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s&p and nasdaq in record territory. nasdaq leading the major averages for the year. we'll talk about that and the market movers. here is what is new at this hour. the busiest travel day of the year. it will be a bumpy ride. powerful coast to coast storms

nasdaq is definitely a record. but the s&p 500, oh, what the heck just happened to the nasdaq? [closing bell rings] nasdaq is at the flat line. we'll call it too close to call. it had been at high of the session. right now, just up 3. that will do it for the "claman countdown." melissa: we're still calling it a booming market with one year before the 2020 election. new all-time highs on wall street as president trump tout as strong economy and gets ready to make the democratic nominee the white house his opponent. the dow closing up 31 point its second straight record close. its sixth of year. looks like it ends in the red. a down little more than three points. nasdaq fighting for gains. looks like it will close up a little more than a point. i'm melissa francis in new york. this is "after the bell." ♪ connell: i'm connell mcshane reporting live today from what might very well be the ultimate swing state

the dow, s&p and nasdaq closing at record highs and looking to add more today >>> china pushed the u.s. to drop some tariffs ahead of a potential trade deal we'll have details there >>> uber shares are dropping after the company reports a more than $1 billion quarterly loss >>> tony blair sits down to talk brexit we'll bring you all those comments >>> and opec slashing its outlook for oil deman as it warns for chat evenings of the market "worldwide exchange" begins right now. >> good morning, i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan today. all three indices in the u.s. look posed to open with new record highs this morning. you can see those moves are starting to add some gains the dow jones will open by about 62, the s&p about 7 and the nasdaq about 27 overall. movement in the yield side as well a slight tick higher in the 10-year note 1.8 and the two-year at 1.60 about 22 basis points separate those two. looking at asia, it was a positive trade very much green across the screen we've seen the positivity carried there as well. we've seen the german dax up and the ftse 100 and the spain do

welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. and this morning, the u.s. equity futures are basically flat this comes after a big day for the markets across the board yesterday, though. the dow wasup by almost 200 points yesterday, a gain of about 0.7% the s&p was up by 23 points, and then the nasdaq was the big gainer yesterday it was up by 112 points, which is a gain of 1.3%. it was the best day for the nasdaq since october 11th, and it means that all three of the major averages closed at record levels once again. this morning it looks like the dow is indicated down about 8 1/2 points s&p futures down by less than a point. nasdaq is barely lower as well then if you take a look at the treasury market, the ten-year note this morning, looking at yields slightly lower than yesterday at this point. 1.745% >>> as we said at the top of the show, top u.s. and chinese trade negotiators held a phone call last night, according to

nasdaq was up 94. and the s&p 500 added. and it was the fourth straight week of gains for all of the majors. ave bob pisani has more from the new york stock exchange. >>> stocks were back in rally mode on t first day of november, both s&p and nasdaq, record highs today. we had a notable shift in the market narrative. we've gone from fears of a recession in 2020 --th remember a few months ago, to a belief gnat global economy will be slowing but growing. but today's data is taking the edge off of even that slowdown narrative. octor jobs, better than expected. andtr we hadg rechgs from prior months. else wrp the u.s. manufacllring was s weak, but it was better than feared. and new orders didli not that's a critical component. it looks ahead the new orders. over seas even china mafacturing was better than expected. and trade sentiment is lifting for the moment. so as a result, we've got some a uts, not just t s&p 500 but even on a global scale,eu pean indexes hting new highs. japanese indexes hitting new highs as well. here in t

nasdaq struggling just a little bit. the s&p 500 is, by the way, on pace for its second record close of the week, but nasdaq, as i just said, slipping from record high levels. needs to be up by more than 24 points. it could do it, we'll see. all three hitting record intraday highs earlier in the session thanks to optimism again on the u.s./china trade deal. let's get back to gerri willis on the floor of the stock exchange. what are you hearing from traders -- [inaudible] >> reporter: we're taking a look at the nasdaq. there's been a pullback in that index and why? well, we had the headline earlier today that the white house planned to roll back china tariffs, facing fierce opposition inside the white house. no decision's been made yet, but all three indexes pulled back on that. even so, the dow and the s&p poised to hit a new all-time high. not the nasdaq. one stock, you've got to hear this, ash, expedia shares are down 28%. gross bookings in their earnings report down dramatically, earnings down dramatically in that rep

