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s&p. price up 22% what's a typical stock mcdonald's it's only 1% earnings. that's typical for the s&p price up only 14%. when i say typical, look what we're getting this year. the s&p 500 is mostly flat on the year what's flat, that's what flat looks like we're down almost 3% for third quarter. 2.7% for the fourth quarter. it's tough moving the market forward, 20% a year when you're flash flood flat on earnings growth. back to you. >>> wall street worries about a repeat of the fourth quarter our next guest is betting on a big rally. let's bring in head of research. tom, great to have you with us how big of a rally are you looking for? >> 3%, 100 points. i think it could be as much as 5 to 10% >> 5 to 10% on the s&p 500 >> yes >> what brings us there? >> we have to have a turn in cyclical momentum so pmis have to be tbottoming now. i think we have some clues china has done the yield curve has been telling us this. that's really critical the second is the fed can't make a policy era >> we just had discipline pmi's in the latest readings and services as well you

mcdonald's now? >> no. no let's not say too negativement >> you sold it,s not me. >> neutral there are other places to be in the market that look better. i have not sold lululemon or dunki dunkin'. mcdonald's, certainly the rate of appreciation has slowed down. i will give you anotherppointedy disney is trading. it's universally loved i don't know many have sat on this desk and said no. >> why the weakness? >> maybe -- >> numbers are coming down >> it's competition. the whole sector, if you look at the media sector in general. people want to lump netflix in there and should, but there's competition for the content being distributed, even as everybody comes out with apple tv and disney plus and cbs over the top streaming. >> no kidding. we knew that >> that's why the stocks are down >> you think it was too much euphoria around the new service, pricing. >> and around the catalog. it's a fabulous catalog, but what's the under knoknown in th? nothing. we know how popular these disney titles are for kids with disney plus, will parents be subscribing? of course. but there's a lot of other places that people can g

s&p 500. you can see a little bit of stability. about half of the sectors in the green, but seeing significant weakness in consumer discretionary today. mcdonald's reporting relatively weak earnings compared to what the street was expecting. that is weighing on the indexes a little bit. we also got bad numbers out of ups. that is also weighing on the s&p 500. treasuries come of the dollar, gold all seeing bids come back into those. on that treasury yield, right now the bondholder undeterred after we had that selloff. they are back in the market today, looking around to buy .hat dip seeing a little bit of strength in the dollar tethered to what is going on overseas with the pound, also with the yen. a lot of notes out on the future of gold, what is. going to drive it higher we've been hovering in the -- what is. going to drive it higher we've been huff -- what is going to drive it higher. we've been hovering around $1500 mark. guy: in europe, we are watching the pound. boris johnson says he will pull the brexit agreement if the timetable is not agreed by mp's. keep an eye on that. stocks absolutely flat in europe. just eat come of the delivery se

. >> tomorrow we're going to get mcdonald's, proctor & gamble, ups, hog rbs chipotle s&p 3002.mer joins the judge for the half. let's get back to hq. >> carl, thanks. front and center this hour, earnings and the runs to new highs. should investors bank on another burst? it is 12:00 noon and this is "halftime report." >>> boeing, mcdonald's, caterpillar, amazon and microsoft just some of the big names set to report earnings. will their results push the market to all-time highs apple hitting record levels and the price target just got raised to a street high. jim cramer weighs in on the stock. stock buy backs have been a major catalyst for the bulls

>> tomorrow we're going to get mcdonald's, proctor & gamble, ups, hog rbs chipotle s&p 3002. cramer joins the judge for the half. let's get back to hq. >> carl, thanks. front and center this hour, earnings and the runs to new highs. should investors bank on another burst? it is 12:00 noon and this is "halftime report." >>> boeing, mcdonald's, caterpillar, amazon and microsoft just some of the big names set to report earnings. will their results push the market to all-time highs apple hitting record levels and the price target just got raised to a street high. jim cramer weighs in on the stock. stock buy backs have been a major catalyst for the bulls but is the buy back boom coming to an end. the investment committee is ready to go. "halftime report" starts right now. >>> welcome. good to have you with us on this monday. our investment committee at the table. the managing partner in houston, home of the astros. i'm throwing you a little something there. and cnbc's jim cramer. jim, you heard carl run down the list, 12 dow components. you want to tell us what you think is at sta

