he is the last that he is delisting from the nyse. he does have a plan to go ahead and increase the employee's amount of shares. i don't know if delisting from new york as part of that. is 5% trading that takes place in new york but it looks like these are overall strong numbers and strong on the income from. revenue is down a little from last year but i don't think we should get tied up in that. there's concern about potentially currency eating into profits that did not seem to happen. this was his first full year. stock is up 17% since he took over. we haveit looks like particular strength in the infrastructure and city unit. they're making progress in terms of their trains. they delivered for trains. i know mark barton is a big train fan. they have 12 more to deliver. we will pick through the numbers and maybe get a more comprehensive explanation for why they are delisting from the new york stock exchange. they will stay listed here in several exchanges in europe. we will dig through the numbers and see how the stock reacts. overal

>> david favor joining us from the nyse. we had a conversation about carl icahn going on to various news positions. and it's not a new idea. the board considered it, rejected it. it's back today. and, bam, you got a pop. >> what icahn does really well, he doesn't get enough credit for, he doesn't win all of the proxy battles. but he's entering into companies where there's value apparent. whether or not that value is realized because of him or in spite of him, and think about it. he lost against lion's gate, made money. and there's a host of companies where he didn't get what he wanted. but the stock still worked. he hasn't gotten what he wanted from apple, either. the stock's gone up. that's something to think about. that's a margin of safety. he's buying good companies that are in a damaged moment at their life cycle. and getting a discount as a result. >> you gave up on ebay. >> i gave up on ebay. we saw unusual activity. the 24th of december, saw it going in christmas eve. dan saw it the day after christm christmas. i wai

it's getting colder right outside the nyse after a balmy morning relatively speaking. it is extremely cold at o'hare. how might all this impact business travelers and everybody else this week? >> reporter: the lines keep growing at o'hare. most of the people behind me, this is a customer service line behind me, people who are waiting to rebook flights with american airlines, most of these people say they have been canceled twice, sometimes three times, a few times we have had people say i have had four flights canceled. the real story at this hour, what's happening with jetblue. jetblue has just announced it is curbing its schedules to the three new york airports, jfk, laguardia and newark, as well as to its hub into boston. they will draw down the schedule until 5:00 p.m. this afternoon, then cancel all flights until 10:00 tomorrow morning, then bring the flights back up through 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. 48% of jetblue flights have been canceled today and again, it will partially resume flying to new york city and boston starting at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. take a

bob pisani joins me on the floor of the nyse. we had a decent gain, they can't hold it. >> no.out 50 points in the last half hour. put up the dow jones industrial, what i think happened, i think mr. mosser with the philly fed, a hawk and voting member in 2014. he came out with comments and said the fed faces great uncertainty about the eventual tightening case. here's what i think was an influence on the market, he said the fed must be prepared for a rapid tightening campaign if needed. fed must be prepared for ap are pid tightening campaign if needed. a number of traders mentioned about that. jeff flaker from the richmond fed who is not a voting member makes comments across the wire right now. said further tapering should be on the table at future fed meetings. that's jeff flaker, not a voting member this year. fed in their commentary still moving the markets. elsewhere, we don't have the theme yet. december ism was better than expected. i have to say the auto numbers were a little disappointing here. looks like ford, gm, toyota, chrysler, kind of missed expectations. weren't

will randow joins me on the floor of the nyse. thanks for joining us. it was an exceptionally strong number in construction jobs, but does that necessarily translate into a better year for housing? >> i think it does. ultimately one of the key constraints with home builders has been a lack of labor supply, among others. we saw over the last year two million jobs were added according to the adp data, only 10% of which were construction. now we are seeing this big jump, 48,000 jobs added in december, relative to only about 238 for adp numbers as a whole. this is a great thing. >> you have been bullish on the home builders. you were early on that call. so far you have been right. in that sector, which stocks are you perhaps the most bullish on? >> i'm the most bullish on we like i guess special value or special situation names. brookfield residential properties is one of our favorite names in this space. we think that could be a double over the next two years and probably into the high 20s this year as they unlock their portfolio of grossly undervalued lan

