again the russell sold off 15% into that death cross. of like what we have done here and then actually sold off another 13% before it bottomed i kind of disagree with the chartist because i think there was a lot of pain after it if you remember the first quarter of 2016 that was a point at which markets actually hit a significant low. it was an oversold low a froegt low and then the russell went on an 85% rally before it peaked i don't agree. >> if you want to look at -- put it this way. we have already -- we're down quite a bit already on the iwm, 145 that's the level to watch. if we get a ka that is rightic move there and reversal, big volume like guy likes that's the day you want to look to buy some for that trade and i'll give ut bull he shall setup. we have a fed meeting come up. let's say they go ahead and raise rates but come out in the press conference and are a little bit dovish. that would certainly get this market requesting. >> do you want to split screen with somebody guy you haven't split screen. >> you guys do it together.

the time. any of that seem to fit? we did find that russellundred thousand dollars in life insurance on him. obviously, like you said, money is a motive. love is a motive. pride is a motive. josh mankiewicz: for the detective, those factors seemed to point in the direction of russell's wife, brenna douglas. not only had she been cheated on and publicly humiliated by russell, but she was the main beneficiary of three life insurance policies he'd taken out on himself. the problem was, brenna's alibi was solid. there were plenty of people who could confirm that they had been with her at the time russell douglas was killed. the detective knew he needed a break. and in july 2004, exactly seven months to the day after the murder of russell douglas, he got one. i was actually out canvassing and interviewing again. and i got a phone call that said we had a tip on the russell douglas homicide. josh mankiewicz: plumberg's partner on the investigation, mike beech, took the call. he just said, hey, i'm just calling to see if you have any unsolved homicide

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the morning. zzzquil pure zzzs. ♪ >>> look at that picture. kurt russell family christmas came together. three generations got together for the premiere of kurt's new netflix movie "the christmas chronicles." look at kurt rocking that hair. he can pull it off. and even the movie is a bit of a family affair because kurt stars with his son oliver. >> santa claus live and in person one night only. >> kurt is santa and oliver is the dad of two kids who help. ol' st. nick save christmas. >> i was very committed to getting the right look, but i knew that would be growing the beard and we colored my hair which i still have, but, yes, i wanted him to look right. >> kurt, goldie and the russell/hudson clan minus new mama kate and her kids were on the red carpet. kurt once played a mall santa claus for his son wyatt because the santa on duty had left. >> i looked at the costume. it was a really good costume, really good beard. i was hidden behind it really well. so i didn't think. i didn't think wyatt would pick up on me being mall santa and >> let's get this party

[laughter] i saw the cnn camera next to an elevator in the russell building this morning and got nervous. this morning chris even suggested, there's surely got to be room for a television show that goes along the lines of jerry seinfeld's comedians in cars getting coffee. some decaffeinated version like, senators nellvaters with advocates. so wait for that one. there's an old joke that says when you're serving in the house of representative, you run toward the press at every opportunity. when you're in the senate, you run away from the press as fast as you can. my experience has been, that's not a joke, that's an axiam. let me get serious for a couple of minutes here. i'd like to say a few words tonight about the search for truth. which is what all of you here tonight are all about. it's what defines your profession. near the beginning of the document that made us free, our declaration of independence, thomas jefferson wrote, we hold these truths to be self-evident, so from our very beginnings, our freedom has been predicated on truth. the founders were visionary in this regard. understa

looking at the russell, let's not ignore the small and midcaps, those are the ones that are less exposed to something like a trade war. we will be talking trade in just a minute because still happening, this time with the european union, but right now, we are down 1.25% here. does that bode poorly? are we more nervous when we see the russell go down? it's supposed to be more resilient. >> the russell has been the weakest of the group here recently, so it is good to see it holding its ground a little bit more. but if you're looking at the other markets, we're down 2%, we are giving back last week's gain is really what it comes down to. to get to the dollar, i have been iffy on this dollar strength for awhile. we made new highs but it happened when the banks were closing the cash market so if a tree falls in the forest and there's no one to hear it, did it actually make new highs? we have to see where it stands at week's end. we are not getting the fundamentals in our face every day of how much money corporations are doing. looking at apple, $190 is a very important point. i want to make i

