nicole petallides live on floor of new york stock exchange. hey, nicole. >> trish, you're absolutely right. rising yields are moving to four-year highs. that is in fact pressuring equities. right now the dow jones industrial average is down 480 points. as you noted a selloff across the board here. also the u.s. dollar has been rising and pressuring commodities. the other thing, some people at some point sell, you know. a lot of people took out their money. they have had a great, unbelievable run, not only this year but since the election. some people have taken money off the table. we're looking at big movers. dow jones industrial average, exxon and chevron missed profit numbers for the quarter. exxon down 5%. exxon down 4%. apple, goldman down more than 3%. when we move over to the s&p 500 you see the theme of energy once again weighing there. you see some of those, exxon, murphy oil, also freeport-mcmoran, in the commodity space, noted stronger dollar weighs on those commodities. then the nasdaq, looking at nasdaq, don't forget tech ran us u

nicole petallides down on floor of new york stock exchange. hey, nicole. >> trish, you're absolutely right. we spent the morning in the red. one of the traders talking about technicals if you look at start. trying to find a bottom. they couldn't sell them off. as they had higher lows. moved into the green all this occurred during president trump's meeting he was having, we saw the market turn around over 100 points, over 150 points in the calculations. meantime so little green on the board. now a different picture. look at some of the dow leaders, caterpillar, walmart, goldman sachs, jpmorgan, financials in particular have done very well here. they are leading this turn around. consumer stocks have been also winners. watched johnson & johnson, proctor & gamble, also turning around, really echoing what we saw with major averages shooting up over the last hour or so. vix is to the downside. when it was up 50. completely different picture with oil firming up. they couldn't break them, if you can't break them, take them. higher lows and move into

trish: thank you very much, nicole petallides. joining us with more kevin kelly and heather zumarriaga. heather, this is normal, right? markets don't go up every single day as this market has been. i wonder if people start to say there is a little more out there, if the economy is doing well, guess what? we shouldn't pay around two and change percent wise for 30-year treasury. >> you're right. historically 10-year yield and inflation and gdp, atlanta projecting 5.4% in first quarter. that is stellar growth numbers. wages are picking up in the economy as friday's jobs data revealed, 2.9% increase in wages. despite the market selloff today, things are looking good from an economic standpoint. >> that should eventually mean good things for stocks, kevin. i don't think it is inconceivable at 26,000 and change, some people might have thought we were getting a little bit frothy there, a little bit rich. let's see how tax reform plays out in the way of corporate earnings but it is clear people are betting on a stronger economy, thus infl

let's go back to nicole petallides with numbers on this one. nicole. >> we're talking about news corp, dow jones, "wall street journal," "barron's," harpercollins and "new york post." earnings per share a win, 24 cents beats estimate of 19 cents. revenue 2.18, a beat there as well for the estimate. that is a beat on both the top and bottom line. strong paid digital subscriber growth that is some great news there. the other key point here, 29% growth in digital-only subscribers at "wall street journal." here is a big one. circulation and subscription revenues increased 6% primarily due to healthy contribution from dow jones. so that is also key. big picture, the other factors that go into this quarterly, ad revenue, 702 million. also the publication revenue, that comes in at 469 million. they also benefited from foreign exchange fluctuations. that was some good news. and continued growth in digital real estate services. so here is look at news corp. can't quite see what it is doing after-hours but a beat on top and bottom line. virtually flat fo

david: nicole petallides. thank you very much. melissa. melissa: we'll bring in today's market panel. jonathan hoenig from capitalist pig hedge fund and fox news contributor. carol roth, from fault ture file planning system. brian wesbury chief economist at first trough advisors. brian, i will start with you, what do you think of the inflation report today? what do you think of it going forward and the market's reaction? >> numbers we saw on inflation today were a little high for the month. inflation is heading higher. so will interest rates. the fed will continue to lift rates this year. but one thing investor have to remember is that these rates are still super low. so the market can take higher interest rates. so this, this idea that the market is going up right now in the face of inflation, we already knew inflation was going up. we already knew interest rates are going up. we lived through a correction. no one knows why they happen. everyone, everyone tries to assign all this blame and find an exact reason. it was just an emotional co