s&p 500 seto report. earnings from household names like ford, lacaterp mcdonald's and amazon can help the fed aner tu keyuestions first has the u.s. consumer remained strong dmiepd the broader economic slowdown and second is the trade war hurting companies and leang investment cut back. businesses fixed investment has slowedce notably s last year. exports are contracting year over year basis. an indicators of manufacturing activity are weakening. global growth estimates continue to be marked down and global disinflationary pressures cloud the outlook for u.s. inflation. >> fed vice clair clarida said they're makingee decisionsng by meeting. there is some chance the fed pausing i cutting rates after the oober meeting or cuts rates one por time. compounding the trouble president trump and xi could meetn chile two weeks after the fed to hashut trade and the outcome is uncertain. earning case provide help but there is no help in figuring out what t t wo presidents decide on trade. that's arguably the most critical issue affecting the outlk wherehe fed should set rates. for nightly business report, i'm eve li

one of the 125 s&p 500 companies that report earnings this week. who else we've got, mcdonald's, microsoft, chipotle, intel, amazon, twitter, hershey, 3m, verizon, so many huge names. while third quarter s&p earnings are down slightly from last year, so far it's not that bad. 82% of the companies that have reported so far have beaten earnings per share estimates. so let's talk about for this week, which companies will surprise and by the way, it goes both ways, to the upside and to the downside this week. to our floor show traders. scott, what do you think? who's going to win and lose here? >> i have some skin in the game. i think advertising trends are doing better, user engagement is up, i think they could surprise to the upside. i feel like microsoft, which would probably have a bigger impact on overall the s&p and sentiment, is wednesday after the close. they are priced pretty much for a big beat. i'm kind of thinking they might not impress enough to get that going. i think that one could be a disappointment. liz: so by the way, snap is having a great day today. it's jumping

mcdonald... huge public expenditure commitments. but so do the tories. this is the ifa ‘s. so do the tories.out his antibusiness rhetoric, i really do, because it will damage jobs and when he's going on about tax dodgers, the top 1% of taxpayers actually pay over 25% of the income tax in this country. but isn't he talking about the big corporations who pay almost nothing in tax compared with their profits. the problem with that, there is a lack of international cooperation about that. it doesn't make it right. the avoidance of tax. there isa right. the avoidance of tax. there is a lack of international corporation and its difficult to fix but going into business like this is extraordinarily damaging. it might win him some votes. the shadow chancellor has made overtures, it's very different sounding. it's not the prawn cocktail offensive or whatever that was. and all right, some of the businesses are worried andi some of the businesses are worried and i take your point about the rhetoric but a lot of them do seem to find points of agreement with him so there is a disconnect between the stump

mcdonald house charities bay area. kate scott was also there interviewing kat. ka it was so great. she has broken so many barriers. that's amazing what is more amazing is what ronald mcdonal s have to travel here, if they don't have a place to stay, ronald mcdonald charities pays for a place for them to stay. >> i bet that's such a relief not to worry about that. >> a family was there yesterday, they have a 1-month-old boy who has a lot of needs, they say it takes that one thing off their plate because they have plenty of other things to worry about. >> that's awesome. hi, drew. >> way go, reggie. good charity. >> it is. >> a beautiful looking day yesterday. a similar looking sky today. a bit warmer to finish out the . live doppler 7, the sweep showing you we are dry. temperatures right now in the 40s in our coolest spots. most locations are slowly going onsne, gges uclimb through theo looking day. a few degrees warmer today than yesterday. near 70 in the city. 73 in oakland. 77 in san jose. 80 in santa rosa. the same in concord, up to 79 in antioch. overnight tonight, the marine layer again is absent. a lot of stars out there. clear skies. we'll drop again into the low 40s

