josh mentioned this briefly before take the big four market cap which is 13% of the overall s&p is, microsoft, amazon, alphabet and apple. each one of those stocks is underperforming the s&p. i think that's a good condition for continued future advances in the s&p. because you don't have that momentum attraction. >> sentiment right now if only those five stocks new highs. >> it would have been like last year. >> some people want to lean on that i've had debates with guys. >> it's great we don't. >> but i think what's important is when you look at what's been performing lately, january, february, what is it it's companies that are incredible cash flows. their fundamentals of what their balance she the looked liked great. there's a myriad of names. it starts with the apples and the microsofts of the world but lean over to -- if you looked at what merck has done lately, have you seen pfizer and some of these names that spew out cash joe loves walmart. they're a cash generating machine. target is, as well different levels there are so many out there when you look at the fundamental story of what's pushing this market, it's

s, one in ququeew yorkrk, the otheher in crystal , rginiaia. it has been heralded a as a tetential jobsbs bonanza.. outrage ended up scuttling the project. >> amazon will not be moving to the big apple after all the company is scrapping plans to build its second headquarters in queens, with politician opposition. the city mayor once welcomed amazon's promise to create 25,000 jobs witith open arms. >> new york k city gave amazazoa real opportunity, and all wewe asked was that they would be a good neighbor and be part of the committee. clearly, they were not going to do that. there was no dialogue, no opportunity to work together. i do not understand it. >> amazon claims to have broad support, but many new yorkers were outraged in the tax breaks offers to the company, which is owned by the richest man in the world. labor unions also criticized amazazon's strong antiunion trak record. activist and politicians, including newly elected commerce woman alexandria oak osseo alexandria oak osseo cortez. >> we want responsible corporate citizens. we want people to respect the community, to respect their workers. new york state governor andrew cuomo had a very different take. >> i have never s

big beat and boost corridors. -- corridors -- quarters. finally apple and microsoft, apple being the most valuable company in the world again about microsoft and amazon. like the s 500 up a fifth day in the road. -- in a row. investors still buying guy: thank you very much -- still buying. guy: theresa may been speaking in the last hour hoping to win support of a brexit deal. let's bring in paul, bloombergs managing editor. presuming the italians are doing this because they have had some recent success. this is a surprise. it was aersubscribed, fail because partly people in the market were expecting that was one cop -- good opportunity to get in there. now a very heavy duration sale, 30 years, that's a lot for the market to take down and in secondary trading as a result they are seeing an adjustment lower. it will be really interesting to see how much demand is out there for those bonds. vonnie: giovanni was a columbia university the other day. he's the finance minister and he said italy needs to grow immediately. he said the mobilization of resources weighing distant benefits in the future must have a lower priority than immediate results. does the government t

s&p 500, it tried to turn positive less than 15 minutes ago. it's just slightly down right now, less than two points lower. the nasdaq up 17 points. meanwhile, amazon breaking up with the big apple this valentine's day. terrible timing. valentine's day? the tech giant has officially ditched its plans for that new headquarters in queens after local opposition shouted them down and out. the repercussions already being felt at this hour. the new york real estate agent who says his clients were lining up to build and improve queens, now they're crying in their beer but perhaps it's the residents who should be sobbing. it's a fox business exclusive. >>> and team trump in beijing, just hours away from facing the ultimate decider on the chinese side, president xi jinping. but there's one issue that could ultimately destroy this trade deal. we will tell you what's developing right now. >>> plus, famed market guru from blackstone in his first interview since he sent his clients his annual 2019 investment surprises. you will only get them here, for free. you don't even have to be his client. >>> and heart health meets big tech as we introduce you to the cardiogram cofounder who could save

s&p 500, it tried to turn positive less than 15 minutes ago. it's just slightly down right now, less than two points lower. the nasdaq up 17 points. meanwhile, amazon breaking up with the big appletiming. valentine's day? the tech giant has officially ditched its plans

big tech names, they were all up. still up nicely so. apple, amazon, facebook, microsoft, all on the upside. some. biggest losers in the socessed food companies. kraft-heinz leading them all lower but there is also red arrows for campbell's soup and smuckers. same story for general mills, conagra, kellogg. if you're talking big food, there are stock prices, they are way, way down today, huge declines. almost across the board. that kind of foot is out of style. ashley: apparently. stuart: two big names that will go public this year, lyft and pinterest. we have jeremy owens. market watch san francisco bureau chief. i love that gives ordinary people in on the new wave of technology. if i was running companies, i wouldn't go public. i don't want all the scrutiny on me. where do you stand on this? >> at some point you have to go public. it is really tough to stay private as they have already. we're waiting, waiting. these companies are nine, 10, 11, at that point you should be a public company. stuart: why should they have to go public? why? >> to try to use their stock for acquisition. to be out there, be able to attract att