broadcom let's go to new york stock exchange and nicole petallides calling this engagement theatre. nicole: absolutely that's exactly the word they're using engagement theatre being the whole talk on wall street and broadcom slamming qualcomm for this in particular you'll see qualcomm is up about 6% and don't forget these two have been going back and forth and also saying qualcomm saying all of broadcom's offers basically undervalues the company and now there's talk about going back to the table increasing the offer maybe but in the meantime, who knows because qualcomm has been in its own thing trying to get n xp, so we'll see how they work it out in the meantime you can see qualcomm is gaining 6% back to you. liz: that's drama. need to look at dean foods, ticker symbol df folks this stock is tanking 13% right now, morgan stanley has downgraded it at the price target but they're still too high and morgan is cutting the price target from $ 10 to $11 but this is an $8.80 stock a 52 week low. warren buffet berkshire hathaway is jumping 4% sitting on i guess you could call a big fat pil

petallides standing by. nicole, once again it seems the market wants to go higher. >> that's right. we had a bumpy week. friday we saw up arrow. that managed to push our numbers into the green for the week netflix and amazon. both of those names hit all-time highs today. amazon crossed 1500 last week. fourth straight record close. look at it. up about 17 bucks. netflix up to 293. general electric on other hand one area we continue to follow. it has been a laggard over the last a weeks. down over 50%. restating numbers for last two years on earnings. the sec looking into revenue practices and internal financial reporting. stock is up after being to the downside. had been as low as july of 2010 with seven 1/2-year low. lastly looking at treasury yields. this is a big story. people seem to be less worrisome about rising rates and inflation. ashley: we have heather zumarriaga here. you will have to be more tactical in this environment. what do you mean? >> i think so, ashley. when you look at markets right now,

let's get straight down to the floor of the new york stock exchange where nicole petallides is standing by with more. hey, nicole. >> hey, trish. certainly there has been a lot of anxiety over last several days. i know traders that stepped in to buy. they bought the dips, right around 3:11 p.m. at the lows of the day, down about 1600 points, our biggest point drop ever in history. people were nervous. people who liked stocks and bought in and gotten value. this morning we anticipated there would be a selloff. we got exactly that, down 567 points right at opening bell many within a half hour we actually swung 934 points bottom to top, all by 10 a.m. we moved into positive territory, up 367 points. this is volatile, wild ride of a market. right now i'm excited going into the closing bell to see what we will see. i will tell you why we saw the vix jumping, jumping 115%, we may never see anything like that, the fear index. tell you a lot of people got squeezed on the fear index that it would fall. you know what? it surged. closed at highest level since 2015. right now up to 36.86. traders t

let's go straight to nicole petallides on the floor of new york stock exchange. nicole i'm thinking a hangover from what fed chief powell saying about overheating. i don't know or not. >> people are talking about the fact that they thought our jay powell, new fed head, had somewhat of a hawkish tone that would mean three to four interest rate hikes this year. we'll see more in march. that spooks investors a little bit as we see yields moving higher which would be likely. mortgage rates are creeping up. that is a new environment but all because of a better economy and rising wages and things going in the right direction. we have very volatile market. that is the kind of market we're in right now. looking at the dow finishing at the lows of session, tacking on to 300 point loss yesterday. friday, monday, we were up 750 points. so it is back and forth here. there is a look at s&p 500 down 1.1%. nasdaq also dropping for the month. all of them are laggards for the month. the dow is down about 4%. oil in part is big weigh. oil is back above 50. took down names like che

as we kick off the very busy hour, let's go first to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, we saw very big swings and moves today. is this about the treasury market? >> it's a little bit about everything. i mean volatility is bark. we've seen that since late last week into this beak. it has been a most wild ride yesterday and the day before. the biggest number one and two point swings ever in history. so the volatility in equities is back. some has a correlation to what we've seen in treasury yields. we've saw them pull back a couple days today, moving higher. we had the budget approval. that brought uncertainty, billions of dollars to be spent over the years ahead. took us off the earlier highs. in the morning just like yesterday we started off to the downside. less dramatic. same pattern. we're down 12points -- 127 points at open. in the end we flat-lined. we're down 19 points. we nearly lost 400 points of gains. that's too bad because we obviously seen a run-up. the big picture volume is here, volatility is here. we have to digest some moving parts. tre

go straight to nicole petallides on floor of the stocks exchange. nicole, what is fueling the selloff? >> we were down almost 700 points. biggest selloff for stocks we've seen for stocks since 2016. traders are taking this one in stride. tough to stomach a 2 1/2% selloff on washington. that being said, the dow is weighed down by many energy names, exxon, chevron, that missed on their profits. all 30 dow stocks going into the closing bell are down. energy taking a break. we're still up 37% since the election. traders are okay with a little bit of a pullback. apple is an interesting one. it is now in correction territory, closing at 160.37. that means 10% off its recent highs. so the january 18 close of 179.26. we're more than 10% beneath that. netflix is in pullback territory. not quite correction territory. what is happening? great jobs report, 200,000 added. 4.1% number. this is all great, with wage growth and treasury yields on the rise, 2.842% as the bond. equities are selling it off and we're seeing inverse relationship all week long. so this is