mcdonalds. ahead of earnings, futures are searching for direction, take a look, flat morning, dow industrials down 7 points, s 2 points, this on top of a broad rally yesterday which is boosted by some renewed u.s.-china trade hopes, dow industrials were up 57 points, quarter of a percent, s&p was up 20 and the nasdaq was up 73 points at the close, almost 1%. the s&p is now just about 22 points away from its all-time record close hitting a new all-time high, global markets this morning look like this, european indices are mixed, ftse up 26 points, cac quarante down 2 points dax index in germany is up 28, british prime minister boris johnson pushing to get deal to exit the european union parliament, vote expected later today, the clock is ticking, 9 days away from the scheduled departure october 31. in asia markets rallied on the u.s.-china trade story, the hang seng was up quarter a percent, shanghai composite up half percent. japan is closed today for a holiday. winning streak, the patriots remain undefeated after running over the jets last night, the 49ers also have not suffered a lose this season. the team'

s and earlier. an example.e you this is the mcdonald-douglas plant in california. mcdonnell-douglas is one of those classic businesses that grew up out of the war. there are off in los angeles with world war ii. mcdonnell-douglas was one of those companies that employ tens of thousands of employees who lived for the good lifestyles -- pretty good lifestyles in the 1950's, even into the 1970's. it is the kind of employer that is still like this. if you remember when we talked about home loans at the time, this is california. it was one of many subdivisions that sprung up in response to the economic boom that we talked about and also the passage of the national highway act in the early 1950's. we'll get there in a minute. about whated to talk happened. there is no more mcdonnell-douglas anymore. over the course of the past antsle decades, their pl closed and that you eventually which ofth boeing course is the most important manufacture of airplanes area which oncell-douglas had built the transport vehicles for the united states and other allied nations in world war i

. >> with one fourth of the s&p reporting so far, an earnings recession may get closer fedex, mcdonaldsrpillar and boeing, expect inning creases by a significant amount these misses aren't triv yalg. only 14% of companies are missing earnings estimates this is about in line with the historical trend no outliers here in terms of the big numbers. most of these large misses are company or sector specific mcdonald's had very significant traffic diversion around that chicken sandwich war if these misses really reflect trends in the broader economy. you'd be seeing far more companies miss and much weaker overall guidance from many more companies. this has become the poster child for trade wars and china, the company cited reduced inventories due to uncertainty in the global economy. resulting in trade caterpillar earnings have been terrible for more than a year. and the fact that the stock is trading up a little bit here today, 1 1/2%, seems to indicate the streak believes the earnings may be bottoming i think the important thing here if you look at the s&p 500, it seems to be telegraphing th

mcdonald's, chipotle, and snap. stocks closed higher yesterday led by gains in technology and financial services. the dow jones was up 57. the sdded 20 and the nasdaq gained 73. >>> facebook has removed russian backed accounts that posed as locals weighing in on political issues in swing states. the company says the accounts praised president trump and attacked former vice president joe biden. the threat raises concerns of potential russian interference in the 2020 election. facebook says the accounts that were removed are similar to the kremlin-backed group that interfered in the 2016 election. >>> four drug companies have reached a last-minute legal settle. -- settlement over their role in the opioid epidemic. the $260 million deal came hours before the first federal trial over the crisis was set to begin on monday. the deal settles claims brought by two ohio counties that accuse the companies of fueling the nation's opioid crisis. now according to government data, roughly 400,000 overdose deaths between 1997 and 2017 were linked to opioids. >>> meantime, netflix could soon start cracking down on password sharing. the compan

s bhonest, he hates going abroad. there's no fox news, the mcdonald'sre have different but he has to wear a full suit and tie instead of whatever this look is. [ light laughter ] i guess you could call this retiree chic eventually, though, they're going to have to add a message to the top of the hat that said, "if found, return to the" -- also you know the other world leaders were probably relieved when they heard trump wasn't showing up because when he does, he always says something insane. like at the g7 in france last week when he was asked about the climate crisis which, of course, is making natural disasters like hurricanes far more frequent and intense. and he said this insane thing. >> mr. president, there was a significant talk at the summit about climate change i know in the past you've harbored some skepticism of the science in climate change. what do you think the world should be doing about climate change and do you still harbor that skepticism? >> i feel that the united states has tremendous wealth. the wealth is under its feet i've made th

