CNBC Special Report: Taking Stock 3/3/23

Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer

CNBC

Investing, Business, News

4.3 • 4K Ratings

🗓️ 4 March 2023

⏱️ 45 minutes

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CNBC’s Eamon Javers breaks down a key battleground in the U.S.-China trade war. Bitcoin tumbles as the Silvergate fallout continues. Plus, Former CIA official Jeremy Bash on a national security threat that could be sitting in the palm of your hand. Mad Money Disclaimer

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0:00.0	Good evening and welcome to this CNBC special taking stock.
0:11.6	I'm Aiman Javres.
0:12.6	Jim is off tonight.
0:13.6	A solid rally to end the week as stocks surge on Wall Street.
0:16.9	The NASDAQ leading the gains rising almost 2%.
0:20.4	The S&P snapping a three week losing streak and the Dow adding 387 points climbing back
0:26.0	into positive territory for the year.
0:29.0	All this as the 10 year yield drops back below 4%.
0:33.4	But the big question now with the Fed expected to keep rate heights coming.
0:37.8	Can the markets uptrend continue?
0:40.3	Tonight breaking down a key battleground in the U.S. China trade war.
0:44.5	Plus crypto and the crosshairs Bitcoin tumbling today as silver gate fallout continues across
0:50.2	the asset class.
0:51.6	What's next for crypto regulation?
0:54.4	We talk to a former CIA official Jeremy Bash about a national security threat that
0:59.9	could be sitting in the palm of your hand.
1:02.5	But first let's start with the markets and bring in CNBC's own Mike Santoli to break
1:07.3	down today's trading.
1:08.3	Mike, what happened today that we need to know about?
1:11.5	Well I'm at best day in about six weeks for the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ as well as the
1:16.4	Dow Jones industrial average.
1:18.0	Really it was a tension release rally as a way I would characterize it because the 10 year
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