neil: but the nasdaq. nasdaq, focus there, that is a record high up by 21 points. third straight record, 19th of the year for the nasdaq. all the tech stocks. more on big market movers coming up. first, here is what is new at this hour. president trump striking back. he is slamming democratic leaders. he says they're holding up trade progress during day three of the public impeachment hearings that have been going on on capitol hill. today's second round of witnesses are giving their opening statements as we speak. we'll bring you any at all breaking headlines from there. protests paralyzing hong kong as a tense standoff between demonstrators and police is now about to enter its fourth day. >>> a new round of blackouts expanding in california. when hundreds of thousands are set to lose power. melissa: we have fox business team coverage. gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange. lawrence edwards and blake burman at the white house. edward, start with you. reporter: weighing on the market, business information coming out of a roundtable in china. it i

triple record for the dow, nasdaq and s&p. we ask this constantly over last couple years, how much higher can the markets go, steve? >> there is no reason to believe there is a major pullback coming in place. we have record low inflation. record low unemployment. you have, interest rates have never been like this in 500 years. the one risk out there, is the trade war. like you had just mentioned though. looks like phase one is probably getting done here soon. so take advantage of that, because that is the biggest unknown, the biggest weight holding back the market from more gains. we had huge returns. some of that is artificial with what took place last december. this economy, take out the trade war, is healthy as it has been in a long, long time. liz: okay. >> that translates into bigger returns for markets and businesses. ashley: also translates to five sessions in a row, folks of a stronger dollar. that tends to her bigger names. but for the moment. we see raining dollars at the moment. thank you, steve dudash. great to see

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nasdaq off about 4.5 points. watching the 10-year the biggest jump since the 2016 election we'll be talking about elections coming up. >>> top corporate earnings shares up sharply for disney reportin

it's at a new high today we have two dozen new biotech highs on the nasdaq. here's a nerdy stat for you. analyze tech biotech index down 10% from the last presidential cycle four years ago. >> there we go bertha, thank you very much. we'll see if anymore m and a springs up one more deal today. charles schwab announcing plans to buy td ameritrade for $26 billion. the combined company will boast more than $5 trillion in assets, third behind fidelity and van guard. the combined company will move its headquarters to west lake, texas. the deal comes just over one month after charles schwab kicked off the race to zero commissions on october 1, followed by td ameritrade, e-trade, ally and fidelity we've discussed this at length last week. at a fascinating deal and it looks like they pressured td ameritrade stock price and swooped at a relatively low price. >> 3.2 times book and so just to put it into context, e-trade is trading at less than two times book for schwab and ameritrade, very good deal. i was surprised at the synergies, only 15 to 20%, i think they're bei

the nasdaq up 102 points. all of this comes on the day that billionaire businessman and former new york city mayor mike bloomberg hits the campaign trail for the very first time. he just walked out onstage in norfolk, virginia. we will tell you how he's spending his first day as an official 2020 democratic candidate. getting crowded. >>> a very busy day at the white house as the president meets with the prime minister of bulgaria but his comments on the usmca trade deal is what's making headlines, saying house speaker nancy pelosi is incapable of moving the deal with mexico and can ka doorada . we have carla hill exclusively to tell us if she expects to see the usmca get a vote later on this year. >>> meanwhile, tesla making the most of its auto glass fail. we love this video. got to keep playing it. as potential customers slap down a hundred bucks to get their orders in for a cyber truck, what you are seeing right now. but the company that is powering the ev race is here in our studios. we have a fox business

