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we do have ual up 16%, off the highs of the session, but yesterday this is the picture that we saw, what a change. it was the biggest laggard. united airlines on the dow transports yesterday, but flip it over to today, and it is a much better picture. all right. besides united, take a look at the stocks that suffered the biggest reversals of fortune yesterday, and their comebacks despite the market fizzle right now. the blue chip disaster yesterday was boeing. boeing nose dived 16%, but as we look at it today, boeing is certainly catching a little bit of air here, up 8.8%. to the s&p 500, the worst performing yesterday norwegian cruiseline, sank the most. it was very ugly yesterday, but today it is staying nicely afloat as we look at the intraday picture. you can really kind of get a sense that up 15 1/2%, nice picture, and then on the nasdaq, chinese group down 32% just 24 hours ago, well after that ugly picture, it is up 17 -- let's call it 18%. what are we to make of these opposed moves? let's bring in wall street's most closely followed economist the chief economic advisor mohammed e

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. >> all right you bought ual shares? you call it a sucker's trade >> i did it is.ecause as i mentioned, the chinese news isn't good news, the companies aren't going to be back to any reasonable level for a while. they're upside down financially. so it's momentum trade for the market that's in the speculative basket it's a small position. it's not a big one i've traded -- i know the airlines very well there's nothing i would get married to longer term it's still undecided, as if there will be growing concerns and if the equity holders will get wiped out. reasonableness will tell you that they should but right now, it's going to keep moving. >> you have this love affair with xpo, too. right? >> well, i wouldn't call it that >> well, i mean! >> you can't stay away >> and it's worked out nicely. you know, i've -- i've traded it well, i've owned it well i first got involved a year or so ago when it was 50, when it got smashed, because management ineptly misguided three times in a row. that trifecta is difficult to replicate, although we've seen wit caterpillar and boein

ual, remember, i watched it go from 20 to 50 and now what is it 32 or so in two weeks 20 to 50 to 32r stocks out there so you look at halliburton, for example. energy $12 a few weeks ago and went to $16 and now back to $12. 12 to 16 to 12 in less than two weeks. that's not a fundamental thing, that's a speculative idea. so, remember what moves the markets. the buckets that we've been talking about for the last couple months. you can understand what the market does every day and if you look into how much influencing these various buckets. the last four or five days that is overbought understandably so. is the reopening going well or not. we had outbreaks and a speed bump on the reopening story. on stimulus, rates low through 2022 and put a lot of pressure on congress this week for more stimulus so, yes, it's there, but they're going to need more treatment vaccine front still a lot there but i think that's still positive but you have three of the four buckets here that are under some pressure and that's what we're dealing with we're debating whether or not there really is a recovery, t

much alarmed that the ide of going out at the end of our years as to desire to ake any sacrifice of ac ual comfort for the sak of prolonging my sojourn an in this would be magnifi ent habitation which after all like everything else in his desolate city is but a alf finished ba n. >> louisa cath rin adams in the white h use almost disappeared, the public side of the j b i don't think ever particul rly provided much pleasure. she is sort of an unsung first lady who deserves much more exploration than she has received. >> the relationship between louisa and john quincy is elusive and in many ways distressing. i don't think he realized what a treasure he had. old john adams was struck to her. abigail never really did, but john did. >> she was born in england and educated in france and remained a foreign personality to many of the adams, but not to henry as a world traveler himself. >> she was very well educated, very sophisticated, socially i would say, and she sort of entertained john quincy's road to the white house. >> she was not happy about returning to washington as the weight of a congr

convertible ordering and $750 million like size amount of pure equity and then debt ual also said toas $5 billion but, jim, that question of business travel is an important one because a lot of those people are also in a cohort where they may not want to travel in their 40s, 50s or 60s or older and it is going to be less likely they're willing to get on a plane for one meeting >> i think that important part of the equation is not going to come back very fast. again, i don't think people want to see you i think people are much more fearful than washington makes it sound like if you can use zoom or web ex to get the deal done and everybody else is using webex the competition is the same. i think it's more that when you get there, nobody wants to be with you unless everyone wears masks and there's unified, a unified decision from washington that everyone must wear masks i think that travel by corporate travel is just not going to come back the way people think. it's just too dangerous. >> yeah, that's clearly not in the cards right now. any kind of national mandate on masks. jim, you kn

you mentioned airlines certainly jpmorgan has a corresponding view when it comes to jetblue and ual,own grades today. >> ever core had a dollar price target when american was at 12, they had a $10 price target before that and they just said, listen, take a huge amount of debt on. we have a lot of companies, the crews lines have taken on a huge amount of debt but haven't had a huge amount of bookings at prices they used to have these planes were flying, there was a fantastic article in the "new york times" about flying from germany being one of the few people on the plane and yet they gunned -- when i say gunned, bag them, gun them, liquidate it, the people who are uninformed or people who are early if you want to call them that now find that the game of musical chairs is over today will not be a day when i look at twitter, carl, other than if my wife is sending me some pictures of my beef steak tomatoes we can pop the balloon right here right now and that's what we're doing. >> they're not the only down grades today, either chevron, you were talking about yesterday, rbc takes it to s

both the convertible and the common took offering at american airlines but both of those airlines, ualave been quite successful in raising new money as well. >> yeah, travels getting a ton of news this week, s&p cuts carnival to junk follows moody's last month and barclays cuts royal caribbean and norweigian to equal weight. let's get to bob pisani. >> that carnival cruise commentary i think very important overall. two issues moving the market, the reopening trade and trade and tariff in general. let's take a look at the sectors here and remember when the reopening issue is not going as well as people had hoped, generally you get impact on energy stocks, bank stocks, industrials, that's exactly what we're seeing tech conditions its relative outperformance and absolute outperformance and consumer discretionary which moves with tech because it's tech oriented also doing well here here you see energy banks and industrials a bit on the weak side is the reopening story going well or not? carl was referencing the trade and travel, the travel and leisure stocks, carnival is down, downgrade ov

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