. >>> first, sue, check in from the nyse. >> hi, ty. it's kind of a tough session right here at the nyse. jim's going to weigh in on that in just a second. let's set the stage for you. right now the dow is off of its lows, but we still have a tri e triple-digit decline following last year's 23% run to the upside. the s&p starting 2014 on the down side as well by almost a full percent, or almost 16 points after a 25% jump last year. and after rising 33% in 2013, the nasdaq starts the new year under some pressure as well, down 34 points. the russell, the broader-based index which a lot of people are watching, right now down better than a point, better than a percent, rather, and one-third. in 2013, it posted a 32% jump. the volatility index has been up today. it's up about 4% right now. that's off of the best levels of the trading session as traders try and hedge their bets in this market. the ten-year, the yield once again bumping up against that 3% mark. right now the yield is at 2.992%. and the cnbc data team telling us the dow has jum

pretty decent day so far down here on the nyse. >> interesting afternoon. very interesting week.urse, the fed meeting results will be out tomorrow. we will be watching that. we will join you at that time. thanks, everybody, for joining us for this edition of "power lunch." >> have a great afternoon. "street signs" begins now. >>> apple shares are down. the dow jones is up. is this a sign that apple, while important, doesn't matter that much to the overall market anymore? hello, everybody. a big day with a lot going on. we are all over apple earnings and why shareholders may need to start to get angry about one thing apple is doing or why not. >>> plus, a look ahead to tomorrow's final fed call by ben bernanke and something is happening in the south that is giving ups and fed ex giganti

bob pisani is here at post nine joining me here at the nyse. so much for fed-speak. >> two hawks.nk steve liesman had the right comment on this. put up the s&p 500. we had mr. fisher, richard fisher, head of the dallas fed, saying it's important for the fed to press forward and end bond buying. no question there about where he stands. then charles plosser, head of the philly fed, saying future rate increases may have to be aggressive. two hawks, notice they didn't move the market. sue and i were talking about this. dennis lockhart yesterday, head of the atlanta fed, a moderate, came out and said he would support the tapering program, the market dropped. we had a comment earlier, steve saying hawks don't move the markets when they make hawkish statements as much as moderates do. i think that makes sense. that's the story of what's going on. take a look at the dow industrials. one of the reasons we're up today is because they ran out of selling pressure. we simply had to move up at the open. they tried to sell off, you see that little droop right at the open, but when they stopped g

might the nyse, for example, bid on that contract?ple more years. second of all we do it for the nyse stocks and i think the challenge nasdaq will have in the wake of some of the issues they've had, and i'm not familiar with their thinking is, do you reinvest in the technology that we did here to make it more robust or do you hand that responsibility off to someone else? we said to the s.e.c. from the beginning if you want us to back each other up, we're all for that as long as are both are at a comparable standard and i think there's work on the other side to match our standard and we're happy to take it over at an appropriate time. >> all of you had an agreement to strengthen the backup systems in light of the nasdaq outage that occurred in august. >> yes. >> duncan niederaurer, good to see you and marty flanagan from invesco, good luck as well. good luck on that. >> guys back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> when we come back, bank of america trading higher following results this morning and, in fact, a lot of banks going up and

for more straight to nicole petallides at the nyse. >> i'm standing here at the new york stock exchangeave been halted. steak a look, this is the trading crowd waiting to open. the yellow on the board indicates the halt. at the moment china's administration was looking at local authorities with nu skin enterprises possibly distributing false information and conducting illegal businesses in china. the question is whether or not they had any false information. we saw the stock down 27 1/2% down before the halt. i can hear them trying to put out some indication. meantime nu skin came out and said they were working with chinese authorities. we remain committed to working cooperatively working with the chinese government. this is what they are saying. they are taking additional steps to reinforce our training and education efforts. these are some of their quotes. as i said, sustainable growth in this market, they're looking to insure this for the long term and working with the government there in china. now we heard much of the same story with herbalife. that is something that we watch and h

