eastern time we have full coverage in a special report, tyler mathisen, jim cramer and all of our star reporters. "markets in turmoil. you cannot afford to miss that vo: while other candidates argue about health care, mike bloomberg has a record of doing something. as mayor, he protected women's reproductive rights. expanded health coverage to 700,000 new yorkers. and decreased infant-mortality rates to historic lows. as president, he'll build on obamacare, cap medical costs, and will always protect a woman's right to choose. mike bloomberg: a record on health care nobody can argue about. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> welcome back to "fast money. home, of course, is where the heart is recently it's also where the money is new home sales surging to their highest levels in nearly 13 years. home builders are falling in recent days along with every single stock except for clorox and a couple of others, the group is still up 16%. gina, housing, a big opportunity or overdone? >> there's a couple things happening in the housing market. if you look at inventories, th

here's tyler mathisen. >> good evening, everyone.e again, if you're just tuning in and expecting to see "mad money" tonight we bring you a special cnbc report, "markets in turmoil." jim cramer is here live on set to help guide us through the market volatility and offer insight as to what might come next there and today after rising more than 450 points, the dow ended lower by 123 extending its sell-off now five days long, the s&p slid 11 points but the nasdaq did buck the trend. it was up 15 late today a coronavirus related warning. microsoft said that it will miss guidance for its business segment that includes windows citing supply issues and meantime, the yield on the ten-year note hit a record low right now the futures are lower. we'll take a quick glimpse at those right now. they are down, the nasdaq has turned positive as you see there ever so slightly and tonight president trump will hold a news conference just seconds away, we are told to address concerns over the coronavirus and its spread that is rattling the market as we g

we go to tyler mathisen for that. >>> thank you very much. >>> michael avenatti has been convicted on all three counts of trying to export nike out of millions the charges carrying a combined potentially penalty of 42 years in prison. >>> speaking in munich, house speaker nancy pelosi urging western leaders not to purchase the hue way technology, saying china is trying to undermine democratic values. >> china is seeking to export its digital ougauto counter racy >>> one of england's top football teams has been banned from the champions league for two seasons. the team also fined $33 million after an showed city overstated the sponsor revenues they will appeal >>> back to you. >>> ouch >> yes >>> tyler mathisen, thank you. see you next hour. mike novogratz is today's closer why he says one market is poised for a rally, ahead. >>> as we head to break, a check on bonds for you treasury falling again to close out the week they go back under low across the board we'll be right back. under 30 minutes left to trade man: can i find an investment firm that has a truly long-term view? it begins

should do not want to miss a cnbc special report on the coronavirus outbreak and it's hosted by tyler mathisen next. i don't know about you but shopify is up so much i can see you say, listen, i don't want to be in it i know thigh charitable trust sold it of a big gain but now they're take on square on point of sale. they'll win. they'll beat square and what that tells me there is another leg up for the stock of shopify. i always say there's a bull market somewhere i promise to find it right here for you on "mad money. i'm jim cramer see you tomorrow the cnbc special report begins right now. >>> good evening, everyone i'm tyler mathisen this is day 44 of a global health crisis. continue, quarantined americans in california demand better oversight after a patient who was pulled out of quarantine and tested positive for coronavirus was mistakenly released, rejoining the group, possibly making others sick new york city health workers have cleared seven people under observation. airlines have cancelled 85,000 flights to and from china. >>> the world health organization issues

i' >>> good evening, everyone i'm tyler mathisen we are on day 53 of this global health care crisis justpeak the cdc says it is helping hospitals prepare just in case for a major coronavirus outbreak here >> the window of opportunity we have now may close >> a new warning tonight from the world health organization. the virus may just be beginning to spread. this as south korea starts reporting clusters >> we are now tting our first

i'm jim cramer se >>> good evening everyone, i am tyler mathisen it has been 51 days since the world'slerted to this health crisis. the who confirmed 92 kaess of human to human transformation. >> human to human spreading increases. tonight china releases a new report showing which age groups are most susceptible to the killer virus it is not the usual

." >> yes, you will and we will see you on "power lunch" in just a moment i'm tyler mathisen and welcomeower lunch. here's what's new at 2:00. coronavirus fears spooking wall street as the number of cases in south korea and china tick up. stocks are falling treasury yields sinking. record lows. is the move signalling a more fwra greater amount of market pain? plus, it is momentum stocks that are going to need. we'll explain why the resurgence of the retail trader, the little guy, could be causing more

i'm tyler mathisen and here's what's new at 2:00 on a thursday stocks have been b getting crushed much of the day. the dow down as much 400 points in a sudden midday drop. we'll tell you the sprying reason behind the selling. the dow is thousand back up relatively off those levels. plus the largest deal by a bank u.s. bank. morgan stanley buy iing e*trade. $13 billion for that one we'll tell you how it's paving a new era on wall street and later, the sanders effect. bernie coming out strong against bloomberg. why two different stocks could start the burn "power lunch" starts right now >> thanks and welcome to "power lunch", everyone stocks are retreating from their record highs we're off the lows of the session today, but the dow still down about 200 points and the nasdaq getting hit the hardest down 1% today as some of the big e trades are getting dumped. including the likes of virgin galactic and take a look at the ten-year yield sinking near the lows of the session and briefly touching lows of the year at 1.257% for more, we go to bob pisani an the new york stock exchange. bob. >> i