. >> so then we take -- we took the 1,000 largest companies, the russell 1,000. we break them up into their individual sectors, and then we take the top half of each sector every year we rerank, take the top half that composes the just index, which this etf tracks. >> so our people are watching. if they feel like you do, they buy shares in this >> hold on, hold on. >> okay. >> here's the great punchline. on average, those companies earn 7% more return on equity than the ones in the bottom half. and of course you know returns on equity translates to booyah, higher prices. >> you know what this says to me this is an index with a heart. >> well, here's a chance to do good, feel good, and hopefully make money now, i have no idea what this index is going to do in the future what i can tell you is the historical performance is that since we've had the index live for the past two years, it's out before the russell and the s&p 500 by about 4% and 3.5% respectively the current constituents have outperformed the russell 1,000 since 2007 by almost 50% and, again, it makes se

luke: on the close, we have a cross to russell's and it's moving below the 200 day.ly considered a technical bearish side. one of the things benefiting the russell was the idea that it is a haven from trade war. know if the trade story has necessarily improved so efficiently. the russell has deteriorated. two reasons why is one, a lot of the companies don't make money. around 30-40%. they're much more sensitive to short-term interim rates. they tend to be voting a much higher share. we see it really kicking up so that is another thing that drags small caps. scarlet: what about trade? the straight matter? -- does trade matter? how are you factoring in trade into equities? ed: we are watching closely like everybody else. it is not look like the trade issues have had a big impact in the u.s.. maybe a bigger impact outside of the united states. it has contributed to a stronger dollar, but so far, the direct impact of the trade war in the u.s. has been modest. unless you get acceleration of trade tensions, we will probably be ok. romaine: what happens if we get to the 25%

the russell finishing the day lower.e major indexes up on the week shares of juniper network. we'll talk to the ceo about the company strategy coming up joining us to talk about the market day finance professor ibm, the biggest lagger goldman sachs. trip adviser was the big winner for the week cody was the laggard there mike, how would you characterize the week we had midterm leelections. >> it is interesting it shows the market is in a bit of a tricky spot it is about a week before election day today and yesterday the market kind of stopped exactly where you plight hamight have thought. now we pulled back a little more than 1% from those levels. it seems as if these patterns would be the same if it was for forming a good bottom or if, you know, we are still in this stressed environment it seems we haven't really dispensed with higher treasury yields and kind of questions about the longevity of the earnings booth >> when you assess the sort of technicals is it going to be hard to meaningfully shake off the negativity we

right wing populists have also been trying to embrace the movement the russell amol nazionale join the protests despite brazilians efforts to keep them away. we support this movement because they're criticizing the same things that we've been criticizing for years. dude it's environmental protection that punishes french people and that's precisely what mr mcconnell wants to make running a car too expensive for normal people. after months of planning and organizing the protests priscilla is now powerless to prevent nationalists using the movement for its own aims there have been several cases of right wing yellow vests subjecting car drivers to racist abuse and damaging their vehicles for silly is appalled i don't we don't we don't want people promoting a potties ideology. they can come as regular citizens because this is a citizen's movement and. we don't want them showing up to represent the. other parties have also attempted to instrumental as the protest movement purposively a little ski doesn't want them manning the barricades it's not a question of being left or right wing she say

you could possibly find in the russell 2,000. >> now are you saying now going into this we're up 400 points and you say now is the time -- >> no, what i said you had to come into this long. i think if there was one area i would look at right here and say, okay, up 400, pete, maybe it's the russell now you get a lower dollar and a lower yield. the rest of it, as i said before, i think you had to come in long. >> they nailed right to it yesterday. you and i top of the show yesterday talked about the spider trade a very large chad they shorted the 271.50s to buy the 272s. we ran right to that level it's like they had the script. >> can we put a chart on the bones of what they're talking about? the dollar has come up quite a bit. you can take a look at that. everything is spiking. and go to the ten year, scott. >> the drop in yields. >> the markets are reacting around the world to this statement. sometimes you get a bounce it overshoots a little bit it could come back this is seen as a dovish or backing off of the most hawkish interpretations. >> this is being seen as powell blinking >> n

