden. t -- post nine.ext several days deciding where your money goes whether a late year rally is in the cards. fed, apple, jobs, all in focus, more than that too your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation looks like that decent bounce for almost everything but the small caps today. the nasdaq getting a boost from its players like microsoft

i am courtney reagan in today for scott wapner. this hour the semi smackdown, chip stocks whacked. our investment committee is standing by. joining us for the hour brenda vingiella, joe terranova, amy raskin and jim lebenthal. let's get a check on the market here at noon eastern. the dow and the s&p 500 are higher. the nasdaq slightly negative. we're looking at tefrls almost al

i'm scott wapner, the good, bad, ugly of the market with the mega caps, economy and interest rates on joining me josh brown, shannon saccocia, bill baruch and jim lebenthal. a check of the markets where we have a little bit of a deterioration happening in the nasdaq as guys were just saying across the board, the russell is higher today, very much in focus on deals as well, that 5% level on the 10-year keep watching that josh, i go to you. it is good, bad, ugly. gdp was strong, pce lighter, rates towards 5% weakto

i'm scott wapner. front and center this hour, breaking for big market events in the days ahead.ort. next week earnings. the investment committee here to get ahead of all of that. joining me for the hour, everyone at post 9, josh brown, kari firestone, jim lebenthal. take you 12:00, noon, in the east. red across the board. red, too, from yields, which we continue to watch closely. 4.72 is the note on the ten year. you, josh, are real dialed in on tomorrow and the jobs report and what might

i'm scott wapner leaf from the new york stock exchange. this make or break hour, and the fed decision tomorrow, apple on thursday jobs report end the week and those events surely to decide whether the best month of the year historically for stocks gets going with a boom or bust in the meantime your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation feels like a wait and see for the markets as the stocks go for the second straight up day. >> s&p, two-thirds, nasdaq's green. russell's green and yields are green and we'll tell you about those in a second and it doesn't mean there aren't big movers as the final stretch in caterpillar reports earnings and words of softening demand in china and it is down 6% and how about vf corp cuts its dividend and look at the stock down 15% and pinterest surging on its own earnings near 19%. elsewhere, financials higher definitely a defensive tilt somewhat today utilities remain one of the better sectors, there you go, but financials are leading the way. the ten-year holding steady below 4.9% 4.87 is where we are

i'm scott wapner. front and center this hour, breaking for big market events in the days ahead. tomorrow the jobs report. next week earnings. the investment committee here to get ahead of all of that. joining me for the hour, everyone at post 9, josh brown, kari firestone, jim lebenthal. take you 12:00, noon, in the east. red across the board. red, too, from yields, which we continue to watch closely. 4.72 is the note on the ten year. you, josh, are real dialed in on tomorrow and the jobs report and what might happen to this market depending on what the print is. >> i'm usually the guy that comes on and says ignore the economic data. it's already priced in. i think in this case if we get a hot jobs report that contradicts the little bit of relief we got from adp in the middle of this week, i think that you're going to make new year lows in all the major indices. i really don't think there's any way around it. i really think if this, then that, and it's as simple as that. i wish it weren't so. i wish people weren't reacting that furiously to a monthly look at whether or not we ad

i'm scott wapner front and center this hour, the rough week for stocks, maybe the most important question just save us from a more meaningful mega cap shutdown we'll discuss and debate for your money and the markets joining me today bryn talkington, steve weiss, jenny harrington and capital wealth planning ceo kevin simpson there you go, by about 130 points, th

i'm scott wapner leaf from the new york stock exchange.nd the fed decision tomorrow, apple on thursday jobs report end the week and those events surely to decide whether the best month of the year historically for stocks gets going with a boom or bust in the meantime your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation feels like a wait and see for the markets as the stocks go for the second straight up day. >> s&p, two-thirds, nasdaq's

i'm scott wapner.ickoff to earnings season, what it will take to keep stocks moving higher. we discuss and debate the road ahead with the investment committee today. joining me for the hour bryn talkington, joe terranova, jim lebenthal, and steve weiss. check the markets, a different picture than how it looked a couple hours ago. we're red across the board. all three of the major averages are in the red, 4.63 is the yield on the 10-year note. things are looking pretty good, jimmy, until consumer sentiment came out, which was a huge miss, and then one-year inflatio

welcome to "the halftime report" i'm scott wapner from the schwab impact conference here in philadelphia thousands of registered inve investment advisers are here including our very own jason snipe. he'll make his way over to our platform when he is off. the rest of the investment committee debating the markets today as well. microsoft and alphabet as they trade in opposite directions today and the stage now set for meta this afternoon with lots to discuss for all of you with me for the hour today, our guests, and nice to see you. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> let's check the markets now you know the story the nasdaq is where the bulk of the damage is. down near 2% a loss of 236 points yields are very much the story today as well. backing up yet again toward 5% there is 491 the ten-year note yield. however, i want to start with microsoft. that is the story today or certainly one of the stories at least the positive story today as your cloud revenue growth accelerating for the first time in a couple years because of ai, you own the stock. give me your take. >> it's good we sa

i'm scott wapner on this friday live from post 9 at the new york stock exchange. the final stretch of a volatile week. earnings under way about to get busier. new questions about the state of the u.s. economy, the war in the middle east impacting gold and oil markets. your money being pulled in multiple directions as we track every move today as always. here is your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. stocks were doing well, well, until late in the morning when consumer confidence number came inel