i'm maria bartiromo. today coming to you from the aspen idea festivals from the world of finance, politics and arts have gathered. the market stopped their slide. interest raids stopped their climb. why, and what's different this week? also, a rare conversation with former treasury secretary hank paulson. a look back at the stressful days of the financial crisis. a look ahead to where he thinks the economy is headed now. >>> renowned cellist yo-yo ma makes beautiful music. but how does he make a profit? digital dollars, classical music and transformational money. "on the money" starts right now. >> announcer: this is america's number one financial news program. "on the money," now, maria bartiromo. >> what's making news as we head into a new week "on the money." the markets returned to rally mood with a bang. the dow industrials posted the best three-day winning streak in nearly a year, with triple-digit gains on tuesday, wednesday and thursday. the streak, though, was broken on friday. the move came afte

i'm maria bartiromo. my conversation with mutual funds legend and vanguard founder jack bogle. why he says equities still have room to rock and how to invest as interest rates begin to rise. >>> the recovery in housing, is it for real? what it means for the economy and your wallet. >>> plus, giving until it hurts. two men who made their fortune in the world of business on giving it all away. >> you know, you don't get museums and hospitals and schools from poor people. they come from the 1%. >> "on the money" begins right now. >> announcer: this is america's number one financial news program, "on the money." now, maria bartiromo. >> here's a look at what's making news as we head into a new week "on the money." beijing proving to have an appetite for american companies. china's shuanghui international is acquiring smithfield foods for about

>> hi everyone, welcome to "on the money" i'm maria bartiromo, volatility coming back to stocks, what everyone is watching interest rates and thousand keep your money -- and how to keep your money safe right now. i will talk to a former technology ceo who was himself a i am gran immigrant, why the government is all wrong. the secret motive behind google's billion dollar by, "on the money" begins right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program, "on the money," now, maria bartiromo. >> here is what is making news. it was a wild week for the markets. the dow jones industrial average had the first three-day losing streak of the year. after a spike in interest rates for the ten-year bond and big losses in japan that made investors nervous. things bounced back on thursday with a nearly 200 point gain, with hopes that the federal reserve will not slow down their bond buying program any time soon. retail sales in the month of may came back better than expected with strong auto sales. important because consumption makes up 2/3 of the economy. the treasury department said that

i'm maria bartiromo. the market's on edge. worries about the economy and the fed.ow some big new data is out. what does the jobs report mean for your portfolio? >>> plus, taste of success. where america's economy is booming, why, and the search for prosperity. my conversation with controversial analyst meredith whitney. >> we are america's emerging market. >> and a marketing maven on the secrets of making videos go viral, from a cereal ad to homemade music videos. the message, the media and millions at stake. "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 much anticipated may jobs report camin

i'm maria bartiromo at the new york stock exchange. it could be another triple-digit day for the dow, bill. >> that would be 13 out of 17, i think, if memory serves. i'm bill griffeth at cnbc global headquarters. it's a long story, we'll tell you later why. f fasten the seatbelts. we're in the final hour of trading. yesterday at this time we almost made it all the way back from the sell-off, only to sell off again. but today, maria, that's not the case. we are up 123 -- 132 points. 132 points at one time. and we're heading back in that direction again. >> we are indeed. 102 high for the dow. as we follow the markets, we're following the developing story, john corzine, former disgraced new jersey governor, may be facing a lawsuit from the government for his role in the collapse in the mf global and the disappearance of $1 billion in client money. now, people are asking why are these civil charges and not criminal? a full report coming up. >>> and also, the big reveal. what is the best million-dollar home in america? if you've been watch

i'm maria bartiromo. the market's on edge. worries about the economy and the fed. now some big new data is out. what does the jobs report mean for your portfolio? >>> plus, taste of success. where america's economy is booming, why, and the search for prosperity. my conversation with controversial analyst meredith whitney. >> we are america's emerging market. >> and a marketing maven on the secrets of making videos go viral, from a cereal ad to homemade music videos. the message, the media and millions at stake. "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 much anticipated may jobs report came in slightly better than expected. the economy created 175,000 new

