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long the russell. what did you see, how do you know? >> i try to find where the action is and people have been scratching their head with the russell the last two months because they're all watching the same channel i'm looking at, which is 10 months long. every week or so you want to find where is the money going, where can you make alpha? i think the s&p, the qs might have up and downside going into the end of the year but i think the russell could outperform. so last week i started to put on a call spread. what is a call spread. options on etf, wm. the call spread was cost a dollar to make four. that was one thing. then today i also went long the iwm, besides the options finally the trade triggered, meaning looking like it will resolve this range. it is above 230. if it gets above 234, 235. liz: where is it now? >> 245. i think it is outperform. it will be a enterate place i think for traders to focus on. liz: go back to the russell. i believe we're two measly points away at an all time record at th

we see that range that russell 2 has been in for the better part of the year. we have been waiting for resolution we got it. most importantly for us. it's doing it with an expanding new high list. the percentage stocks making new highs within the russell 2 is something like 30% when you get a big expansion of new highs, it returns over the next three to six months, better than historical averages we like it is doing it with good breadth as well. this is about a four or five-month relative high for russell 2 versus s&p and it brings us to the third chart which is the idea this is the sweet spot of the calendar for small versus large over the last 40 years, from november to about march is historically when you have seen the bulk of small cap leadership the question we want to ask ourselves, within russell 2, where are the best areas of strength we will start with semiconductors many corrected over spring and summer i think the macroperspective that you have seen these break out, this is a market hint that maybe some of these supply chain issues are starting to ea

one year later the russell is higher one other time. i add one other point with the russell making a new high today, you see periods where it's made a new high after six months after a new high, that has been positive, you've seen better than average returns over the following six months >> let's talk about a couple of your picks the first is not a small cap as you point out. it's united rentals, the commitment rental company. >> so you had rentals. it's not a small cap, figuring about 25 billion in market cap what's important about united rentals is they are the largest equipment rental company in the u.s. they have about 13% market share and their main customers are independent contractors and smaller businesses in the infrastructure sectors as well as they serve the energy sector so i think if you are seeing a period of debter economic growth, unite represent also are benefiting they're benefiting from the supply chain constraints, you run into companies not be able to get equipment that they need to purchase, they're going to rental

at maybe a cheaper price two, do you actually want to own the russell? >> carter, it's interesting. goldfish's verdict on this breakout is that it's over i'm wondering what you see in the charts >> it's the precondition the breakout is dependent on how long the range persisted and it's not that big a range. so another way to say that the more authority the level has, the more authoritative the resolution the russell was six, seven, eight months you have a minor breakout. >> our next viewer asks d draftkings seems to have you support. willing to own at 40 bucks mike, what do you say? >> i would say the fact that it's testing that support level and it's done it a couple times is what actually makes me anxious about selling that down side put you're is able to do that. they have a like amount of premium instead. you don't face risk of having the stock put to you there. >> before we get to the final call we'd like to welcome tonight the newest addition to the "options action" family, tony and his wife recently welcomed his son to the world. everyone is happy

we could do about rus russell phobia and russell much, but there is something we can do about people's prejudices and miss mr. sections about russia and vladimir if i can turn to you. i mean, i think geoffrey brings up a really good point. i think it is very superficial and away. but at the same time it, it super physiology is the excuse. it does become that excuse if something goes wrong . there's always some a country or a group of people that you can blame where there's actually very little downside when you think about it. okay? i mean, you don't see the american lead scale going again, having the same kind of animus towards china for example. okay. but they will with russia. what are your thoughts on that? let me go ahead. well, it's always a lazy, but he's teaching kind of, excuse me, the last excuse, always calendar always or should be a forbear. that is, you know, just rather than acknowledging or facing certain issues, both in, in the one's own country in russia. what, what i find as a professor and a student over russia, he's, there are some literature awesome culture. i find

