i maria bartiromo. coming up the president of the new york stock exchange is here, stacy cunningham will join us. the godfather of the venture capital industry, alan is here to look at private valuations and where the growth in the economy is today. it's been an exciting year on wall street, the dow closed above 28000 for the first time ever, rockers all over wall street several big-name companies went public in filed ipos but has all been peaches and cream, many of those fell flat like uber and slack and then the trade war with china. all the successes and failures keep investors on their toes, joining me too discuss it is stacy cunningham, the president of the new york stock exchange. thank you for joining us. how is business, give us your take from an inside view of how things are going capital market. >> it seems like a long time ago we began 2019 and a lot has happened since then. if you look at the first quarter of 2019, the government was shut down so the ipo market was non-existent if you like a

i maria bartiromo. coming up the president of the new york stock exchange is here, stacy cunningham will join us. the godfather of the venture capital industry, alan is here to look at private valuations and where the growth in the economy is today. it's been an exciting year on wall street, the dow closed above 28000 for the first time ever, rockers all over wall street several big-name companies went public in filed ipos but has

i'm maria bartiromo, thanks for joining us. coming up, the former ceo of ford motor is here, mark fields on the auto sec to. along with defense company annual industry's family palmer lucky. he'll talk about the ethics around the use of artificial intelligence and drones. but first, it was another busy week of data here including the october jobs numbers, the first reading of the gdp for the third quarter and the federal reserve cutting interest rates for a third time this year. here's some reaction to that october jobs number. >> it shows, by the by, that the labor market is still strong the, consumers and wage earners are still strong. as i said, america is working. i think people are underestimating the underlying strength of this economy, and i want to also add this: it is a middle class boom. this is a middle class boom. >> this is a blow outnumber, you know? we'll see if the next one and the one after that are great, but there's no question this is an outstanding report well above expectations. maria: meanwhile, as expect

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i maria bartiromo. coming up the president of the new york stock exchange is here, stacy cunningham will join us. the godfather of the venture capital industry, alan is here to look at private valuations and where the growth in the economy is today. it's been an exciting year on wall street, the dow closed above 28000 for the first time ever, rockers all over wall street several big-name companies went public in filed ipos but has

i'm maria bartiromo. thanks for joining us. it's an all texas show this week. coming up in just a few moments, the head of the dallas federal reserve, robert kaplan, is here. then later, one of the most influential figures in pro sports, mark cuban. he is with us as well. this week the white house signaled that negotiations for an initial u.s./china trade deal are in the final stages, but president trump is not ready to sign anything yet. i spoke with commerce secretary wilbur ross about the u.s./china trade deal. >> so we're really in a win/win position. either the tariffs will continue, or we'll have an acceptable deal with china. so the important thing is to make sure that the deal is what we think it is, make sure that it is consistent with the premises that they've made to us. maria: and there was a lot of back and forth about that this week. also this week we saw signs that the consumer is still strong thanks to great retail sales numbers, better than expected earnings from walmart, among others. all of this led to a texas-sized rally on wall street. and

i'm maria bartiromo, thanks for joining us. coming up, the former ceo of ford motor is here, mark fields on the auto sec to. along with defense company annual industry's family palmer lucky. he'll talk about the ethics around the use of artificial intelligence and drones. but first, it was another busy week of data here including the october jobs numbers, the first reading of the gdp for the third quarter and the federal reserve cutting interest rates for a third time this year. here's some reaction to that october jobs

i'm maria bartiromo. thanks for joining us. it's an all texas show this week. coming up in just a few moments, the head of the dallas federal reserve, robert kaplan, is here. then later, one of the most influential figures in pro sports, mark cuban. he is with us as well. this week the white house signaled that negotiations for an initial u.s./china trade deal are in the final stages, but president trump is not ready to sign anything yet. i spoke with commerce secretary wilbur ross about the u.s./china trade dl.

i maria bartiromo. coming up the president of the new york stock exchange is here, stacy cunningham will join us. the godfather of the venture capital industry, alan is here to look at private valuations and where the growth in the economy is today. it's been an exciting year on wall street, the dow closed above 28000 for the first time ever, rockers all over wall street several big-name companies went public in filed ipos but has

i'm maria bartiromo, thanks for joining us. coming up, the former ceo of ford motor is here, mark fields on the auto sec to. along with defense company annual industry's family palmer lucky. he'll talk about the ethics around the use of artificial intelligence and drones. but first, it was another busy week of data here including the october jobs numbers, the first reading of the gdp for the third quarter and the federal reserve cutting interest rates for a third time this year. here's some reaction to that october jobs