. >>> good evening, everyone i'm tyler mathisen this is day 46 of this global health crisis.n five cities announced they will start checking patients with flu-like symptoms for the coronavirus. we learned that more than 1700 health workers in china have now contracted the deadly illness. and beijing just ordered anyone entering or returning to the city to quarantine themselves for 14 days. >> this is an evolving picture. >> new evidence tonight, the coronavirus is spreading faster and more freely than feared. >> from the amount of tran

welcome, everybody i'm tyler mathisen here's what's new at 2:00 on "power lunch" on a monday.g steady even as the coronavirus death climb counts, but there's something happening in the market which could be a major warning sign and we've got those details. plus as the virus spreads beyond china, the global impact on travel could have a major impact here in the united states and softbank is set to report a steep drop in profits. this as elliot management takes a nearly $3 billion stake and the chairman of we wor

welcome, everybody i'm tyler mathisen here's what's new at 2:00 on "power lunch" on a monday. stocks are holding steady even as the coronavirus death climb counts, but there's something happening in the market which could be a major warning sign and we've got those details. plus as the virus spreads beyond china, the global impact on travel could have a major impact here in the united states and softbank is set to report a steep drop in profits. this as elliot management takes a nearly $3 billion stake and the chairman of we work says the company is back on track "power lunch" starts right now >> thank you, ty, and welcome to "power lunch"."." i'm kelly evans. stocks are climbing higher, sth shaking off the virus fears again. nasdaq up two-thirds of 1% and check out tesla, which has been one of the reasons it's done so well looks like investors are in if the another wild week. shares were up nearly doubling digits we'll have more on what's given them their competitive edge. >> all right the coronavirus outbreak es escalating with the death toll above 900 but the bulls seemingl

." >> yes, you will and we will see you on "power lunch" in just a moment i'm tyler mathisen and welcome to "power lunch. here's what's new at 2:00. coronavirus fears spooking wall street as the number of cases in south korea and china tick up. stocks are falling treasury yields sinking. record lows. is the move signalling a more fwra greater amount of market pain? plus, it is momentum stocks that are going to need. we'll explain why the resurgence of the retail trader, the little guy, could be causing more volatility in the market and talk about getting real. one top angel says the beaten down resale retailer, the real real, could be about to make a comeback. he'll be here to explain why he's so bullish. "power lunch" starts right now >> stocks are selling off. right now, the dow down b about 300 points nasdaq down nearly 2%. major indices on track for their worst week in february take a look at gold. lots of eyeballs on this one today. the precious metal is on a wild ride up 8% already this year and near ly 2% today. 16.49. >> the defensive tone is evident in today's market. those mome

on day 61 of the coronavirus crisis, i'm tyler mathisen another violent reaction from stocks today, andt been confirmed in california >> another wild day on wall street >> take a look at the dow's daily point drops. they were big and they were severe >> dow fell 1,000 points

i'm tyler mathisen stocks set to end the week if not the day in the green second week in a row as tech stocks lead the way up, but, they're up double digits this year one tough strategist says there's a different sector about to soar. tell you which one it is and why. >>> plus, retail sales and consumer sentiment meeting the streets expectations, but something is below the surface that could indicate trouble ahead. explaining that. >>> later, in honor of valentine's day, tim seymour is going to do his best cube ed impression and tell you which storks on wall street you should love "power lunch" begins right now. >>> thank you, tyler welcome to "power lunch," everybody. i'm kelly evans and stocks are pulling back from record highs major indexes are still on track for second week of gains in a row and best month since june. dow down about one-third percent now. look at boeing one of the reasons why near session lows and down more than a percent on news that united says it's canceling all 737 max flights until september now. boeing down 1.25%. get to bob pisani at the new york stock marke

we will see you over here in a moment i'm tyler mathisen welcome and here's what's new at 2:00 for "power lunch" on a tuesday. stocks back in rally mode. the dow up 475 points. now 490 adding to yesterday's gains and we have now completely erased friday's 600 point drop which is fuelling the jump we'll explain. to the extent we can find an explanation. plus, tesla's electric surge rolls on, jumping another 18% and now up 40% in two days can anything stop this stock and later, disney getting ready to report the earnings come out after the bell, where corona commentary be the main thing on investor's minds "power lunch" starts now >> and welcome to "power lunch." i'm kelly evans and yes, it's green across the screen today. dow having its best day since june we're back in positive territory for 2020 the nasdaq back in a record high take a look at some of those tech heavy weights hitting record highs today microsoft, mastercard, adobe, sales force. all up in that record territory. for more now on the rally and today's market bounceback including what is driving stocks higher, let's go to bob

