now maria bartiromo. >> here is a look at what is making news as we head i

look for me at marie bartiromo. it may move the markets and impact your money.nings are out from retailers, macy's, walmart, kohl's and j.c. penney. we get the retail sales report, look at consumer spending there. wednesday, the producer price index will be released. the ppi tracks product inflation at the wholesale level. on thursday, we'll get the companion report. the consumer price index to see if we're paying more for our goods. thursday, the number of new residential units that began construction last month will be out. >>> it's as close to perfect as you can get. the best score was given a 99 thanks for being with me. i'll see you next weekend. join a special interview next week. jennifer aniston had a style that launched a thousand haircuts. now the a-list actress is get to go work in the beauty industry. keep it here where we are in the money. i'll see you again next weekend. . but one day it's just gonna be james and her. so as their financial advisor, i'm helping them look at their complete financial picture -- even the money they've invested elsewher

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i'm maria bartiromo. the record setting market that just won't quit. entering uncharted territory on a daily basis. what is next for stocks, and what is the best way to invest right now? the foreign policy expert who says we need to fix what is broken at home first, and why the biggest threat to america is within our borders. it's not what you might think. >>> plus, mario batali's secret sauce. the celebrity chef's expanding empire, and his recipe for success. "on the money" begins right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program, "on the money." now maria bartiromo. >> here is a look at what is making news as we head into a new week "on the money." it is the stock market rally that just won't quit.

i'm maria bartiromo. the chairman speaks, the markets quake. from wall street to asia. wh what ben bernanke said that sent fear across the world and does it really matter? >>> corporate america under the gun and two high profile ceos under the microscope by congress and shareholders. >>> and my conversation with newly minted mbas. their prospects, their ideas and their dreams. in ten years, where does everybody see themselves? "on the money" begins right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program, "on the money." now maria bartiromo. >> here is a look at what is making news as we head into new week "on the money." mixed messages from the federal reserve this week. it left the markets dazed and confused. federal reserve chairman ben bernanke testified before congress and said that the fed could slow down its pace of $85 billion in monthly bond purchases if the economy picks up. >> if we see continued improvement and we have confidence that that is going to be sustained, then we could in the next few meetings, we could take a step down in our pace of purc

maria bartiromo, pleasure as always. thank you. >>> now to the latest on the bombing investigation out of boston. we are learning more tonight about how the suspects plan to carry out the attacks including the report they were planning to do it on july 4 and not patriots day originally. and how one of them was killed in the days after the bombings. once again tonight our justice correspondent pete williams in our d.c. newsroom. pete, good evening. >> brian, good evening. officials say it's probably impossible to verify everything that dzhokhar tsarnaev told his interrogators such as his claim they originally planned to attack on the fourth of july. authorities say he explained when they decided to do something earlier he and his brother were not focused on the marathon until they saw all the preparations and until then didn't realize they were planting one of the bombs near the finish line. investigators are also asking more questions of tamerlan tsarnaev's widow. they say material from the al qaeda magazine "inspire" wa

i'm mario bartiromo. another day, another record for the markets. are we ripe for a pullback. what happens when the federal reserve says no more easy money. >>> wall streeter who says corporate america has to do good to do well. he's running one of the largest environment alorganizations. why it's good to go green. >>> she'll always be rachel in our hearts. she has a new business, her famous hair and surprise behind the product. >> why does a scientist who helps cure cancer says i'm going to cure frizz. >> we'll find out. >>> here is a look. the rodney dangerfield rally, it gets no respect. every day this week setting new highs, whether good or bad. dow jones industrial average raising tuesday and again on wednesday. s&p 500 hitting records of its own on wednesday. nasdaq not to be outdone hit a 12 1/2 year high as well. the market finally taking a breather thursday, the worst day in two weeks. they rebounded friday. still some big earnings news this week. walmart, for example, missed analysts expectations but macy's came in ahead. john deere beat predictions, outlook was weak