health care is the largest weighting in the russell, too much of that is biotech. health care is 18% biotech is still down 34% from its highs on an equal weight basis and we're starting to see the xpi breakout from this pretty significant base and we have low seasonality for biotech and it's been up the last nine years in a row in november again, similar reasons to what we mentioned in small caps and in the last nine years about 7%. so you put all of that together and it's a breakout that i think is a little maybe too obvious, but we don't want to over think it. >> i appreciate you coming on. jonathan krinsky, thank you very much stephanie, you've been there all year in terms of small caps and now you're getting paid. >> i think small caps, value and cyclicals all trade in the same factor and that is better economic growth and i know we were disappointed with the third quarter gdp number of 3% and since delta has peaked and we have boosters and kids that now can get vaccinated and 4q should be better. we still have supply constraints over time and i don't expect it

russell -- 1340 points. russ -- 130 points. russell punching into the red. j&j is pulling a ge. by the way, so is toshiba. all three announcing this week they will be breaking up their businesses. johnson & johnson is on the move higher by 1.3% after it announced plans this morning that it will spin off its consumer products division which includes brands like tylenol, avino, neutrogena and more in order to focus on the pharmaceutical and medical devices arm of the business. toshiba following suit by spinning off into infrastructure, semiing conductors and devices. toshiba up 2.7%. that comes after increasing pressure from activist investors in the wake of toshiba's accounting scandal back in 2015. and leading the break-ups was general electric earlier this week which said it will split into three publicly-traded companies that will focus on aviation, health care and energy sector. ge up a third of a percent right now. let's get to our floor show traders. kennykenny polcari, j&j and ge e widely-held names. a lot of our viewers have them in their portfolios. are these spin-offs p

georgia still live from bow called to after that took violence on witness a russell. what's the situation there now? well yes, there has been, did the deadliest day and did that the highest that tools for a single day since the mid to take over 1 october 25th. so that security forces have used an excessive force industries at, in, in, in that squares and the place that there was in 6th grade and down that, that the voted district. i could see that, how did the excessive force was exercised by the security forces? they have fire the tear gas over the protesters and used to live ammunition as well . and chasing after d. i've often people deal into dead the bice, the treats as well. people have worked, trying to barricade the roads, to pro one. the dead security forces to reach to the cities, but however they, they failed in dear attempts and the security measures were quite tied that the roads, the main roads, the breeds were blocked. to prevent people from gathering there. however, there has been 8 protest 8th that different proof as a different listings of the capital

i could get that russell at maybe a cheaper price. i would look at it a number of ways but it depends, and, two, do you want to own the russell. >> this breakout, that it's over what do you see in the charts? >> it's the precondition it's how long the range persisted. another way to say that. the more authority the level has, the more authoritative the resolution six, seven, eight months a minor break through. i don't think it does have follow through mike, what do you say? >> the fact it's testing that support level and has done it a couple times makes me anxious about selling that downside put. you are right. consider selling the december calls for a like premium that way you don't have the risk of the stock put to you if that fails. >>> we would like to welcome the latest edition to the "options action" fanly. tony and his wife recently welcomed his son to the world. welcome max. >>> type for the final call. carter >>. >> nay ddine, japa >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investo

no sir russell, as sir. uh some other countries. so for example, you okay, okay, so i, i live in on bobs, i follow the british media and sometimes it seems stuck on like been bombarded with kind of an anti russia e images. stereotypes and claims are only just recently. okay. the migration process been blood blank on russia. there was had money in a major bridge newspaper the other day about li are the possible as a rosman take on on the new crime. or the british chief, the defense stafford district, just retired. it was talking about the danger ward, russia, and of course, 30, the demonization of putin is a con, is a constant in the major in the british, me, british media. but i just wanna say something else. yeah. yeah. okay. it, there is a lot of ross, a foger about not a brilliant many other countries as well. but i'm not convinced to how important it is. yeah. but with this, i put our feet is about this discussion mclawrence program. i think it's actually a rather superficial, a phenomenon, thumb showing you, you mentioned in yo

