>> that was not a segue to "closing bell's" tease, though i hear that kelly evans is starting campfiresall we take it? >> yes, police. >> thank you so much. stocks make a comeback. is the rally back on. you knew i was going to ask that. kelly was telling mu how excited she is about the all-star panel standing by. >> some excitement in the biotech industry. we're going to talk about a new bear market, keeping a close eye on the nasdaq as wellhead into the final hour. tomorrow is tax day. we're going to hear from someone who says the recent stock sell-off does have a lot to do with investors getting said. >> and yes it's true, shaquille o'neal, mr. shaq, as he preferring to be called, will be right here on on on the floor of the new york stock exchange skts he's suiting up for a big deal, a clothing line at macy's. we'll talk about that and whatever else he wants to talk about. >> i want him to debut a women's line as well. big and tall, i would be first in line. >>> a lot more on "closing bell" at the top of the hour. we'll see you there. n the move. tdd#: 1-888-648-6021 in here, streets

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i'm kelly evans. here at the new york stock exchange it's 4:00 p.m. the day on wall street. see the dow not too far from a record high and added 85 points, similar to what we saw yesterday. the nasdaq with a gain of 35 point and the s&p 500, the broad market index up half of 1%, about eight points today. let's bring in today's panel, a couple of big earnings reports we're waiting on. before we get to that our guests. with for more on today's markets, upcoming earnings on twitter and ebay, "fast money" trader tim seymour and great to see all of you. mike santolli, debating inside of the last hour. what's happening, with the fact that utilities are high and the broader index and everybody is convinced that there's an internal breakdown with the momentum names. what's the diagnosis here? >> back at top of the range in terms of the s&p and dow and the bottom of the lineup carrying things and trying to score runs for the entire team and that does show you it's a narrower margin. the things that you would like to see that deserve a better risk appetite, sma

i'm kelly evans. it's 4:00 on wall street.shing up another pretty strong session. with the dow up 100% or 160% today, the nasdaq adding 1.2% as it bounced off yesterday's lows and the s&p 500, proud market gauge up about 19 or 1%. let's get right to it now with today's panel to digest all of the news and what's moving the markets. cnbc contributor michael yosikami is here and our own michelle caruso-cabrera and dominic chu, great to see all you guys. michael, yesterday at about 3:00, looked like a very different narrative. in the span of about one trading session we've whipped around and now people are starting to feel more confident. you buy here and put in the lows? >> i think janet yellen was a stimulus for the market, again, clearly indicating that she is going to continue to provide support for the market. the ukraine situation isn't getting any better, but i think the earnings numbers so far have been okay. we'll have to see what happens after the bell. >> dom, you know what's interesting, wasn't as if the guys reported

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. we're seeing at least the dow with a pretty nice rebound from last week's sharp losses of half of 1%, but the nasdaq is up only 7 points after finishing on friday below the 4000 mark and shedding what, 8%? >> and that's because of the sector that's getting hit. >> mr. biotech. >> once again, down 22% from its peak you were telling me in late february. >> and today it was better than expected earnings from citigroup and those retail sales from march that were better than expected that have been the driving force for the most part behind this rally, although we're off the highs for the dow. it was up 159 point and now a gain of just 81 points. >> keeping a close eye on the ten-year as well. that's what art cashin would tell us. this rally is not the only thing happening. basketball legend shaquille o'neal in the house teaming up with macy's for a new menwear line. that interview is coming up in a bit. >> really looking forward to talking to shaq. can answer anything about anything so we

i'm kelly evans on a monday where we continued the selling pressure.y that it continued in asia and europe and extends to the u.s. for another day. how we're finishing up the day on wall street. could have been worse. the nasdaq was off as much as 70 points towards the end of the session, looks like we're closing down 50. a rough day at 1.2%. now the broader index, the s&p 500 off 20 to 1845 so not closing above that 1850 level that was being closely read. we're close to the level of the year at 1848. the dow jones industrial average, the blue chips off a percent, 166 to 16,246. got to talk about some of the weakness in the financials today as well. let's bring in today's panel. joining me is author of the new book "all the president's bankers," marcus lemonis and jim gottfried and our very own dominic chu. there's ways to figure out if there's corrections happening in the broader markets or a broader risk-off move. you would like to see them rallying to have a sense that this is contained. >> the conventional wisdom, hit the nail on the head. the conv