travis: like, the story wasn't clear. russelllick funnels, so any entrepreneur can build a sales funnel. lemonis: at its most basic, an online sales funnel is a series of pages that leads consumers to the check-out. introducing the product, telling the story, getting them invested in it, finally taking them to the sales page and even upselling them additional products. it's a great way to convert visitors into customers because you're giving them step-by-step guidance. did you put any ideas together on paper for them to see? russell: i did. the first thing i want to show you -- for redesign for the homepage, we did this right here. so we'll have something that shows right here, and then there's a video of you guys telling your story, and then you tell them, "look down below and find the cause that matches what you care about the most." they come down here and they say, "i'm interested in breast cancer," and i can see what's happening. i can see how much money's been raised so far. they can click on it, then it takes them to their

right wing populists have also been trying to embrace the movement the russell i'm all nazionale join the protests despite brazilians efforts to keep them away. we support this movement because they're criticizing the same things that we've been criticizing for years. dude it's environmental protection that punishes french people and that's precisely what mr mcconnell wants to make running a car too expensive for normal people. after months of planning and organizing the protests priscilla is now powerless to prevent nationalists using the movement for its own aims there have been several cases of right wing yellow vests subjecting car drivers to racist abuse and damaging their vehicles for silly is appalled. and we don't want people promoting a party's ideology. they can come as regular citizens because this is a citizens movement. that we don't want them showing up to represent their posse. other parties have also attempted to instrumental lies the protest movement purposively a little ski doesn't want them manning the barricades it's not a question of being left or right wing she s

may own feeling is, the russell crowe version was more boring but this is more stupid.re foy, formerly known as the queen, now known as the girl in the spider's web. she's back. she's the latest incarnation of lisbeth salander. it is written by david lagercrantz. he took over from stig larsson. she's is an avenging angel and is called to steal a programme from nasa which can access all the world's computer codes. everybody wants it and it will fall into the hands of the wrong people, particularly a group called the spiders. where as previous instalments of this series were basically psychological thrillers, this is much more an action—adventure. here is a clip. alarm clock rings. loud explosion. definitely lots of action. action—packed. it doesn't have the grit of the films with noomi rapace. it's more like david fincher‘s. but what it does have going for it is claire foy. the story itself goes into superhero territory. the arejumping into matte black cars and motorbikes and it looks like a batman movie. there are lots of stand—offs between people extravagantly dressed.

three killin in the eight months after the arrest of brandon russell and devon arthurs. predictions of violence seemed to have come true.s but arthd given police one more warning. >> thompso he claimed that atomwaffen had members inside the military. >> okay. n thompson: from everything i've learned, dethurs is a deeply troubled young man. he gave conflicting explanations for the killgs and was ultimately deemed mentally unfit to stand trial. but as i continue myat investn, his description of atomwaffen and its ambitions is checkinout. atomwaffen's confidential chat logs support arthurs' clm that the group is recruiting soldiers. and they reveal the existence of what they describe as "hate camps," in which members with military experience provide training in firearms and guerrilla tactics. one hate camp early this year took place here... in death valley, on the border between nevada and california. atomwaffen filmed themselves training out in the desert. the oup was drawn to death valley because of its association with charles manson. they made a pilgrimage to devil's ho

