shelves but i'm looking forward to growth and really bringing african snacks to american tables so that means we want to be in the walmarts and all of those, big things ahead. liz: new products also. >> working to be extended the line by adding different fla flavors, will barbecue and spicy chili, they're all delicious. if you must say so yourself. >> we also have our coconut directly from ghana also delicious. liz: i wish you luck i was reading friday every american household eats mexican once we create all kinds of diverse food your timing is perfect. congratulations. i'm really proud of you, keep pushing. i'm also proud of my next colleague liz claman. liz: thank you so much. we love our entrepreneurs. >> we do. liz: small and the big ones. speaking of big we have huge

moves the bond markets are closed on veterans day but every other market is open and trading wildly. it's all coming to a head as we kick off the final hour of trade on this monday. can we start with the dow jones industrials not at the point gain but rather at the level 44314. yes that's a gain of 325 points. friday the blue chips breach 44000 marching into t the new galaxy for the first time ever and promptly retreated below 44000. but right now were on track for the 43rd record of this year in the first ever close above 44000 this hour 59 minutes left of trade we will see it. you want to talk first ever, this is slightly out of reach right now, the s&p is aiming to close in the 6000 galaxy for the first time. right now it's at 5998 with a gain of two points, any gain at all counts as s&p 51st record

of 2024. good to get to the nasdaq in a minute. it's been wavering between red and green but we have to show you bitcoin, this could very well be the ultimate trump trade, last week bitcoin was trading around 77000. it's now streaked to $86444 that is a near $10000 gain in a single day. nice move of 13%, the president-elect made bitcoin a huge part of his platform and is now paying off how close, this is the obvious question how close is the holy grail 100,000 bitcoin acolyte anthony promptly otto has spent years defending it for many bitcoin winter as a crypto and everything else related to it boils up news here on how high it'll fly you will also ask them what might bring it down in the short term. speaking of down gold and oil looking pretty messy both are

denominated in u.s. dollars, when the dollar strengthens the price of gold and oil fall, gold is down 2.5% to $2626 crude is falling 2% in the aftermarket, same during the regular close. it looks slightly above $68 a barrel. gold marking the biggest weekly slide last week and four months this is all because of the dollar, let's show you the u.s. dollar, the trump trade adds muscle to the greenback the dollar is that four-month highs against major currency on your screen. specifically i was looking at the euro it was tumbling to a low not seen since last june it now takes a dollar and 6 cents to buy a single euro that is cheap, get on a plane to malta, paris i don't care where itty-bitty or the european union your money's going to buy you a lot more. the president-elect said he will slap heavy tariffs on foreign imports and that could slam the economy, add to the anticipated

trump tariffs and some economist investors worn if that happens the fed could be more inclined to hold off on interest-rate cuts at the last meeting this year december, you can see the market scaling back the rate cut that fed funds future show investors and traders have windows on the odds of 25 basis point cut in december to 65% with a full 34% now anticipating no move in december. i said at the top will get to the nasdaq i know you nasdaq lovers after clocking the 41st record of the year on friday it is down about 22 points today to 19264. the nasdaq losers are heavily populated by the semi conductor names after the u.s. government ordered taiwan semi to halt shipments of advanced chips to china. we have taiwan semi down 4%, but it will speed down eight and a quarter% followed by microchip intel a whole bunch in the red, there is all that the we

outlined in more earnings flying at us this week, let's get right to the floor show janus henderson portfolio manager and slatestone cheap mortgage strategist kenny polcari. we cannot ignore the small and mid-cap, look at the russell move today. it's far outpacing anybody else. >> the move today plus last week had a massive movement of support and half percent as of right now. he think that speaks volumes not only to what people expect but what they expect the rate in the economy and the new administration. 1.5% to 24 twomac 33. >> they gained 9% between the election and friday afternoon. is this the trump trade. >> i think it is also the realization with the trump train comes less regulation across the range of industry in the supportive of the u.s. economy and small and mid-cap stew really well with the focus is on