let's go down to nicole petallides down on the floor of the new york stock exchange where they're getting whiplash these days. hey, nicole. >> absolutely right, trish. we've seen the roller-coaster, the vix, the fear index, we have back-to-back gains tacking on to friday's gains but over the last two weeks serious selling, over 2400 dow points, over 9% of losses on the dow jones industrial average over those two weeks. but today a different picture. some optimism and it is interesting because a lot of traders we saying from last week they will start looking to buy the dips but they are looking for things of value, not just say, i love everything, i love all tech or love all of whatever. now looking more towards some of the fundamentals. looking at price to earnings ratios. the other thing brought it my attention that goldman sachs actually said the pullback also coincided with the blackout period for share repurchasing. and that likely intensifies some of the declines. that being said we're also taking a look at some other movers here. looking at winners on the dow jones industrial averag

go straight to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, a lot of movement today. we saw a spike this afternoon. what caused the rebound? >> walmart, caterpillar, these are some of the dow leaders. we started off in the red. we were down about 180 points but the volatility is becoming more narrow. we're not seeing the 500 point swings or 1000 point swings. traders telling me they were bouncing off the lows. we started seeing higher lows. they couldn't break them down. the sellers weren't there. they turned around during president trump's meeting that was televised today. the markets completely turned around led by financials. that was one group particularly good news. three days in a row for the dow jones industrial average, to about 780 points in those three days. taking a look at 10-year bond. came off the 2.9% level, but we'll be watching for cpi tomorrow. retail sales and seems investors are bracing inflationary environment with higher rates. we'll watch for that. 2.83%. i mentioned financials. let's take a look. traders looking

let's go straight to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange because, nicole, last night you and i were on together covering what happened at the end of the lou dobbs show. in fact you said the market will start lower, end higher. you were spot on. >> thank you, david asman. you're too kind. i will use ted weisberg's saying, a clock is always right twice a day. in this case, yes, i'm happy to report that i did get that correct this morning. we opened down 567 points. just moments ago we were up 600 points on the dow jones industrial average, closing up 568. so this is a much better position here for people who like to see their money going higher in their 401(k)s and iras. there is no doubt this was a wailed swing today. it only adds to what we've been seeing over the last several days. we also saw the s&p 500 up 1.7%. the russell, the small caps, for those folks who invest there, also 1%, those "fang" stocks, those favorites moving to the upside. taking a look at the vix, the fear index, a lot of traders pointing to the vix for our big selloff yesterday in the 3:00

as we kick off the very busy hour, let's go first to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, we saw very big swings and

nicole petallides, how much of this is basically traders saying, okay, my model was for very low inflation for this foreseeable future, and now things to what we saw last friday with the jobs report, 2.9% growth in wages, also the atlanta fed thing, could get a five handle on gdp the first three months of the year, how much is this, whoa, i actually have to change my model now and factor in inflation? >> i think you're absolutely right. whether looking at the atlanta fed that is certainly an aggressive gdp print but inflation directly correlates to interest rates. as rates rise that correlates across the board. i think people are getting out of equity as little bit. taking some great profits they have seen. that is number one. number two, people are looking for support levels. then there are margin calls. people are leveraged in some of these platforms now they have been caught on the wrong side of the trade. what are they doing? sell equities. some people running to government debt like you mentioned. trish: jon hilsenrath was talking about that yesterday. a lot of people were betting aga

we've got you covered from washington to wall street up first nicole petallides in the new york stock exchange and nicole what was driving the rally today? nicole: certainly we have an opportunity to bounce back after two weeks we certainly had a tough run over 2400 dow points dropping 9% it was fromming to see the back to back gains gaming over 300 on friday and holding on to a decent gain of over 400 points that's 1.7% the fundamentals are the same. corporate earnings are on the rise, we have beneficial new america's tax plan, we have the budget in place so these are the things and of course the new infrastructure ideas for the two years ahead also help to give a boost so taking a look at the dow, nasdac and s&p and i was looking at the year-to-date numbers because we saw the dow going in and out of positive tear tear tori year-to-date but the nasdac in the green for the year 2018 after a stellar 2017 so there you go right? we weren't able to squeeze it out but a couple more days of this action we will see some up arrow and a lot of the folks feel ultimately you'll be looking for va