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let's go straight to nicole petallides down at nyse.nk for getting us back in the green today. >> absolutely. what is interesting you got good retail sales numbers. that helped things along. the dow jones industrials up 87 points, erasing some of yesterday's losses where we were down nearly 180 points. reading through a jpmorgan mid-day note today. it is interesting. basically said for the same real non-reason we're rallying today versus the same sort of non-reason we sold off yesterday. sort of in this wait and see mode we're getting a lot of earnings but retail sales numbers helped things along. you have names like intel and microsoft leading way on dow jones industrials. nasdaq composite is is up 1 1/2% today. that is something we're watching today as well. for the year 2014 we're still negative for the moment. traders take pullbacks right in stride. they don't think it should be a big deal. on the contrary they know we have run up so far so fast. a lot of social media stocks are up, from yelp, facebook, and the like. back to you. tr

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live from post 9 as the nyse. >> this was a great growth stock report. see you later, steve. >> it all starts at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >>> it is time, it is time for the lightning round! what is that? are you ready? time for the lightning round. liz in new mexico. >> boo-yah, jim cramer. first time caller, long time listener and admirer. >> thank you. >> i allowed my nyx shares to morph into intercontinental exchange. they suddenly tanked before the current correction. couldn't find any news. found out there is a ton of shadowing negotiations in the background. wonder if it's a buy, sell or hold. >> look, this is the stock that is going to break big in the next couple of days because people are going to say that the pain is going to set in. it's a $200 stock. it's a big dollar amount stock. i think it's a buy. i think it's buy. tom in texas. please, tom? >> yeah. >> go ahead. >> enjoy your show, jim. i'm inquiring about cmix. >> i like very much. remember, the emerging market is doing bad. they're trashing a lot of mexico. i listened to the interview today.

first to sue at the nyse. sue? >> ty, you mentioned, dow, big loser of the day. off the lows of the trading session. when i came down off about 200 points. now down 184. 16,188.84. look at the ten year. we've seen yields move lower as money goes into the ten year note. 2.78%. haven't seen that in quite a while. also the talk about china this morning. not only the pmi, but other issues as well which we'll talk about the shanghai index down today. down 7.5% in the past month. let's talk about all of this with bob pisani and cnbc's market analyst. good to see you again. the china data wasn't just the data that's spooking this market. there is a lot of talk china may be on the verge of its own subprime crisis. with a $500 million trust having to roll paper before next week. it's a big deadline, bob. what are you hearing about the worries about china? >> there's a lot of issues going on in general. this growth issue is going on. even though they made gdp numbers. issues about liquidity in general. the people's bank of china pushing a lot of money into the system ahead

moment ♪ >>> tomorrow, kick off the trading day with "squawk on the street," live from post 9 at if nyse'm seeing a possibility of putting numbers on the earnings. >> it all starts at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >>> tomorrow walgreens presents at the big jpmorgan health care conference in san francisco. so i want to use tonight to remind you how much this company and its ceo greg wasson have accomplished in the last few years. you know that right now i like to hold drug positions in this country. especially since 30 million uninsured people could be getting coverage thanks to the affordable care act. it's number two by market share, walgreens. they're focused on creating value for you. they're trying to grow from the national chain to the retailing and supply chain business. meanwhile, the company is revamping the domestic stores and the december same store sales were down. it's about 58% since last year. i think it has more room to check. let's check in with the president and the ceo of walgreens, greg wasson and where it's headed and welcome back to "mad money." >> great to be back on, jim. >>

skate with the greats there on the nyse, in the meantime, the nasdaq, there is the bell, on this tuesday." >> good tuesday morning. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. this morning we're watching the weather and that deep freeze settling over most of the country. the deep freeze stops three amtrak trains, 80 miles west of chicago, trapping more than 500 passengers on board overnight. the tracks were closed due to the snow, blowing across the tracks. passengers reportedly still had food and heat. >> look at buffalo, new york under a blizzard morning. think that happens a lot there. it's the first time since 1993 they had a blizzard warning. winds gust up to 60 miles per hour that means white-out conditions, almost zero visibility. portions of the new york state thruway are closed. >> it's cold to look at the pictures. temperatures taking a dive in our nation's capital. >> tracie potts out in the elements on the streets of washington, d.c. how many layers do people have to wear? how many are you wearing? >> reporter: one for every hour we've been out here minus one. so we're t