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you see it with stocks in the russell as well. on wednesday when we got a new high, 40% of the companies in the index were at 20 day highs. it is a way to see in the sure run -- tom: -- the short run -- tom: the momentum. >> exactly. tom: are small caps and mid-caps unloved? >> they have not shown the same performance. if you were to do the same with the russell -- they are way behind. you know why people would focus on the larger companies. i have seen analyst recommendations to move in on smaller market shares. lisa: i wonder if this is one of the biggest pockets of divergent from the equity market to the bond market. a doubling down on the more sensitive to the equity sectors. does this make sense to you? >> that challenges what is driving at all? to the extent that you are seeing growth, you think i wedge be positive. if you look at the way the russell has in performing, you have to do figure somebody is going to do well over time. smaller companies have more stake this -- lisa: do you have the sense that everyone is doubling

he looked at the russell 1000 growth versus value and the russell 2000 growth versus value . when he won those numbers, you see the ratio between those indexes hit a low in march, and since then has been up something like 20%. tom: this is the best chart you have done in ages because you have a ratio on top of a ratio. of those four things moving around here, what is the thing that is moving around? is just a gross valuation of what we want to pay for amazon, right? dave: that is a piece of it, no question. you've got to remember that some of those meme stocks are actually considered value. so you look at an amc entertainment, as it is defined for now within the russell indexes. you also have avis budget. those shares have been taking off lately. so there is something to be said on the value side of the equation. at the same time, it is definitely a disparity in terms of growth. tom: avis windows is up 700% this year? lisa: honestly, i am being flipped here, but how much is this a indication of peoples knee-jerk reaction to look for buzzwords like electric or some other meme

the 2nd, keep your piece for the camera is as close as russell now gets to his former career . in reality, as little space in his life for leisure, the 33 year old has spent 4 years getting this far and is now trying to get to krisha. he says on his last attempt for the police stole his money and told him and those with him to go home. but sir fuller's cor, was his said, go to afghanistan, go to have gone to son. he is not for animals. air, he is not for dirty pupils. this is europe union, this is cor, was a country. the, a new you must go back to afghanistan is better for you. and i can i can't forget that. that's what they use it to us. russell and his child just to have thousands of refugees in the balkans trying to reach the european union. their hopes of returning to something like a normal life dented by the constant obstacles in their path. polaris aldi's era. the m b a is a biggest starla bron james has been given his 1st the 1st suspension of his 19 year career. the latest play was punished for hitting isaiah stewart's in the face during sunday game against the detroit

doesn't have been injured. russell said our reports now from khartoum. ah, the demonstrations eastern dan continued less than a week after hundreds of thousands around the country took the seats, demanding the military of diverse is take off the government. people came out on wednesday to be 3 that seemed demand ah little now go mom with any i demand for civilian government and the military council to be taken to court. and those who killed people to be handed just as city been and those who are making our lives hard here must also be brought to justice. the protest were organized by bodies known as resistance committees and the forces of freedom and change coalition, which has been shared in power with the military. again, protestors were met with widens, including tear gas and live ammunition by school to forces to disperse them. several have been killed and many more injured. oh, the authorities also destroy the phone lines. the internet has been restricted since the military takeover and those restrictions became tougher during redness these demonstr

the 2nd, keep your peace for the camera is as close as russell now gets to his former career in reality, as little space in his life for leisure. the 33 year old has spent 4 years getting this far, and is now trying to get to krisha. he says on his last attempt, or the police stole his money and told him and those with him to go home. but sir fuller's court was who said, go to afghanistan, go to have gone to son. he is not for animals. and he is not for dirty pupils. this is europe union, this is cor, was a country you knew, you must go back to afghanistan. is better for you and i can i can't forget that. that's what they use it to us. russell and his child are just to have thousands of refugees in the balkans trying to reach the european union. their hopes of returning to something like a normal life dented by the constant obstacles in their path pole rece out. his era investigations had begun in bulgaria after euro's deadliest road accident in a decade. at least 46 people were killed off the fire engulfed a bus that was returning to north macedonia from turkey. only several people on

