Good Monday morning. Welcome to another hour of squawk on the street. I'm Sarah Eisen with Carl

Kentonia and David Faber, live as always from post nine of the New York Stock Exchange.

Take a look at stocks. We're starting the week strong. S&P up about half a percent. The NASDAQ comp up four-tenths of one percent.

So we've got a nice rally to start the day. The Dow is up 450 points. Take a look at Treasury as part of the story here where there's buying today.

And yields are coming a little bit lower. The 10-year turnout yield just below 4.3 percent, the two-year yield just at 4.3.

As far as what's working in the market, it's a broad rally.

You've got almost every sector higher except for information, technology, and energy.

Consumer discretionary is one of your best performing sectors, up 1.5 percent.

Real estate also very strong today.

So broad, and the NASDAQ I mentioned up four-tenths of a percent.

So tech is playing in, although information tech as a sector is lagging.

We're 30 minutes here into the trading session. Here are three big movers we're watching today.

Look at Bath and Body Works, gaining double digits after a top and bottom line beat as well as raised guidance.

We're going to talk winners and losers this holiday season later this hour. Speaking of retail, Macy's under pressure after the company reported

preliminary results. That missed expectations and also disclosed an investigation into an

employee who Macy says intentionally made erroneous accounting entries to hide more than

$130 million worth of delivery expenses

over several years. Stock down 4%. Also keeping our eye on Bitcoin, of course, after hitting

a new all-time high of a little more than $99,849 a coin late Friday. The crypto now up 40% this

month alone backing off today a little bit, but still

at 95K. Guys, as far as what we're watching this week, we do have some notable earnings,

especially going to be watching the consumer earnings as we get into this holiday season,

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