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a live look at the nyse. there is the bell.sdaq this morning. >> we've got back to work, we had a day's worth of break, now back to work. >> let's make some money. on this tuesday, january 21st, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we do have an update to breaking news. officials say it might be hours before they finish investigating an officer-involved shooting that happened in oakland. the suspect was shot following a chase but it's unclear why or if the suspect survived. investigators say they could be on scene until late this morning, so you should avoid the area of east 15th street and 57th avenue not far from the rainbow recreation center. >>> now breaking news in the south bay, police have taken one person into custody after a break-in at a pot dispensary at the intersection of hillsdale and camden near lee avenue off highway 85. the the suspect broke into a medical marijuana shop, then hid from police as you can see. they have gotten one of them. bob redell is at the

futures indicating an outlook that is not as good as what the current s&p contract is trading at, on the nysete. so really look for a open that is to the downside tomorrow. prepare yourself, you know, possibly buy the open, if it opens very low. david: okay. once again the open is on monday, not saturday this week. >> mopped. david: chris, thank you so much. great stuff. have a good weekend. cheryl: chris is so dead caded he wants to work tomorrow. i love the guys. those guys are so focused. market heading down into the weekend. cheryl: right eight on strong december sales number. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> we kept a close eye on rite aid did very well. there were a couple of reasons. the stock was up 8.5%. really a huge move for any stock, certainly for rite aid closing at 5 heroin $47. they came out with sales numbers that surpassed analyst estimates. watches attributed to the pharmacy division of rite aid. also you have a deutsche bank analyst who said rite aid is indeed gaining market share from its competitors. kept a close eye on wall dreams and cv

david: let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of nyse to tell us more about this nicole. >> 3-d printers hot. you've seen them running up fast and furiously. today they're under pressure on a day where he market soared. stratasys is the one to blame at least. they came out with guidance here and guidance for revenue, well, that was okay but below consensus earnings per share. one of the reasons they say that was because of sales and marketing and research and development invests they have been doing. that is one of the reasons of the however, this group overall has run up very fast. for example, 3-d systems is up over 125% in the last fifth weeks. there is a one-month chart of stratasys. last few months the group has seen a run-up. taking a little breather here, the 3-d printer. back to you. liz: they have had a beautiful move. david: terrific. >> some might call it a bubble. nicole, thank you very much. david: s&p futures are about to close. we have about a minute left. let's head to larry shover in the pits of c. m. will the rally continue into tomorrow? >> i think so but the reason fo

when it comes to the nyse this morning, marine harvest doing the honors. is "today in the bay." >> good morning. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. happening today president obama will deliver his state of the union address. tonight's speech comes as the new poll reveals deep pessimism about the direction the country is headed. according to an nbc news/"wall street journal" poll just released overnight 68% of americans say the country is either stagnant or worse off since president obama took office. 31% say the country is better off. 81% of people disapprove of congress. >> during his address tonight president obama expected to urge congress to fix immigration, raise the minimum wage, but his main message to congress will likely be that government can help americans who have had trouble recovering from the recession. republicans already talking about tonight's speech. for more on the gop response we'll check in with tracie potts who joins us live on capitol hill. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the gop has crafted their response, three

meanwhile, sue's at the nyse. >>> the markets right now are down about 42 points on the trading session. but we're watching that target story very closely. the shares right now are off just under a percent. in the last month, you have been seeing them go up and down extremely volatile in that stock. a spokesperson from target saying today the data breach is bigger than they thought. it may now impact, as you said, more than 100 million customers. a newly set of discovered breaches includes names, mailing addresses, phone numbers and e-mail addresses. investigators believe this indicates a second target data base may have been hacked. target lowering its fourth quarter guidance to lower to between $1.20 and $1.30 a share from a range of $1.50 to $1.60. the company believes q-4 sales will be down 2.5%. target's chairman, president and ceo saying in a statement quote, i know that it is frustrating for our customers to learn, our guests to learn, that this information was taken and we are truly sorry that they are having to endure this, end quote. ty? >> i don't think we're ready for this.