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attorney bill russell agreed it was kevin's print. he was trying to frantically save his girlfriend's life. so of course he could have touched the light bulb. >> it's a totally innocent situation. the blood got on the light bulb at the time the body was discovered. >> when he's trying to revive her, you are saying? >> yes -- the emt said the lamp was within the foot of the body. >> more disturbing, the evidence not collected by the police. >> said the defense? first time homicide defective detective, mark frost, and other officers mocked up the case royally. >> the only area that was fingerprinted was the area around the body that there was blood near the front door. there was blood on the venetian blinds. empty condom wrapper a short distance from the body. the police go upstairs to see if that's been flushed. they do not fingerprint the flush handle at the commode, don't dna that, don't dna anything up there. >> in fact, the defense did its own dna testing. on that condom wrapper. by the prosecution's account it was a key piece of e

liz: what is up with the russel, charles. wait, look at this. there's nothing wishy washy about the russel. you guys, up 2.25%. charles: by the way? liz: yeah? charles: being led by amc which is up more than 4% on good fundamental news, the russel has been sideways for six months or longer people are looking for opportunity maybe that's where you see the momentum traders go next. liz: i can't. if you look at the percentage gains of the other major indexes you know what let's show you, okay? far out pacing the s&p, dow a

okay, let's bring in our porter russell sada, who is on the phone for us in consumed. hello, the russell has the mood change since reports of these violence fine military forces. while we are not in the, in the shadow and which means it's 3 in the capital to me and protests are to continue and more and more people to join in their protests here. and they, they are saying that they don't want the made it to the rule. so the security measures are quite tied just to, to, to reach year. now security forces on this person, people, we can see that the pure measures are quite hard to reach to bits. we have to pass the checkpoint, guarded by the army. a vice districts that now are witnessing the protest in the chapter go to stations, doctors in su, done. so just report that one person whose name is carrie him, has been shot, killed by the security forces in the home to them on the street, which is what can another protest to him at the moment. and if a doctor, that's what she says to uh, there's also be seriously injured. so this protests are taking place. she don't me to the

keep up for the camera is as close as russell now gets to his former career. in reality, there's little space in his life for leisure. the 33 year old has spent 4 years getting this far. and he's now trying to get to crecia. he says on his last attempt or the police stole his money and told him those with him to go home. but police code was said go to have gone. it's done, go to, going to son. he had is not for animals. and he had is not for dirty pupils. this is your union, this is cor, was the country the and you, you must go back to have done this done is better for your and i can i can forget that that's what they use it to us. russell and his child had just 2 of thousands of refugees in the balkans trying to reach the european union. the hopes of returning to something like a normal life dented by the constant obstacles in their path. polaris aldi's era. the current of our situation in germany has already fight apart and by the next domestic campaign and left him short of play as again in the champions league on tuesday. by and have 5 players in corinth,

keep peace for the camera is as close as russell now gets to his former career. in reality, there's little space in his life for leisure. the 33 year old had spent 4 years getting this far. and he's now trying to get to crecia. he says on his last attempt to police soul his money and told him and those with him go home. but for this quarter was, is said, go to have gone it's done, go to going to son. he had is not for animals. here is not for dirty pupils. this is europe union, this is cor, was the country, the and you, you must go back to have done this done is better for your and i can i can forget that that's what they use it to us. russell and his child just to have thousands of refugees in the balkans trying to reach the european union hopes of returning to something like a normal life dented by the constant obstacles in their path. polaris out his era. a jury in the us state of georgia has wrapped up its 1st day of deliberations in the trial. over bruce dance. demonstrators gathered outside the court in brunswick . they calling for the 3 white men, accused

this is particularly pronounced in small caps, so if you look at the russell index, the russell had a very large breakout was last week, up 6%. russell skew actually flattened to not just a one year low, but towards a 10 year low. these are premier league driven by the demand for those upside calls. tom: could you describe -- jonathan: could you describe the character of that upside position? is it retail, short dated call options? mandy: at the index level, i don't get is primarily retail. this is a dynamic we are seeing not just for the russell index, but as a single stock level, s&p top 100 stocks what also see a very pronounced flattening in this skew, primarily driven by the call side. at the single stock level, we think mostly this is coming from retail because in terms of the institutional flow, it is actually the opposite. a lot of institutional investors, pensions, hedge funds are actually coming into cell calls to overwrite their position, but taking advantage of that to the upside i believe is primarily driven by retail. lisa: throughout the year, people have talked about o