i'm maria bartiromo. we can work it out. the latest numbers on jobs. and the stock market touching new highs. how both numbers impact washington and wall street. >>> the disintegration of syria is a huge threat to the region of the middle east. >> tony blair on the risks to the global economy. what britain's former prime minister says is europe's biggest problem and what it means on this side of the pond. >>> plus diamonds are a business's best friend. i'll talk to the ceo of the largest online jewelry retailer and about confidence, customization and the competition's prices. "on the money" begins right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program, "on the money." now maria bartiromo. >> here is a look at what is making news as we head into a new week "on the money." the stock market touching new highs. the dow jones industrial average broke paths to the record 15,000 mark for the first time ever on friday. also recorded highs for the s&p and the nasdaq composite. investors were moved by better than expected monthly jobs report. the unem

i'm maria bartiromo. are we ripe for a pullback? what happens when the federal reserve says no more easy money. >>> the former wall streeter who says corporate america has to do good to do well. now he is running one of the world's largest environmental organizations. why he says it's good business to go green. >>> she'll always be rach until our hearts, but now jennifer aniston has a new rule. her famous hair and the surprise behind the new product. >>> why does a scientist who helps cure cancer say i'm going to help cure frizz? we'll find outonon now. >> this is america's number one financial news program. now maria bartiromo. >> here is what a making news as we head into a new week "on the money." it is rodney dangerfield rally. the market is setting new highs, whether the economic news is good or bad. the dow jones industrial average rising more than 100 points on tuesday, and then up again on wednesday. the s&p 500 also hitting records of enown on wednesday. the nasdaq not to be outdone hit a 12 1/2 year high as well. the marke

i'm maria bartiromo. the chairman speaks, the markets quake. from wall street to asia.what ben bernanke said that sent fear across the world and does it really matter? >>> corporate america under the gun and two high profile ceos under the microscope by congress and shareholders. >>> and my conversation with newly minted mbas. their prospects, their ideas and their dreams. in ten years, where does everybody see themselves? "on the money" begins right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program, "on the money." now maria bartiromo. >> here is a look at what is making news as we head into new week "on the money."

i'm maria bartiromo. the record setting market that just won't quit. entering uncharted territory on a daily basis. what is next for stocks, and what is the best way to invest right now? the foreign policy expert who says we need to fix what is broken at home first, and why the biggest threat to america is within our borders. it's not what you might think. >>> plus, mario batali's secret sauce. the celebrity chef's expanding empire, and his recipe for success. "on the money" begins right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program, "on the money." now maria bartiromo. >> here is a look at what is making news as we head into a new week "on the money." it is the stock market rally that just won't quit. for the first time ever on tuesday, the dow jones industrial average closed above 15,000 and then continued up again into more record territory on wednesday. both days setting all-time highs. the s&p 500 also hit an all-time high on tuesday, closing above 1600. it climbed again on wednesday. the markets took a breather on thursday, but rebo

i'm maria bartiromo at the new york stock exchange. we are off of the lows of the day. that's the good news, bill. >> yes. i'm bill griffeth. a market fighting back from a deep sell-off. we were down 180 points on the low of the day. we're down 100 points right now. and what's interesting, a lot of the intrasensitive stocks are lower today. a lot of people wondering whether this rise in yields in the treasury curve means that they're selling bonds finally to buy stocks. we'll talk about that, coming up. >> we'll talk about that and whether or not 2% is enough of a yield to actually get that money moving. >> exactly. >> plus, our special series today on bargain stocks continues. looks like today, there are a few more names we'll add to the list. we'll have those picks for you and show you how far they may be poised to run. >> also, another first on cnbc interview, cisco ceo john chambers back with us, joining us in a few minutes from the all things "d" conference out in palace verd palas verdes. he's taking on microsoft in court and there's a lot more to discuss with joh

i'm maria bartiromo at the new york stock exchange. what the difference a day makes for the markets today, bill. >> we have right now gained back what we lost yesterday. dow was down 128, up 129 today. i'm bill griffeth, by the way, just in case you're keeping score. if you thought yesterday was the beginning of sell in may and go away, think again. stocks have recouped those losses and oil, by the way, wti crude oil has had its best up day of the year today, up about 3%. so energy has been one of the powering agents higher today. >> exxonmobil, a dell component. of course, two big interviews for you, bob benmosche will be with us and steve kandarian. we'll talk about that and the regulatory environments, coming up. >> a lot of insurance. all-state's closing the bell as well today. iag opened it. nervousness ahead of tomorrow's jobs report. we will have a preview and expert analysis of what to expect and how it might move the markets on friday, or not. i mean, jobs, do they matter right now? the fundamentals to this market. look at tha