to see declines of the major averages and this is the s&p 500 , the dow on the nasdaq along with the russell000 and the stock. take a look at the volatility on the year, in january we had a big up month they gave way to andl declines in an gains declines a lot of uncertainty, neither the bulls with the mayor's having a lot of conviction in terms of what's going on in the bulls takeover in the summer with strong earnings reports but the fed on the prospect of rising rates really seems to have put a dent into this market along with trade fairs and the tech route we are seeing right now. have the russell 2000 down about 4% on the year in the dow and s&p 500 and the nasdaq down ever so slightly, so again, a very bearish tone as to what's happening, we are dragging on the s&p 500 on the day, let's take a look at the most movers at apple down 3.5% in a bear market, joining facebook in the faang trade, it really has to do with a lack of confidence as occurred in 2012 and 2015 around iphone demand, target down 10.7%, they missed constantly liana earnings missed and investors are not liking this ahea

same basic explosive kit here that the ston marathon bombers had. ♪ >> thompson: the night of arthurs' aest, brandon russelltained and questioned by local police and the fbi. he told a differt story. he said the explosives were his, t insisted he was only using th to power model rockets. atomwaffen was nothing more than a club. the police released russell without charging him. they even ve him a ride home so he could pick up his car. russell promptly disappeared. he met up with another atomwaffen member and beganin drsouth. as the men drove, the fbi issuer an at warrant for russell on explosives charges. >> we had his picture. we were told that he could possibly be going up near turkey point for some type of terrorist act. that's all we knew. >> thompson: that's all you knew? >> that was it. he turned into the burger king. i put my patrol car right behino his car lock it in. and tdidn't even think, i jus got out "brandon, come here." and he looked at me and he looked startled for a second, and before i gave him reaction to do anything, i just graed his arm and started handcuffing him. do you have any weapon

may own feeling is, the russell crowe version was more boring but this is more stupid.formerly known as the queen but now known as the girl in the spider's web. this is the latest film of lizbeth solano. it is written by david lagercrantz. she's in arranging angeland written by david lagercrantz. she's in arranging angel and is called to steal a programme which can access all the world was my computer kos. everybody wants it and falls into the hands of the wrong people. where as previous instalments of this series would basically psychological thrillers, this is much more an action adventure. here is a clip. no. alarm clock rings loud explosion definitely lots of action. it doesn't have the grit of the films we saw doesn't have the grit of the films we saw earlier. is what it does have going for it is claire foy. the story itself goes into superhero territory. the ad jumping into black ca rs territory. the ad jumping into black cars and motorbikes and it looks like a batman movie. there are stand—offs bid for bass between people extravagantly dressed. they turn of peopl

the russell was up 2.5%.r a broader cnbc update with sue herera. >> hello, wilf, thank you. here's what's happening at this hour challenges ahead for nancy pelosi house democrats voted 203-32 in a closed door session for her to be house speaker, but she will need more support to survive a full floor vote early next year. she will need 218 votes if all republicans vote against her as it likely. the white house did not block cia director gena haspel for briefing in the senate about the war in yemen, the yay spokesman saying the notion that anyone told her not to attend was ridiculous however, many senators couldn't understand why she wasn't there for the briefing. >> not having gina haspel is a cover-up to the critical questions that the members of the senate have in the murder of jamal khashoggi and a question on the u.s./saudi relationships. >> that's the update i'll send it back down to you. >> sue, thank you. >>> the s&p 500 had a rally, the second best day so far this year and many investors are wondering

so is the russell but i think the nasdaq is struggling because the president did say that he may, this would be a bargaining chip, throw tariffs on any laptops or phones that are imported from china, and that includes apple, because they manufacture there and apple, which is heavily weighted in the s&p, is down nearly a percent. chris, i want to get to you. we haven't brought up the federal reserve but you have the vice-chair coming out and saying keep going, very gradually, on the rate hikes but you've got to make sure that you hit that target, that sweet spot of -- well, i don't even know, is it 2% or 3% inflation? who knows what the fed considers as neutral. right now, the probability of a december rate hike is nearing 80% again. >> yeah. i mean, the market is telling you they are going to do that. i think that after that, it's going to -- maybe they will pull back, maybe they won't. i think the fed chair is kind of in a hard position because if he does back off, it might look like he's bowing to pressure from the president, but i think you have to look at what the fed's mandate is.

