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we told you over the weekend, intel qualifying for grants and followed by textron up 1.5%.. the s&p and nasdaq are coming off five-session win streaks and best week since november of last year. now investors are waiting for the first rate cut in just about four years. checking the bond market ahead of that. 3.64. important to note the 30-year is back below 4%. remember, this is the read on inflation expectations. one of the factors for the fed when it comes to rate cuts. we want to look at energy and oil coming off the first winning week in the last five. take a look at crude. higher right now. wti up .50%. earlier this morning, it was up over 1%. still below $70 a barrel. key sentiment level there. brent crude up .30%. >>> that is the money set up. let's turn our attention back to the developing story. the fbi investigating what appears to be an attempted assassination of former president trump. it's the second such attempt in over two months. this time near his golf course in west palm beach, florida. a suspect is in custody. our eamon javers is joining us with more on th

textron has never had a workforce strike. that is another one we are watching.han: if we have a capital raise of $10 billion what do we price that capital right at? sheila: these are tough questions. i think it depends when they raise, how long the strike lasts. this is a global duopoly. but right now secondaries have never been so large. we do not see $20 billion secondaries. every $5 billion is 1% diluted. jonathan: this was the set up for the next question. you have a price target of 270. how hard is it to achieve when we have not seen the capital raise yet? we don't know how large it is going to be either. sheila: it keeps getting pushed out. as those delivery numbers get pushed out we have cut our delivery estimates since january. they continue to miss and those get pushed. you cannot manufacture 700 maxes a year. i think the cap as around 550 maxes a year, just on where the is. jonathan: it is good to see you there. sheila kahyaoglu there with jeffries. going in a tough spot. lisa: what a mess. this is a time you have to be investing in forward-looking tec