i'm maria bartiromo on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. we came down here where the action is, and boy, has it been action in the last 24 hours. you look at that chart of the nikkei -- >> a thousand points. >> down 7%. the european markets were down 2% and our markets on the open this morning, down 126 points on the dow and now look. we've come back all the way. >> total buy on the dip situation. take a look here. now we're at the highs of the day with a gain of 20 on the session. let's get to bob pisani. he's been talking to traders all day. he's been on the ride since the opening today. bob, what kind of changes have you been watching? >> the one thing that surprised everyone, people were expecting a very volatile day, and while we've had big amplitude, it's been very quiet since 10:00. all three indices were in the black. s&p just turned positive a short while ago. the vix has come to the downside. it's true, we've seen volume strong. i think we'll see 4 billion shares on the consolidated tape for a second day in a row. that's big, big

i'm maria bartiromo at the new york stock exchange. this market has moved to the upside once again this afternoon. >> i'm bill griffeth. now, if it's tuesday -- >> we should have expected it. >> if it's tuesday, what does it mean, maria? >> rally day! >> 19 consecutive tuesdays we've been trading -- i have traders coming up to me, reminding me of that. we go back to january the 15th. i was tweeting earlier that this has become the joe dimaggio stock market. i mean, he had 56 consecutive games where he hit safely. the dow up 19 consecutive tuesdays. i have no idea what it means, but it is significant. >> it's interesting. a couple big stories of the day, a win-win for jpmorgan's jamie dimon today, but what about apple's tim cook. jamie dimon retains his ceo and har chairman roles, in a vote that was not so close. and apple faces senators about legally avoiding billions of dollars in taxes in a very creative way. >> and after yesterday's devastating, tragic tornados in oklahoma, at this hour, we now have a new set of tornado watches in t

. >> thank you, i'm kelly evans standing in for maria bartiromo. the stock market is firmly in focus in this final hour of trade. things have turned around, the dow about up 14 points. the s&p down a little bit weaker, up about a tenth, the nasdaq, bill, is down about a tenth. >> i told you, that one's closer. >> did pull it a little further. >> a top investor today saying this rally will only last as long as ben bernanke and the fed keep their foot on the gas pedal, and the moment they stop, he says it's all over. is he right? we're going to look into that question that's obviously on everybody's mind. >> dominating a lot of the discussion. also, a very exclusive interview with dreamworks' ceo, katzenberg. he's making a new show exclusively for netflix. he'll be here to explain his view of the future of television and film. >> this company he's buying has 57,000 youtube channels. >> isn't that remarkable? >> it's a collection of 57,000 -- you can imagine at least one of them is going to get it right. >> crazy. as you study that, we'll talk more ab

here's the second hour of the "closing bell" with maria bartiromo. i'll see you tomorrow. >>> and it is 4:00 on wall street, do you know where your money is? hi, everybody. welcome back to the "closing bell." i'm maria bartiromo, coming to you from the new york stock exchange. the market kicking off the new month of may on the downside, triple-digit loss for the dow. markets anxiously awaiting facebook's earnings, due out any minute. we'll have those numbers for you and the market reaction asap when they hit the tape. take a look at how we're settling out on wall street, the dow jones industrial average finishing just shy of the lows. the market today down 137 points. 14,701 last trade there. nasdaq composite gave up about 30 points, almost 1% lower there as well on the s&p 500, ditto there, down 15 points, almost 1%. wrapping up the first day of the new month, let's get straight to today's action. joining me is nathan bacharach, and greg ip, cnbc contributor from the economist. gentleman, good to have you on the program. let's first parse through wh