the russell 2000 is falling quite a bit. it is in the red.ally after the midterm elections, people feel more comfortable. should be the makings of some early. -- some early. what are you hearing when you talk to people? sarah: everyone seems helpful, they keep mentioning the santa claus rally. we have been lower in the fourth quarter five times. everyone seems hopeful. they keep looking to these statistics from saint eventually we will get back on track. for the time being, concerns that remain ahead of them in terms -- the midterms we are still dealing with trade. maybe we will get movement forward at the g20 meeting between president xi and president trump and that could spark the santa claus rally. scarlet: we have just over a week of this to go before we get some kind of resolution, perhaps. caroline: a week of talking about it. we are likely to see lower volumes. sarah: when you have lighter volume, you can see large moves one way or another. potentially that is what we are seeing in certain areas. however, we've seen stocks lower , but

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or think about the s&p 500 the russell 2500. you come to a number the looks percent -- 10%.eed to be able to get that. and the bank debt, i think it is starting to approach sevens and 810 nights. nines.ts and what should i be thinking about if i'm willing to buy this? yes or no. jonathan: we will wrap it up with some rapidfire questions for each guest. have we seen peak growth and united states? andy: yes. noelle: yes. tom: yes. jonathan: it was right in 2019 noelle: -- market. andy: said. tom: fed. andy: more to come. noelle: i still like high-quality high-yield here. tom: more spread to come. jonathan: it is a great to catch up with you guys. noelle, you have been fantastic as well. andrew chorlton, noelle corum and thomas atteberry. we will be with you next friday at 1:00 p.m. new york time, 6:00 p.m. in london. for our worldwide audience, this was "bloomberg real yield." ♪ administration says it will reimpose all u.s. sanctions on iran that has been lifted under the landmark 2015 nuclear deal. the sanctions will take effect monday and cover iran's shipping, financial and

phrase sticks with me whenever i have my elevator moments, or whenever money jumps from behind the russell trolley to pepper me with gotcha questions. [applause] ou know it's true. i guess i have still pretty good . in the ensuing years, james madison flake went on to honor his wife's memory by traveling and crisscrossing the state of arizona and as far away as colorado to promote women's suffrage. i have to think that this week more than a century later james madison flake would be as proud as his great grandson that arizona has elected its first female senator. [applause] let me close by thanking all of you for the important work that you do. for the past 18 years i have run towards you and i have run away from you. and i have enjoyed -- well, almost every minute of it. the work you do here is more important than ever. and you do it well. please keep doing it. and lastly, and most sincerely, go get them, akosta. -- acosta. [applause] do not back down. thank you for having me here tonight. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the nat

big move there for the nasdaq. russell still jumping up 2 1/2%. 36 points. e breaking news on altria group and jewel. you guys know jewel. that is the e-cigarette maker, very controversial company. according to the dow jones newswires it looks like jewel and altria may have a deal. it could be several weeks away. but that altria group will take minority stake maybe in the e-cigarette giant. let me get to gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange. altria jumps 2% right now. >> wow, liz, what a turnaround in sentiment today. you went over major indexes all turning positive for the year. everything was interpreted negatively when i was here last week. not so today. in fact we're talk about a jay powell fan club down here. i got to tell you. a lot of people crediting the president who offered criticism of powell, did he pressure powell to make a big change in what he was saying? got it tell you we're expecting a bit after pop minutes into the close. we're getting it. the dow up 613 points as you can see right here. the nasdaq having a great day up

the sideline. >> rich: russell wilson in a similar situation last year against the texans, it started with a big play on the first play of the drive. get the ball inside the 20 if they're able to get off the field on third down you can't dink-and-dunk in this situation. there will be no time outs left on the clock for the seahawks. first they've got to get off the field on third down. >> kevin: keenan allen, another tight end in sean culkin. jared watt is in there. second down and seven. seattle. two time outs. pitchout. gordon. blocked by watt. down at the 50. no gain on the play. wagner again with a hit. also, stephen was right there plugging the gap. let's take you back to new york. cbs studios. james brown. >> boomer: hey, j.b., l.a. rams. down in new orleans. kevin and rich. >> kevin: he had been out with an injury, he's back and paying dividends. what about the resilient l.a. rams. >> rich: a great running back, hot young quarterback, a ton of money tied up in the defensive line. >> kevin: third down and seven. chargers have missed their last six third downs. time out, rivers. 1:48 to go.

