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the safety situations were before people start to go oh it's it's really bad it's not like they're alcoa like an aluminum plant you know what i mean i think it will really depend on if this actually goes to court and if we learn about what they were let's get we need to know what specifically they're complaining about but that really is the argument he says you get paid way more than most u.s. auto workers and you know to be complaining about seventy to one hundred thousand dollars a day or versus you know just a small manufacturing plant in the middle of the u.s. like there are a lot of i must say i want to visit a slippery when wet sign that wasn't put down or is it operating machines with. components uncovered i mean i'd like to see what the what the stuff is here but in other news the hyperloop it won must hyperloop just hit two hundred twenty mph court of public opinion might not fly but then interesting to see the details on that thank you very much been both bankers. ok it's time to talk back this week we've been inundated with talk of a fed rate hike is it going to happen when by

comcast and alcoa, we got some upgrades, comcast up 2%. attract new buyers. alcoa up 2%, a similar deal, got an upgrade from deutsche bank. they see higher aluminum prices ahead and they raise their stock along with the supply chain. all of that aside from tech helping boost the equity market. want to check in on what apple is doing, it is been the bulk of the contribution to the rally in the dow and s&p that we have seen right around a record high before their announcement later on today. here are some of the key suppliers in the u.s. -- sky and serious1/10 logic up by 7/10 of 1%, it is the rumor mill of does apple end up having enough supply, can they meet demand, can they get the products they need from their suppliers weston mark how that -- from their suppliers? the s&p at record highs for the 32nd time this year. jonathan: it is getting boring. alix: a little bit. jonathan: can david westin play pokemon on the new iphone? gigamon. jonathan: dan morgan joining us. he owns more than 275,000 shares of apple and joins us on the phone, an

caller: i lost my job because of unfair trade, i worked for alcoa aluminum.my friends are union workers along with myself and we crossed over and voted for trunk as we wanted him to put tariffs on aluminum to give us a level playing field and china is killing us. they are absolutely killing us. and flooded the market dropped the price so low that are plant was making it for more than what they could sell it for. they shut us down. these are good paying jobs, union jobs were you can make up to $100,000 a year and now they are gone. we have to put tariffs on aluminum. it's one of those industries we have to protect. were you going to do if there is a war? depend on china or russia for aluminum? we're done, we don't have the capacity to make things. it's time to get tough on trade. i would like to hear your response on that. guest: there's a very chilling -- telling trends in american life the trump was addressing. we now have almost 10 million more people working for government in united states than working in manufacturing. in the early 1970's, you had more pe

. >> we'll discuss more of that coming up next we'll give you the trade on finish line, carmax and alcoathe blitz. t-mobile's unlimited now includes netflix on us. that's right, netflix on us. get four unlimited lines for just forty bucks each. taxes and fees included. and now, netflix included. so go ahead, binge on us. another reason why t-mobile is america's best unlimited network. the greatest population shift in human history is happening before our eyes. sixty to seventy million people are moving to cities every year. at pgim, we help investors see the implications of long-term mega trends, like the prime-time of urban expansion, pin-pointing opportunities to capture alpha in real estate, infrastructure, and emerging markets. partner with pgim, the global investment management businesses of prudential. >>> we'll do "the blitz" now and we'll do tiffany downgraded to neutral goldman so you sold your position. >> about a month ago. >> in august. >> five points higher. >> making the case that tiffany's is so good. >> no. what i was saying, and -- and let me make sure i'm clear on this

they buy these really fast that stock is moving as well alcoa is up 3.5% the space looks hot. >> we haveut a minute left let's do final trades. jim? >> pfizer, an upgrade at morgan stanley, up 1.5% which is testimony to how many advisers there are at morgan stanley. this stock has been breaking out, setting higher highs and higher lows and it is really breaking out this is a good company to own. >> western digital, stock up on the announcement that toshiba is going with the bain group. i bought a little more it is very small frankly, it is low conviction. i don't know how they work with the pricing. >> sarat >> i am looking at the slf this is going to have a lot of liquidity. i think they are going to move up you want to own financials going to the next quarter. >> jon najarian. >> verizon unusual activity this thing has been on a rocket ride >> that does it for us the fed decision is looming. so is power lunch. it starts now. >> looming, that's a good word for it i'm michelle caruso-cabrera on the menu the $4 trillion question what will janet yellen say about unwinding the fed's massive

that has been on fire, moving to the upside i'm talking about alcoa, letter x.across the board, everything vale has hit four times in the last two and a half weeks, very aggressively, including yesterday, where there was some monster buying in vale and they were looking for the october 12th calls paid 25 cents for well over 2 20,000 of those yesterday. 3300 were bought today i'm in this and will be in this for at least a month but i love the consistency of the buyers we have seen in this specific name. >> at least a month, that's a long-term trade for you guys great to see you we'll see you back here in person next week >>> now let's get to sue herrera with the latest news headlines on harvey. sue? >> thank you very much, melissa. here's what's happening at this hour, everyone hurricane harvey will likely disrupt u.s. factories the institute for supply management saying the manufacturing sector could be punched by production plant damage as well as by interruptions to the gulf of mexico's shipping system that impact would likely take about six months to fade hou

. >> formerly of alcoa. >> you know what he said to me >> no, i don't. >> this man, he said the chinesehave to close the industry because it [ inaudible ] it has all come true. they are shutting down a lot and it is boosting the price to prerecession levels which is why city takes the target from 45 to 53. he predicted all of this. he had a vision and the vision is right. >> he chose the wrong company to go with, then. then he ran into elliot and the weird stuff. >> itcould be for sale. can i just load the sequence >> i want a new scene. these are all so important to what i'm talking about. you have to understand that this combination, it was all about china and breathing air and people dying from respiratory illness and he was right. you know who else didn't have a plaque or sign post or statue? mo green, for heaven's sake. >> again with the god father. this weekend i will just watch them all over and over again. >> just be a little more like hastings >> i will try. >> just try. try spotify. it tells you what you want before you want it. >> we all have spotify in my family. >>> we have

alcoa, 52-week high.omething like north korea, get an attack, it is systemic rick, katy-bar-the-door, all bets are off. neil: jonathan, thank you. we're trying to put it in perspective in middle after selloff, down about 240 points. the latest culprits are those anything to do with thriving commerce, that could grind to a halt. bond are safe investment. gold is safe investment. exactly places to go if you get nervous. that is reality for time being, that markets are nervous. >>> the latest from houston on hurricane harvey. the floodwaters are still there. the problems are still there. costs are still mounting, even with irma on the way. this one left town, and built a series of headaches with it. ♪ allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. looking for adventure this labor day? holy smokes. oh man, that's pretty intense. look no further th

they sold nike they sold generally motors they sold the aluminum twins and alcoa during the month. >>s always interesting and we talk about this when i come on is people are smart and, again, these are poem who interact at least once a month and people who plan their vacation longer than their investments probably don't do as well but people who take time to interact are doing the sectors. the biggest criticism, look at the markets. the clients were net buyers. it's bade to be a buyer for the last five years but particularly in 2017. the fact that you've had seven consecutive months where they were net buyers, has that happened before? >> this is a record. so it's really going to be interesting to see this month starting the month this way, but, again, in august, think about a lot of stocks, didn't do so well and then the other thing, let's keep in mind, earnings drive the market. earnings have been pretty good you did see at&t in this one, didn't see verizon in fact, the millenials were sellers of verizon so the yield stocks which are normally a large pot. >> millenials were sellers