i'm michelle caruso-cabrera in for maria bartiromo, who will be back next week. bill griffeth joins us this a moment. major averages posting their first three-day losing streak of the year, if you're talking about the s&p. the dow jones industrial average higher by nine points, 15,303. it was a squeaker when it comes to being in positive territory. didn't look like it for a long time. nasdaq tried really hard at the end, lower by only a quarter of a point. the s&p 500 lower by 0.8 points, hardly at all, bill. >> so we're wrapping up this wild week with a tepid game today for the dow. bob pisani, you had a front-row seat. what'd you make of all of this? what's it all mean, robert? >> there's buyers underneath all of this. we were down 125 points at the open and the market came back in the middle of the day. essentially, look, that's exactly the same chart we had yesterday. the dow was down about a hundred points, 20 minutes after the open, and boom, we came right back. i know it doesn't seem very exciting, but we got a little dip and here comes the buyers again. t

i'm maria bartiromo on the floor of the new york stock exchange.marches on today on wall street, as the dow and the s&p 500 close at another all-time high. take a look at how we're settling on the street today with the market higher in the double digits. the dow up about 48 points, about one third of 1%. that is uncharted territory. the dow at an all-time high of 15103. the nasdaq composite

i'm maria bartiromo on the floor of the new york stock exchange.aken on a fed-fueled roller coaster today. the market soared to new sights, but sold off after mixed messages from the federal reserve and talk of a sell program kicking in late in the day. take a look at how we're settling out today on wall street, with the dow jones industrial average down 81 points after being up 150 points in the morning hours. buying picking up as well at the end

i'm maria bartiromo at the new york stock exchange. we are on dow 15,000 watch once again and over it. >> i tweeted a little while ago, i said, forget this sell in may and go away. what you should do is buy tuesday morning and sell tuesday night. this is the 17th consecutive tuesday -- >> that is very funny. >> that the dow's been higher, right? by the way, i'm bill griffeth. coming up on today's program, we have traded above it, but we have never closed above 15,000. and yes, it looks like this may be the day. not to jinx it, but we're up 82 toints right now. this is about the high of the session. >> and we've got an exclusive interview with one of the top people on wall street, who has been calling this bull market right. larry fink is talking demographics. he's thinking about a near-term pullback in the cards, but he is far from short-term oriented. he's looking long-term and he says you've got to be invested. >> meanwhile, disney's earnings will be out about an hour from now, and i think it's safe to bet that bob iger is going to h

here's the second hour of the "closing bell" with maria bartiromo.:00 on wall street, do you know where your money is? hi, everybody. welcome back to the "closing bell." i'm maria bartiromo, coming to you from the new york stock exchange. the market kicking off the new month of may on the downside, triple-digit loss for the dow. markets anxiously awaiting facebook's earnings, due out any minute. we'll have those numbers for you and the market reaction asap when they hit the tape. take a look at how we're settling out on wall street, the dow jones industrial average finishing just shy of the lows. the market today down 137 points. 14,701 last trade there. nasdaq composite gave up about 30 points, almost 1% lower there as well

i'm maria bartiromo on the floor of the new york stock exchange.he red on concern the federal reserve could begin tapering down the economic stimulus measures. take a look at how we're settling out on the street today with the dow jones industrial average down a fraction at 4:00. on the east coast the dow down 18 points at 15,336. we had been in unchartered territory once again earlier only to reverse after we did hear from some fed officials talking about the beginning of the end of the stimulus should happen. real opinions coming out of fed

i'm maria bartiromo on the floor of the new york stock exchange. easy come, easy go. the market give back much of yesterday's big rally. look at how we're finishing the day on wall street, with a triple-digit decline on this wednesday. the dow tonight down 104 points, but well off of the lows of the afternoon. we had been down almost 200 points on the dow earlier today. the dow, nonetheless, finishing at 15,304, pulling back from yesterday's all-time high. the nasdaq also gave up some ground, about 12 points on the s&p 500, weaker by about 11.5. i'm joined right now by our own mandy drurry, nathan bacharach, and warren myers of dme securities is finishing his trading on the floor of the new york stock exchange and will get back to us shortly. nathan bacharach, yesterday, the 20th news a row that we had gains move to the up side. today, more selling. what's your take on what we're going to do for the rest of the summer and into 2013? >> i think at some point, maria, we're going to have a great repricing. and i think we need to get rid of the term, "a great correction."