the win winner is the russell. for more go to cnbc.com/kensho "the halftime report" with scott wapner and the trarss ck t mutesde iba this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. >>> we're back the dow jones down 430 points. watching crude oil closely as well we're all wondering the next question, is the worst over for crude prices our next guest thinks so, mark fisher, one of the most respected traders, joins us from miami. good to see you, mark. what do you make of this big decline we've seen since the middle of october alone. >> can i answer the question, when do you

beenath crosses have unpredictable on the s&p 500. 1980, there have been 13 death crosses in the russell has shown weakness over the next two to four weeks. the average rate of return has been positive 67% of the time. it is not necessarily a sign of death, but i would rather not see it. let's look at sector action here. connor inwe go there, colorado. do you see any near-term turnaround in commodity markets, particularly golden oil? >> i think we have already discussed that. you might have a bounce in oil. it is holding at previous lows from earlier in the year. you have got to keep your eye for oil. they are meeting on december 6. it is changing the dynamics of the oil market because there is a position paper that the saudis are putting together -- schwab.com/live specials. ♪ amanda: this is bloomberg markets. shery: i am shery ahn in new york. filipino fast food gets cooking in the big apple. the largest fast food chain in the philippines and largest asian restaurant company is opening in manhattan location. let's welcome the ceo anything a director. ernesto, great to have you with us

the chargers next, but philip rivers in l.a. in seattle today. seahawks down eight with seven seconds left. russellilson on fourth and two going for the end zone, incomplete, but there's a flag. pass interference. seattle gets one last shot. no time left. wilson steps up in the pocket. his pass to david moore dropped. chargers win their fifth straight 25-17. the final. so yes, the a's bringing home some hardware. two gold gloves. >> the russell wilson pass, what else can you do, you hit them right there, you're supposed to catch it. >> got to do your job, david moore. >> thanks, mindy. >>> could "bow "look what she's accomplished... she authored the ban on assault weapons... pushed the desert protection act through congress, and steered billions of federal dollars to california projects such as subway construction and wildfire restoration." "she... played an important role in fighting off ...trump's efforts to kill the affordable care act." california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. california values senator dianne feinstein california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us

you think about the s&p 500 or the russell 2500. ever you want, you sort of come to a number that looks more like 10%. long-term equity returns. i need to be able to get that. hasto the bank debt, which become a bigger piece of the capitalization, i think it has started to approach sevens and eights and nines. bank debt and less capitalization below me than the was before. to give the relative, much and i be thinking about, i'm willing to buy this, yes or no? jonathan: we will wrap it up with some rapidfire questions for each guest. let's get to the first one. have we seen peak growth in the united states? andy: yes. noelle: yes. tom: yes. jonathan: who is right in 2019, market pricing or fed forecasts? andy: fed. noelle: market. tom: fed. jonathan: value in high yield or more spread widening to come. andy: more to come. noelle: i still like high-quality high-yield here. tom: more spread to come. widening to come. jonathan: great to catch up with you both, and noelle, you have been fantastic as well. [laughter] andy chorlton, noelle

right wing populists have also been trying to embrace the movement the russell amol nazionale join the protests despite bacilli as efforts to keep them away. we support this movement because they're criticizing the same things that we've been criticizing for years. dude it's environmental protection that punishes french people and that's precisely what mr mcconnell wants to make running a car too expensive for normal people the. after months planning and organizing the protests priscilla is now powerless to prevent nationalists using the movement for its own aims there have been several cases of right wing yellow vests subjecting car drivers to racist abuse and damaging their vehicles brasilia is appalled. and we don't want people promoting a party's ideology. they can come as regular citizens because this is a citizens movement. that we don't want them showing up to represent their policy. other parties have also attempted to instrumental lies the protest movement purposively a little ski doesn't want them manning the barricades it's not a question of being left or right when she says