i want to go to nicole petallides who isthe floor of new york stock exchange. not just the fed talking about here. the fed itself, they don't want to runaway inflation so a little is healthy. >> we have our producer prices out today on the heels of the cpi yesterday. both of them showed some inflation to the upside. inflationary pressures. that first spooked our markets. we did see strong gains in the cost of gasoline and health care. that shows that the economy is growing. so you are going to see interest rates creep higher as well. here is a look at the dow, up 197 points. 25,091, a fifth day in a row of feigns. we don't have 500 point swings. look at apple, up over 3%. this is after warren buffett's berkshire hathaway announcing that they upped their stake in apple. it is at 172.50, folks, helping to lead the major averages. some of the other winners, united technologies, proctor & gamble. to the downside oil is 61.10. it had moves today. exxon and chevron are in there with price target cut on chevron over at hsbc. a quick peak at technology overall which is

i want to go down to nicole petallides live on the floor of the new york stock exchange. you can see we're still in positive territory. we're 110. we don't think this is armageddon. we were up significantly more. investors reacting to news of this deal. what troubles them? >> obviously volatility seems to be here to stay at least for the near term, coupled with a budget deal and more spending ahead and uncertainty that goes with it. at the top of the market we were up 381 points. right out of the gate, in first hour of trading we were hundreds of points bottom to top. we started out down 127 points. we were up 100 in short time. then up 200. 381 was at the top. with this budget deal that brings concerns what we'll be spending hundreds of billions of dollars going forward and how that would be factored in. that being said we have had quite the ride on wall street. yesterday very heavy volume. good news traders say we finished higher, right? we were up 567 points. that was on heaviest volume in 15 ponts. so that is a nice bullish sign. the fact we start off low, moving high

melissa: let's go to nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange what is driving this rally. >> 27 dow components in the green with three just in the red. we're looking at a intraday chart. we were briefly in the red territory, finishing at highs of the day. we're up 25,200. people have been getting more comfortable with higher inflation and higher rates which they're expecting a rate hike in march when powell takes over in the first run at the federal open market committee head. we're looking at movers here. dow, nasdaq, s&p or the week, unbelievable. up, 4, 5% for the week. best since 2016. s&p 500 finished above 2719. the best finish four weeks. winners, apple, boeing, united technologies. apple got a nice big boost from warren buffett berkshire hathaway increased its stake by 23% in apple. stock is up 3.3%. boeing, united technologies also winners. take a look at amazon at a two-day chart here of amazon. moving into the close. there it is, up .71 dollars, closing 1461 and change. five days in a row of gains. back to you. melissa: nicole, thank you. david: let's bring in

nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange. really went south at the end. i think we're just at about the 300 mark to the negative side of the dow. >> that's right. over last couple days we actually saw the gains of about 750 points almost over last two days. so giving some of that back today, but a dramatic move here right at the end of the day, finishing at session lows, not a great sign for the. fed head powell talking about economy growing. wage growth on way upside. gradual increases likely. we'll hear more in march. the dow finishing down 300. that was session lows basically. dow movers intel and boeing gained. intel got positive comments. gave a top chip stock, boeing. then you can see disney and merck under pressure. we'll get to disney a moment. vix jumping at end of the day. that is around 1890. move for the vix is 19%. biggest move for a couple weeks. we have talk of comcast. comcast offering 12 1/2 pound per share for sky. comcast taking on twenty-first century fox, parent of this network, and disney on this deal. the proposed deal is higher tha

tell us about it, nicole. nicole: connell looking pretty great you saw 29 of the 30 dow components in the green with only coca cola in the red even ge gained by the end of the day up about 400 points tacking on to friday's gains last week was a bumpy week but friday was a winning day up 350 and today we're up nearly 400 points the momentum continues and the worries about rising interest rates seems to have dissipated at least for now that being said we're taking a look at the nasdac which has had a winning month and now is in the green for the month of february, unlike the dow and the s&p and in fact its now turned positive with this news today up 1.1%. now ge which did hit a seven and a half year low concerns about restatement of their earnings over the last couple of years also an sec probe weighed on the company for the time pushed it to a new low below $14 but at the end of the day glad to see it at 14.65 down about 52% over the last 52 weeks and then we watch some of those tech names, amazon in particular