the russell what a. how important is it to be russell part of this conversation, the russell 2000? >> we want this economic recovery, want this boom not just among the strongest companies that can spend the money to deal with whatever comes their way. we want this thing, dare i say it, trickle down or rise up from the grassroots if you will. smallest public companies, for that matter small mom-and-pop companies that are lifted and doing well. my advice to investors that is the next phase. at this point if you want to bet on economic recovery as i do, you want to bet on the laggards. you want to bet on the ones that have not caught up yet. believe they will all be swept up. charles: don, great to talking with you? >> thank you. charles: i have two market watchers. the next one i'm on. it took me like seven times to get scott martin right too. don't feel bad. pick up on the conversation, feels like the stock market is entering the post-covid-19 world. if that is the case how does that inform how we invest how our portfolios should look? >> great to be back, charles. as we talk to our

interim government and detain the civilian. prime minister muscle said r joyce's life, not from ca, tim russell. is this council no running things? well the, the, the secure that the 70 console is lead. i'm dominated by the army as expected, the army chief. and now the, also that the leader of the military takeover grant has appointed himself as the president of the new sovereignty council. and his previous deputy, mister, i mean, it was also the leader of the largest part of military group. the rapids support forces is here that with the back in the 70 council, and there are 3 other army of military members also now presented in the new council. there are 5 representative of the different regions from sudan for the find the note to the middle, sudan dot for our also now presented in the, in the sovereignty constant. one missing the chair, is there one from is to that. but as we heard that there are negotiations on the way to appoint a representative from sudan as well. so, and also the leaders of the 3 militia groups who have signed the job piece agreement to put an end to the, the internal co

i think we've got about 5% of outperformance against the russell so far year-to-date. tom: i will take the point, nasdaq comp versus the nasdaq 100 has maybe a different feel to it. to all of our listeners and viewers, the certitude that you hear in these reports has to be leavened with a lot of humility. jonathan: the shock this year, people were bullish. they were not bullish enough. lisa: i do think it is interesting there is such bifurcation between the likes of google and microsoft and, for example, amazon, which really lagged behind. there was a huge divergence within the tech giants. i do wonder how much this is actually generated by something real like the cloud, like true adoption in a transforming economy versus just a rates call. i am not clear on that. jonathan: what about the dispersion and some of the retail names? walmart has done nothing all year. amazon has done nothing all year. then you have home depot up 70% you to date. tom: people that are parsing this, you are always going to have winners and losers. the question is why. to me, it is the battle w

said, are john does not live from cartoon russell after the violence this week. what is the situation there? no well for to day, there are the expectations for some small scale or protest to after the friday prayer, particularly at the l and saw mosque, which is one of the, the largest mosque in the capitol. hot tomb that people are supposed are, are expected to protest, and also there will be a pre ear in absentia for those who have been killed on, on wednesday during the while and confrontations the payroll. so is going to be conducted here. and for now, as of now, the city looks quite comb dead. the barricade that had been set by the protest, barricades off the brakes, and rocks had been removed that, that the main roads are reopened, the bridge are re open. so but distribution is quite delicate. here because mostly i did that we, we can see that after the friday praise the they did the clashes, i cooled air erupt anytime or interference or the police could cause more wayland confrontations. but so far the situation is called. however, the civilian groups are

okay. rus russell. phobia ross of phobia is a phenomenon of the elite western politics. it's not, it's not popular to not a doctor does any kind of widespread, a, rasa phobia as chipmunk no general problem population. so certainly i'm certainly not to call stats it's, carla, it's weakness. yes. she may appear to be overpowering. any your face all the time, but it's not. she is at the front, the front i. she's are actually quite a friendship. so this was, apart from my phone is broken. let's not over into our, the russell such as times i try to rush to phobia the porch, russia talk with him. but jeffrey, jeffrey george, everybody. i mean you, i, we were all in agreement. it's ubiquitous. i mean, it's everywhere. okay. i mean, so, i mean, even, even if it's not it's, you know, more it no more than skin deep. i mean, it is always with us. i mean, with the us went through this, russia gate nonsense here, and it continues here. so, i mean, we could talk about, you know, how disturbing or dangerous it is, but it is ubiquitous. and i think that i find it very, very curious beca