more than a correction, not quite a bear market yet for the nasdaq. russell 2000 posted a record on august 31st. lost it all down 15% since then. finally the transport. for the record close on september 14th, they lost 12 percentage points. how the bulls finally run their course is morgan stanley right. or the bears now out in freely plain. let's get right to the show and traders of the new york stock exchange. what is it like down there on the floor? is it orderly? we know it is relatively thin on this week and are we in a bear market? >> it is pretty quiet. coming in this week we knew there would be a lack of participation could only 3.5 trading days on a normal holiday week. that is actually adding to these large swings we see in the market. liz: this is unusual. you and i have been around long enough time to see a 400-point loss. >> the fear is in the market. that doesn't mean it can be done orderly. i think investors watch this market evaporated up another watching it evaporate down. cash is always came parent whether you need money on the sidelines or w

i want to note, and i've been noting the last couple days about the russell 2000, notably outperforming the market the nasdaq is only down 10%. the russell under performing even the technology stocks a lot of people trying to figure out what exactly this means. there's a camp of people who note higher rates are a challenge. but generally the small caps have had weaker economic growth this quarter the third quarter than the s&p 500. generally the booech is not as great as the s&p 500 some people are trying to argue this is presizing slower economic growth in the first half of 2019 this is hotly debated. bottom line, melissa, a lot of people are taking note of that decline in the small caps. best to you. >> when you're looking at a debt cross personally people start getting worried >> 1500 day. that's what that is about. >> exactly, losing momentum. >>> apple, the dollar, small caps, which is a bigger concern for the market let's bring in richard bernstein advisers multistrategists with wells fargo asset management good to have you with us, i'll kick it off with you it feels like we're in

the dow is up 100 points nasdaq mopping 1.3%, the russell 2000 index is up 1.5%, not really making a nt in the losses that we've seen over the past two days, but a little bit of a bounce. >> the most important thing in that that we just learned is as long as you go to the gym in the morning, you can start drinking straight afterwards. does that apply to thanksgiving or just on vacation? >> people don't work out on thanksgiving it's food, football, shopping. >> drinking. >> exercise doesn't really fit in >> a new holiday for you. >> i've been here three years. >> still ahead, speaking of shopping, the retail sector has been hit hard lately, but black friday may be a bright spot according to a portfolio manager who is on the cusp of the best holiday season ever. >> a market pop may be the boost to your 401(k) and a look at what is having an your retirement earnings. that all after the break let's begin. yes or no? do you want the same tools and seamless experience across web and tablet? do you want $4.95 commissions for stocks, $0.50 options contracts? $1.50 futures contracts? what abou

of men's population could vote so the enemy was more democratic and i know you mentioned the line about russell the real british philosopher in the new solar views yes yes i mean and also you know there's the argument that it was the defense of small nations but that belgium had been. in the congo and cause over ten million deaths ok in britain walk upon twelve million seven hundred thousand miles of the globe so how does that work if you look at the other argument was that it was about securing british naval supremacy well it's clear that actually these reports had come from a gentleman working for coventry ordinance company that were basically creating these ideas that the germans were in some way had secret plans to overcome the british but that was debunked to the point that winston churchill came out and said actually that was a lie besides in one thousand twenty two after world war one britain in the washington navy treaty with the united states and japan basically submitted the seas to some extent to these other two powers moreover if we actually to look at what it was really about it wa

the russell 2000 an iex of small cap companies is in correction territory. it's down about2%ver the past three months. and it's raising concerns of moree canness ahead. chris retires letter, coportfolioag m of needham small cap growth fundit joins us his take. >> thank you for having me. >> what is your take? the small caps are a little bit less liquid than larger stocks if you are a long term investor you are still bullish on the secretarier >> bullish on america.nk we t small caps are great place to be longtime. we are going throu a bit of a cycle now. the economy is we believe going er some a little bit a really great earnings that we saw earlier in the year where they were benefitting from the tax overhaul, cash repatriation. but we annualize the benefits. and we coulew see st of an earnings recession not an economic recession. but for p a stockker that's a great opportunity. great are volatility coming back into t marketplace as the federal reserve is raising rates anf kind taking stimulus out of the market. but that's where thes opportunitegin to occur

