all victory park, or as it is also called victoria square, occupies an area of ​​more than 200 hectares of which are occupied by komsomolskoye the lake was formed by blocking a section of the svisloch river, if you delve a little into history, then the opening of this park was originally planned for june 22 , 1941. for this, soviet youth worked here tirelessly for a year and a half . however, the great patriotic war made its own adjustments. long 4 years minskers. they were waiting for the victory and at the end of the war in 1945 the dam was restored, which blocked the lake and at the same time the park was landscaped, when choosing the name of this place of hesitation did not arise, victory and nothing. otherwise. just imagine in order to turn victory park into a real green oasis by minsk residents here. more than 60,000 trees and shrubs have been planted. beach sports areas have been ennobled. bicycle paths have been created . and what are the colorful fountains here? the fountains, by the way, have very symbolic names for the park , such great words as victory and memory are a red t

victory park, or as it is also called victoria square , occupies an area of ​​​​more than 200 hectaresich komsomolskoye lake occupies. for a year and a half however, the great patriotic war made its own adjustments. long 4 years minskers. they were waiting for the victory and at the end of the war in 1945 the dam was restored, which blocked the lake and at the same time the park was landscaped. when choosing the name of this place , there was no hesitation, pobeda and nothing else you can imagine in order to turn victory park into a real green oasis by minsk residents. more than 60,000 trees have been planted here. and shrubs ennobled beach sports areas created bike paths active rest. and what are the colorful fountains here? the fountains, by the way, have very symbolic names for the park , such great words as victory and memory are a red thread that connects all architectural structures. so, for example, a fountain. victory consists of 53 granite parts, this is the number of divisions that participated in the liberation of minsk, and in front of the fountain called the sail, a statue

i propose to start with him the victory park, or as it is also called the square. victoriaies an area of ​​​​more than 200 hectares, 40 of which it occupies komsomolskoye lake, it was formed by blocking a section of the svisloch river, if you delve a little into history, then the opening of this park was originally planned for june 22 , 1941 for this soviet youth worked here tirelessly for a year and a half. however, the great patriotic war made its own adjustments. long 4 years minskers. they were waiting for the victory and at the end of the war in 1945 the dam was restored, which blocked the lake and at the same time was landscaped. there was no hesitation in choosing the name of this place, pobeda and nothing else you can imagine in order to turn victory park into a real green oasis by minsk residents. more than 60,000 trees have been planted here. and bushes beach sports areas have been improved . bicycle paths have been created for outdoor activities. and what are the colorful fountains here? the fountains, by the way, have very symbolic names for the park, such great

remains at 3900, still well below what the current index stands at 4560 joining me now is victoria greene at g squaredte wealth, also a cnbc contributor. victoria, good morning >> good morning. >> so what do you think? mike wilson backing off some of his bearish sentiment. targets where they are at, do you believe we'll see some decline in the markets coming up >> yeah, i mean, look, short term is technically strong and you have a lot of technical supporting this kind of bull market thesis so i don't think we will fully retest the lows but see it hitting a wall because you're still in a restrictive policy and the fundamental view i have is the world getting better or is the world getting worse over the next 6 to 12 months? that's what investors need to ask themselves and you continue to see deterioration and things like consumer spend something stuck, manufacturing pmis are falling. when you're stuck in this down cycle, if you look at european manufacturing has attracted the most since covid, i don't see the catalyst to push this market higher and with the breadth being narrow that led us up guarantee

market with the win streak and the next guest says stormy skies could be in the future victoria greene with g squaredith us great to see you. >> good morning, frank. >> stormy skies ahead. what is the "wex word wof of day" here? >> my word of the day is calm. we have macro clouds on the horizon we have to keep our eyes on we are in the dihngy in the oc ocean. >> it is hard not to pay attention. the nasdaq moving higher we see yields decline. is today the day you buy back into the trade >> we are letting the growth run. i'm selling the rip and buying the dip. bubbles can persist longer i'm more like cathie wood. taking profits from the run-ups. it is risk on everything no problem the market is not pricing any headwinds. everybody will use a.i. to drive higher h higher revenue it is harder to back up the fundamentals where the stocks are trading. fundamentals do matter in the bubble, they don't it they run up. everybody trades technicals. you trade 40 or 50 times, it gets expensive and you should look at profit >> the sector of energy is in the red year to date there is an expectation demand can be hig

for the rest of the show joining us to talk about the markets earnings and what's ahead, victoria green, g squaredte wealth and cnbc contributor. we'll talk about tesla, the airlines, everything else. but eight straight days in the dow. when you're watching that happen, how were you feeling is there any fomo? we talk about it with you every time >> it feels actually pretty good this is something we looked at now we're seeing the value stock report, like johnson & johnson report strong. the dow is doing well while the nasdaq is taking a breather. that's kind of a good thing because we wanted this breadth, we wanted value to participate when you look at where we ended q2, we didn't have a lot of return in the dow and russell, both up 2%, 3% on the year now you're seeing industrials, value components work better great to see johnson & johnson perform well we might see health and medical devices do better. a sector that's lagged it's a positive for the markets and that this rally can continue and continue if the breadth continues to spread. >> i think the breadth was one of the reasons keeping you cau

joining me now with her take is cnbc corrector victoria green, chief investment officer at g squared wealth this is a fantastic way to kind of get into this, and talk about soccer let's chuck chipotle, up more than 50% this year, said to report second quarter earnings next week, and analysts are expecting positive results wells fargo calling it one of the best performing restaurants on the street. do you like it >> absolutely. do not underestimate the power of the burrito, and they are doing a goals for goals collaboration, one of the biggest sponsors of u.s. women's soccer good luck to our ladies tonight versus vietnam should be a good opening win, i think. but chipotle, they are the best on the street. they're so advanced, their menu is always changing honestly, we believe their store growth town up to 9% i feel like their advancements in digital has been huge, one of the reasons they've moved forward, because you can buy on their app, go in the stores, get it delivered and they even have good curbside pickup so good food >> all i know is the chipotle near me is always packed next

joining us is veronica clark from citi and we hhave victoria greene from g squared.ing. all right. we'll be all right she is a cnbc contributor. veronica, let's start with you this is what tom said. see if you can confirm it for me are most or are there some components of the cpi in de defl deflationary mode that could give us a cooler than expected number and if you add used car sales finally and if the fever breaks there, could we get a 2.5% read on core? >> that seems low for year on year for core. there are definitely come ponen we see falling tomorrow with used cars sales. we should see more slowing and shelter. they are still really strong the data tomorrow could be weakest we have seen in a while wiwhile >> .02 gives us what >> still about a year on year for headline is 3.0. year on year on core is 4.0. it is still high. >> you would be flabbergasted if the core was 2.5 what would the markets do, victoria, if it was that cool? you think we get 100 points in the s&p in a week? >> you could i think it is bullish. he is a bullish guy, obviously that would be a hu