i'm tyler mathisen stocks set to end the week if not the day in the green second week in a row as tech the way up, but, they're up double digits this year one tough strategist says there's a different sector about to soar. tell you which one it is and why. >>> plus, retail sales and consumer sentiment meeting the streets expectations, but something is below the surface that could indicate trouble ahead. explaining that. >>> later, ino

i'm tyler mathisen and here's what's new at 2:00 on a thursday stocks have been b getting crushed muchn as much 400 points in a sudden midday drop. we'll tell you the sprying reason behind the selling. the dow is thousand back up relatively off those levels. plus the largest deal by a bank u.s. bank. morgan stanley buy iing e*trade. $13 billion for that one we'll tell you how it's paving a new era on wall street and later, the sanders effect. bernie coming out strong against

we will see you over here in a moment i'm tyler mathisen welcome and here's what's new at 2:00 for "power lunch" on a tuesday. stocks back in rally mode. the dow up 475 points. now 490 adding to yesterday's gains and we have now completely erased friday's 600 point drop which is fuelling the jump we'll explain. to the extent we can find an explanation. plus, tesla's electric surge rolls on, jumping another 18% and now up 40% in two days can anything stop this stock and later, disney getting ready to report th

i'm with tyler mathisen to also unveil the winner of the stock draft on power tie which is related. >> and you chose to come back on this highlight of a day right here last night they had the cheesy vince lombardi trophy, but we have the 2019 stock draft trophy, noah syndergaard of the new york mets, why because he had the smarts to pick tesla which was up 100 and some perfect during the period of the stock draft, finished with the highest returns ever in the history of our stock draft, up something like 55% coming in second place was the prior year's winner, nick lowry, formerly of the kansas city chiefs i think he'll take the consolation prize of winning the super bowl for his chiefs. >> that's right. that's right >> we will be talking to noah syndergaard on our hour at 2:00 on power lunch to congratulation him. obviously if the baseball thing doesn't work out, he's got a future. >> boy does he he better come back this year, and it was only with this tesla move this past week that really propelled him. it's been shocking >> welcome back, good to have you here. >> thank you, i'll see

i'm tyler mathisen this is day 60 of the global coronavirus pandemic it has not only crippled technologiesstocks this is the worst week since the great financial crisis of 2008 >> everything is down essentially 10, 11, 12%. >> market shocker.

declines are being led by tech they are all sharply lower >>> it is time for cnbc news update with tyler mathisen>> thank you very much >>> the democrats are looking for avoid a repeat of the election chaos they suffered in iowa, as they prepared for nevada caucuses. >> one of the ways to avoid that, they got rid of the app that iowa used, but this this also meant having to train somebody on something new. the early voting may be the biggest problem. it required voters to choose three. >>> spacex looking for the sale of new shares. the move would value it at about $36 billion, up from a little other $3 billion. >>> prince andrew being targeted gloria allred, a school bus was driven by buckingham with a picture of the prince and a message, asking him to call the fbi and answer their questions about jeffrey epstein. >>> that is the cnbc news update at this hour back to you, wilf and morgan. >>> energy has gotten slapped over the past decade, the worst performing sector, and that's in part, of course, two oil's volume tiff. rahel solomon is having a look >> take a look at that wild ride over the las

. >>> time to get a cnbc news update with tyler mathisen. >> thank you very much senator elizabeth warrenemocratic candidate michael bloomberg from last night as she continues to campaign. >> last night it was my job to make sure america got a closer look at mayor bloomberg, and come to understand that of all the people on the stage, he is the riskiest for the democrats he is the most vulnerable in a general election. >>> from the department of irony, russian president vladimir putin thanking the fbi for helping thwart a terror attack planned for new year's eve in petersburg. he said he appreciated the helping and would return the favor. they say you can't buy friends, but if you want to watch the '90s sitcom "friends," that's what you have to do. the show has been taken on the floor netflix. ugy tripled since netflix announced it was losing the show "friends" will return to the streaming world when the hbo mac service launching in may that's the update at this hour back to you. >>> i reckon i once had all of them i don't have them stiff. it would annoy me to have to go buy them. >> i was

a this is fascinating sort of floated idea as to what on earth exchanges would want from ebay tyler mathisenaps is to get into brokering stocks directly to a retail marketplace. the only thing i'd add to that as you say suggestion by the -- is the whole direct listen thing. if you look at the company in those terms, a transaction processing in data network looks similar to an ebay on some back end level. i think that might be the action >> why ebay sells used goods. >> but they don't make them and send them. they are just the network. if you look at the way stocks of data and transaction platforms trade, market loves those things now. the exchanges. the visas. all those things >> but mike is that the way that investo investors. >> they're buying a stock with a depressed valuation. they've said we don't know really what the strategy is. >> we've got four minutes left a tad up 400 points now. after the bell, we'll get earnings from disney hi, julia. >> investors are -- analysts project between 20 million and 25 million subscribers and we'll see how that has boosted editions and how the core tv