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the peak in the market, the trough of october 29th before this ricochet occurred s&p, 11.2, the russellall cap, tech sector, semis more and then the king. if you can drop 40%, ricochet back 25 and 10 start, you can certainly go lower there's no valuation to discuss. when you can surge, plunge, surge, plunge, it's in the hands of the algos and the chartists it is nothing to do with valuation at all but i'd be careful >> all right thanks, carter mike, what do you do >> i think the way to play this is with a put spread carter just said it. this stock is extremely volatile we've seen wild swings buying it or shorting it, you're taking unlimited risk either way. you definitely want to use an options trade here the thing is, of course, as josh pointed out, it's implying a move of about 10%. that's more than it normally implies. another way to think about that is options are expensive is there a way to press a bearish bet here but risk considerably less? i think there is i was looking out to january you can buy the 200 160 put spread spending 50 bucks, selling the others for 4 bucks you're spe

the russell more tech small cap a little bit more nasdaq more, the semis more and then the king.f you can drop 40% ricochet back and you can go lower. there is no valuation to discuss. when you can surge, plunge, surge, plunge it's in the hands of the algos appear the chartists nothing to do with valuation at all but i would be careful. >> all right thanks carter. so, mike what do you do? >> i think the way to play this is with a put spread carter just said it thp the stock is extremely volatile we've seen wild swings bying it or shorting it you take essentially unlimited risk either way you definitely want to use the options trade here the thing is of course as josh pointed out it's implying a move of 10%, more than it normally implies. another way though think about that is options are expensive. is there a way to press a bearish bet here but risk considerably less? i think there is i was locking out to january you could by the 200, 160 put spreads. selling the others for $4. net-net you spend $11 a just little bit over the 25% of the distance between the strikes we are lochg l

the peak in the market, the trough of october 29th about this ricochet occurred s&p 11.2, the russell little bit more small cap a little bit more, nasdaq 100 a little bit more, the semis more, and then the king if you can drop 40%, ricochet back 25 and then start to -- you can certainly go lower there's no valuation to discuss when you can surge, plunge, surge, plunge, it's in the hands of the outgoes and the hands of the chartist it has nothing to dowith valuation at all, but i would be careful. >> thanks, carter. so, mike, what do you do >> i think the way to play this is with a put spread carter just said it, this stock is extremely volatile. we've seen some wild swings buying it or shorting it you're taking essentially unlimited risk either way. so you definitely want to use an options trade here the thing is, of course, as josh pointed out, it's implying a move of about 10%. that's more than it normally implies. another way to ink about that is options are expensive. is this a way that we could press a bear issish bet here but risk less? i think there is i was looking out to janu

compared to the tech sector and the russell 2000, that's an important thing. ople were selling everything but sold less of this and that is the definition of relative strength so here's a chart. weekly bars, and it goes back to 2013-14. we have a couple set-ups here. one of them is of course this head and shoulder bottom but what we have now, i want to focus on this. is this wedge of course. and my hunch is we're going to get pretty good moves out of this formation now, let's talk about the relative performance this is that same chart and what has happened three or four times is that when this starts to improve, when this starts to improve, which it is starting to improve you then get both absolute and relative performance. so i think this sets up for the breakout absolute. i like the developmental action on relative. oracle here i want to be long. >> all right thanks for that, carter. well, the professor today is out in san francisco so mike, what's your trade on oracle >> yeah, so, you know, oracle is an interesting situation we have earnings coming up this i