the s&p 500, the nasdaq also essentially standing still. weak earnings caused some of this mood. mcdonald'secline 5% on lackluster earnings and u.s. sales. hasbro down 17%. that's the worst day since december 2000. why? tariffs ate into the toy maker's profit. facebook lost 4%. it was a headspinning day. under armour's ceo is stepping down. they're having trouble attracting customers from its rival nike. but changes are happening there too. mark parker is stepping down from nike. he said, i strongly believe the best way for us to evolve and grow as a company is to bring in a phenomenal talent to join our team who has long been part of the nike family. >>> pizza hut is testing out a new pizza. the pie will come in an environmentally friendly round box. pizza hut says it uses less packaging. the garden pizza and round box will get a test run. i'm very bullish on the round box. >> i like it. i'm not necessarily sold on in cognito yet. but i'll try. >>> we've heard president trump. while you were sleeping, john lithgow spoke. >> it was not hacked by the russians. it was hacked by hunter biden w

s. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. maria ramirez! mom! maria! maria ramirez... mcdonald'scommitting 150 million dollars in tuition assistance, education, and career advising programs... prof: maria ramirez mom and dad: maria ramirez!!! to help more employees achieve their dreams. >>> the white house giving nancy pelosi an ultimatum, vote on impeachment in the house or the white house will not cooperate. house republicans are also circling the wagons around the president, planning a symbolic vote to rebuke intel share adam schiff. but the mood may be shifting among their constituents, as republican senator joni ernst discovered at a town hall back in iowa. >> when are you guys going to say enough? you stand there silent and your silence is supporting him in not standing up. >> the president is going to say what the president is going to do. it's up to us as members of congress to continue working, umm, with our allies, making sure that we remain strong in the face of adversity. >> all of our allies he's pushing aside, making fun of them on twitter. >> and ma'am -- >> we end

s&p. the dow in the red as well the nasdaq is down 0.7%. russell holding on to slight gainses. mcdonald'sut with earnings before the bell and chipotle results will hit after the close. kate rogers has more on both >> mcdonald's missing projections this morning on earnings and revenue as well as u.s. same-store sales. higher menu prices and tech updprads did contribute to a 4.8% comp in the u.s., but that fell short of analyst expectations as competitive pressures mounted in this space. and chipotle will report in just a few moments after the bell analysts are looking for epps of $3.22 on revenues of $1.38 billion. same-store sales are projected to increase by a big number here 9.3% the street will be looking out for updates on chipotle's loyalty program as well as any color on the performance of new menu items like carne asada. digital will be another huge growth area. the brand continues to build out its mobile order and delivery business the stock is up about over 100% year-to-date it's among the best performers in the restaurant space. back over to you >> kate, thank you very much mike

s&p trading right around 3000. up .1%. you have the good, united technology, the good like procter & gamble, than the rough like hasbro into mcdonald's it out. cable rates, volatility rains. boris johnson speaking in parliament, talking about the brexit deal, unleashing a tide of investment to the u.k. and still pushing the acceleration of the timetable and saying it is in the interest of the entire u.k.. all of that said, you are seeing buying in the bond market. nonetheless, a little bit of safety being sought as well. oil markets up .6%. y i had the benefit of speaking to dwight anderson, a legend in the commodity world. one of the few survivors in an industry that has forced other big traders out of the business. he now runs a $1 billion firm, osprey management. i sat down with him and asked about the current state of the oil market. market that is moving into surplus. you have two quarters of seasonal deficit and the balance sheet looks heavy, barring the seasonal pickup of demand. there is a huge amount that could come off-line. -- they haverial said for decades if you try to keep rto out of the market we will keep other people