we have a live report on the budget showdown, first go down to nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange. what has become a pretty wild ride this week. down 454. off the lows of the session, thankfully. but listen, it's a minute by minute kind of day, nicole, isn't it. >> it is. you're so right, trish. minute by minute every single trading day since last friday. we're in the fifth day in a row here with more than 500 point swings. we haven't seen that since 2008, october of 2008. we had a rough week for thedown. we're down 4%, 3.8%, it keeps changing. right now this moment we're down 466 points on thedown with about half of the names in the dow in correction territory. that would be 10% off of their highs. as we talk about these big swings that everybody is watching their money so closely. we never want to tell you how you're losing money, don't forget you've done so great since 2016. but the vix, volatility index right now is higher. it is at 30.96. it had been at 50. we watch that on the move. a lot of vix trading vehicles caught on the wrong side of this. that is one of

nicole -- nicole petallides from the floor of the new york stock exchange. how did it feel down there? >> we saw a selloff from the special counsel indicting 13 russian nationals. you can see that moving after hundred time. we moved 250 points from top to bottom at that point. we managed to hold on to a gain of dow 20 points. that is up fractionally. six days in a row of gains. so much volatility. we saw 1000 point selloff swings galore. you remember we had the worst selloff in history. look what went on this week. 4.2%. last week we lost about 5%. we didn't bet back all of it but certainly got back a lot. looking at the dow jones industrial average for this month of february, you can see we're down 929 points. so a loss of about 3 1/2%. so stocks certainly off their record highs but not in that correction mode that we had seen. look at since the record closes i said we're off the highs. you can see the dow is off 5.25%. certainly in 52 weeks since the election we're still jumping high and hot that being said, big picture, people are feeling optimistic but w

nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange. we saw a swing of 300 points. i expect the big three about to report? >> we have three big ones coming up we'll bring to you right here on "after the bell." start with the major market averages. the dow is up 36 points. had been up 157, down 134. productivity numbers, to what the atlanta fed said about gdp numbers. raising the gdp numbers. in general, fresh money coming into the market on a new month. s&p did not squeeze out a gain. that finished down one point. nasdaq down 1/3 of 1%. 10-year bond ticked higher in the last hour. it moved up to 2.797. that certainly is a move to the upside for the bond yields that pressures stocks sometimes as well. then we saw more companies talking about benefits for american workers and that is all on the heels of tax reform that would be lowe's, mastercard, and ups. lowe's paying 260,000 hourly u.s. employees 1000-dollar bonuses because of tax reform. master considered and ups giving positive comments as well. here are the tech names that we talked about. visa in there too. alp

. >> thank you very much, nicole petallides. dow is up 249 points. we're watching the markets. getting more details on that shooting and we've got two congressmen standing by live from both sides of the aisle. minute we get them in front of this camera, there they are, they're staying with us. we'll go right back to them. stay tuned. [fbi agent] you're a brave man, mr. stevens. your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. . liz: more information on the shooting in parkland, florida. i apologize it's not much, but we promise to keep you posted here. this is a live aerial shot of a high school in south florida, stoneman douglas high school. the coral springs fire department says it is transporting students to all area hospitals. no numbers yet. and there's no way for us to estimate numbers yet. we are still trying to confirm whether the situation is under control, live picture on the left side of the screen. on the right side of your screen, yo

petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange, nicole? >> good morning dagen obviously we have seen choppy -- action, no doubt about that, even this morning as you have been covering there throughout the morning we have seen it down as much as close to 00 on futures, now down un-- 300 now down 100 traders are talking about heavy volume that we saw yesterday. so there has been a lot of action and talking about people who were trying to get if there were outages from ameritrade fidelity trying to navigate this market whether or not bottom in a topic of conversation. yesterday we had automobile second largest-point swing in history day before the biggest ever, so the question is whether or not the bottom is in and yesterday, 75% they said likely in, back to you. dagen: thank you for that nicole petallides new york stock exchange. turning to the shutdown showdown, a bipartisan budget deal in the works, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell minor leader chuck schumer saying close to finalizing a budget to boost military and nondefense spendin

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first let's go straight to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, what are you hearing from traders about tomorrow? >> well, tomorrow, right, first of all they're trying to digest today. i will tell you i spoke with the president of the new york stock exchange tom farley, what happened today? because we dropped nearly 1600 points at one point. we saw exasperated selling in just a few minutes, within ten minutes of selling. his first point, the first point he wanted to make, we saw smooth trading here at the new york stock exchange on heavier than normal volume. in fact i just spoke to a spokesperson. we cross ad billion shares, 1.1 right now. that is roughly double a normal day. there was some very heavy volume. tom farley, really, really accentuating the fact this was smooth and orderly. are you worried about over 1000 point drop? he said, no comment. traders what they're thinking tomorrow, david and melissa, they're really feeling okay with this they wanted to see some capitulation. they wanted that selloff, that big selloff they have been