i'm maria bartiromo. my interview with jack vogel, why equities still have room to run and how to invest as interest rates begin to rise. the recovery in housing, is it real? what it means to the economy and your wallet. >>> giving until it hurts. two men that made their fofrtun in the world of business. >> you don't get museums and helps from poor people. they come from the 1%. >> "on the money" begins right now. >>> this is america's number one financial news program "on the money," now maria bartiromo. >> here's a look at what's making news as we head into a new week on the money. beijing proving to have an appetite for american companies. china's schjianghui international, smithfield is the world's large of the hog farmer and pork processor. the deal is the largest chinese acquisition of an american company and it still must be approved by american regulators. well, the holiday-shortened week on wall street proved a volatile one for the markets. the dow triple digits on tuesday and reversed it the wor

i'm maria bartiromo. my conversation with mutual funds legend and vanguard founder jack bogle. why he says equities still have room to rock and how to invest as interest rates begin to rise. >>> the recovery in housing, is it for real? what it means for the economy and your wallet. >>> plus, giving until it hurts. two men who made their fortune in the world of business on giving it all away. >> you know, you don't get museums and hospitals and schools from poor people. they come from the 1%. >> "on the money" begins right now. >> announcer: this is america's number one financial news program, "on the money." now, maria bartiromo. >> here's a look at what's making news as we head into a new week "on the money." beijing proving to have an appetite for american companies. china's shuanghui international is acquiring smithfield foods for about $4.7 billion. smithfield is the world's largest hog farmer and pork processor, and its brands include armor, farmland and smithfield. the deal is the largest chinese acquisition of an american company and must be approved by american regulato

i'm maria bartiromo. the market's on edge. worries about the economy and the fed. now some big new data is out. what does the jobs report mean for your portfolio? >>> plus, taste of success. where america's economy is booming, why, and the search for prosperity. my conversation with controversial analyst meredith whitney. >> we are america's emerging market. >> and a marketing maven on the secrets of making videos go viral, from a cereal ad to homemade music videos. the message, the media and millions at stake. "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 much anticipated may jobs report came in slightly better than expected. the economy created 175,000 new jobs led by the retail services sector. but the unemployment rate rose slightly to 7.6%. economists are saying that may actually be a good sign because more people are entering the labor force as the economy strengthens. job creation for the prev

. >> hi everyone, welcome to "on the money" i'm maria bartiromo, volatility coming back to stocks, what everyone is watching interest rates and thousand keep your money -- and how to keep your money safe right now. i will talk to a former technology ceo who was himself a i am gran immigrant, why the government is all wrong. the secret motive behind google's billion dollar by, "on the money" begins right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program, "on the money," now, maria bartiromo. >> here is what is making

i'm maria bartiromo at the new york stock exchange.are in the red, just off of the lows of the day. >> we've been in the red all day. i'm bill griffeth, wondering whether this is finally the pull back that so many have been talking about and expecting. the markets were down shaper this morning and the beige book came out a little while ago and everybody's reading and parsing the words. the word "modest" got everybody's attention. they think maybe we're seeing signs of a slowdown in the economy. that's maybe what's causing this sell-off again today. >> the jobs numbers out on friday. there is some buzz on the floor and on trading desks that perhaps it could be worse than expected, the conversation has certainly changed as far as the federal reserve. we know a change in stimulus is on the horizon. >> yep. >> today we've got an exclusive rare interview with the ceo of ubs, sergio ermottis, answering the full gamut of questions from pressure to activist investors to sweep the bank up to when it may boost its dividend and what he's seeing f

i'm maria bartiromo, along with bill griffeth. another big day of wild swings. >> investors getting whiplash with the dow swinging back and forth. this is expiration day. you know, we've lost about 500 points on the dow in the last three days after the fed meeting. and today, in this last hour, we will have expiration of options and futures. so we'll probably get more volatility. we've already had a lot of volume. >> look at that volume right now. >> because of the expiration. now we'll get some volatility as a result of that. and, also, coming up on the program, the dow has had eight consecutive 100-point moves, either up or down in this market. and while that streak is in jeopardy right now, it could all change, of course, in a heartbeat because of the volatility of the trade in the last hour as a result of the expirations. so we'll watch it very carefully. we're up 61 points. it wouldn't take much right now. >> a pretty good market. let's look at where we stand now as we approach the final stretch for the week. the dow up 61. c

in the meantime, more "closing bell" with maria bartiromo. 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 hung reversal on wall street today. big reversal of fortunes. the dow coming back from a 100-point sell-off to avoid the first three-day losing streak of the day, finishing higher at the highs of the day, up 78 points. real money moving into this market at the end of the day. the dow up 78. the nasdaq composite finishing in the plus column with a gain of 22.5 points on the session, two-thirds of 1%, and the s

