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Closing Bell

Closing Bell Overtime: Stock Sell Off Extends Into Second Day; Zillow Co-Founder On Housing Market

Closing Bell

CNBC

News, Business

4.4139 Ratings

🗓️ 2 April 2024

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

Stocks extended their slide into a second day, although finished off worst levels. Canaccord’s Tony Dwyer breaks down the market action while T. Rowe Price’s Sebastien Page on how to position. Earnings from Cal-Maine and Dave & Buster’s. Intel details its latest financial framework, including that operating losses in its foundry business are expected to peak in 2024. Zillow co-founder Spencer Rascoff on the housing market. Plus, getting you set for the Disney boardroom battle between CEO Bob Iger and investor Nelson Peltz.

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0:00.0

Ritz rise in stock sink but close off the lows as the major averages fall for a second straight day

0:09.6

the Russell particularly bad down almost 2% that's the scorecard on Wall Street but

0:13.6

winter's stay late. Welcome to Closing Bell overtime I'm John Fort with

0:16.2

Morgan Brennan. Yeah the Dow plunging nearly 400 points although

0:19.6

roughly half of that is attributable to United Health.

0:23.2

Energy is the real bright spot today getting a boost from oil which hit its highest level

0:28.1

since October.

0:29.1

Thank Geo Politics for that.

0:31.1

Coming up though, Tiiro Crisis Sebastian Page on whether this

0:35.6

week's pullback is a buying opportunity and where he sees value right now.

0:39.4

Plus we're going to have instant analysis of earnings from Cal Main Foods and Dave and Busters

0:44.0

and what those results mean for food prices and discretionary spending.

0:47.8

But now let's get straight to today's action with our first guest, can't accord

0:51.7

genuity chief marketist Tony Dwyer.

0:54.3

Tony, good afternoon.

0:55.9

So your take over on what's happening in these markets and you say to add on a pullback which suggests maybe don't add now?

1:05.0

Yeah, we have been in that case for a little while now.

1:09.0

This is, John, this is kind of an interesting time.

1:11.0

It's very rarefied overbought territory. So we use a weekly stochastic for the SSP 500, which is a technical

1:16.8

oscillator. For only the seventh time in history, it's above an extreme overbought of 90. I know I'm talking technical here and I'm a macro guy, but it's only

1:26.3

the seventh time it's been over 90 for 18 consecutive weeks. It looks like, you know, unless there's

1:31.5

a major hit this week, it'll be 19.

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