send it down to bob pisani at the nyse. brian alluded to at the top of the show, how much can we lay blame at china's feet? >> oh, i agree with art cashin. 70%. seems right to me. show you what happened. i just watched the markets and then explain what's going on. 8:30 last night, when the chinese pmi numbers came out. market dropped immediately on that. when we opened we moved down again. that's the chinese pmi. concerns about growth in chine that. another big issue. put the yen up. strengthens. causing problems around the world. the yen dollar, when this goes down, means the yen is strengthening. causing problems with other currencies around the world and with emoerging markets. the fxi. china emerging market. down 4%. turkey, korea, brazil. all down 2% 3% or 4%. here in the united states, circuits associated with energy materials, grow, notably on the down side today. pointing out an interesting thing. brian, you mentioned, i've weren't bauching argentina a while. the peso hitting record lows, default risks looming out t

little bit but give us what traders are watching right now from your perspective on the floor of the nyse. >> it's an unusual day because the s&p is flat and the dow jones industrial average is down half a point, half a percent. 50 basis points is a big difference. let me try to explain why that's happening. put up the s&p 500. we were weak, well, not far right after the outset but we hit a little bit of an air pocket right around 11:00, around 1840 on the s&p 500. nobody was particularly talking about that as a technical level but we did see suddenly a raft of sell programs come in a little after 11:00 as we hit that 1840 level and the market's just dropped lower. there is two reasons why the dow is underperforming the s&p 500. the first is that there are three dow components out with earnings and all of them are trading to the down side, not because they were necessarily terrible earnings, but investors sold right on the news. johnson & johnson beat but the outlook was disappointing. travelers had a very good beat, good numbers, but their commercial lines have been slowing down. the oth

. >>> first let's check in with sue on this rally day at the nyse. >> they know what they're buying down here today and it's stocks. let's get the trading action right now. the dow jones industrial average up about 116 points on the trading session and bob joins me on the floor of the new york stock exchange. a reprieve finally for the bulls. >> this is the first day it seems like the adults are kind of back. the volume's a little stronger, the trading action's a little more interesting. put up the dow, it's not like the range is necessarily bigger. we have been a very narrow trading range since the beginning of the year, about 140 points on the dow from top to bottom, but there's more activity around. i thought the volatility would go up, i have been wrong on that so far. >> eventually you will be right. >> if we stand here long enough. >> you'll be right. >> we'll be right on that. elsewhere, the big impact of this cold weather has been on some of the gas stocks. they have all been up on freezing cold temperatures. finally, the first hospital company to comment on obamacare and what it

first to you at the nyse, because if you ask three different traders what they are putting today's stock market action down to, you would probably get three different answers. it's a whole pile of things, not just one. >> no, but if you had to get to the heart of it, it's really an issue about currencies. that's why stock traders have been having a tough time with it. they feel helpless, you get currency movements affecting the stock market. that's what's going on. a little bit on earnings as well. big, big moves to the down side in emerging market etfs, chile, turkey, russia, brazil, south africa all on the weak side. a strange group of stocks have been outperforming. biotechs and reits as well as some stocks like utilities and bonds have been doing better. been a very strange month in terms of leadership. here's another one that's interesting. normally when you get a lot of stock market volatility, high yield funds have a tough time. this fund is actually a high yield etf, they're actually on the upside so far. that's a little unusual. rick santelli, isn't it wonderful to see all the c