the nasdaq hitting an all-time high, the third in a row. nasdaq down 34 this morning. cheryl: no comments from chinese authorities on stalled trade talks. we had a lot of pressure in asia, all of the major markets there in the red overnight. lauren: those comments from the president, you know, making europeuropean investors nervouss well. the german market is down 12% this -- down 1% this morning. cheryl: lawmakers are getting ready for round two of this week's impeachment inquiry later today after four witnesses testified yesterday with some contradicting the others. lauren: griff jenkins is here to break it all down for us as we gear up for another day of hearings on the hill. good morning, griff. >> reporter: good morning, lauren and cheryl. another day of hearings on tap after yesterday's extensive hearings that president trump is calling a kangaroo court. yesterday began with decorated a army officer, lieutenant vindman, who testified the july 25th call was inappropriate and improper along with jennifer williams who said the call was up usual. when it came to spea

lower than the nasdaq, where we are seeing huge stories pull the nasdaq up. the 10 year yield is at 1.79. the dollar index is unchanged. crude oil continues its downward journey, dragging on the oil explorers and equipment writers and so on. $55.75 for a barrel of wti. let's look inside the s&p 500. not fully finished with earnings season. biogen had it a few minutes after good news from the fda on a potential drug is developing with samsung. constellation brands has it now 2.7%. did not find any particular reason, definitely money went into constellation brands. broadcom up 2.7% on morgan stanley's upgrade. morgan stanley saying it is using the software side of the business and developing the data side very well. there you can see biogen up 1.9%. let's take a look at some of the core performers. it is all about the consumer. kohl's, macy's, nordstrom, home depot, l brands, cap. it is all about -- gap. it is all about the consumer. guy: how strong is the consumer? certainly something the global economy is hanging its haad-on. let's talk about the u.k.. a pre-

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nasdaq new highs and lows. a week ago i started talking about stubborn increases not the case today, over 200 new highs, very much a confirming figure month to date, growth versus value in the s&p it's pretty much neck and neck this market is rar rewarding all kinds right now. apple, holding value. >> two minutes left to go here let's send it over to rick santelli for a check on bonds. hey, rick. >> you know, we had some solid data, whether you looked at the proxy for business spending with durable goods up 1.2%, durable goods up .6% intra-day of two-year note yields, shortest maturity. 30-year bonds, they pop. you can clearly see not as much. yield curve flattening twos, tens, tens, 30s, fives, tens finally, dollar index. chart from early october seven-week high close today. kate rogers, two days with 8600. we already popped over 8700. >> hi there, rick. that's right the nasdaq is higher by more than half of a percent right now, best of the three major averages today in terms of performance, russell 2000 h hit

nasdaq has never traded this high, 100 out of the 3,000 stocks in the nasdaq making new lows it'sconspicuous. it's doing exactly what you expect it to do which is hit another low around 12. we did get to 11 in the dead of summer but this confirms that we have a very steady market until the market proves it's going to falter, that's going to stay low. >> we have another little leg up in the market such that we are at session highs three record all-time closes in sight with two minutes left. let's get to rick for a check on bonds. >> everybody's watching the dow to see if we hit 28,000 while we're on the air when it comes to treasuries and interest rates globally, they all behave exactly the same, except different scale let's look at how we finished the week in the u.s., sliding to the lows in the week in a noneventful trade. look at guilts in the u.k. sliding as well. if we look at the french oat, same scenario. gdp around the world coming down, the u.s. up 3/10 with regard to gdp. the nasdaq is going to blow out the old highs by 50 points. >> it's this large cap driven rally here you've got

