Let's turn back now to the broader market. The S&P 500 managing to squeeze out a record close today and all the major averages are higher for the month and the quarter led by tech stocks in the NASDAQ. But both of our next guests are somewhat downbeat about the next few months given these current levels.Joining me now is man Group chief market strategist Christina Hooper and Unlimited Fund CEO and CIO Bob Elliot. Welcome Christina. Uh, does the morning's PPI, wholesale inflation number change your outlook a ...

Following that PPI number, a little bit of hotter to read on inflation. Rick Santelli joining us now from Chicago with the bond report. But again, I guess I'm a little bit vexed.That's a thousand word, Rick, about why we're not seeing a bigger move in bonds or stocks. Yeah. Well, that those are my deos.PPI hot claims tame. And the next one, limited treasury reaction to the data. And I could say limited market reaction.You've said basically the same thing. But guess what. The market has a big opinion here, f ...

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