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nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange, good morning to you. >> good morning, maria. so this could be the biggest technology acquisition ever, we know in a it goes back to november, whether the bid in for 103 billion in november that was noted good enough to latest was 121-billion-dollar acquisition, qualcomm is meeting broadcom talked with them yesterday for a couple of hours, about this deal they said that it under values the company, you did have executives meet the comments not coming from companies but sources are saying that the two met and qualcomm was there listened did not engage that they have the board meeting to discuss and determine, the next steps on this so we will watch closely, qualcomm up 4% this week, broadcom 5%, quickly on mcdonald's, getting the healthier cutting calories on happy meals accounts for 15% sales, cutting out cheeseburgers putting in bottled water reducing the fr. dagen: kroupts cheeseburgers if you want but healthier for kids. >> nicole petallides on floor a market, up 200 points amazon reportedly teaming up with bank of america to

nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> in a different environment. volatility, have a volume, not seen one record after another appeared as a trader sang that is okay. they are okay with that. the 401(k)s and iras, one record after another. 355 points and as you noticed came back to do the flat line back down again. there is a rising rate environment right now, that they feel ultimately you don't sell all your stock because rates are on the rise from historical lows. we mention of volatility come into fear index, which is the highest low on friday we've seen since 2016. it shows a lot more nervousness in the market big picture. some people have picked the low-hanging fruit, they've done well over the last year, the is certainly a feeling you don't jump out if you lay it out over the year. you don't just jump out if you have some profits to buy to take i'm sure everyone would be perfectly fine with bad and the one bright spot in the area would be taxed. the text doing amazing over the past 52 weeks. but what is sally now. down 300 points on the board.

let's go to nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange. neil: we won't be nicole. it will be me. >> sorry. a lot of things in my head. five people were talking to me. neil: it is news, young lady, if it breaks, we fix it. we do have the announcement of a two-year budget deal with senator john thune of white house. let's listen to mitch mcconnell detailing it. it will increase 300 million over two years, that is the length of this measure. let's listen in. >> this bill is the product of extensive negotiations among congressional leaders and white house. no one would suggest it is perfect but we worked hard to find common ground and stay focused on serving the american people. first and foremost this bipartisan agreement will unwind the sequestration cuts that hamstrung our armed forces an jeopardized our national security. secretary mattis said, quote, no enemy in the field has done more harm to the readiness of our military than sequestration. for years my colleagues on the senate armed services committee led by chairman john mccain have spoken out about these dama

nicole petallides live from the new york stock exchange where they're trying to keep up with it all i guess, ha? nicole: yeah and there's a lot to keep up obviously we've had such a great run since the election and 2016 november but this week obviously with extreme volatility we're seeing more than 500 points several days in a row five in fact and our editor charlie brady bringing it to our attention, more than 500 point swings since october of 2008. this shows you the volatility we're seeing, it's up 20% right now, at 33.21 and that's part of the reason we've had this because people are getting those vehicles, the vehicles which were betting to the other side getting squeezed and they got it wrong. it went up to 50 and they were betting to the downside and not one-time but two and three times and then there's you actually have e-trade banning margin trading on all volatility on the volatility etf that they were looking at. taking a look at the dow laggards all 30 names are in the red today, 17 of the industrial stocks at this moment are in correction territory, with all 30 of them, 5

i'm nicole petallides from the floor of the new york stock exchange. the dow jones industrial average up for under 50 points. the s&p 500 up 1.3%. the nasdaq gaining 1.5%. this is after two weeks of selling with the dow did lose over 9% more than 2400 points. we have had a volatile market. the downside commodities are gaining while the dollar is pulling back. certainly the infrastructure stocks are watching very closely as we heard from president donald trump talking about the infrastructure plans going forward. this is long-awaited $200 billion for the next decade to improve things right here at home. roads, ports, airports, highways and names like newport, a kcl, u.s. steel. you can see all these are between 1% and 5% roughly gaining on the heels of what the president is. back to you. neil: thank you very much, nicole. when you think of what the president has outlined in the fact that there doesn't seem to be a way of paying for it, the latest budget he has introduced, there doesn't seem to be anything imbalance in the best thing over the next 10 yea