not just for the dow but the s&p and the nasdaq. it was the richest initial public offering in history when alibaba debuted in 2014. but now, there's a new contender hoping to take that historic spot. who is it and what does it have planned? we will tell you when "the claman countdown" continues. liz: three years, multiple false starts, now it is finally happening. saudi arabia finally going ahead with its initial public offering of its gigantic state-owned oil company, saudi aramco. to jackie deangelis live on the floor of the new york stock exchange. just cut to the chase. what do investors need to know ahead of the ipo? jackie: well, they want to know a lot ahead of the ipo, but the company really isn't telling them that much. that's what's really frustrating here. as you said, so many false starts, now firing that shot, saying we are going to take our company public, but nobody knows what the valuation's going to be. there's been so much speculation here. you have crown prince mohammad bin salman saying he wants to get a $2 tril

lucky number 13 on the nasdaq. another fresh record close amd, the biggest gainer, seeing a more than 3.5% gain. also broadcom, up more than 2% after a morgan stanley upgrade, but chips overall down very slightly great day for biotech, however that etf up 2% vertex, the best performer after a guggenheim upgrade we're also look at altria. those shares down more than 2.5% today, after the new york attorney general announced it is suing juul for its marketing practice towards minors. california announced a similar lawsuit yesterday. altria owns a 35% stake in juul, and its shares have fallen about 18% since the first vaping illness was reported now over to bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. >> the entire decline in the dow jones industrial average is due to home depot. more than 90 points of that decline is due to that s&p 500 we're taking bets on whether we can get into positive territory. it's exactly flat, down a fraction of a point right now. we'll see if they can do that. it's been trending up in the last

and nasdaq. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york to our tv and radio audiences worldwide , welcome to balance of power where the world of politics meets the world of business. dramatic hong kong elections over the weekend. kevin cirilli on what comes next in the impeachment proceedings, and from london, jess shankleman on the tory election manifest. the, pretty dramatic in result and the turnout in the election in hong kong. bill: turnout more than doubled with 85% of the seats going towards candidates who have supported the protesters. a very strong rebuke of beijing. the kind of thing that is a warning shot to the u.s. and the trump administration, which has tried to to a fine line between the support of pro-democracy protesters and keeping china on at sign for those all-important trade negotiations that are still continuing. david: is it at all possible there is

nasdaq i think that is a high, isn't it? nasdaq up 75 points. records across the board. >>> now try this, our next guest 14 years old, scientist. she is a freshman in high school. she just won a national contest. she developed a first aid liquid bandage, liquid bandage. it uses nano silver technology to reduce the risk of infections. kara fan is with us here in new york. you are winner of the prize. you are 14 years old. wait for it. tell me how the nano silver liquid bandage works? >> this is the nano bandage, that uses nano silver to kill back tear yow! in the form of liquid bandage. stuart: you break it down to the atomic level almost. >> yeah. stuart: how does it prevent infection? >> so the nano silver, the eye ons from the silver surrounds the cell wall of the bacteria and breaks it? stuart: how did you discover this? >> i searched online. stuart: you developed this, in your high school science class if no. i actually started this before i went to high school. stuart: you did? okay. now then, is it a, is it possibly a replacement for antib

more records perhaps today for the dow, nasdaq and s&p. rally mode, dow surging 113 points, s&p up 10, nasdaq up 35. cheryl: never get sick of winning when it comes to the markets. let's take a look at what's going on in asia. we have a mixed bag. we're watching the situation in hong kong, that escalated overnight. we are looking at positive comments about the u.s. trade relationship going on. the shanghai and hang seng are slightly higher. lauren: in europe, stocks are in the green as well. a 1.2% gain in london and in frankfurt. cheryl: our top stories is the crisis in hong kong, the violence continued overnight as a group of protesters remain holed up inside hong kong university, creating a standoff with police there. the university has been occupied by hundreds since last week. it's been the scene of some of the most violent fighting since this movement began just five months ago. lauren: fox news' jonathan hunt is on the scene for us. he has just been able to get into the university there. once he's available to broadcast for us, we'l