hirai, let me ask you, maria bartiromo here.rms of the splitup, do you think investors would be interested in the company without if entertainment division? in other words, as you see it, how would the breakup look? we've been talking earlier about how successful, for example, the insurance business would be. talk to us about how you would envision the two separate companies looking like. >> well, i think that if you look at the value of the entertainment properties for sony, it's been a great contributor to the bottom line of the group numbers for us. and, you know, we definitely want to make sure that we are able to continue a very successful business in the entertainment space, and that, to me, is first and foremost, the most important priority, you know, that we continue to be able to work with the entertainment properties, so that they can provide a lot of great content to really support our electronics business, and that's a combination that other electronics manufacturers do not have. >> i mean, we were just looking at th

i'm maria bartiromo at the new york stock exchange. it's sort of like yesterday never happened. the market rally today gaining back all of yesterday's losses today. here's a look at how we're finishing the day on the street. the dow jones industrial average higher in the triple digits, up 129 points. yesterday we were down 127. 14,830, last trade on the dow. the volume, not great, once again, 602 million shares at the big board. nasdaq composite picked up 41.5 points for a change. and the s&p 500, up about 15 points, nearly 1% at 1597. is there more upside for the year, about 15% more according to rob lutz. he thinks equities are way undervalued and sees more upside from here. he joins me with heather hughes. rob, 15% from here. how do you get there? >> i think everyone's got a common mistake, investors make. and that's looking in the rearview mirror and looking at the data we've just seen. i think you need to look at six or nine months out. and i see three key drivers today. the energy revolution that we've experienced in natural gas is really important, and it puts a real divi

i'm kayla tausche and i'm sitting here in place of maria bartiromo who's on assignment today. we have a big show. the stocks rocking again. the stocks on pace for another new record. and comments here on cnbc giving some reason to think there's a lot more to go in this rally. if you didn't think that we were going to keep rallying, you have to listen to what tepper said here. we'll have more from what he said, and many investors still licking their chops. >> yes, they are. the banks are helping to lead this rally. morgan stanley ceo james gorman facing scrutiny today at his shareholder meeting. and one week from today is the big one. that huge vote that potentially could separate for jamie dimon the chairman and ceo-ship there at jpmorgan chase. >> and what the bank is doing leading up to that too. >>> and the white house battling scandal politics. eric holder ordering an investigation into whether criminal activity took place at the irs. there's also the scandals involving benghazi and seizing phone records of reporters, namely the associated press. it seems the list goes on.

i'm maria bartiromo at the new york stock exchange. this market struggling to extend the winning ways as the dollar moves higher. hi, ty. >> i'm tyler mathisen, i'm in for bill griffeth at global headquarters this afternoon. we're on top of these markets and more on today's programming, including the banks are mad as heck and aren't going to take it anymore. banks fighting back and mobilizing against washington and a slaw of new regulations coming down the pike. we'll have a special report on what they're doing and what's at stake. maria? >> yeah, ty, jpmorgan's jamie dimon still under fire ahead of this month's shareholder's meeting. we'll talk to frank biznotto about that and a lot more. we'll talk about why he's going to run that company. stay tuned for that special interview, coming up. >> and is it just me or does it seem like every time you want to use your frequent flyers miles, you can never get the flights you want or the seats you need. new information that those miles may not be worth all that much at all. maria? >> let's ch

maria bartiromo will be back tuesday. there is an hour to go in what has been another remarkable week in the stock market. if the dow finishes lower, it would be the first time it's done that for three consecutive days this year. right now the industrials are flat. let's call it flat, bill. >> if my math is right, i think the dow needs to be up 60 points to finish flat for the week. we're down 59 for the week right now. is that right? >> yeah, i believe that's absolutely correct. >> check my math on that. thank you, teacher. in corporate america, what is old is new again, at least in the corner office. get this, procter & gamble is replacing its ceo with its old ceo. of course, jcpenney did the same thing not long ago. so we're wondering whether veteran blood is better for a company than new blood. we have that story covered from all angles coming up in a little bit. >>> and 401(k)s not as okay as you think. yes, they're up, but the stock market overall is up a lot more in the same time period. now some are suggesting tha