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffith. the dow still chasing its all-time closing high. we thought we had one yesterday. there was a little bit of late selling. we still do not have a new all-time high for the dow in 2014. >> yeah, we probably would have had it this morning as well. we were above the 16,600 mark. now we're negative. >> even if we were to make an all-time high today, my dear friend ron will be here to throw cold water on that notion. he says we could see a 20% move lower in stocks. his view that he wrote about on cnbc.com has caught fire with readers. now he'll be here to make his cl case exclusively. >> now coca-cola defending itself on the program. david winters will be here this hour to respond to what coke is saying earlier this morning. this is a battle that's now escalating. you won't want to miss the latest chapter. again, that's an exclusive interview coming up. >> all about compensation and governance. of course, tomorrow all eyes will be on the employment report for the month of march. but what if

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm scott wapner in for bill griffith today. the stock market hearts the fed. a roaring comeback from the recent selloff after the fed minutes were released about an hour ago. don't fight the fed, i don't know. >> we had to declare what we were fighting, right? this was the fed meeting where afterwards janet yellen came out and when pressed on the language between the time they would end new purchases of bonds and start to perhaps raise interest rates said a considerable period of time might be something like six months and what people wanted to know is a reflective discussion that the fed had, and it looks like not necessarily. >> janet yellen gave a week or so ago what some people describe as the most dovish speech by a fed chair possibly ever. >> right. >> so it took maybe a little bit longer for the message to get through to the markets. we'll see how long this lasts, but it's a pretty decent reaction to the stock market. >> and to your point she had already walked back in laying the framework for why the unemployment situa

stay tuned now for this hour of the "the closing bell" with kelly evans. kelly? >> welcome to "the closing bell." i'm kelly evans. a record close for the s&p 500. let's begin with a quick look at how we are finishing up the day, april 1st on wall street. the dow is up 73 points or la almost half of 1%. still about 46 points off the closing high there. the nasdaq up about 69 points or 1.6%. so this is looking like a counter trend rally to start the next quarter after what we saw in q1. the s&p 500 adding 13 points today, significant that we set both intraday highs and we're closing at a new record high of 1,885. joining me our very own sharon epperson, marcus lemonis, lee munson and our very own kate kelly. viewers have been watching general motors ceo mary barra testifying before congress, and at this point the question becomes what happens with general motors' shares, the auto industry generally, sharon. the numbers at least for today were still pretty strong. >> certainly, but we are still looking to see what the public reaction is going to be to the testimony

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange where the major averages are fighting to stay in the green. >> nasdaq is doing well. dow is the one struggling. nasdaq led us lower but today it's the top gainer among the major indexes. the dow itself is up only two points. >> that's right. so we got reaction to this volatile market with one of the wise men of investing, jack bogle. and the allegation that this stock market is rigged. >> look forward to that. have you checked facebook recently? the stock i'm talking about. it was trading at $72, less than a month ago. today it's around 58. pretty quick 20% decline there putting facebook stock in its own private bear market. what gives? we get to the bottom of facebook's big decline coming up. >> here's where we stand. the dow is just about flat at 16244. the nasdaq up two-thirds of 1%. we'll see if that rebound can hold after a tough couple of sessions. s&p 500 up about a quarter of a percent almost five points. we're slipping just below that 1850 level. >> let's talk about that in our "closing bell" exchange. meg green is back wit

kelly evans and company coming your way right now. see you tomorrow, kelly. >> thank you, bill.ody. it's 4:00 here. we're taking a look at how we finished up the day on wall street. the dow jones industrial average staging a pretty nice comeback but not holding on to the highs of the session. looking at 86 points, helped in pfizer in particular. the s&p 500 adding 6 for the broad market, and the nasdaq which was all over the place today, down as much as 1.5%, closing slightly negative. losing about a point, 40.74 is the level there. noing joining me now our guests. couple to all of you. i don't even know where to begin. at least there was merger monday news. how much animal spirits do you think that is going town leash into the markets? >> saw the animal spirits at the open of the market, news not only from pfizer but the comcast charter deal for the 3.the million subscribers providing a lift underneath the market. really the technicals midday that caused a bit of a breakdown and resurgence of optimism going into the close which is what carried us through to the end but the merg

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange where it's been another wild trading session.d several turnarounds today. a sea of red arrows a short time ago. a rally on the open this morning. the nasdaq though for a time was leading the way to the downside, and the major averages have now turned positiveep

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange where the major averages are fighting to stay in nasdaq is doing well. dow is the one struggling. nasdaq led us lower but today it's the top gainer among the major indexes. the dow itself is up only two points. >> that's right. so we got