the u.s. economy. liz: you have to believe if there are onerous tariffs slapped on every other foreign country trying imports up into the u.s. people will be forced to buy us-made products and a lot of that comes from the russell 2000. >> i think that could be fair you did my world the real estate stocks a lot of those are mid-and small-cap companies as well and there is an old saying that commercial real estate is the landlord to the economy, there's maybe an inflationary aspect but also the growth aspect other things that might happen and that would be good for myspace. liz: and for looking at the rate janus henderson had a very nice move and you could see up 33% since last november. i'll take that that is impressive. but now if we get the tax cuts

and by the way will take you live in a few minutes to washington, d.c. because we need to see the breakdown of what tax cuts president-elect trump some realistic and non- realistic but if you figure the tax cuts and tariffs that could be inflationary in the fed will cut rates. usually it is the real estate names that really love lower rates, do you model that into the picture that they might not get them? >> there's a lot of uncertainty right now around rates that is the thing that is certain but the way that we think about it it's not obvious what can happen from a policy perspective we don't know yet and a lot has been priced and if you look at rates over the last six or eight weeks there are two sides to the coin that could impact rates in either direction with a little premature to say there to go higher. the good news for the rates that we invested their publicly traded every day and we think

that there price for the rate environment that exist right now so in my view based rates being flat is fine with fundamental growth from occupancy and rent growth, lower rate is obviously good. if you think two of the three things that can happen to rates based on where were price today there fine or potentially really positive if we end up seeing rates go lower in the fed keeps cutting speed when the fed kind of takes a backseat but if we look at the fact that were going to get the consumer price index for october. were getting a lot of it this week wednesday is the cpi the latest rate of inflation. >> and thursday's ppi. is supposed to come in and line is not a surprise to the upside or we don't think it will surprise the upside but nor will it surprise the downside that continues in jay powell's narrative about inflation coming into control in him being dated the pay that interdependent and what other data point before making a decision.

i think it was clear when he cut raised by 25 basis points last week he left the door open to potential more rate cuts but he did not commit himself to december or early january and i didn't think they should've kept them in november but they did so i don't think they're going to cut them in december because the data is too strong. liz: the data is very strong 3.3% as expectation for inflation coming out on wednesday year-over-year core that is x food and energy which is volatile. can i ask you to broaden your aperture and as you look at the entire market what you see ahead so much excitement on behalf of the bulls because we have a president-elect who is considered very pro-business and anti-regulation, what you see on the horizon that could tamp down some of the euphoria so to sp speak. >> as you said there is certainly positives broader

market i would think one potential governor on things to be absolute evaluation levels, you highlighted at the open how many records s&p has seen very recently that could be one thing or if there is a negative impact in some of the policies that it relates to interest rates i would think of the ten year yield goes from where it is today to 6% or higher that could put a damper on all capital market potentially not our base case but those would be negatives author. on the positive side growth is good for the broad market, pro-growth is good for real estate as well. >> if we see reits go to 6% that's good to be an issue for the market. i think 5% when we were couple of months ago when we hit 5% we saw how the market struggle. then it backed off. i would not be surprised to see rates kiss 5% again.

i don't think will go to 6% we go to 6% that's a different conversation. liz: i'm hearing you guys say a market correction. greg and kenny thank you so much. five and a half days after the election and while the republicans can claim the oval office in the senate the world is still waiting on the 435 member house was heavily leaning republican at this point, 21 214 - 203 if the gop clinches, the 218 majority is a sure bet extending the expiring tax cuts is set to dominate the legislative plans but what about the downpour of additional tax giveaways president-elect trump has promised during his campaign. let's go to hell the rebound from capitol hill. >> republicans are gearing up to enact president-elect trump's tax cut wish list that he pushed on the campaign trail in their calling at the super bowl of tax policy they have been prepping for and ready for

here's a look at proposals that trump as discussed during his campaign. at the very top of the to do list will be making trump's 2017 tax cuts permanent because time is running out, they expire at the end of next year if congress does not act. republicans are tasked with working up trump's other tax ideas like no taxes on tips, overtime or social security. some financial planners worry that not taxing social security could make the fund run out of money faster, the c.b.o. has already projected that social security will be depleted by 2034 with no changes that off. the committee for responsible federal budget warns that trump's tax plans to come with a hefty price tag estimating 7.5 trillion to the debt over a decade but republicans say the estimate is way off base considering the economic growth they think that the tax cuts will trigger. >> it does not cost of entry in