mcdonald's, china mobile. is there a chance we might see price action on the fundamentals? yes. this is a big earnings week. we have 24 percent of the s 500 set to report this week. we will get a lot of information how a consumer is doing, manufacturing and industrials, financials coming out. we also have big economic data coming out. we have the existing home sales out tuesday, new home sales out thursday with flash pmi data and we will finish the week with consumer sentiment. because theed consumer is the strongest part of the economy. it is important these numbers come out positive. it seems you based your optimism for the rest of 2019 avoiding recession. we have weaker than forecast retail sales numbers last week. are you positive on housing? it is a pic you are in favor of. >> i am positive on housing. mortgage rates have moved back down and we believe the mortgage rate will stabilize around this area for quite a while. if you look at the data that has come out with homebuyers, it has been strong. we think the trend continues. we like anything, looking at different areas around the housing market. the fundamentals are strong and

are talking about today. 25% of s&p 500 companies will report this week and all eyes will be on those earnings. we will hear from microsoft, amazon, twitter, mcdonald's, visa and boeing. today's gains probably would've been higher if it was not for boeing dragon everything down. the text messages possibly revealing that a top pilot was worried or had safety concerns about the 737 max jet before the fatal crashes, that could be detrimental in more scrutiny about how employees were responding to survey questions about safety and how they felt before this all happened in regulators will dig into that. meantime i want to bring your attention to headlines that are coming out after the close about wework as well. that was the highly anticipated one that was shelled. according to dow jones, it is going to week and turn me on tuesday to waive rescue funding options and saying that softbank is offering to put six and half billion dollars into wework that's including a $5 million loan and interim chairman would be marcello and softbank would step up to that rule and also j.p. morgan is working to assemble loan package options ahead of the deadline as well. a l

s&p 500 companies are reporting this week. we have some solid performance out of united technologies, harley davidson but also disappointment from companies like mcdonald'snd ups. let's see out things are shaping up in asia. sophie: asian stocks are set for a mixed start with earnings in focus. off 1.2% after the latest trade data for september. the deficit narrowing more than forecast. also on the agenda, we have inflation numbers from singapore and malaysia due today. outputaiwan's factory from 2.28%. japan is back online. thailand is off-line for a public holiday this wednesday. the cabinet approved a second phase of stimulus in thailand. in hong kong, the finance chief announced a third round of relief measures on tuesday. what is announced so far is too small. this as speculation builds over carrie lam's future. haidi: sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. this get the first word news with ritika. ritika: the financial times says china is drafting a plan to replace hong kong's carrie lam with an interim chief executive. the report cites unidentified people briefed on the deliberations in beijing. lam's successor will be installed by march if president xi

s&p down 2 and three quarters, nasdaq down 4 and a quarter. we're getting earnings before the bell from four dow components, including travelers and mcdonald's.in asia. you have hope that this trade deal will be signed next month. the shanghai composite gaining half of 1%, the japanese market is closed and hong kong market is higher. relief measures being put in of to boost that economy. cheryl: over to europe, dismay as boris johnson is trying to secure the u.k.'s exit from the eu today. that challenge seems daunting. the cac is slightly in the red, german market is higher. lauren: canadian prime minister justin trudeau has been reelected for a second term, overcoming a series of scandals. now trudeau defeated andrew shove. hillarysheer in a pretty close election. he will be forced to seek support from an opposition party to pass any legislation. >> it has been the greatest honor of my life to serve you for these past four years and tonight you're sending us back to work for you. lauren: president trump congratulating trudeau, tweeting canada is well served. i look forward to working with you toward the betterment of both of our countries. c

the peak of earnings season with more than a quarter of the s&p 500 reporting so earnings from household names like ford, caterpillar, mcdonald'slp the fed answer questions like, is the u.s. consumer staying strong and how much the trade war is hurting companies and leading them to cut back investments fed vice chair richard colllaria said the fed is making decisions meeting by meeting so there's some chance that the fed pauses in cutting rates at this meeting or more likely after it cuts one more time. this compounds the fed's troubles presidents trump and xi, they meet in chile possibly to sign a deal on trade two weeks after the fed sets rates and you know, guys, there's no help for the fed if you're figuring out what those two will do >> for sure. that is not something anybody can quite figure out steve, thank you steve liesman. up next, we've got your last-chance trade, plus another black eye for boeing we'll talk to gordon bethune about the boeing pilot who misled regulators about the 737 max. don't get mad. get e*trade, dawg. so servicenow put your workflows imm-hm.cloud, huh? your employees must love you. thank you. ah,