the second hour of the "closing bell" coming your way right now 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 on the floor of the new york stock exchange. a big sell-off for stock prices. investors growing more concerned about a june swoon. take a look at how we're finishing the bad day on the street today, at the lows of the afternoon, with the decline on the dow of 216.5 points, just 1.5% lower, finishing below 15,000, 14,961, is how the dow is settling out tonight. nasdaq down in the double digits to the tune of 43 points on the nasdaq. it too closing at the lows of the afternoon. s&p 500 tonight down 22 points. there is where we are closing here with a decline of 1 .3%. i'm joined by mandy drury, amy woo, nathan bacharach, and rob lutz. thanks, everybody, for joining us. really appreciate that. amy, i want to kick this off with you. what did you see today on the desk? how convincing was the sell-off to you and do you think there's

. >> this is america's number one financial news program, "on the money," now, maria bartiromo. >> here is what is making news. it was a wild week for the markets. the dow jones industrial average had the first three-day losing streak of the year. after a spike in interest rates for the ten-year bond and big losses in japan that made investors nervous. things bounced back on thursday with a nearly 200 point gain, with hopes that the federal reserve will not slow down their bond buying program any time soon. retail sales in the month of may came back better than expected with strong auto sales. important because consumption makes up 2/3 of the economy. the treasury department said that the shortfall was more than 25%. it's part of the reason that stoo standard & poors raised the rating of the u.s. to stable. the product line of the mobile operating system at the annual developer's conference, the software will be developed this fall, and has easier sharing of photos. it's a nervous week for the rerkets for sure. worries about the federal reserve and other concerns, do you stand pat or ma

but as cnbc's maria bartiromo points out, there may be a silver lining. >> every time we've seen a sell-off of 5%, a lot of people were expecting a correction of 5%. each time we've seen that, that selling has been met by buyers. they call it the so-called buy on the dip mentality. >> nbc's tracie potts has details, including what this means for homeowners. tracie, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. here's how you connect what's going on on wall street with the average american. when the fed says we're going to pull some of our support because the economy's doing better, that means interest rates may go up. if you're buying a car or sending a kid to college or, as you note, if you're buying a home. the housing market has been doing pretty well. take a look at the may numbers. 5 million homes sold in the month of may. that's up 4% from a month earlier. up almost 13% from a year earlier. the median home sale price right now for existing homes is $208,000. that's up 15% year over year. in fact, we've seen double-digit increases for six months in a row. so the market is correcting

i'm maria bartiromo. another wild one on wall street.ged 248 points before significantly paring the losses. looking at how we're settling out, the best point of the day, if you are a bull, was when the market was down just 25 points. and look where we're closing out today on this monday afternoon. a decline of 140 point, almost 1% lower for the dow. the volume picked up, as you just heard. y

. >> i'm kayla tausche, maria bartiromo back in the chair on monday.he'll have an interview with former disney ceo. a special edition today, we're retrospective and prospective and how you should move your money in the second half of the year. >> in the final 60 minutes or not of the month, the quarter, the first half of the year, what's been a remarkable year so far for the stock market defining expectations. i mean, this has been an unloved rally for the most part. >> but still undeniable numbers, up 15%, the last time we saw numbers like that double digit gains 2003. >> the '90s would be another comparable period of time. and everybody loved the stock market at that time. >> everybody did, but the valuations there were much higher that's why people said there was some reason to run here. >> we'll see what happens next hour as we wrap up the day long with the first half of the year. we look ahead, what will the rest of the year bring. higher or lower from these levels by december 31st. what are the best names to own between now and then. we have a ca

i'm maria bartiromo, coming to from outside the new york stock exchange for our special summer on the street day here on "closing bell." hey, bill. >> i've been looking forward to it all month here. finally, the sun came out -- >> missing you! >> -- i'm loving that. >> missing down here. >> i'll get back there next week. bill griffeth at cnbc world headquarters. we're in the final day of the dramatic week for the stock market. it needs to be up 72 points today to be back to unchanged for the week. maria, it doesn't look like that will happen. we're down now 112 points. >> yeah, certainly it's been a pretty good downer of the day. outside the new york stock exchange, traders are talking a lot about next week and the federal reserve and how that will likely be a catalyst. they were relieved this week is coming to an end, but also looking ahead to next week and ben bernanke's big news conference. that, of course, timed around the fed's decision on interest rates. the meeting begins on tuesday. the press conference happens on wednesday. we're going to be talking to folks out here a lot mo

