42% lost money. believe it or not to the point, 16% went bust. 20% didn't max it out and they were paying attention at $100. there's a compelling part to the story and i really, really like and suggest taking larger positions made a major difference in how things change. this is something to consider and that's the moral of the story in my mind and that's the best of conviction to win and to win big. got to have conviction and take large position from time to time and you also need to watch fbn every single day, even if you're here at this very moment from the future, i guarantee you you need a little help; right, liz? liz: yeah, that's what we're here is not to do tick by tick for one narrow slice of the

world. charles: yeah, no. liz: we're for everybody. charles: no cash money. liz: i agree with you entirely, charles. folks, we're back to risk on as kickoff oturu final hour of trade and s&p needs to tack on tone points at the close for the record and up # 21 points and dow up 275 and needs 293 to clock a new record and the russell is taking the lead as top percentage gainer and up three quarters of a percent and ai, microns and mojo on s&p and memory chip maker charging higher by 15% after signaling super hot demand for its chips

the spider materials etf hitting a record and by extension so is the industrial select spieder and gotham three quarters of a percent and material is up 2% and look at consumer discretionary.

canada goose, chinese love the $1200 parkas and lvmh, charging higher by 10 and three quarter percent and not too hold or cold economic data platter and nice decorative platters on the line. i have john petritis.

yesterday was a down day and nothing horrific and global issues with putin frightening people talking about nukes and china saying we'll turn on the pig et. spigot. massive at one point elsewhere and international really attractive and china hit the panic button from >> we saw a rally in japanese stocks early and european stocks doing well as well. liz: looking at chinese stocks and charging higher, p pinduoduo and jd and the luxury stocks and two day pictures and one week and it's the stimlouis starting on tuesday and allie baba up

10.5% and equities are alibaba up 10.5% and equities are jumping and portfolios are a big chunk and yields start to slowly but surely come down. >> interesting, liz, we got the event. , debate about 25 versus 50s and we just hit a trillion and that's going to continue as the yield curve normalizes and going from this has been somewhat consist that we're having the market pricing many more aggressive cutting than the fed members priced in and market around 75 basis point and fed members are saying a 50 and see

how that plays out and as this curve continues and seeing money out of the $6 plus trillion cash. inflows of 2.9 billion. liz: total of 3.5 billion and do you expect the second half is going to be as folsom as the first half. >> we've been encouraging investors for the fixed income side of the set. nist torrs are heavily in cash and that's going for them and it's great and earning 5+% and for specification, ensure that role. liz: some of the short ends are high fours at the moment.

>> we think the middle of the yield curve is a tradeoff and get the balance with too much risk. liz: john, people want ordinary care equities and probably continue to cut but maybe not by as much and spread the picture out ahead of you and we talk about europe and talk about some of the bigger etf locally and haven't had as good of a runoff and having people parse a bit of a corner of their portfolio and what's the best way to do that? >> yeah, now you clearly have international stocks and piggy back off steve in terms of yield and like vanguard high yield dividend etf and it's international allocation and steve mentioned front end of yield curve comes down, people say 4 or 5% dividend yield on the stock looks pretty

attractive. it's also cash on equities. liz: ticker symbol vymi and up 39% since march 2 of 2016. basically it is very close to or at a record i believe. the widely held is in here. novardis, they're all companies and not domiciled in the u.s. and sell globally. so all those megacap large cap companies have u.s. competitors and trade at discount in general for the u.s. because of the

dollar and cash valuation in trade and pick up from the dividend off text on the bond market. liz. the trajectory looks good but not too hot. >> correct. liz: wow about the fed and a slowing labor picture and jobless claims came in lower than expected and fewer people are on the unemployment line. we'll see where they go next and they're very keen on trying to collide this down into a stable bond market and we are seeing that sort of play out.