nasdaq is up 1 and a half points, the s&p was lower yesterday. global markets this morning look like this, check out european indices here, they are mixed, ftse 100 is down just a fraction but the cac quarante in fraction is down and dax index is up almost 18 as well. cbs health is coming out with earnings, on the tape as you can see n germany rebound in orders for the month of september, jumped one and a third percent and check asian markets overnight, they were fairly flat as you can see, fractional moves across the board, the sprint t-mobile merger gets green light from sec, voting along party lines that will move forward, unlocking uber stock today early investors are able to sell stock, take money off the table, that is the lockup period is ending, the stock under pressure as a result and the selling, hit a new low yesterday and this morning it is at 27.54 down. top story this half an hour t battle of the democrats continues, former vice president joe biden now calling out massachusetts senator elizabeth warren defending his record, slamming

off 1.07 right now technology continues to power on yet another record for the nasdaq and nasdaq 100. the nasdaq 100, if you are not paying attention, please do, it's soaring on pace for the best year in a decade year to date. we are up almost 32% because we always like to make you a little bit smarter here. listen to this, 49 of the 100 stocks are up 45% this year. two of them, semiconductors lam research and amd have doubled. in the bond market, not moving too much down a bit today 1.74%. yields have ticked down a bit has stocks have had a little weakness around the world, pay attention to asia. we have drops across the board japan's numbers are weaker that is the biggest drop since 2016 the chinese market both domestic and hong kong are down one of the few indices down this year globally. also keep an eye on the interbank lending. it remains high. the cost they use to charge each other. it has gone up in europe, we are seeing more red on the screen. those markets have been read hot. european markets are down a half to 1%. these are markets down a bit of a pull back do want to do a

neil: but the nasdaq. nasdaq, focus there, that is a record high up by 21 points. third straight

rate to support growth for the first time in four years it also out thes progress in trade talks and nasdaq listening business tells cnbc west that investors are worried. >> really the most important topic in the u.s. and one that the chinese companies looking to the u.s. are looking for some certainty around. >>> violent clashes grip hong kong as police and protesters engage at a fierce battle at the university campus while a high court rules a ban on the use of face mask is constitutional. >>> saudi aram moe highly anticipated falling ipo. >>> and spanish boris becomes the center of a bidding war as it's a 2.8 billion euro offer for the exchange moments after they confirm takeover talks. ♪ >>> tlok the program, happy monday the ministry of commerce in beijing said that telephone talks between chinese and u.s. officials this weekend were, quote, constructive. they focussed on each side's concerns about a preliminary trade agreement. we all know that's a phase one deal the ministry said that u.s. treasury secretary steve mnuchin and robert lighthouser requested the conversation with their

as it happenings the nasdaq was the only of three major indexes to finish higher. lthe dow f 102 points. back below 28,000. the s&p fell by 1 point. bob pisani looks closer at tech's big run. >> the markets clearly overbaulgt butot much worry not yet. the major averages chewing in which and eit highsry day. the s&p up 10 off 3 trading day this is month. the marketic tecns don't seem crn the market is getting too far ahead of it's . there is the fear offis ming out calling it f. omo. he is that is forefactor the s technology store the big leaders in particular. the top ten having big gains above the s&p 500. look. the s&p up 3% in november. 7 of the largest tech stocks doing better. apple up 7%. microsoft up 5%. only one tech name in the top ten, sisk co, down on the month you'd thing think with the big tapsh move so mhere is tepp tracing. overbaugt but nobody seems rket worried. some experts speck to see profit taking eventually particularly the big cap indexes push into record territoryhile the smaller cap indexes lag a bit. but momentum doesn't appear ra be fadin

nasdaq to the upside by nine points. we'll talk a lot about this. more on market movers we saw today. first here is what is new at this hour. >>> at the white house president trump is about to meet with mike