i'm maria bartiromo. another wild one on wall street. the dow at its worst plunged 248 points before significantly paring the losses. looking at how we're settling out, the best point of the day, if you are a bull, was when the market was down just 25 points. and look where we're closing out today on this monday afternoon. a decline of 140 point, almost 1% lower for the dow. the volume picked up, as you just heard. as you can see there, 826 million shares just at the big board. s&p 500 down about 20 points, 1.25%. the nasdaq gave up 36 today, better than 1% there, as well. josh lipton has been afloat in the sea of red. josh, rough waters for stocks, but things could have ended a lot worse. >> yeah, absolutely, maria. we're in the red here. well off the session lows. the dow had been down 248, you finish down 139. the s&p had been down 32, you finish down 19. twin worries today. you heard a lot of talk about fed tapering, and obviously, also, chinese liquidity. but we did bounce off the lows of the session, strategist traders pointing to

in the meantime, more "closing bell" with maria bartiromo. i'll see you tomorrow. >>> 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 hung reversal on wall street today. big reversal of fortunes. the dow coming back from a 100-point sell-off to avoid the first three-day losing streak of the day, finishing higher at the highs of the day, up 78 points. real money moving into this market at the end of the day. the dow up 78. the nasdaq composite finishing in the plus column with a gain of 22.5 points on the session, two-thirds of 1%, and the s&p 500 higher by 13.5 points, 1622, last trade. joining me now, eugene profitt, and our own rick santelli. good to see everybody. thanks very much for joining us. eugene, let me kick this off with you. what a reversal. to what would you attribute what happened at the end of the day today? >> maria, when we had a weaker report, folks thought the fed was not going to take money out

the second hour of "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 on the floor of the new york stock exchange. the stocks clawed their way back from yesterday's losses, although we did have about $500 million for sale at the close, so we are ending off the best levels. look at how we're settling out on this tuesday afternoon with the dow up 101 points. about .66%. the s&p 500 also off of the best levels of the afternoon, but nonetheless, double-digit move. 15 points higher on the nasdaq composite. high about 27 points. josh is covering the action. what a difference a day makes. >> absolutely. well off the session highs, but in the green. dow finishes up 101. two real themes here today. one, china. i was talking to art carbon of ubs earlier, and he said that was the dominant theme today, that china's central bank easing worries about a credit crunch in that economy. also, though, a stream of

i'm maria bartiromo with a financial extravaganza.rom deutsche bank's global investor services conference in new york. this market staged a late-day come back, but it wasn't enough to stop the dow from snapping its super tuesday winning streak at an even 20. we saw a burst of buy k in the final 15 minutes of trading, but that was met with some sellers as well. as a result, the dow jones industrial average, while not

i'm maria bartiromo on the floor of the new york stock exchange.ll street, ending what has been a wild week for the market. take a look at how we're settling out on the day, on the street, for the dow jones industrial average recording the second best day of the year today. up 206 points on the dow jones industrial average, 1.33%. volume just okay, not great, and that was one of the big things that the skeptics brought up today, of course, on the heels of what has been a wild

i'm maria bartiromo, as we end with, as you guessed it, another wild trading day. looking at how we're settling out. we're finishing mixed and off the best levels of the afternoon. there was real nervousness. we had an expiration in the morning. that created heavy volume, and that's what we're seeing at the close here again. the dow jones industrials up 45 points, cutting a bigger gain about in half by the close. nasdaq has been negative for much of the day. oracle oracle the biggest problem, still under pressure. s&p 500 finishes higher, although it gives up much of an earlier rally, up 4.50 at the end. oracle was the worst performing s&p 500 stock today. it was the worst performer. and that certainly dragged down the averages. bob, everybody on this floor has to feel like, hey, it's tgif after a week like this. >> and everybody wanted last night a fairly quiet day. and the fireworks were all at the open. we are a quadruple witching expiration. huge volume. this is one of the biggest volume days. we'll do 5 billion easily. moved to the downside and then turned aro

maria bartiromo on the floor of the stock exchange in new york. good evening. >> good evening to you. at this point everybody has gone home at the new york stock exchange. but it was quite the scene today as the market was plummeting. and today's 350-point sell-off comes on top of yesterday's 200-point sell-off as the federal reserve suggested the winding down of the stimulus may very well happen beginning at the end of this year. so why is that such a bad thing? basically, people are focusing on the fact that once the stimulus goes away, interest rates will begin to creep up, and that will take money out of the stock market and into fixed income, into bonds. why would i keep my money in the stock market, which is riskier as opposed to putting it in the bond market, which is safer. that is the thinking. i don't think interest rates will skyrocket out of control and we're down about 5%. 4.8% from the all-time highs in the market, reached in may. every time we've seen a sell-off of 5%, a lot of people expecting a correction of 5%. each time we've se