street, a mixed picture as travelers and mcdonald's hold the dow back from a bigger gain than we see at the moment. plus the brexit news. we do have the dow up 23. the s&p which had been up by about 7 points has now completely reversed, down -- down 5, and the nasdaq is now down 42 and heading to lows of the session. we have big oil on trial in new york city at this hour as exxonmobil faces charges it defrauded investors over the truth about the impact of climate change on its business. we will take you straight to the courthouse to check on that because folks that is a widely-held stock. a lot of news going on right now. we have an important downgrade on one of the top banks. we're less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start "the claman countdown". let me get you this breaking news, it's been just 24 hours since the new wells fargo ceo charlie sharp officially took the helm of the embattled bank and he's been smacked with a downgrade. a couple of minutes ago top banking analyst dick bove cutting wells from a buy to a hold, which is the reverse of what dick bove did on august 1st. now, bove is topping his note with this, quote, a new era of tur

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s&p over a three day per. growth is back again and that's a big, big thing here. taiwan semis nice move up. mcdonalding well going into the close. there's the close bell dow jones industrials average up near the highs of today. better than a 400-point move from the high to the low >>> welcome to the "closing bell". i'm david faber in for wilfred frost. >> i'm morgan brennan along with mike san collie. we're in the market zone you can see the today's action on the right side of the screen. stories still coming up at the bottom of your screen. >> here's how we finished the day. dow, s&p, nasdaq all in positive territory. dow least of those performing. nasdaq having a very strong day. significant rebounds for all the major averages from what had been the loss we saw, somewhere around 10:30 or so this morning. about a half hour after we got that ism nonmanufacturing number that was at least conceivably disappointing. >> we finished right the at the high of the day. the low for the dow had been down 335 we finished up at 123 which gives you a sense of just how whipsaw the action was similar story for the

s&p 3012, highest since september 20 as the earnings picture is mibsed. >> our road map starts with the earnings mcdonald's reporting. >> under armour ceo stepping down we'll talk about the future of the company. >> a first on cnbc interview with discovery ceo david zaslav talking about treaming, conten wars and all of the content they've got there. >> first a bunch of earnings to get to this morning as you can see, the market is mixed this morning. starting with p&g, helped by strong demand for the beauty brands, the stock up more than 30% so far in 2019 on the opposite side, shares of hasbro plummeting after missing their earnings expectations with tariffs boosting costs you also have dow component travelers, also moving lower today after reporting mixed results. bob pisani joins us now, taking a look at today's numbers. >> and leslie, several notable beats and raises, but a couple disappointments. take a look quickly here procter & gamble nice beat, raised guidance. sherwin williams had a better year and beat and raised guidance as well united technology, had a nice beat and raised guidance but the beat

mcdonald's. welcome to bloomberg daybreak. i'm alix steel. we spend so much time talking about the macro that the micro went under the radar. we have united technologies. that's get to the broader board. you have su are seeing a little bit of buying in the bond market so a little bit of risk and a little drove safety at the same time. i want to break some earnings as well as some headlines.

nice gain for the s&p, nice gain for the nasdaq, we are up across the board just as we start earnings week, this is one of the big two weeks for earnings. microsoft, amazon, mcdonaldsall out this week. next one, hong kong, violence again over the weekend, are american businesses that speak out on social injustice here in america, are they lending their support to the protestors fighting for real freedom over there? that's a decent question to ask. we have a former republican candidate for mayor of san francisco, he's with us and he says progressive policies are what created the homeless crisis that plagues that city, he joins us in our 10:00 o'clock hour. walgreens delivering medicine and other products by drone starting today. game-changer, may be, we will talk about it for sure, look at that. imagine traveling hassle-free with your golf clubs. now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast & easy to get to your golf destination. with just a few clicks or a phone call, we'll pick up and deliver your clubs on-ti