i'm maria bartiromo today coming to you live from the trading floor of credit suisse in new york city. >> i'm scott wapner at the new york stock exchange. bill griffeth is back on çmond. and coming up today, the rally that won't quit isn't quitting, not today, at least so far. the dow posed for its fourth consecutive winning week as stocks continue to touch new highs. maria? >> and you can be sure this market and a lot more will come up in my exclusive interview coming up with credit suisse ceo, brady dogan. we'll see where he sees equities going, the landscape, and new regulations in the banking sector. ceo of credit swooes with me, brady dougan. >> and the folks in charge of the irs when it was targeting conservative groups before congress today. we will also speak with the idaho billionaire who may have been the first to sound the alarm with the irs when he was audited after backing mitt romney ahead of the presidential election. he'll be here after the bell. >> amazing stories continuing to develop. let's check the market, as we approach this final stretch on a friday. the market

i'm maria bartiromo on the floor of the new york stock exchange.f on wall street today. the market is posting the first positive gain for the month of may since 2009, but nonetheless, look at how we're closing out this day, on a big day in terms of volume and a rebalance of the major index, the market sold off in the last hour of trading, down 203 points right now as things are settling out. it looks like the dow closes

i'm maria bartiromo. are we ripe for a pullback?ppens when the federal reserve says no more easy money. >>> the former wall streeter who says corporate america has to do good to do well. now he is running one of the world's largest environmental organizations. why he says it's good business to go green. >>> she'll always be rach until our hearts, but now jennifer aniston has a new rule. her famous hair and the surprise behind the new product. >>> why does a scientist who helps cure cancer say i'm going to help cure frizz? we'll find outonon now. >> this is er

now maria bartiromo. >> here is what a making news as we head into a new week "on the money." it is rodney dangerfield rally. the market is setting new highs, whether the economic news is good or bad. the dow jones industrial average rising more than 100 points on tuesday, and then up again on wednesday. the s&p 500 also hitting records of enown on wednesday. the nasdaq not to be outdone hit a 12 1/2 year high as well. the market is finally taking a breather on thursday, the worst day in almost two weeks. but they rebounded again on friday. still, some big earnings news this week. walmart, for example, missed analysts' expectations, but macy's came in ahead. john deere beat predictions though its outlook was weak. cisco came in ahead of expectations. ceo and chairman john chambers calling ate strong quarter. >> it's our ninth consecutive rerd quarter in terms of revenues, and our sixth record quarter in terms of profits growing faster than revenues. good balance across the board. the u.s. is actually looking pretty solid in terms of growth, and that's a good thing for the econ

i'm maria bartiromo coming to you from the new york stock exchange.ocks rallied again. the dow in the green for a record 20 straight tuesdays, we're closing at another all-time high for the dow jones industrial average. take a look at how we're finishing out on the street today after a long holiday weekend. the dow jones industrial average, up 107 points today, 0.75%. the market had been up better than 220 points earlier on, so we're closing well off the highs of the session, but nonetheless, an all-time high and that 20th

maria bartiromo and bill griffeth, they're both on assignment. coming up on today's program, even when the market doesn't rally, it doesn't quite sell off either. bad news for walmart is hitting that stock, but overall the market not necessarily seeing the same kind of weakness. so what does that say if this rally does have legs or not? we'll get into that and a lot more. >> we're also waiting on earnings from jcpenney, the widely followed and controversial stock due out with numbers a little more than an hour from now. we'll get that information here first with, of course, instant analysis and the reaction. >> and more developments on the irs scandal. the president today reiterating his outrage, but rejecting the idea of a special independent counsel to look into the matter. we'll have the latest details on that as well. >> let's check the markets. with one hour to go in this trading day, there's a look at the dow, in negative territory by about 14 points. the broader markets, the s&p 500 is negative as well by a touch. the nasdaq bucking that t