maria bartiromo is back tomorrow. scott wapner is here for bill griffith. adding about 136 points, almost 1%. the nasdaq which was negative for most of the trading session turned positive in the end there adding almost ten points. same goes for the s&p 500 adding about .6 of 1%. we've certainly seen that one, scott, whipping around all day. >> heck of a late day gain. nice rally for the

but as cnbc's maria bartiromo points out, there may be a silver lining. >> every time we've seen a sell-off of 5%, a lot of people were expecting a correction of 5% -- each time we've seen that, that selling has been met by buyers. they call it the so-called buy on the dip mentality. >> well, nbc's tracie potts is live in washington with all the details, including what all this means for homeowners. tracie, good morning. >> key point, mara. good morning, everyone. the impact of all this, maybe you're not heavily involved in the stock market, but if you're trying to buy a home, we've already seen interest rates start to creep up. they will likely creep up even more as the fed starts to pull back its support. that means you could have less for your money in terms of trying to buy a home. but take a look at what the housing market has been doing, self-correcting. in may, 5 million homes were sold. that's up about 4% in a month, up almost 13% in a year. the median home sales price right now, $208,000. that's up 15% over year over year, and it's actually been going up double digits for six month

i'm maria bartiromo. what the fed's speech means to the economy. >>. >> my conversation with one of the most powerful people in washington, john boehner, on the fed fiscal policy, the immigration reform, and a lot more discussion you don't want to miss. >>> and forget about retirement communities. where baby boomers are headed when they hang up their working shoes. the impact on the economy and younger people. "on the money" begins right now. >>> here's a look at what's making news as we head into a new week "on the money." ben bernanke spoke and the economy had a taper tantrum. he said the economy is getting stronger and if the strong reports continue, the fed will slow down the pace of the bond-buying programs that helps to keep interest rates low this fall. bernanke also said quantitative easing could end by the middle of next year. >> if the incoming data are broadly consistent with this forecast, the committee currently anticipates that it would be appropriate to moderate the monthly pace of purchase

. >> i'm kelly evans in for maria bartiromo. bill griffith as well. for now, buckle up.tty interesting. keeping an eye on things. dow is up 84 points. it wasn't until 3:00 p.m. on friday the bottom really dropped out of the market. >> absolutely. it's been

i'm maria bartiromo at the new york stock exchange, where it is a comeback thursday.to complete a major comeback. the dow trying to avoid the first three-day losing streak this year. that, alone, is extraordinary. >> we haven't had one. >> exactly. i'm bill griffeth. it's setting up to be a very, very interesting final hour of trade. volatile market in the focus of today's program. we've had the currencies really dictating this play, an unprecedented turnaround. lately, with the japanese strategy to try to lower interest rates and the value

i'm maria bartiromo at the new york stock exchange. back in rally mode we go! it's all green today. as far as stocks go, let's

i'm maria bartiromo, coming to you live from the pier hotel in new york city, at the deutsche bank conferencet drop on wall street today, here in midtown, manhattan, heavy hitters from across the world have come for deutscheback's financial services investor conference. we'll talk to a number of them coming up, bill. >> looking forward to that very much, maria. i'm bill griffeth here at the new york stock exchange. while all

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maria bartiromo is on assignment, but will be here in a little bit with a special interview with michael eisner. >> we could see him back here on cnbc. with that bell right now, we have reached the midpoint of the trading year. did you feel that? that's what that was. >> we need balloons, party hats, sng to commemorate this. regardless, we're half way there. the dow losses escalating in the last few minutes. about 30 minutes ago, we were down by about 30 points, the dow ending the week, the month, the day, down 124 points. >> huge, huge orders as part of this russell rebalancing, indices, traders buying and selling stocks within those indices to rebalance their portfolios to reflect the market for this time of year. it happens in june. so stocks losing ground for the month of june, first down month for the year. they manage to finish on the up side for the quarter and hold on to impressive gains for the first half of the year. josh lipton's been covering the stock market action for us all week. give us some more right now, josh. >> yeah, bill, last day of the quarter, last day of the fir

i'm maria bartiromo, coming to from outside the new york stock exchange for our special summer on theve been looking forward to it all month here. finally, the sun came out -- >> missing you! >> -- i'm loving that. >> missing down here. >> i'll get back there next week. bill griffeth at cnbc world headquarters.