i'm watching that russell closely too. maybe this is a blessing in disguise. a resistance level like that for so long you might be tested at support. if it holds that would be a buy signal. >> it would be very healthy. it is very normal behavior to see this. is it fun to go through it, no? but it is what it is. charles: especially with the breadth. so ugly but that was the story for the entire market really all of last week. talk to you soon. >> it has. hasn't necessarily gotten a lot better yet. charles: not yet. happy thanksgiving, my friend. >> you too. charles: meanwhile politicians put it this way they love to portray amazon. portray them as a company that underpays its employees and doesn't pay enough taxes. coming up my take why this is way off. the "faang" stocks have been under fire. they come too far too fast for a lot of people. they are pulling back today. that might be your opportunity to get in if you missed it. we'll discuss it next. [gaming sounds] [gaming sounds] [gaming sounds] just think, he'll be driving for real soon. every new chevy equin

russell hardin, good morning, demand is back to 2019 levels. surely, the prince should be having the conversation with russell. we are seeing real demand, raising prices. does that change the narrative, russell already calming the demand back earlier than we anticipated? >> that is something you have to take recognition. world trader says we are back to pre-covid levels of world demand, you have to sit up and take notice. they are not the first people to say that. some people are slightly less bullish. aramco said they will get to a hundred billion -- hundred million barrels a day, that is pretty much pre-covid levels. if we are not there, we are almost there. manus: if you go on to read the rest of aaron co.'s review, they -- aramco's review, it is interesting how the eia talks about the price rolled down and yet aramco talks about tightening and markets. the threat is life, paul wallace joining me on the set. our energy and commodities coverage team leader. let's get the first word news with juliette saly. >> france has the two rally the nati

it was after two days of decline and guess what, more than that the nasdaq is rising higher with the russell 2000 rising even higher than that. you have a pretty broad-based rise here on the day with volatility that hasn't been enough to deter some of the risk-taking we have seen. our crypto index is a bit lower today but recently it had hit a record high and when we look at the russell 2000 like i was talking about, we have a broad-based rally here and finally hot stocks in small caps with people worried about valuation amongst different companies a little bit, some of them moving above the moving average. taking a look as well at the tech subsectors here, we do have, as well as a rally in many of those sectors, it's not as broad-based as you were seeing in the russell 2000 that i was talking about, where you had the stock at 4.9% and the biotech index, down on the day. the china index, up 5% over there. electric vehicle makers, up 1.6% , though that is nothing when you look at something like griffey and. emily: all right, thank you so much for the roundup. elon musk sparking heated debate

i think we can go to our correspondent russell. so dar who is and note we can go to it yet, but we are expecting something to be happening at the presidential palace, possibly the signing of this agreement that we've been talking about to which may well put am a former prime minister, abdullah hum ducked back into his position. so mohammed, let me just ask you this, given the structure of the country, given the nature of the violence that the people of sudan have seen. and are we talking about a situation that is quite politically quite small, that we're talking about something that involves the military and involves under the 100 and political parties, or is this wide spread across to dom we're talking about? a few 1000 people are marching through the streets of cartoon, give us an indication of you can of just how much people across the country have been affected by this. well, the entire country is affected. during the last few weeks, we have seen demonstrations in dozens of places for them and to we are expecting more to day ov