the second hour of the "closing bell" with maria bartiromo coming your way right now. i'll see you tomorrow. >>> and it is 4:00 on wall street. do you know where your money is? hi, everybody. welcome back to the "closing bell." i'm maria bartiromo on the floor of the new york stock exchange. a wild day on the street today. stocks giving investors whiplash from all the wild swriings in volatility throughout the session. we were down 127 points a to the open. we were in positive territory a couple of hours later, only to go back negative and down about 11 points. the dow jones industrial average tonight at 15,295. volume picking up here on the big board at the end of the day with a decline of 11 points. the nasdaq composite also weaker, also on a wild ride today. but finishing out, down four points on the session, 3,459. and the standard & poor's 500 index, down about five points there as well. an unexpected whipsaw trading session on the street today. why bob pisani had a front row seat and is still recovering from it. >> i need a cot to lay down for a few minutes. it w

i'm maria bartiromo coming to you from the new york stock exchange. it's a tuesday, of course, so the k sstocks rallied again. the dow in the green for a record 20 straight tuesdays, we're closing at another all-time high for the dow jones industrial average. take a look at how we're finishing out on the street today after a long holiday weekend. the dow jones industrial average, up 107 points today, 0.75%. the market had been up better than 220 points earlier on, so we're closing well off the highs of the session, but nonetheless, an all-time high and that 20th straight tuesday of gains. nasdaq, up 30 points today, almost 1% there as well. and the s&p 500 tonight, up 10.5 points, two-thirds of 1% on the upside. the summer kicking off with a sizzling side on wall street. josh lipton is in the middle of it, talking about where stocks are up all day. >> another day, another record for the dow. as you pointed out, we did close off session highs. have been up about 218. we still, though, rack up a triple-digit gain, up about 107 points at the close. posit

another record setter, welcome to the "closing bell," i'm maria bartiromo at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. how many traders do we see walking the floor around here, shaking their heads, saying it's still going up at this point. this historic bull market continues. looks like another close above 15,000 for the dow jones industrial average. had been higher earlier. we were up 24 points. now it's again at 14. >> seems to be a bit of a vacuum of catalysts, not a lot of economic data, not a lot of earnings news, so this market

i'm maria bartiromo. >> the dow was down 63 at the low. we've come off those lows smartly.iffith. we're following how the markets will close and a lot more. big show on tap today. for example, president obama, today you saw that news conference live on cnbc calling the irs targeting of conservative groups outrageous. he says he has noie

i'm maria bartiromo at the new york stock exchange.end the winning ways as the dollar moves higher. hi, ty. >> i'm tyler mathisen, i'm in for bill griffeth at global headquarters this afternoon. we're on top of these markets and more on today's programming, including the banks are mad as heck and aren't going to take it anymore. banks fighting back and mobilizing against washington and a slaw of new regulations coming down the pi

we are in closing territoriment i'm maria bartiromo as the stock exchange. >> the dow may close above s&p looks like it's going to hit. it will be above 1,600 for the first time ever. the better-than-expected jobs growth in the unemployment this morning really had a lot to do with this. >> even though it was a lot

maria bartiromo will be back tomorrow. coming up, dow 15,000 on friday.ossed that level investors are hoping to close above it. >> we're looking back at history as well. it was three years ago today this was happening. don't worry. this is not a live picture. that was, of course,

. >> thank you, i'm kelly evans standing in for maria bartiromo.in focus in this final hour of trade. things have turned around, the dow about up 14 points. the s&p down a little bit weaker, up about a tenth, the nasdaq,

i'm maria bartiromo today coming to you live from the trading floor of credit suisse in new york city. bill griffeth is back on çmond. and coming up today, the rally that won't quit isn't quitting, not today, at least so far. the dow posed for its fourth consecutive winning week as

i'm maria bartiromo at the new york stock exchange.hat the difference a day makes for the markets today, bill. >> we have right now gained back what we lost yesterday. dow was down 128, up 129 today. i'm bill griffeth, by the way, just in case you're keeping score. if you thought yesterday was the beginning of sell in may and go away, think again. stocks have recouped those losses and oil, by the way, wti crude oil has had its best up day of the year today, up about 3%. so energy has been