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Thank you. CNBC special report, Markets and Turmoil. Listen in. Good evening. I'm Scott Wapner on day 158 of the coronavirus crisis. Tonight, the Great Divide.

How the stock market can be so good while the economy is still so bad.

NASSEC 100 hitting an all-time high.

The stock market's recovery, more robust than many thought possible.

Initial jobless claims, $1.877 million.

The story off of Wall Street is very different.

Tonight, getting to the bottom of the disparity.

Plus, I bought a ticket on South West, flying anonymously.

One CEO's remarkable story of what happened when he flew coach in the back of the plane,

and the return of two major parts of the USA, basketball and Vegas. This CNBC

special report begins right now. Here's Scott Wapner. Welcome. It's good to have you with us on this

Thursday night on a day when the S&P 500 and NASDAQ snap four-day win streaks. Let's take our first look this

evening at futures, how the day on Friday may go. And we are slightly higher, though, obviously,

it is still very early. As for today, some disappointing jobs data kept a lid on things on Wall

Street. Still, the Dow managing to scratch out a small gain towards the end of the day.

As I said, the S&P and NASDAQ ended lower. But earlier in the session, the NASDAQ 100,

which are the biggest 100 stocks in that index, hit an all-time high before big tech sold off.

Alphabet, Microsoft, Facebook, Apple, and Amazon, all weighing on the NASDAQ today.

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