first, though, let's check in with sue at the nyse. >> it's a very unpleasant day for the bulls once again today. ty showed you the numbers just a minute ago but let's take a deeper look at the dow intraday. take a look at that chart. we are off 200 points plus on the dow jones industrial average. that is just a tad off the low of the session. we have been deteriorating throughout the day, really. the transports, i wanted to highlight because they are really getting hammered today. we are now off better than 3% on the transports, down 237 points. where's the money going? it's going into the ten-year note. that's pushed interest rates down on the ten-year to 2.78%. the gold market had a huge day yesterday, just a modest uptick in today's trading session. and brent crude is traded up about a quarter of a percent. not a lot of fun in europe today, either. the british, german, italian, french and spanish markets all falling in some cases by better than 3.5%. there's the worry out there, the s&p covered in red with just a few exceptions on that board. looks much like it did just yesterday

the table right now of the we had an imbalance on the sell side of over 1.5 billion shares on the nyse. you're seeing that carry over to the s&p pits behind me. excuse me it is so loud. a selloff correction definitely came through this week. david: before we go to yu-dee, i will stay with you one more time, chris, this question about what it is trading into. the losses are deeper into the trading day. does it looks like that in the futures? >> on futures side we're continuing to come up on the low of the session. we're on lows of the session on futures side. indicating a poor open again on monday. david: stay with us, chris. yu-dee, i want to go to you. you've been our beacon of hope. you've been a bull all along. does this make you less of one? >> on intermediate term basis, i'm a bull. but on a short-term basis i feel there is more coming. if you look prior to the that, buyers turned reluctant of the we don't see the last year so-called buy on dips. we hit the so-called perfect storm where china started, we're off having weaker-than-expected manufacturing data. now get getting to lat

meantime, to sue at the nyse. >> good to see you. we have a lot of volatility outside the u.s. in the last several days, of course. and a lot of ups and downs for the u.s. markets today. right now, the dow is down 63 points. we have been on both sides of the unchanged level today. the s&p is down 13 and the nasdaq is the biggest percentage loser, down another 1.5% on the trading session. we watched the transports very closely, we are paying a lot of attention to them right now. they are down 100 points plus and if you are a theory subscriber, that does not bode well for the dow jones industrial average. in terms of interest rates, we have seen money flow into the bond market over the last two days and we have the yield on the ten-year down to 2.74%. as for the gold market, basically flat on the session right now. brent is down almost a full percent. the european markets ended their monday about 90 minutes ago. they were down, not terribly so. italy perhaps the worst of it, down 2.75% on the trading session. here back in the united states, we mentioned the fact that the nasdaq i

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let's get to bob pisani at the nyse. suddenly, we've got emerging markets, got the natural gas stuff that's -- we're hammering it, i don't know if anybody else is talking about it, and something else that troubles me is general electric. it is down 10% in just 16 trading days. jim cramer said last week this stock is the most important right now to the market. if that's the case, we're in trouble. >> i think there's a very specific reason why it's down. it's a good observation. g.e. is the only dow component down 10%. let's show this. it's all happened in this month. they had a good earnings report. it wasn't that bad. here's what john wright said, the vice-chairman, global economy is getting better, not worse. he just said that today in davos. this is the big g.e. official. they're optimistic on the way things are going. i'll show you what i think is going on. g.e. is trying to transform itself away from a company heavy in the financial sector and back towards their more traditional businesses which is the industrial are

david: let's go back to nicole petallides on the floor of the nyse for details. going on there? >> blackberry going back and forth. obviously a name struggling today. the oppenheimer downgrade did not help blackberry. you have the oppenheimer downgrade motivated by concerns about further hardware and services sales declines, right? first a decline in sales is not good news. that is what oppenheimer is saying. that is one reason you saw it is to the downside. the other headline is a new hire, hiring a former sac exec, global technology to come in to be the global sales chief this is the second one they pinched from sac. we'll see whether or not this can help. you had the ex-sybase chief, john chen, being involved. a former colleague coming on board to try to help blackberry with a turn around, a much-needed turnaround. that said, 52 weeks, down 35% for blackberry. back to you. david: trying to get our company other than than blackberry. a lot of people sticking with them. liz: i like it. david: a lot of people sticking with them. the s&p futures are closing. let's