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange where markets are in rally mode. >> i'm bill griffithins we're looking at, but don't count this in the win column just yet because we've had a lot of volatility lately, especially in this last hour, so we'll keep an eye on this. could go either direction, and what we've had rather positive news today, janet yellen's rather dovish speech earlier and the beige book was rather constructive as well. >> a huge day for

that's what they're going to talk about coming up on the second hour of "the closing bell" with kelly evans a good weekend, kelly. >>> wow. welcome to "the closing bell." i'm kelly evans, and here is how we're finishing an ugly friday on saturday. you wouldn't know it from the cheers at the close but the dow jones industrial average off about 150 points. that's almost 1% today. the s&p 500 down 1.25% giving up 23 to about 1865, and the story of the day is the nasdaq. it's off 110 points. that's 2.6% having one of its worst days in months. mike, cnbc contributor carol roth, private investor evan n newmark and bob frank. robert pisani and sheila dharmarajan. mike, what is your take on what's happening in these markets? >> just a few hours ago the talk was, gee, look at all the nasdaq names, the momentum names down and the rest of the market doesn't seem to care. the market started to care. usually you don't have that happen when a leadership group goes hard and the rest of the market buck it is. heavy supply in names that were really based on kind of long-term future hopes and dreams not so m

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm scott wapner in for bill griffith todaymarket hearts the fed. a roaring comeback from the recent selloff after the fed minutes were released about an hour ago. don't fight the fed, i don't know. >> we had to declare what we were fighting, right? this was the fed meeting where afterwards janet yellen came out and when pressed

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange where we started with a morning rally, bill.asn't that great of a trading session. that's disappeared and dow up only 20 minutes. >> welcome back. >> thank you. >> and later a powerpoint presentation of the slides from her vacation we we're all looking forward to. >> no one looks forward to those. >> i'm bill griffith, by the way, the dow is holding u

. >> i'm michelle ka brucalifornie so cabrera in for kelly evans. >>> landmark case is heading to theupreme court tomorrow. they're arguing it can sell devices to people that allow them to bypass the cable companies and their fees when watching broadcast television. we're going to lay out what's at stake and experts will handicap

i'm kelly evans other at the new york stock exchange on a big tuesday, bill. >> it is a very big tuesdayriffith. watching a market with mostly green arrows. in fact the dow, all it needs is a gain of 128 points to close at a new all-time closing high, something we haven't seen yet this

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange on a monday. >> yeah, it feels like a monday, doesn'till griffith where we're seeing another ugly day for the bulls on wall street. in fact, the nasdaq is in jeopardy of posting its biggest three-day decline going all the way back to november of 2011. the technology decline has been pretty savage for those stocks, biotech as well. >> that's right. >> but the defensive plays are the ones doing well right now. here's where we stand.

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange where we are seeing a familiar pattern today.l, we opened up looking okay and we've since moved down pretty steadily. the nasdaq, keep a pretty close eye on this up. it's at 4001. it may breach that 4000 level as the selling continues. >> i'm told it's not as bad as yesterday at this time. i'll have to take your word for that. technology and health care have been dragging this market lower. we'll get a check on the major averages as we enter the final hour of trade here and see whether or not they want to be long going into the weekend here, a question we often ask on a friday, but for a different reason. geopolitical usually. now you'll wonder if they just want to be out because of what could happen on the asian markets over the weekend. >> as mentioned, here's where we stand on the 4000 level. yesterday we were watching a 4050 level. how quickly we've gapped down, off 1.3%. the s&p is shedding 16 points right now. the dow off 136 though, 16,034 is the level as we enter the final hour. >> let's get to it in our "closing bell" ex

i'm kelly evans.ow tries but it looks like has failed to close at a record high. here is how we're finishing up the day on wall street. the dow adding 40 points to 15,573. the nasdaq meanwhile up about 8 after flirting with the flight line and the s&p 500 adding 5, 1,890. that we can say for that broad market index is another record high. let's bring in today's panel. elon, stephanie link, sheila dharmarajan, and steve grasso will join us in a second when he's off the floor. also with us for more on today's markets, we have another "fast money" trader, guy adami. and it is great to see all of you. stephan stephanie, the context here is so interesting. at the backdrop of everyone talking about whether the stock market is rigged or not, we continue to rally. volume today a little light perhaps but i wonder if that doesn't make more people hesitate getting into this market than any sense that they might be rigged. should people feel confident about wading in here? >> i think they have to focus on the fun