overall for the big indexes, however there was a big pop on small caps yesterday with the s&p 600 and the russell 2000 rising more than 2%. futures not indicating much today. to bonds because the two-day fed meeting kicks off today with a rate call on wednesday remember, it's not just about rates with a taper, either the markets are also interested in whether fed chair jay powell is going to keep his job >>> let's also check, wheat, yes, wheat, prices for the grain, we don't just mention them out of the blue, they're at the highest level in more than eight years. that's right, wheat prices up nearly a nine-year high. but don't worry, we are told that is transitory but it could be another inflation shock at the grocery store. >>> around the world, mostly lower session in asia, outside of south korea which ended the day higher and europe their markets are mixed. germany up, most of the others down a programming note, this show is going to be live from london all next week with cool guests and energy discussions we know you tune in every day, but an extra special tune in next week. >>> let's stay st

aaron rodgers, russell wilson back in action. here's rodgers. this is his first red zone pick since 2019. 3-0 green bay going into the fourth. a.j. dillon, how about the first of his two touchdowns? fighting his way in the end zone and a lambeau leap. 10-0 pack. russell wilson struggled in his return, picked off twice in the end zone. first time in his career he's been shut out. packers win 17-0. jared goff and the lions looking for their first win of the year over pittsburgh. ben roethlisberger out with covid issues so mason rudolph is the quarterback. it's a full ifable and the minus lover. david: with a chance to win but backup kicker ryan santos' kick is off the mark. final seconds. steelers driving. rudolph to pat fire movement and the ball is knocked out again. the lions cover so this ends in a tie, technically ending the lions' losing streak. homecoming game for stefan occury. dad adam still working those hornets forecast. hot and 15 points in the first quarter for the hornets. warriors rookie co-menga, some early minutes. a dunk off a gr

i want to flip it over to the russell 2000. it is now down about more than 2% at the moment the russell was losing 43 points. at the moment were off session lows for the russell. that's a trend bunker at the moment. there is no such word. let me look at transport this is the biggest percentage leader at the moment for the transport, a lot of that has to do with crude oil down and aftermarket by 4.8%. in a regular session closed down more about more than 5%. can we look at the ten year treasury yield basket for a lot of changes, down 5.8 basis points of the moment to 1.44% off the floor from earlier today. the ten year yield trading below what you have percent, the efficacy of vaccines with the omicron variant have investors fleeing to safe haven nonetheless. bank stocks are flipping. today's countdown closer says still very much bullish. joining us now asset management cio and president cliff who is 41 billion in assets under management. you like financials. can you explain to viewers why you think a sector that should do well

this is what russell told us. with the way things are right now, we don't let our kids play outside by themselves. they can't play outside by themselves. this isn't chicago. this is on a cattle ranch. there's no telling who they might encounter while they're out there. mr. speaker, i'm going to invite russell johnson to come to d.c. and i want to invite anybody on the other side of the aisle who votes for this bill and i would ask you to take his questions. i would ask that you point out in this bill where does it protect his children? as an american. i don't think he'll argue you're going to cost him more. you see, the interesting thing is, i'm ok paying taxes if they go to something. richard neal says let's go to build a bigger bureaucracy. not along the border it's do not it's tearing down walls. schools are closing. you know, for the first time in the country, mr. speaker, this generation doesn't believe they'll be better off than the generation before them. this bill almost guarantees it. they're guaranteed t

we're seeing that with the percentage of russell 2000 stocks making two-month highs. when it expands to the 30, 40% level that is reflective how broad the move is. we done a lot of work back testing this. when you get the big expansions in, you tend to get above average forward returns particularly over the next, six, 12, 18 months. so the expansion in the data i think is very, very bullish for the small caps but for the market broadly. >> i want to pick your brain. you're one of the best out there. in your technical work what is more important, chart formations, head and shoulders, double-bottoms, volume or breakouts or some sort of combination of all of the above? >> you know we like to think about technicals as simply asking, does the market agree with what the consensus is telling us and i think there are, really meaningful opportunities in this business when those two things don't see eye-to-eye. one of those things right now, that we've been told that this is an economy going through a growth slowdown, with supply chain issues keep getting worse, but i see small