sara eisen has that part of the story for us from the nyse. >> because not all emerging markets are created equally. there could be an opportunity here for investors, especially when it comes to the stronger links. i have been going through the research notes over the last few days. here are three for you that economists and strategists are saying right now look like standouts. number one, korea. unlike 1997 and 1998, south korea is in pretty good shape. some examples, january consumer confidence there hit the highest level since back in 2011. korea has been seeing better gdp growth, stronger industrial production numbers out today, it runs a trade surplus. investors have already picked up on this. it was one of the best performing currencies in the region last year. so far that's unravelled a bit with all the fear but economists are generally upbeat about the company's prospects. etf to throw at you, ewy, that tracks the south korean stock market. another one, mexico. mexico is much more tied to a recovering united states, with more than three quarters of its exports actually getting shipp

sue, who's always upbeat at the nyse on a bit of a down day. >> we try to be upbeat. today down in the dow jones industrial. checking markets now for you, the dow is down 74 points. at 16,407. the s&p down 4 points on the trading day. 184433, last tick there. nasdaq composite in the green fractionally trying to hold on to a gain. ten-year note, yield now traded at 2.84%. co-mex gold up $2.40 and brent crude last trade down a fraction. 107.10. a big week for the banks. on tuesday, jpmorgan beating the street with q 4 eps $1.40 versus $1.35 estimate. wells fargo better. q 4 gps, 98 cents on the estimate on the street. wednesday bank of america came in above expectations. q 4 eps, 29 cents versus 26 cent estimate. today, citi missed the mark a bit with q 4 eps 82 cents versus a 95 cent estimate and goldman sachs beating the street withq eps, $4.60, versus, $4.22. profits falling nearly 21% compared to a year ago. joining me, editor-in-chief of american banker and an analyst is with us. nice to have you both with us. neil, start with you. paint a broad brush so far how we

bob pisani is here on the floor of the nyse at the post with me.e were down 230 points about, now we're down 112. >> that's right. the important thing about the s&p 500, let's take a look at that, we were at our bottom just after the open. often, people will come in and watch what happens at the open and if we just keep drifting lower into 10:00, 11:00, it gets notably worse. once you see a little bit of bounce, it stabilizes, a lot of people come back in, we had a very good close on the european close, germany moved to the upside, but didn't close in positive territory. you see we're moving sideways during the day. we have a problem this month, there's a real disconnect between the dow and s&p. the dow is down 5.2%. the s&p is down 3.4%. that's 180 basis point difference. that's a very large disconnect. it's happened because certain dow components, because there are only 30 stocks, are disappointing on earnings and getting hit very hard. we are seeing a good example of this today in what's been going on. chevron came out with earnings that weren't

let's send it down to bob pisani at the nyse. rick santelli in chicago. bob, to you first. stock market reaction may be interesting because we are at session lows, right? >> we are. that five-day forecast, first five days of the year not looking very good. we are negative on the year so far. take a look at the dow. there you are, sitting not far from the lows for the day. we were just about the same here at the open. i think the important thing is what caught everybody's eye down here is fairly bullish commentary, i thought, overall here. here's what's important. they came out and said economic progress has been meaningful, they came out and said the fed staff continues to forecast significantly faster growth, significantly faster growth, and most participants are now more confident in the economic outlook. if the degree of tapering is determined by economic progress, this would seem to argue for a reasonably fast taper. i think that's probably why we are seeing stocks reacting somewhat to the down side. back to you. >> of course, we are watching a reaction as well in the t