i'm kelly evans down here at the new york stock exchange where a major sell-off just wiped out the gains we had on a pretty strong two-day rally. >> i'm scott wapner in for bill griffeth. you have yesterday's gains wiped out. nasdaq down 3% just a short time ago. it's come a little bit off that but not really. >> art cashin saying watch the 4,050 level on the nasdaq. pandora off 13% on a day like this. the line making its way around. the biotech index is the new vix. though today the vix is the new vix as well. >> oh, how quickly things unravel. the nasdaq is down more than 7% from its high of just a month ago. >> the russell 2,000 is as well. the dow jones industrial average by comparison is only after 2.5% from its 2014 high. that's only a reflection of how poorly it had done relative to the nasdaq until the last week or so. >> the dow is down 1.3%. american extress, disney, microsoft, jpmorgan whose earnings are coming down right in front of us here. >> some of the real rate sensitive names, rate sensitive parts of this market as that ten-year continues a jaw-dropping drop db pardon t

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange where it's been another wild trading session.ill? >> often return to turnaround tuesday. we've had several turnarounds today. a sea of red arrows a short time ago. a rally on the open this morning. the nasdaq though for a time was leading the way to the downside, and the major averages have now turned positive except for the nasdaq which was positive a moment ago. the definition of volatility. >> and that index was down almost 2% of the lows of the session. look how quickly rebounced back. >> that 1.2% decline put us right at the correction move. we were down about 10% from its recent house, maybe a bounce off that level is what we have? >> haven't had a correction in the nasdaq since 12 to. yahoo! is going to report earnings. the question is how much will that affect trading activity as well? >> that and a couple other companies will be reporting tonight as well. >> speaking of fast moving changes, if you were watching this show yesterday, you know anything can happen in a final hour of trading, and here's what we were talking a

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange where we are seeing a familiar pattern today.teadily. the nasdaq, keep a pretty close eye on this up. it's at 4001. it may breach that 4000 level as the selling continues. >> i'm told it's not as bad as yesterday at this time. i'll have to take your word f

. >> pete, react to his interview yesterday with kelly evans. >> the throwing darts?w a dart almost anywhere in the market over the next six months it's going to be up. >> i love bill miller. >> and that's paraphrasing. >> i still think and i've always thought there's always a reason to be picking individually, and i don't think throwing a dart will get you the upside. >> let's talk about where you're doing your final trades. the dow is down 157 points. a rocky day on the street. we're coming to the end. what do you got? >> an ugly couple of weeks for cbs. i like this name. >> shell doing some interesting things. >> sempra energy, s.e., i bought that one today. >>> "halftime" is over. "power lunch" and the second half of the trading day start right now. >> you know, go figure. the bottom falling out of the markets again. technology leading the way down, down, down. right now look at the nasdaq. off triple digits, 103 points, or about 2.5%. the dow's fall is also worth noting but not as severe right now. let's take a look at the dow. down about 1% at 16,275. but before

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffith.he dow still chasing its all-time closing high. we thought we had one yesterday. there was a little bit of late selling. we still do not have a new all-time high for the dow in 2014. >> yeah, we probably would have had it this morning as well. we were above the 16,600 mark. now we're negative. >> even if we were to make an all-time high today, my dear friend ron will be here to throw cold water

. >> i'm michelle caruso-cabrera in today for kelly evans.e and ibm miss on earnings and worried. what it might mean for the market today. it is not the sell-off so many feared. perhaps some stronger earnings this morning will help matters like general electric which is leading the dow today. higher by more than 2%. >> jobless claims a little

i'm kelly evans down here at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth.those days, the s&p, any closing above -- any positive close is another new all-time high for the s&p 500. the dow needs 44 points to close at an all-time high, which hasn't been done since december 31 of

i'm in today for kelly evans. there will not be a new all-time high today. it all day especially around the dow. we are waiting for earnings. amazon among them. nasdaq in the lead up .5% thanks to apple, apple having a tremendous day, up 8%. biggest rally in more than two years. let's bring in girl-powered panel today! seema mody, mary thompson, city of stephanie link. g guy, what are you looking for to move the needing? >> i think microsoft is interesting for a number of reasons. the sell-off in amazon providing you an opportunity last week. we talked about it on the show to get into the stock on the long side for the first time. i'll put my neck out a little bit an say amazon will surprise some people. i think the stock still has room to the up side. >> the last timeamazon reported was in january. anything they say will be interesting. >> we want to know how they will impact earnings. the new hbo deal. that will be something really interesting to watch. for amazon it is all about top line growth. analysts expecting $19.43 billion. that would be a 2 % incre

