i'm tyler mathisen. remember how great the month november was for stock investors, records and consecutive weeks of gains? hold that thought because so far december has gone the other way. fast. in fact, the dow and s&p 500 today ended lower for a third straight session. logging their biggest three-day decline in two months. some on wall street say stock prices are too high and they are taking profits and there is a pull back and this is the start of it, or maybe consumer spending, soggy so far this holiday season or the fed's seeing the blowout auto sales? we'll start pairing back on stimulus soon. whatever the reason the market sold off again today. the dow ending well off the lows of the session, however, nevertheless down 94 points and closing below 16,000, as you see there. the nasdaq was down eight and the s&p 500 lost five dipping back below the 1800 mark. crude oil moved sharply higher getting a boost from solid manufacturing data out of china. it shot up to more than $96 a barrel, the highest pr

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>>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and susie gharib brought to you in part by. >> thestreet.com. up to the minute stock market news and in depth analysis. our quant rating service provides objective independent ratings daily on over 4300 stocks. learn more at the street.com/nbr. >> firing on all cylinders, from a crawl to a gallup growing at the fastest pace in years thanks to a ramp up in consumer spending. the hoe mmomentum continues and does it mean for your money? >> president obama says half a million people signed up for health insurance on the federal exchange in the first three weeks of december but still many challenges. >> market monitor, our guest has a list of stocks she says will rise 15% or more in the new year and names you probably already know. that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for friday, december the 20th. >>> good evening. i'm bill griffeth in for tyler mathisen. >> i'm susie gharib, good evening from me, as well. the economy is looking good and the strong numbers out today surprised just about everyone. gross domestic produc

report" with tyler mathisen and susie gharib brought to you by. >> thestreet.com. up to the minute stock market news and in depth analysis. our quant rating service providings objective independent ratings daily on over 4300 stocks. learn more at the street.com/nbr. >>> into the breach, target confirms personal identification numbers were stolen but says the data is safe. others say that are not so sure. >>> shredded tweet. shares of twitter get slammed today and that will likely deepen the divide on wall street. do you buy this high-flier or not? >>> and finding quotety. our market monitor says he has quality names you should own in a world of record highs on wall street. we have that and more for this friday, december 27th, 2013. >>> good evening, everybody and welcome. target now confirms that debit card pin data was stolen in the massive security breach affecting 40 million customers that began last month. that's a backtrack from target easterlier claims this week but the retailer says the pin information is quote safe and secure because it's encrypted. that ne

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. >>> this is"nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and susie gharib brought to you in part by. >> the street.com up to the minute stock market news and in depth analysis. our quantity ra rating service provides ratings daily on over 4300 stocks, learn more at the street.com. >>> the stocks take off and more records for the other indexes. >> retail rush. retailers looking to keep the holiday season going as shoppers flock to stores in person and online in the hopes of getting big deals and continuing the spending. >>> three of a kind, our market monitor has the trio of big caps he says you need to have in your portfolio for 2014. that and more for this thursday, december 26th, 2013. >>> good evening everyone. looks like santa claus decided to hang around a bit. dropping off a few late gifts on wam street. stocks rose sharply today with another record close for the dow and the s&p. for the dow, the 50th record of the year. the blue chip average on track for the best yearly percentage gain since 1996. driving stocks higher today, good news about the job market. first-time filings

i'm tyler mathisen. christmas 12 days away and for the second weekend in a row where millions plan to hit the malls, there will be up to a foot of snow from the missouri valley up to new england. cold weather is one thing, but messy, snowy weather is another, keeping would be shoppers at home instead of heading into stores and spending money. that's going to hurt a lot of retailers, but it may be a balloon to others at this most critical time of the year. millions still reeling from winter weather in the eastern third of the nations, getting ready to get hit again today, tomorrow and sunday. >> we have seen over two feet of snow here. >> hopefully you got some holiday shopping done. >> reporter: up to a foot of snow is expected inland and along the coast. for retailers, it's anything but a winter wonderland. foot traffic was up this year but total sales were down. a reflection of deep discounts, which may get as deep as the snow in some places, if retailers are left with more inventory on their shelves.

i'm tyler mathisen. >> well, 2013 is almost in the books, and what a difference a year makes. from what seemed like daily record highs in the stock market to a bumper crop of new companies going public, 2013 was a good one for investors. >> a very good one. but away from wall street, things seemed to get mostly better as well. home prices came roaring back in many parts of the country, and the consumer dug deep and started to spend

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