. >> welcome back to "cavuto coast to coast," i'm nicole petallides live on the floor of the new york stock exchange. the dow jones industrial average not too far off the session highs, up 360 points at this time, tacking on to friday's big gains of roughly 350 points as well. there seems to be less fear concerns about inflation and interest rates. we are also waiting to hear from federal reserve chairman powell this week, the testimony before the house financial services committee, that'll be tomorrow. watching the ten-year bond yield slipping back once again, so that's been three days in a row s. and technology and telecom are doing very well today. amazon and netflix are hitting some new all-time highs as well as some of the dow components, but amazon -- after crassing 1500 -- is hitting a new record, 152 22. and last but not least, a tough one will be general electric saying they have to look back at the last two years to redo accounting there. that stock is down about 1.1% but did move to lowest levels since 2010. back to you now. neil: all right, nicole, thank you very much. man

maria: ge making news in micromaking it will one of the big movers nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange good morning. >> that is right two completely different topics we do have futures this morning, off 141 points right now but a key on general electric under so much pressure last year profits declining, selling off assets, couple pieces big news this morning, about ge nominating 3 directors to a smaller board, so now 12 down from 18, stock relatively flat looking at 14.50 this morning other big piece of news we have been watching is that they are going to restate their earnings, going back for 2016 and 2017. as don'ts new accounting standards, with declining profit this comes on the heels of that big insurance charge they have to take 6.2 billion, obviously restructuring the company there were positive comments by guggenheim about gen gen saying this is in "barrons" they raised hold have lgs in general electric moving to story you love girl scout cookies might like developments over at dunkin brands going to make new drinks three new favor inspired by iconic yo

petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange very strong earnings a down market at open. >> no debit, forcing obviously stock market futures selling so of this morning, i want to look at two names in dow futures down 143 points ups downside down 5% right now, they were overwhelmed by holidays had to ship 762 million packages more than they estimated despite fact upgraded network, they said they were overwhelmed by amount of packages online shipping during the season they had to incur a cost, of 125 million dollars, on top -- pretty much in brackets you see stock hit down 5% i want to get to dowdupont sales profits beat, sales up 14% going with plan to split company into three companies they said the company spin-off will happen between 14 and 16 months extremely enough dowdupont capital sold entire ge investment more than 103,000 shares general electric most gilead, eli lilly what did they pick up on fed i thought very interesting, so that is what they are doing at dupont capital in latest quarter. >> thank you nicole all eyes on technology, amazon alphabet apple all delivers q

reporter: i'm nicole petallides with the fox business brief. close look at apple as people hold in many ways and funds. the stock is down 1% at $161.39. a stock that moved around from 156 to 168 this week. news is about the batteries. what happened, right? the controversy after slowing down the older iphones. pushed people to buy batteries for phones. now they lowered the price from $79 down to $29 and there's talk, they sent a letter to the senate commerce committee, they are considering giving rebates to those who paid full price for the batteries since they lowered it 50 bucks. talk that goldman sachs and apple are working together to help you to finance to buy the iphone x which is a thousand bucks. no news on that either. . stuart: it is official. los angeles has the worst traffic in the world, bar none. a report puts l.a. in the top spot for the sixth year in a row. it's reported that people spent 102 hours stuck in traffic. is that per year or per week or per month? i don't know. >> per day, probably. stuart: new york came in third. driv

nicole petallides in the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole: good morning, maria, many fundamentals have not changed. corporate earnings have been looking good, the economy is doing well, we have seen wage growth but we have seen extreme volatility, the dow right now as you noted, the back and forth action, certainly have been driven by quantitative algorithms and sell programs that kick in but you are starting to see regular people that may have been hurt because we have 10% correction territory for a lot of stocks and for the dow and the s&p, traders looking at a couple of levels, first obviously that we broke that 25.95 level on the s&p 500, that was a level of support. now they are looking at 25.38 as the next level of support, so that's going to be so key if. if we were to drop, they are looking for it to go lower and test that and hold there and maybe that putting the bottom and moving around. let's take a look at am done, so amazon has big news today and that is that they are launching their own amazon shipping, shipping with ama