. >> i'm michelle caruso-cabrera in today for kelly evans. yesterday we saw google and ibm miss on earnings and worried. what it might mean for the market today. it is not the sell-off so many feared. perhaps some stronger earnings this morning will help matters like general electric which is leading the dow today. higher by more than 2%. >> jobless claims a little higher than expected. the earrings misses last time like google and ibm really had people wondering. >> so very surprising to see the turnaround this morning. maybe it is offset by some companies that we hear from. >> here's a story we have been following all day. you get fired from your job in just over a year-and-a-half and leave with a severance package worth nearly $60 million. >> i'll take it. >> sorry, just didn't work out, but here is a nice parting gift for you. it actually wa lly with one yah executive? what's that say about the ceo marissa myer? we'll have that story. >>> it was on this date 25 years ago cnbc launched to the world. we'll have vintage clips and talk to the

i'm kelly evans at cnbc global headquarters. >> and welcome, everybody. i'm tyler matheson in for bill griffith. the actual closing bell will be rung right here on the floor of the cnbc newsroom which will be filling up for the full hour, nearly everyone, hundreds of people who work for our network. we won't time lapse it. will show it to you in realistic as it all developments as part of the cnbc 25 celebration, and we have a very special broadcast just ahead. >> yes, including an interview with one of the first cnbc 25. former federal reserve chairman alan greenspan joins us exclusively. we're going to talk about his biggest achievements and his biggest regret over the last quarter century. when we ask him we'll speak with him in just a moment. >> and we'll find out this hour if the dow can make a new all-time closing high, possibly a fitting touch on this special day. the dow only needs to gain about 41 points to close at a record which was set on december 31st of 16,576. well, actually right now. >> yeah, sitting a little above it. >> actually above.

. >> i immediately started e-ma e-mailing kelly evans because i like to make things bigger than they really are, just to make an interesting story. here was my narrative, the death cross on the ten year got down to 2.70. if it goes below that, it means 2.20. the only thing that indicates to me is we are not going to do anywhere near 3%. >> in gdp. >> for gdp, which means the messy exit won't be an exit at all because they have to taper the taper or even do qe 4, and we are in the hotel they can never get out of. so i connected the stocks to where -- >> not a bad job of connecting. i think the term is empathetic. the most empathetic fed that we have had in a long time. >> they feel every single -- no one can have anything unpleasant happen to them. >> isn't it awful? >> you can't clear any trades or markets because nobody can feel pain again. well, think about that imnighting from the administration. how many new disincentives are there. there's 100% marginal tax rate. >> there are not supposed to be losses in capitalism, right? >> not supposed to be losses to everybody. everybody fee

. >> i'm michelle ka brucalifornie so cabrera in for kelly evans. >>> landmark case is heading to the supreme court tomorrow. they're arguing it can sell devices to people that allow them to bypass the cable companies and their fees when watching broadcast television. we're going to lay out what's at stake and experts will handicap how the decision will go. >> they're saying this is nothing less than challenging the business model of the traditional broadcast television networks. >> that would be terrible. that would threaten us, right? >> no, we're a cable channel. >> i know, we're part -- >> we're part of a broadcast network, so, yeah, very important. we'll get to that. >>> no, it's not your imagination. gasoline prices are higher. in fact, a lot higher the last few weeks. what's the reason behind the recent surge, and how much higher do we go? we'll have a special report and why everybody's pain at the pump is on the rise. >>> netflix is set to report what is being viewed as a crucial earnings report. the stock has been hit hard over the last month or two, falling very sharply, whe

i'm michelle caruso-cabrera in for kelly evans. facebook earnings expected at any moment.antime let's show you how the averages have finished the day. the dow jones industrial average lower by 11 points and the nasdaq lower by 34 and the s&p 500 down by 34. pretty tight trading range as we await apple and facebook. >> john steinberg, kayla tausche and also with us with more on today's markets is "fast money" trader tim seymour. steinberg, let me start with you. facebook and apple, will they bring it? >> facebook can move in either direction. mobile users over daily active users and apple, looking for anything above flat. >> dominic, considering the near bloodbath we saw in a lot of momentum names a few weeks back, how crucial is the performance of these companies' earnings? >> facebook in particular because it has become one of the poster children of that momentum trade. now with facebook we're looking for a little bit of just the 24 cents and 2.36 billion in terms of sales. got to see what happens in terms of growth and daily active users. see growth in terms of advertisi