if you wanted to get anything done, you were from minnesota you had to work with dick russell and john stannis and you had to develop personal relationships that in some ways transcended ideology. so you develop a knack of compromising internally. >> plus the fact we felt we were the permanent minority. and if we were going to get anything done as republicans we had to reach out to democrats. but that's true particularly, it wasn't so bad in the senate us -- block of eight, ten twelve where you didn't need the 40 republicans generally, 41 or two. but i remember working mondale on trade stuff because we both came from farm states and stuff like. this but i don't know. we didn't seem to be. we disagreed and would go out on the floor and debate. we never called anybody names, i don't think. well, holings did couple times and -- couple other stupid things he said. but i thought it was more -- i don't know. >> no he made it clear that he said, you know, your friendship preceded 76. and went back and talked about the things you had worked on together and of course the humphrey -- >> i introd

back in 2009, williams and a friend lured a classmate, michael russell, to russell's own home and stabbed him to death. the boys said they wanted to see what it felt like to kill someone. both were tried as adults and convicted. >> this horrific crime that they committed was planned and premeditated. they began by torturing animals, rabbits and cats. >> reporter: but in the years that followed, lawmakers passed a bill prohibiting 14 and 15-year-olds from being tried as adults, and since he was 15 at the time of the murder he was ordered released. while he was ordered freed too, today, it was stayed for a month. the new law angered the family which could be heard hissing sometimes in court. >> this was a guy who started killing animals, first and moved to a human being. >> reporter: in court, williams' lawyer has argued his client has already undergone counselor and therapy and earned a high school diploma. i asked the family what it was like to see one of the killers in court. >> he's a mondayster. very nothing for him. he's disgusting. >> reporter: for now, williams is back in his maximu

so you can't look past them even though russell what russell westbrook russell wilson in company aren't having the best of year. all right. to a squad that is having a really good year. the dubs trying to make it a league best. 18 2 on the season. first game of a quick two-game road trip starting at staples center with the clippers and and under a month staple center will be no more is going to be renamed crypto dot com center. let's go to the 2nd quarter. this to have been on a tear otto porter. kept it up tonight. 18 points off the bench. 3rd quarter now steph curry behind the back. the draymond green they play so well together 50 to 44 warriors how about defensive step. that was his 6 still of the night. finishes. on the other hand, with the left. let's go to jordan poole. he gets his shot blocked by isaiah hartenstein he's got a look at that bench. players talking like starters, i hate it. you don't do responds, though. how about this kerry just cherry go block a top of the key. talking that talk talk now, paul, george he answers on the very next possession. 3 of his own. but guess

this is russell. by the time we get to friday evening, a lot of us are in the same frame of mind is russell. he's resting up for the good dog walking weather tomorrow. then temperatures warm up in the low to mid 70s, then upper 60s after the sun goes down before 5:00 in the evening. other temperatures, upper 40s inland, low 50s around the bay and along the coast. temperatures will be slow to warm up, but by noon, temperatures should be into the 60s across the board, 70 degrees for livermore and san jose, high temperatures reaching the low to mid 70s inland, with upper 60s to around 70 degrees high temperatures around the bay, and mid-60s along the coast. amateurs are going to back down next week. the weekend brings identical temperatures saturday and sunday for the entire bay area, but cooler weather will come at us in waves monday through friday of next week. friday looks like a baby warm-up . some additional cloud cover as the waves of cool air within, but not substantial enough, and not enough mois

2000, a cyclical proxy, higher yields tend to be a tail wind for the russel. not the case here. a handful of mega cap growth stocks really doing the work, especially even today. apple, nvidia, and meta are essentially keeping the market from having a down half a percent day. you mentioned treasury yields. another setback from the recent highs above 176 in the teerp although we are holding above where we were a couple of weeks ago here in fact, this is right where the market was once seen to have some important support there n the low 1.50s. a couple of times not that long ago. you vaguely have the uptrend intact but it is complicated and choppy a lot of people, and tyler want to call the big rise in yields and the they gotive for bonds. it just happens only in fits did starts. >> mike santoli reporting from the new york stock exchange. with the reopening trade fading just a bit today what's the best way to invest in this market two market veterans join us now. one says market corrections are inevitable the other says today's market shows a continued an is it t