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the dow and a nasdaq hit new highs. could trade and earnings optimism push the stock market to more records today. ashley: that's the question. too close to call, why republicans won't concede defeat in the kentucky giew gubernatorl race. and the president heading to louisiana today, hoping to unseat the democrat governor. lauren: all of this seen as a test of trump in 2020. can yocan he grab more middle cs votes. plus, joe biden slamming elizabeth warren as elitist. ashley: snoring, are restless nights, why solo shut-eyes are on the rise. we'll explain. it's wednesday, november 6th. wake up. "fbn: a.m." starts right now. ♪ ♪ i can't feel my face when i'm with you. ♪ but i love it. ♪ but i love it. ♪ oh, i can't feel my face when i'm with you. ♪ but i love it. ♪ but i love it. lauren: some of the weekend wake you up. ashley: i'm awake. i'm ready to go. lauren: it's wednesday, right. welcome to "fbn: a.m.." i'm lauren simonetti. ashley: i'm ashley webster in for cheryl casone. lauren: let's take a look at h

we did get one for the nasdaq. barbara, when we look at these records, which sectors do you think still have room to push higher >> well, you know, it's interesting, to look back, and it was cnbc did some interesting work on this in the '90s, the last time we had three interest rate cuts, you know, what happened well, it was very positive for the market it was up over 20% but the sarcastic sectored that outperformed were cyclicals. we're seeing people rushing to industrials to see how if it's going to annihilatreflate. industrials and cyclicals can be a good place and also in information technology that's the microsoft, ibms, even mastercards of the world very interesting what's going on and it's interesting, utilities were up to date, but defensives have pretty much run their course >> we've got our first earnings report out it's tilray, kate rogers has got the numbers. >> that's right. tilray looking at a loss of 36 cents for the third quarter. it's uncertain if that's a comparable number. revenue is coming in at

nasdaq is down 36. president trump throwing coldwater on tariff relief as part of a broader trade deal with china. that has investors rattled this morning. coming up, elizabeth warren breaking her 2020 alley over whether they should exist as the ceo of america's biggest bank weighs in on his paycheck and todays is veterans day and we'll bring you stories of fellow americans helping our heroes on and off the battlefield throughout this hour. keep it here on fox business, we are invested in you and we wish you a happy veterans day. ♪ driverless cars, or trips to mars. no commission. delivery drones, or the latest phones. no commission. no matter what you trade, at fidelity you'll pay no commission for online u.s. equity trades. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) introducing the marilyn monroe collection of fine jewellery. exclusively at zales, the "diamonds are a girl's best friend" store. (vo) the flock blindly flying south for the winter. they never stray from their predetermined path. but this season, a more thrilling

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we see records for nasdaq and s&p, with 50 seconds to go. it's a little nerve-wracking to buy in at these heights? >> we don't think so. we think the market is fairly priced, not overvalued given level of interest rates, given low levels of inflation. on top of that we see economy going to start accelerating into 2020. as we clear up the uncertainty regarding trade and tariffs. and so, we think this is still a good time to be entering the market. it is an underowned market liz. liz: sure is. [closing bell rings] liz: one of the most hated bull rallies of all time. great to see you. hank smith of haverford. markets for the s&p and nasdaq, you're witnessing another all-time record close. not so much for the dow. the dow turned positive. melissa: that was positive for us. new records on wall street but the dow fighting for gains at the close. looks like it is going to end up better than two points after president trump says the u.s. has not agreed to roll back tariffs on china. the dow ending up now three, 4.8 points. oh! a day after closing at

the nasdaq had it 19th. all of these new highs are under president trump. that tech heavy nasdaq led the way with 114th record close that was powered by technologying toes trade optimism there and s&p is 10 4, dow hitting 9 record close all under president trump we shall see how marks do today. >> you think people talk about this at the thanksgiving table. the market up 66% since trump contributing to good news is this breaking overnight. china ministry of commerce says heed negotiator for beijing and u.s. spoke over pet phone and agreed to continue talks toward reaching faze one deal and treasury secretary and robert lighthizer discuss solving issues regarding each're core concerns and reach consensus on resolving related issues. let's get more from edward lawrence he's in washington edward good morning. >> good morning cheryl and lauren chinese state media saying two sides are close to phase one deal on paper. chinese shows more good faith of try towing get that deal on the the paper with the u.s. within the the last 36 hours the chinese announced more gl