dollars. the reason we know this under the first tax policy which a current tax law today the democrats an outside group said it would cost $5 trillion, the truth is the federal government raise more tax revenue that was ever modeled or contemplated by any of the organizations. there are differences between what republicans want and house republicans want to move on an overall tax border and energy package within the first 100 days of the new congress but senate republicans forecasting that they think this could be a year-long effort, there is a lot in the air house republicans several seeds shy of getting control of the house is likely to be disagreement among republicans on the overall cost of these ideas, some will not want to sign up for adding a ton to the deficit without a way to pay for, one senator saying you can't hope the growing debt problem goes away with pixie dust, hard calls may have to be made and compromises may have to be made to get all republicans on board to have enough support to get this past to the president's desk.

liz: are there any fiscal conservatives left in congress, that is the question. >> there are, that is what i think will be interesting to watch. if you republicans have been outspoken against president biden for all the spending that they passed unpaid for and i think they're going to have to do the same thing because the debt is a problem that's not going away and it is getting worse. liz: let's see how and whether they hold to the ethic of fiscal conservatism, thank you so much, great job. have you seen united airlines, reaching for the skies as investors give thanks for the upcoming holiday travel season. what specifically is powering ual upwards we will tell you in just a second, "the claman countdown", the dow is up 305 points well above 44000 let's see if it can close there.

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$23.8 it's one of the biggest losers on the nasdaq and s&p the a.i. server equipment maker will will has until saturday novembel report to submit a plan to regain compliance with the listing rules if mci feels to delisting from the exchange the company was previously delisted back in 2019 after missed the deadline to file a 10k form but regained compliance in 2020. as mci has huge stumbling blocks in the last two or three weeks after its accounting firm ernst & young resigned right after an audit was conducted citing integrity concerns. let's look at united airlines, ual is flying higher by 2%, in itself is not a huge gain but the commercial airliner announced it expects to see more than six-point to million passengers fly between november 21 and december 3 for

the upcoming thanksgiving holiday. it doesn't count for christmas, preparation for the influx of travelers the company said it added additional 400 flights per day on average resident is abates the busiest thanksgiving travel. on record that the five-year high, $89.28 and by the way it's been an incredible quarter to date joseph october 1 ual is up 56%, cigna group announcing today is not going to be pursuing the combo deal with rival health insurer humana after bloomberg reported the two held informal talks about a possible deal last month cigna released a statement saying in light of recent and persistent speculation the cigna group expects to communicate that the company is not pursuing a combination of humana the company also said it remains focused on acquisitions that are strategically aligned and financially attractive and have a high probability to close.

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liz: fox business alert amazon make it a big tech move to shave time off the same day deliveries getting the packages to you guys much more quickly reuters reported that the retail giant is developing smart glasses in an effort to slice delivery times for the last 100 yards not even the last mile 100 yards it would guide delivery drivers with turn by turn directions through an embedded screen in order to free them from handheld navigation from glasses to a rvr headsets engine the way people live and do things htc vibe and the new vibe focused vision headset helping u.s. military veterans recover from the posttraumatic stress disorder by using a rvr powered headsets have a.i. coming to them, it's never really been done before. the company says it's helped thousands of veterans and now the headsets on the battlefield, joining in on the veterans day onox business exclusive

president of the america dan o'brien the last time you were here you were showing us how the air rvr and set was helping to train firefighters and simulated buyers much safer in trading and very realistic, now working on the battlefield options for this tell us exactly what you're doing. >> were working within amazing company axios vr you were creating treatment solutions for veterans spe specifically for pd recovery we created a solution now that veterans can put on the headset and go into an immersive experience and we can address neurological and neuro- damage to the physical brain. it's actually helping veterans recover a physical brain injury and get to an effective sol solution. liz: tell me what proceed with a put the headset on.

