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Speaker 3: I'm Carol Masser along with Tim Steneviek. Let's get to
Speaker 3: some stocks on the move today. And with us is
Speaker 3: Bloomberg News Equities reporter Noura Melinda joining us right now.
Speaker 3: And she is the keeper of some of the big
Speaker 3: movers and shakers on any given day. Boeing rallying.
Speaker 4: Today, we are seeing shares of Boeing higher. That's take
Speaker 4: her BA shares her up about two percent right now
Speaker 4: in trading. Lots of activity and chatter in the market.
Speaker 4: And this is especially after this idea that it'll be
Speaker 4: securing in order from Uzbekistan Airways, especially as we think
Speaker 4: about this company and the history that we saw over
Speaker 4: the past year where it was grappling what down thirty
Speaker 4: some thirty percent last year. We're seeing the stock recouping
Speaker 4: some of its gains this year, and so it's good
Speaker 4: for the company to hear about these orders. Great for
Speaker 4: investors especially, but also Trump has really been touting the
Speaker 4: idea that he is partially mostly responsible for the fact
Speaker 4: that we're getting a lot of these deals coming through,
Speaker 4: especially with the UN General Assembly this week, that's really
Speaker 4: been in the spotlight. We have several countries like Turkey,
Speaker 4: as Beccastan, as I mentioned before, Morocco, Indonesia. These are
Speaker 4: some countries that are either considering or have announced orders
Speaker 4: here for Boeing.
Speaker 1: Great plain diplomacy story on the Bloomberg terminal check it out,
Speaker 1: sid Phil Up, Julie Johnson among the people who wrote it.
Speaker 1: But it's the idea of bowing being used as a
Speaker 1: bargaining chip when it comes to negotiations on all levels.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Right, we talk about transactional things that happen out
Speaker 3: of the White House, right, and so you feel like
Speaker 3: this certainly plays into a big time but always been on,
Speaker 3: I mean a bit of a tear.
Speaker 5: This year.
Speaker 4: It has been doing quite well up with twenty two
Speaker 4: percent so far this year. That's definitely a different story
Speaker 4: when you put it against the losses that we saw
Speaker 4: last year.
Speaker 3: It's a good point, right, very different trade. Let's look
Speaker 3: about ken View, man, this one's been kicked around a bit.
Speaker 5: You can't escape the news ticked her out. We'll take
Speaker 5: that one, yes, yeah, I mean, so we're looking at
Speaker 5: shares of ken View that's seecre kV u e about
Speaker 5: two percent right now in trading today. Of course, this
Speaker 5: is us looking at the stock that is recouping some
Speaker 5: of its losses that we saw yesterday. The big news
Speaker 5: yesterday President Trump saying that President women should avoid taking
Speaker 5: Thailand on because it could potentially contribute toward autism for
Speaker 5: their children. We're hearing news today from scientists and from
Speaker 5: others on Wall Street saying that there is no scientific
Speaker 5: evidence to support this being the case. And so we
Speaker 5: are seeing a rebound in the stock today and trading
Speaker 5: up as much as seven point two percent earlier. That's
Speaker 5: its best inter day level or best entry day performance
Speaker 5: since May rather so now up about two percent.
Speaker 4: Is Wall Street really digest this news?
Speaker 1: Okay? Finally, Vistra. What's going on with Vistra today.
Speaker 4: Vistra, this is also a stock that's in focus, but
Speaker 4: on the downside here down as much as five and
Speaker 4: a half percent. This is after we saw a rating
Speaker 4: change here. It was downgraded at Jeffries. They're voicing concerns
Speaker 4: about the lack of announcement for a data center deal.
Speaker 4: We know that's been topical. Everyone wants to talk data
Speaker 4: centers lately. Apparently there was no announcement here for the company,
Speaker 4: specifically for its common cheat peak nuclear power plant here.
Speaker 4: So the analyst here is writing the fact that he
Speaker 4: remains confident on a deal but no announcement yet is
Speaker 4: what's giving him pause here. So you are seeing shares
Speaker 4: pressured here as we are seeing that downgrade.
Speaker 3: This kind of plays so much into one of the
Speaker 3: bigger big themes, right the investment absolutely here, absolutely in
Speaker 3: terms of parents. So again you said the stock is down,
Speaker 3: and I'm just taking a look. I mean, it's up
Speaker 3: almost fifty percent year.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you can't.
Speaker 4: You can't miss that part, up fifty percent year to date.
Speaker 4: So I mean, really, when you're putting it in context here,
Speaker 4: what's five percent?
Speaker 1: Right?
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