the s&p 500, nasdaq also ending in positive territory. all three major averages in the red for the week though. more on big market movers. here is what is new at this hour. a reputation up in flames. the whiteou

with 28 minutes left, we are higher on the nasdaq and the s&p, not on the dow. time for a cnbc news update. >> hello, wilf hello, everyone. here's what's happening at this hour in a letter to house investigators, john bolton's lawyer says his client has knowledge of many relevant meetings and conversations connected to ukraine this according to "the new york times. his lawyer, charles cooper, wants the court to rule on whether bolton should testify. >>> house democrats releasing alexander vindman's testimonyi the impeachment proceedings. vindman testifying there was no doubt president trump was asking for an investigation into the bidens from ukraine as a condition for president zlelensk to get a white house meeting with president trump >>> the cdc says testing of lung fluid samples from vaping patients shows vitamin "e" acetate was found in all of them no other suspicious substances were detected besides from that vitamin "e" oil. a cdc spokesman described the findings as a breakthrough >>> and a statue of ronald reagan was unveiled on a site overlooking the lo

nasdaq 12th record close under president trump.

the nasdaq, folks i will say right now it's a record. it will be a record close because all we need to see is a gain of 11 points. we are for the nasdaq up 20 points. the s&p very tight. we need to see a gain of six points. we're up nearly four. the dow, that is even tighter. any gain is all-time record. the 100th for the if we see one since president trump became president. let's bring in 47 billion-dollar man dan henken vice president, portfolio manager at sceurion asset management. a pretty good week this week. where are you in the investment idea and concept for your clients? >> fair question. we, our team we focus on the fixed income market. on a day with record highs in the equity markets i appreciate you talking bonds. where we're positioned right now is pretty cautious, right? i think, you know, today's speech with president trump at the economic club of new york, just kind of highlights uncertainty and unique time we're living in. i think there is hard to underwrite a lot of risks in the market right now. it is certainly risk-on

the s&p futures down seven and the nasdaq features down by 26. the nasdaq chalked up another one. the markets this morning the worst performer was korea though don one and a third%. instagram without the likes. it could change the big business of influencers. all that coming up but first president trump tweeting. nancy pelosi goes down. mexico and canada after waiting for six months to be approved are really ready to flee. and who can blame them. two bad rights of the president. although stories coming up. president trump is headed to texas today where he will to her and apple facility susan is there an austin right now. building in america apple has broken ground on the brand-new austin campus investing a billion dollars for a hundred 33 million square feet. employing over 6,000 and they will be the largest employer in austin texas. also where you will see present, -- president trump and tim cook. president trump did threaten apple back in a tweet in july. they will not be given tariff rates -- waivers. they make them in the usa that is exactly what apple is doing. they're invest

the nasdaq up about 35. nice gains across the board. >>> elizabeth warren's attack on the wealthy, still going on. growing number of successful people speaking out about it. they are worried about warren. there's the slogan. worried about warren. that's the theme of the day, sports fans. mike rowe, the dirty jobs guy, big on skilled labor. millions of job openings in america. why can't we fill them? i will be asking him that question, 11:00 hour this morning. >>> president trump unloading on the whistleblower's lawyer at last night's rally. he says impeachment has been the plan since he took office. texas congressman lance gooden here with reaction. this is "varney & company" on a thursday morning. we're rolling. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ a more secure diaper closure. there were babies involved... and they weren't saying much. that's what we do at 3m, we listen to people, even those who don't have a voice. we are people helping people. >>> who has started whistleblower's attorney said in 2017, know when th