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shares are suffering at the moment. ringing on the cash registers here and stock is up 7% after barclay upgraded the regional lender from overweight to equal weight and it's now complete. wells fargo is operating under 1.95 trillion asset cap that prevents from growing till regulators deem it fixed its problem and wells fargo declined to comment on the report and investors want to get ahead and charging higher to $56.44.

hurricane helene is expected to roar ashore in crawfordville, florida at a category 3 or even cat 4 storm. 20-foot storm surges expected in the big bend of florida sitting on the gulf of mexico. what does this mean for property values and insurance prices in the state, which has become so popular for people looking to move from other states? we ask real estate magnet who has major projects in florida, next. dow is up 248. ♪

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liz: hurricane helene is a cat 3 and expected to make land fall

in the state's big bend and accu weather pinpointed that to happen tonight between 11:00 p.m. eastern. it's going to slam into florida as a category 4 and heading from the west coast after hammering cancun, mexico, drenching the coastline there and ripping through trees. the storm is strong enough to bring potentially unsurvivable conditions to the state, it could bring storm surge up to 2s gulf coast. disasters are driving up insurance costs for florida homeowners and average pricing in the state, afternoon, a lot paid more than that is $3,391 per year. 24% higher than national average. joining us now in a fox business exclusive is someone with all kinds of projects in florida,

mickey naftale and there's construction zones and they're not in the direct path here. what do you do as a developer ahead of a storm like this? >> construction costs are up, insurance costs republican and we need to deal with the hurricanes and not easy to build anything there right now. liz: you still forge ahead and do it. you still believe in that and do you think that people will still after they see a category 3 potentially category 4 storm slam into the region? i mean, florida is hurricane

alley. are people still undeterred to move there? >> every time there's a major hurricane you think, okay, everyone will run away and going for life in south florida and especially in miami and stretch from miami to palm beach is outside of the hurricane season is just beautiful. so what we do, we fill the demand. i always develop and build to wherever there's a demand. i can't create the demand, but there's a strong demand. and in miami, there's a strong demand and that's what we do, we build it.

is this just the fed cutting an tices asian and it's unheard of opening three offices in the same week and opening the three offices and'the response between them and we're in an election cycle right now and usually people are not buying and even with that, we see a strong response than others. some of the projects you had and talk about the williamsburg

prompt >> people want to live here and this is probably the best and then brooklyn. brooklyn is a brand name; right. it's not -- it used to be a talent and not anymore for many years it's people choosing to look at that and going over five and we just opened the sales of the first tower. and, you know, we are doing very well. the project is where we see them. and it seems like it's demanding the solution more and the construction is still high and

creating finer and going to use the land cost by changing the zoning from commercial industrial to residential and going have the old goldman sachs building downtown. liz: converted to the condominiums and they're going for apartments and apartments are starting at $4,000 a month and that's for a studio. that's conversion. >> that's right. conversions can work but not always. some of the office buildings are just too big to convert. and they're not efficient enough and change the zoning for industrial zoning of commercial zoning and influence resin issue zoning and just increase for land developers. liz: good luck with your projects in florida and hope everything stays safe and calm.

it's always tough in the sunshine state. thank you so much. >> thank you. liz: fox weather by the way is going to have everything you need, every single minute of it for complete coverage of hurricane helene and watch the simulcast of fox weather here on fox business at 5:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. on weekdays but just go on fox weather and you can see it 24 hours. they're doing amazing work keeping everybody up to date with all the information. ukraine president volodymyr zelensky making the rounds in washington dc and president biden approves last conch of military aid to the country to battle off and stave off russia. former world bank president david malpass is next saying it's time for zelensky to make a deal that does not include u.s. aid .x live to a shake shack in new york city. see that self serve kiosk where that guy is?

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liz: break news in washington dc where kamala harris and volodymyr zelensky are expected to emerge after a closed door face-to-face. president joe biden is the vice president met with soft and zelt the white house earlier and comes for that last ditch election for long term security assistance for the united states with the election 39 days away and this could be the final meeting between ukraine

president soft and average linn i can and -- zelensky and helping secure funding for ukraine and russia launching the invasion february of 2022. former world bank president and secretary of the treasury for international affairs and david malpass. >> it looks like endless war and that really becomes a major political issue and just all the way around and why not find a way to get out of it and move o on.

liz: autocrat invading another neighboring country, which is a democracy and another soon to be possibly a neighbor of nato and going with never ending well and western nations turn a blind eye to something like that and going for 2022. >> in 2021 and that would have put off putin and remember that we're almost with the idea of minor inclusion going to end harm and all on the back of that and inquire about afghanistan and that's the ways and putin is

still watching and the houthis and suez canal and that hurts all of global trade and donald trump is clear and said at some campaign events i could end this in a day. put aside the foreign diplomat las vegas love said no, we're not going to end this in a day, but he also does not want this forever war. what do you think is the way to bring this what do you think