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. >> i'm nicole petallides with yourx business brief. cord cutters, listen up. you have a new option to consider. it's all about youtube. youtube is putting out its live tv. we're seeing google parent down 5% today, but millions now will have the potential to view youtube live tv at $35 a month. and you can see it on your smart tvs, mobile devices, laptops. and on apple tv and also roku. this is where it will be debuting. obviously, sling tv and directv, those are certainly well established. hulu, that's another one that people have been using with 450,000 subscribers. that's $40 a month. so youtube tv coming in at $35 a month trying to battle it out with the big guys and make those cord cutters consider youtube live. ♪ ♪ stuart: yes, it's patriots/eagles, super bowl lii sunday. here is a look at the performers, halftime show. pink will sing the national anthem, leslie odom jr. will sing america the beautiful, justin timberlake is headlining the halftime show. the big question, how many people will watch. the nfl saw a 9.6% decline in viewership last year co

petallides watching stocks on floor. >> good morning, maria. we are seeing futures to the done sided, after two days of gains dow gained over 3% best move for the dow, in for two days, since summer of 2016, take a look, by the way, 2050 year-end target s&p 500 goldman sachs, pepsi this morning we are hearing from the call as well the stock is down one percent, and -- beverage business in north america they tried to talk about, the volume trends improving, for pepsi mountain dew gatorade they saw sales fall they did have, good news there, in snacks, amazon, talking about hundreds of jobs being over in seattle, stocks up one quarter 1% over 52 weeks up 66% big picture i are trying to weed out low performing employees have thousands jobs available cross-country seattle saying trying to sift out some lower upcoming employees and last year they actually saw workforce soar to 566,000 a winner we know on a growth trend, and moving into one business after another, and today, you see it up a quarter of 1% maria. maria: to wall street from wall street to

petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange good morning to you good morning, maria. obviously we knew volatility was here to stay over the last couple of weeks what we have seen gyrations in market last week sell-off over 5% obviously a big one, and then now today, turning it around, this after at the withdrew over 30 billion dollars, from the equity funds what are traders saying this morning? well, over this morning, saying goldman sachs pullback coincided with blackout period for share repurchases likely intensified the decline morgan stanley saying price damage done time to buy stocks. taking a look at one of the movers this morning, and that is general dynamics 6. 8 billion dollars to beef up i.t. department both stocks cfra, up 31% this morning, general dynamics hair making this to beef up at this time department when you think of general dynamics tanks navy ships big deal the previous couple quarts tough in part no fram budget in place but they are saying good synergy between two up 15%, over 52 weeks general dynamics up 1.6% coming up ford revvs up investment

petallides on floor. >> good morning watching coca-cola upside a beat on top and bottom line the last 8 quarters beaten seven of he quarters 1 1/2% last knew 52 weeks up 8 and one half%, you think of diet cook it was the other areas that did well for coke, that would be vitamin water strength in north america offset losses in areas globally pretty much unchanged a beat on top and bottom line helped coca-cola to upside this morning then we take a look at a big one wal-mart this is wal-mart in talks to buy more than 40% india flip cart the idea of amazon, this takes on amazon directly amazon said willing to commit 5 billion dollars, in india market would hel walmart to take on amazon in india flip cart has 40% online retail two huge fashion lines, in addition to many other products thinking about expanding go groceries walmart winner up 50% last year you can see this morning bid/ask upside looking into more shares this have having a deal with flip cart would be the biggest one of the biggest overseas detail valued at roughly over 12 billion dollars terms of the deal not disclosed. >> th

better-than-expected earnings revenue up 23% nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange with details there good morning. >> good morning, maria. so we are seeing futures to upside yesterday we spent better part of the day in positive tether. we are up 381 points finished down we have had a volatile market look what is going on with twitter, an hour ago, hour half ago when i was first came out it was 4% then 10%, 11% now look 24% good nice on twitter is that the quarterly net profit that topped wall street estimates a beat on earnings per share and revenue the other thing that they have also seen on the rise, is video ad sales did rise up 23%, watch accounts. >> thank you so much, we are watching market that is actually going to open higher dagen twitter stock performance is really a standout, where numbers as much as standout you your take too. maria: standout before earnings came out, almost 50% i think 47%, through yesterday's close, that is performing the stock market last 52 weeks this is important because it shows that that one twitter can turn a profit, and, that i

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nicole: i'm nicole petallides with fox business brief. collaboration between disney and alibaba in china, facebook, twitter, not allowed there. they are blocked in that country. alibaba and disney, of course, there's obviously regulations in china but in this case now it's going to 30 million households beauty and the beast, duck tails in order to bring family entertainment to china on platform that has 580 million devices, 1.2 billion daily views. this is a collaboration between alibaba and disney. alibaba gaining but over 1,000 disney movies and tv episodes in china. stuart: california drivers could soon be paying $4 a gallon for gas. gas buddy forecasts that the price hike could come as soon as memorial day, 4 bucks, memorial day, the average statewide is now 3.30, that's up nearly twice since the gallon from last month, gas buddy predicting 4-dollar gas in california. "the new york times" reports several house democrats are questioning nancy pelosi's leadership. national radio show larry elder is with us. this is a story on the front