the s&p and nasdaq also strong going into the weekend. thinking world with largest ipo valuing ipo up to 1.7 trillion dollars yes with a trk and then this elizabeth warren vocalizing her support for singer taylor swiflt massachusetts senator in 2020 democratic contender e defending pop star

nasdaq was up 21. the s&p added 4. now even though the major averages are at or near the new all-time highs, the rally doesn't feel like your typical move higher. so we asked mike santoli to grad this recent runup. >> the stock market's run to record highs has taken mm vestors by surprise after a late summer bout of recession warnings. the question now is whe ter rally is on firm enough foundation to kerr on .. the shoert answer the market clb rates li raised highly on fundamental and technical grounds but in coming weeks or months overexcited excitement and could present a clalg to rap i said further gains to. to fresh to fresh highs on 3,100 has been impressive broad and accompanied by notable strength in foreign mkets. the tally of individual stocks climbing versus those dropping has made freshighs with the dexes, suggesting healthy participation in theanally. seconders most sensitive to upturn in economic growth have led the way in recent months including financialsrt trans and smip conduct%. non-us stocks have don

the nasdaq is still touching an all-time record, up 29 points. the dow started to slip just before noon eastern time when president trump issued another tariff threat. we are going to tell you what warning he made to the chinese, but it was not solely limited to china trade. we're about to take you live to the white house for the very latest. we are also watching a bitter broadband battle playing out across the heartland. rural residents

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a gain of 112 340eu7b9 112 poine nasdaq, new high, 8632 on the nasdaq, that is the dow is the 13th record close of the year. global markets this morning are mixed. take a look at the fq1 p hundred100 up 6and-a-half. in asia markets were mixed as well. hong kong leader carrie lam says she wants everybody to go back to normal life following the historic election and six months of protests. lam said that violent protests will not give hong kong a way forward. we have breaking news on abercrombie & fitch. let's get to lauren simonetti with the numbers. lauren: stock down, a double miss. earnings per share 23-cents, misses by a penny. the stock just turned higher. revenue did miss also, came in at $863.5 million. let's split the screen and take a look at dick's sporting goods. this stock is soaring right now in the premarket. it was a double beat, 52-cents a share. the estimate was 38-cents. that a big beat, stock up 8%. $1.96 billion in the quarter, also better than expected. they raised their full year guidance, their same store sales grew 6%. they're doing well with the premium brands, the

nasdaq indicated up 4 1/3. dom chu with us. >> we're going to continue the consumer theme for earnings. we'll start with shares of dollar tree getting hid heart premarket. down 13% on nearly 500,000 shares of premarket volume they reported better than expected profit and sales than consensus estimates, but its current quarter forecast is below estimates due in part to the anticipated tariffs on chinese goods should they go into full force during the course of this quarter next up we have shares of abercrombie & fitch. the teen apparel retailer is down a percent roughly 130,000 shares of volume after it posted worst than expected profit, sales and sales growth at established store locations. the so-called same store sales were better at the flag ship stores they said tariffs would dampen profits this quarter as well thesharesare off a percent we'll end on a big up side move here premarket shares of dick's up 11% on over 450,000 shares of volume the sporting goods retailer reported better than expected sales grow

nasdaq added 46. bob pisani takes a closer look at what is driving the market higher. >> stocks broke new ground today n the back of high hopes for u.s.-china trade deal with the dow jones industrial average finally joining the s&p 500 and th nasdaq in the record high club. the s&p 500 is i breakout mode, now on pace for the best year since 2013. up 22%% hitting historic highs n several days in a row. what are the factors fueling the surge? have trade optimism which believe wil help the global earnings situation. secondly, the federal reserve which the market still belves standseady to act if the economy worsens. but the fact is we haveha alrea slightly better economic data in the u.s., europe, and in china tcently. andt's causing some experts to s maybe we need toat re-eva the growth and earnings landscape in 2020 and raise the numbers a little bit. ther he been some promising signs of rotation in the market including breakouts among the cyclical stockstech, financials, industrials. all hitting new h