nasdaq is quite content and it is adding in other sectors that you might have expected to go on to the nyse. >> in terms of 2013, looking israelibumpy year for ipos on the nasdaq. did he give you any clues as to what to thousand 14 will look like? like?4 will look >> it was only a prediction. he said there are only about 8 is really initial public two thousand 13 and he expects about the same in 2014. - in 2013 and he expects the same thing in 2014. israel is number three in terms of stocks listed on the nasdaq. he said it is the quality of stocks that you are getting from israel that our listing on nasdaq. companiesking about potentially for 2014. of course, we will have to wait and see. we often get report saying this company is going to do this or that and it takes a while for it to happen. certainly, 2014 looks like another good year for israeli companies and especially tech companies looking to have an initial public offering on the nasdaq. very much indeed. interesting conversation, elliott gotkine joining us from tel aviv. we will keep talking tech later in the program. a one-of-a-ki

pretty decent day so far down here on the nyse. >> interesting afternoon. very interesting week. of course, the fed meeting results will be out tomorrow. we will be watching that. we will join you at that time. thanks, everybody, for joining us for this edition of "power lunch." >> have a great afternoon. "street signs" begins now. >>> apple shares are down. the dow jones is up. is this a sign that apple, while important, doesn't matter that much to the overall market anymore? hello, everybody. a big day with a lot going on. we are all over apple earnings and why shareholders may need to start to get angry about one thing apple is doing or why not. >>> plus, a look ahead to tomorrow's final fed call by ben bernanke and something is happening in the south that is giving ups and fed ex gigantic headaches. >>> hello, everybody. it is the green that is breaking the drought on the dow. it will likely avoid its first six-day losing streak with the gain we're seeing today. the nasdaq, however, is a completely different story. you can see here it is in the red to the tune of 44 points. w

if you look at the data, the amount of money, the margin on the nyse is up in absolute dollar amountstions but against the economic data when you look at the u.s. japan, china, the entire globe from an economic standpoint is accelerating, not decelerating so any correction would be something where you would use that -- dennis: to buy a little more. that takes a lot of faith because when fear rises it is hardest have that faith yet you have got to hang in there. this will hope things get better, not worse so you have a china slowed down. 7.7% gdp growth we would kill for half of that but also better growth in the u.s. fourth quarter was close to 4%, and everything okay. if the u.s. gets better is and that really good for the developed world and might worry about this because we can buy more of their stuff? >> absolutely. people forget when you look at the u.s. economy as a percentage of global growth between 20% and 25% gdp on a world scale but the reality is when you look at the security market 50% of the world security markets i u.s. dollar denominated had foreshadowed by the u.s. do

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let's go to the floor of the nyse and nicole petallides making big moves today.r news, up let's baying for some of these, google hitting a new all-time high today on the same day they are testing new technology where it actually has a writer chip by your eye and can determine glucose levels for diabetics. that is the name we are watching. best buy under pressure, 30%, american express, morgan stanley in new highs, ge and ups to the downside. positive comments from alan jumming over 10% today for gamemaker that is a real winner. twitter is gaining and bouncing back. as i noticed earlier, it is of very busy day on wall street. dennis: thank you. cheryl: ibm has its head in the clouds. big blue snapped up cloud computing co. software for $2 billion and has plans to achieve cloud dominance, $1.2 billion to expand. the ceo joins me now in a fox business exclusive. welcome, we are glad you are here. big news last night, one analyst saying, quote, this is a radical expansion plan for ibm. i know you talked to the ceo of ibm region yet constantly, why now? >> this is an

nyse composite volume at this point running 20% above yesterday's pace would be -- at this pace, ther moves are. 175 points to the downside and that is on heavy volume. you know where the sentiment is. >> right. take a look at intraday gold, intraday vix, the fear indicators that we turn to first whenever there's a big market day. vix did almost crack 17, i believe. not quite. but has managed to turn around a little bit. and then gold, of course, which was up a little bit earlier this morning is now roughly flat as people look for alternatives to some emerging markets. cashin's point about watching 1801, s&p was almost exactly on the money. >> we had a big earnings day but also some movers that we haven't talked about. stanley black and decker was one that jumped out of the gate but now it's given up most gains on that conference call. the executives were talking about a little bit of weakness even though they were two cents above estimates, not really a rosy outlook when your profits are falling 52% for that company. >> one thing we have not mentioned all through last year was a lis

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