>> though go through a series, each veteran will be unique. every veteran they will go when the different tasks in experiences and stress loads in the whole purpose is to do the different activities and cause a neural path recovery which increases blood flow to areas of the brain that don't have enough going to that's what the actual recovery is. liz: i would imagine you pulse checks and other equipment attached to the body. >> not right now all they need is to put on the headset we can actually simulate one hour a day 40s a week is the same equivalent of 14 days of therapeutic traditional methods. liz: i'm having trouble wrapping my mind around what would happen if i were a soldier who had ptsd, can you give us an example give our viewers a real example. >> about a veterans can be very

physical environment downrange get physical trauma to the brain. we have a soldier right now in ukraine and the soldier was nonverbal for three months doctor brenda berryman went over to ukraine and took the headset and put into the soldier and put them through the experiences and within one day he was back to verbal and on a path to recovery. liz: did he have a physical injury or had he seen something to cause. >> i think a combination of both in his case his family was murdered in the ukraine were so he went and fought in many injured himself and became nonverbal in a series of different activities that he was involved in. liz: 's in the war theater overseas, is it here in the u.s. >> in the u.s. we have it working with ohio state ptsd facilities and have it working with the va and have it working with the u.s. army. we have an variety of different

areas where we showing impact and right now in clinical trials with thousands of soldiers and by 2030 were hoping to affect hundreds of thousands. liz: that thinkable how much does it cost. >> a 1300-dollar headset is very cost-effective. if you look at the incoming presidency. liz: that's less than apple. >> by more than half the vision pro is not selling. >> is too expensive to uncomfortable and it does not provide solutions. in the case of ours is cost effective solution and it scalable think about it now a traditional therapy is typically over 55 people supporting the veterans at two weeks of therapy to help them these are eight hour therapy sessions, this is the headset that does a one hour session in four days. liz: amazing can you see it scaling up to other mental health issues. >> absolutely can come across to

anybody not just veterans but anybody that has ptsd that comes with physical injury the form of emotional or psychological injury, your brain goes into a protective mode and will shut off areas of your brain and that's when you're in a real mental health crisis in those scenarios traditional therapy does not work because a person is in crisis this is getting the user back to homeostasis so therapy does work. liz: this is a case of technology possibly doing incredible things let us know when is put on any war theater elsewhere we would love to follow the story, dan o'brien of htc life, thank you. on the veterans day every day we care right here at "the claman countdown" about a veterans but were aiming and i told you on friday for goal of 200,000 for a cause so close to my heart building homes for heroes.org we build custom mortgage free homes for the worst wounded and you'll see the page and you click on

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liz: look at on the screen moste going nuts in the ones on the screen bitcoin up 13.8% and above 87000, ether is gaining 14% to 3367 litecoin of 9% and asked rp up 14% to 63 cents. since donald trump's win was official last wednesday the world largest crypto currency has risen more than 25%. bitcoin it is all spreading there is a huge blast zone bitcoin minor seen double-digit gains, look at micro strategy, a

clean spark all of these are have incredible gain micro strategy of 26% in clean spark up 28% is a president-elect years after to the white house in january he promised to be the first bitcoin president is this the beginning of the crypto will now or in the second inning and everything before then was maybe the first inning investment anthony pump liana and by the way he served as a sergeant in the u.s. army thank you for your service. happy veterans day. you saw a clock over 87000 flashers 77000 go 78, 89828486 and in the past hour and a half 87000, why is all the trump trade. >> bitcoin is the king of the

crypto and wall street realizes they want to put their money with king and if you look at 80000 it's a really important number a lot of people would say that i should pay attention because the attention of the mainstream media was the front page of every outlet in the most important thing is crossing 80000 was a new all-time high in inflation-adjusted terms it was 69000 in nominal terms but and $21 is actually 80000 today now we broker inflation-adjusted all-time high everyone is rushing into by this. what is interesting the etf provides a pool of capital to start to buy bitcoin that was not here in 2021 and they go back and look at 2020. liz: then huge inflows with the bitcoin eat you. in 2020 bitcoin went from 20000 to 64000 overture 2021 and five

months a massive appreciation right now are seen bitcoin hibernation is over and up we go my expectation a very strong bid for bitcoin. he said bitcoin is the kings overflow kings fall and die prince takes over do you foresee that how do you protect yourself if you're all in on bitcoin against the possibly inevitable. >> at all think this king is going to die the beauty most kings are centralized there a single person organization and they can get overthrown but bitcoin is decentralized in a weird way it is rules without rulers and decentralized system that doesn't have a single seal point and on top of that they want to diversify they can look to the crypto equities you mention had a shareholder there and defined technology in canada and micro strategy and others leave things are all moving with the crypto trade route as assets

go up equities will go up significantly to. let's say someone is $87000 and a half that tobiah bitcoin are there better options and equity world that are attached to them like some you mentioned. >> people have asked why want the asset will want bitcoin or equity exposure in both of those you don't buy a full share coinbase is up 21% right now it could be an all-time high of $334 we just had a killer year the past 52 weeks it is gaining 191% and this is when gary gensler who is ahead of the sec filed a lawsuit against them. >> bitcoin is up 130% and there's some stocks year to date that are related to crypto of