will bring this to a close and ukraine holds onto its sovereignty? >> i can't speak for president trump or the campaign. the -- your point that it's vital for the world to get it done and have enough u.s. strength that it ends. liz: everybody thought the price would spike once russia was shut out and ease led way into -- weaseled into sales and >> we're

the producer and it's not being allowed to export it and what's the price available for other people in parts of the world and prohibitively high and so there's a giant opportunity for the u.s. to be the energy provider for the world, but in all types -- in nuclear power and natural gas, and in exports and that's not being taken advantage of. that would be a sign of strength to putin and making him think twice about prosecuting the war. he's now able to sell his oil to china and india and even though the u.s. has sanctions on it and it's -- he's using the investment to set up his pipelines. liz: back to the united states and you get to put on former economist of ter stearns hat and moodies saying u.s. is at risk

of credit downgrade because the national debt has hit 100% of gdp for the first time since world war ii. this is shocking, isn't it? we saw a downgrade several years ago, i can't even remember. 2012 or 2016, i can't remember. but we survived that, but that's not good. >> yeah issue the downgrades do matter but more importantly what matters is what is the government able to change course into and the problem i think that bond ratings agencies look at is there's nothing going to change the process and plan and cbo government is spend like crazy for decades and late rally have the forecast of the national get going to $60 trillion and at 35 trillion

now and bond agencies have opinions on stuff and bigger problem is that the debt limit is artificial and there's a debt limit that congress always raises and there's no process to force any decisions by washington. it's the world's richest city and the people are able to earn money by spending taxpayer money and there's, i think that really has to change and stop. liz: at some point, a straw is going to break the camel's back, we just don't know when. >> we have to worry about the dollar. gold hits a record and silver hit as record today. we're seeing people saying wait a minute now, some economists and tend to be democrats more than republicans say we're just going to inflate our way out of debt. that's what they've been doing and inflation carrying peep's pocketbook but it's what happens

with too much death and we're going with the dollar reserve currency and president trump has been saying that and i think that's a big plus is protecting us. liz: david, great to have you. thank you very much. >> nice to see you, liz. liz: there's fear tactics that robotics will kill jobs. you've heard that before. shake shack says not quite. the fast food burger chain installed new key as osings that allow -- kiosks that allow customers to order through a machine instead of cashier, and it's bringing in more sales. but where's the jobs part of this? go live to lauren simonetti at a shake shack here in new york city. what kind of impact on jobs and

sales, lauren? reporter: win win. we'll go through it. they have kiosks in every single shake shack. this is three years in the making. here's the lay of the land. five i pads essentially. that's what the kiosks are. customers come in and almost every customer, liz, will place their order on the ipad. go ahead, do what you're doing. i'm getting in the way here. they still re-stain one cash register to place your odder we are a human being. if you want to use cash or redeem a gift card, come here and pick up your takeout order or delivery the humans aren't taking gift card or accepting cash, they're freed up to do over thins and delivering orders to the table and cleaning up. we pulled a number from the bureau of labor statistics to get an idea of, well, how many jobs are we talking? we started in 2017 because that's when we started to see

the minimum wage and fight for 15 kick in, and went through today and period covers covid, covers the ai and robotics revolution and the fast food industry actually created 400,000 jobs in that time. i was amazed by that. we're actually spending quite a bit more when we decide to use a kiosk and we spoke to these executives here and how that is helping the customer to spend more and upsetting at the kiosk. listen. >> you're not waiting for a person to prompt you and say, would you like bay don or like an extra -- bacon or extra patty or whatever on your burger, it's a simpler and smoother experience and found that people enjoy that and end up adding more. reporter: how much more?

>> between 10 and 20% in terms of amount of that check. reporter: 10-20% more. liz, that's not exclusive to shake shack and industry wide statistics and coming to the ipad and place order here, i'm going to get a burger and getting a shack burger and look how simple. you can see every single item on that burger and then oh, up sell, add bacon, a human being height not ask me to add bacon and the computer does. i spent $1.99 more. that helps explain it. so the chains are bringing in more revenue because we're spending more on average when we use the kiosk and workers and the way we see it now and this is a winning formula.

