i'm scott wapner at the new york stock exchange. whether it is still intact or in serious trouble thanks to the dramatic move in interest rates. we'll ask our experts over the final stretch including blackrock's rick rieder. we'll zero in on the nasdaq and that's where the recent selling has been most pronounced and it's down .75% off the worst levels of the day, below 20,000 as you'll see and we'll watch it closely. nvidia and apple under pressure again, too, and speaking of, we have morgan stanley's apple analyst, erik woodring is coming up later for the apple and iphone demand, as well. it takes us to the talk of the tape. has the path of the bull market taken a turn for the worse? let's ask blackrock's rick rieder. thank you for joining us. >> the employment number on friday was pretty powerful and when you look at the confluence of data, you have an economy that's operating on a strong level. we talkeded about about it a b times on your show. if you look at how the service sector did again and look at the services economy, they

i'm scott wapner at the new york stock exchange.t surging. 60 go in regulation. as you can see, red all over the place and it was like that right from the jump today, happened as bond yields hit the highest level in more than a year. we'll ask the wharton school's jeremy siegel where stocks are likely to head in the weeks

i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner.belated new year's celebration on wall street. the index is tracking to end a five-day losing streak with a brisk rally. the s&p 500 up more than 1%, more like 1.3%, trading back almost exactly at this moment to its 50-day moving average. helped by a rebound and several marquee tech

and scott wapner. we begin with a backup in yields, the uneasiness in stocks. we are watching the 30 year, the tenure as well with rates moving a touch lower. that was after a bond auction. nonetheless, the 30 year is closing in on 5%. there is the 10 year near 470. as a result of that, they have been unsettled for most of the week and they are, as you see, yet again, a

. >> i'm scott wapner from post nine.tter slumping. shares were downgraded to sell today and both are dragging on the nasdaq in this final stretch. we'll show you the majors and you'll see what i'm talking about with 60 to go in regulation. >>> what started as a record-setting day for nvidia following jensen huang's speech has turned into the worst day for shares since september

i'm scott wapner at the new york stock exchange.e thanks to the dramatic move in interest rates. we'll ask our experts over the final stretch including blackrock's rick rieder. we'll zero in on the nasdaq and that's where the recent selling has been most pronounced and it's down .75% off the worst levels of the day, below 20,000 as you'll see and we'l

and scott wapner. we begin with a backup in yields, the uneasiness in stocks. we begin the final stretch here and we are watching the 30 year, the tenure as well with rates moving a touch lower. that was after a bond auction. nonetheless, the 30 year is closing in on 5%. there is the 10 year near 470. as a result of that, they have been unsettled for most of the week and they are, as you see, yet again, a mixed picture. not much movement in either picture. the rusoul is the biggest decline or day today with deals going up. it is worth watching several of the quantum computing names as well over this last hour. they are plunging. i guess that is the word for it. we are getting down 41%. quantum plunging. he delivered a bit of a reality check. we will watch those too. we are watching shares of solventum as well . a letter to shareholders was sent urging the company to focus on their performance. if they take the necessary steps to get it, thanks for talking. rapidly rising rates and the future of this rally. let's bring in cnbc steve lee smith and bryn. i will go

i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner. make or break hour begins with a belated new year's celebration on wall street. the index is tracking to end a five-day losing streak with a brisk rally. the s&p 500 up more than 1%, more like 1.3%, trading back almost exactly at this moment to its 50-day moving average. helped by a rebound and several marquee tech leaders. hat same upside data surprise also allowing for treasury yields to stay firm. with the ten-year above 4.5% once again as equity investor tries to make their peace with a less dovish fed and unclear fiscal policy impacts in the coming year. now, none of that is slowing nvidia shares, though. which are now up 5% better than that, in fact, over the first two days of the trading year and have returned to the upper end of the six-month trading range. which takes us to our talk of the tape. is the market now free of the indecisive december choppiness that dropped the average stock by more than 6%? and what are the crucial catalysts to watch from here as january unfolds?

. >> i'm scott wapner from post nine. we begin with nvidia and apple, the former reversing, the latter slumping. shares were downgraded to sell today and both are dragging on the nasdaq in this final stretch. we'll show you the majors and you'll see what i'm talking about with 60 to go in regulation. >>> what started as a record-setting day for nvidia following jensen huang's speech has turned into the worst day for shares since september. he's speaking again this hour. most of the other big names are also lower, tesla got smacked today. that doesn't happen very often, either. rising yields, they could be part of the problem with the market today. some stronger economic data sending the 30-year to its highest level in more than a year. the ten-year today is also moving higher. it has been lately, almost 470 now. something to watch closely. we will, of course. it takes us to our talk of the tape. today's price action, and arguably the two most popular stocks on the street, nvidia and apple. we have reports on both. we begi

i'm scott wapner at the new york stock exchange. we begin with a market upset, hotter than expected jobs report surging. 60 go in regulation. as you can see, red all over the place and it was like that right from the jump today, happened as bond yields hit the highest level in more than a year. we'll ask the wharton school's jeremy siegel where stocks are likely to head in the weeks ahead. the russell leading the declines, financials getting hit as well. there is the russell down more than 2% today. tech not far behind either. several megacap stocks are seeing see ing big losses today. cold water, more of it, on the iphone upgrade cycle. that's the talk of the tape. for that stock, hit with a big downgrade this week, now these appreciate concerns. let's bring in our tech reporter steve kovach who is here with more. when this particular analyst speaks, you listen. >> i always listen. and this is, scott, this is a dreary note from that analyst. he's over at tf international securities, what i consider the best analyst out there coveri