15190% what people are realizing these assets are valuable one of the porton aspect as individuals first wall street could not do it and if you look today bitcoin was skyrocketing over the weekend and wall street cannot participate the stock market was closed it is 2024 open the stock market let them trade 24/7. hours of operation is insane when you see the massive surge of capital coming into the market, the crypto people to bitcoin people are having a party all weekend and now here comes wall street you may say my etf is mispriced because underlying has run so much, now people are trying to catch up they panic and they put a bunch of capital. liz: chasing an asset isn't that a little dangerous here? >> bitcoin is very volatile it goes up and down. >> people should be ready for a wild ride. >> i definitely think if you go back and look at bull market in

2017 they went up 20 but had six or 730 plus% drawn on anytime you have an asset that goes up a lot you will get the drawdown but over a long period of time. liz: you are a friend as well as a guest and i want to say your book how to live an extraordinary life these are letters that he wrote in the still writing to his two young children, they are life-changing. i really hope that you guys read this, it's an incredible book, thank you as always for your service. >> thank you, you have to give me lessons included in the next one. i don't know what i can teach you you've done everything for you on this veterans day box corporation is once again partnering with u.s. veterans for their make camo your cause campaign, donate now and re-champion the eradication of veteran homelessness with this cause go.voc/u.s. vets and were asking people for a lot of money

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liz: this veterans day battalion leader executive producer radley hearst, look at him he served as a first lieutenant in the u.s. army and he always helps guide "the claman countdown" during the daily battle to bring you the best in businesses. we really love you. charlie gasparino on the other hand not so much. >> is an amazing man. >> for putting up with me is that your next line. >> he is tougher than both of us combine. is the nicest guy in the world, how do you combine that. >> most tough guys, charlie and

i have absolutely tested him. , he doesn't break a lot a lot of things. >> let's get to the election betting market, one thing that broke with the polls with the election betting market was absolutely correct. now they're turning to and i got this from a really good source, the actual cabinet members and people are betting on the cabinet members. here's what all say about the betting market they had kamala harris convincingly after the debate. a lot happened after the. it's not the most scientific that had hillary clinton the minute before trump won and 2016 they got stuff right mainly in the huge bets on trump and i'm

skeptical when i looked at some of them let's go to treasury secretary can you put that up specifically. >> this is cal she was here last week all of audience care about the treasury secretary. there john paulson way down. i don't know about that it's flipped what out here john paulson was a job and reset on the money for truck. i believe he reset most. another one that was interesting was arif jk.

he did say keep bobby away from the oil you probably want to keep them away from the money to trade way ahead of anybody else. he was so far ahead. who's seco- frfjk. liz: guy, help us here. we can't see. we're old. oh, bobby chindle. arkansas. sorry, louisiana. >> what does is say next to his name? what percent? liz: 21. >> and his name way up there.

>> he had an online affair with a journalist. liz: other cabinet posts you were looking at? >> secretary of state. liz: ambassador and it was even more important towards the end.

serve lobbying for jobs and stories in the post and this one and that place. about like who's putting themselves up what job. sec chair and hunger games time and just be careful liz: charlie, thank you. take a check of the biggest record of all. just below 87,000 and haven't mentioned tesla and it's been charging higher here.

dow is above 44,000 and bring in the count down closer david deets and picking beaten down names and everything is jumping higher and give us names. >> i'm picking fuser and world class pipeline part of the prompt for pfizer is there's no

obesity drug and liz: not be buying at the high and boeing is here and hammered and you say this is unloved name and go for it. >> you've got air bus and boeing. who else do you have and all the problems with boeing and there's a no name. u.s. manufacturing and what does mr. trump stand for other than promoting u.s. manufacturing. liz: last name necessary lee down 2% year-to-date. that's gone 20 do it for us at the dow record