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the victim of political persecution for condemning the city's migrant crisis. charlie? charlie: okay, so i think there's two stories here. there is the indictment, which i read most of it. i'll read it again because i skimmed it because it came out and we had to go on the air and everything. to me it seems like a lot of little things. quid pro quo is basically what it is, at bottom some sort of fraud charge. we give you contributions, meaning these foreign entities in turkey, you know, i give you something else but what he gave them, meaning eric adams, allegedly, was pretty like a, i don't know, like -- liz: how is that small? charlie: it was like a fire department code approval early, you know, some sort of a fast-track of fire department code approval. it was not that -- liz: what do they allege he got

in return? charlie: obviously if he knew that they were funneling foreign dignitaries were funneling money through shell company, or shell people, fake people, that's a campaign finance violation. if he was getting upgrades from foreign entities -- liz: for flights. charlie: upgrades, come on. some of this , i'm used to sam bankman-fried pulling $10 billion out of somebody, out of people's wallets. liz: but this guy is a public servant. charlie: i know, i'm just telling you. there's two stories here. there is that story, and public servants go to july for stupid little things. a guy that i know and like, he had to go to jail. liz: police commissioner. charlie: because he on some mortgage application didn't write everything down, and it was inconsequential because he paid back the mortgage but they still nailed him on it so this goes back. this is not just targeting him. you know, what's interesting, he

says that because the migrant crisis, they came after him. so if you trace like when they actually started coming after him it was november of last year. that's when they seized his cell phones . it was kind of like not when he was really attacking them on the migrant crisis, you know? it doesn't seem like his timeline. like he claims, i could have the biden administration for not controlling the borders and sending migrants up here, that's why the roosevelt hotel is filled with migrant centers. liz: they're coming after me. charlie: right. but the timing doesn't match up. now the other story is, and this is, i think, really key, and this is key for the new york business community, which is the banks, and the brokerage firms and big business here, real estate, is who would replace him if he left? if you take out one possible challenger who i think is going to be andrew cuomo, i'm convinced about it, absolutely convinced, trust me, i have good sources on this , he's going to

make a run for it i believe as of now, i mean, he might wake up tomorrow and say no, but as of now he wants it. if you take him out all those other people, it be fair to call them all socialists and maybe even further to the left. every single one of them. the current public advocate, germaine williams i think, did i say his name right? germone williams is about as far left as you can get. he be the interim mayor if he took over. this is what i believe is keeping jamie dimon up at night right now. this is what's keeping, you know, every major bank that has to do business here. these are leftists and they will impose taxes, and they will, you know, they are for defunding the police and every ceo needs to get their people to work safely. we had that brush with defunding the police and alvin bragg came under a lot of pressure because of the new york district attorney and when people were literally being thrown in front of trains, so what i would say to you is, liz, there's two

stories here, and it's not clear either one. you know? again, i want to read that indictment again. i don't support, you know, funneling money through shell corporations for campaign contributions, but it just underwhelmed me a lot of this stuff, but number two is that political story for the new york business community, we should get katherine wild on tomorrow. that's the head of the new york partnership and ask her about this because its got to be scary for her. liz: it's not good for new york. good to see you charlie thank you very much. closing bell we are three minutes away. s&p 500 on track for a fresh record. the dow needs 293 points to clench a record close up 281 but the s&p is already there. tomorrow 8:30 a.m. eastern with er getting the federal reserve's favorite inflation gauge, the core personal consumption ex pepped and it will rise 2.3%, on an annual basis. that be the lowest in three and a half years, so what trades do you make ahead of it?

joining us now market rebellion co-founder john nagerian. what are you lining up ahead of who knows what that number will come in at? >> well, i was really focused on china for the most part, liz. in other words i think there are some great plays you could make in america and obviously one of those is micron. anything in the power space like vsp. vestra corp., the power generator, just like constellation energy. power is going to be something that we all need more of going forward, but i really like a lot of these chinese plays that you have up on your screen, liz. i mean, the k-web and chinese internet stocks, and if china's going to throw $1 trillion or more, this is their biggest stimulus since the pandemic. if they are going to throw that kind of money at it, liz, i think all of these china stocks

are going to rock, and as you can see , folks, these stocks are moving higher. the kweb is the internet stock in china. its got nothing to do with the us and everything to do with china. fxi, same thing. this is the biggest capitalized stocks in china, the most liquid, biggest stocks in china, and the volumes, liz, in both of these, are through the roof. so those be the plays that i be putting out based on the market today, but as you say, if i'm looking within the us, i think power generators as well as many of the other plays that you and i have discussed about uranium and so fourth. i love those. >> [closing bell ringing] liz: s&p clenches a fresh record up 25 points we will see you tomorrow. larry: hello folks welcome t