i'm maria bartiromo with a financial extravaganza. we're coming to you from deutsche bank's global investor services conference in new york. this market staged a late-day come back, but it wasn't enough to stop the dow from snapping its super tuesday winning streak at an even 20. we saw a burst of buy k in the final 15 minutes of trading, but that was met with some sellers as well. as a result, the dow jones industrial average, while not closing at the lows, which was down 153 points, closed sizably lower, anyway, down a half of a percent. down at 15,176. nasdaq composite, down 20 points, two-thirds of 1% on the s&p 500 tonight. to finish the day at 1631. financials, among the underperformers, but health care the leadership on the upside. merck, one of the best performers in the market today. no magic for the dow this tuesday. the dow ending its streak of 20 up tuesdays. let's get to bob pisani in the middle of all the action all day. bob? >> and a little more volatile the last two weeks, since the fed minutes meeting came out. volati

john boehner did an interview with maria bartiromo at cnbc before the vote and she asked him about the difficulties of being speaker and the road ahead to immigration. here's what he said. >> as the speaker, i take a lot of hits, i get a lot of hatches thrown at my back every day. it comes from the territory. and if you're going to lead here in washington, you know, you're going to take some hits. but i've got a good relationship with our members. work closely with them, and i have made clear how we intend to proceed on immigration. i think people are comfortable with it. >> again, that was done before the farm bill vote. is his speakership in trouble? >> not immediately, i would say. i certainly would watch after this congress. we'll see what happens in the 2014 elections. it's also possible he may not want the job anymore. i think the speakership he envisioned for himself is not the one he's had. he ascended the house in the 1990s when newt gingrich was speaker. it is just a very different time and the caucus was different then. now he's dealing with an unwhipable caucus. i agree wit

maria bartiromo is back tomorrow. scott wapner is here for bill griffith. the dow jones industrial average adding about 136 points, almost 1%. the nasdaq which was negative for most of the trading session turned positive in the end there adding almost ten points. same goes for the s&p 500 adding about .6 of 1%. we've certainly seen that one, scott, whipping around all day. >> heck of a late day gain. nice rally for the dow. s&p 500 finishing strong. the nasdaq after trading lower all day eking out a gain. bob pisani, what's going on other than we're getting set up for another tuesday. >> 21 days, 21 tuesdays in a row. that's potentially what could happen tomorrow. that's already acquired legendary status. what we had today, poor economic data in the early a.m. period. ism was poor. of course, construction spending also below expectations. then we had some comments from dennis lockhart of the federal reserve saying the bond purchases may, may start tapering after june. that hit the tape in the middle of the day. let's look at the dow jones industrial average

maria bartiromo will be back tomorrow.re seeing in the dow jones industrials average. we're down 114 points. yes, that might be a little

before the vote, speaker boehner shrugged off criticism of his leadership with cnbc's maria bartiromoake a lot of hits. i get a lot of hatchets thrown at my back every day. listen, it comes with the territory. and i have been clear how we intend to proceed on immigration. i think people are comfortable with it. >> nancy pelosi unloaded on the republicans. >> if we ever came to you when we had the majority and said we didn't pass a bill because we didn't get enough republican votes, well, you know, that's really -- it's silly. it sad. it's juvenile. it's unprofessional. it's amateur hour. >> how do you really feel? privacy versus security. president obama holds his first meeting with civil liberty advocates, as the "guardian" posts more classified documents about the secret spy program. >>> and heat repeat. miami scorches the san antonio spurs to win their second straight nba title. king james becoming only the third player behind bill russell and michael jordan to win the mvp two years in a row. >> i'm lebron james from akron, ohio. from the inner city. i'm not even supposed to be her

i'm maria bartiromo coming to you from our nation's capital. voefrs getting whiplash after very wild market swings, and finishing up with a crazy day on the wall street with the market in the red, finishing off the worst levels. the dow down 116 point. we had sells and bounces at the close, taking the market down further. but the real weak spots happened in the morning hours, down about 150 points. then we actually went positive before going negative once again. the nasdaq gave up about 36 points, better than 1% on the nasdaq. and the s&p down 1%, with a decline of 16 points. joining us is michael from sylvans capital management, and mike will be joining us. bill will join us shortly. thank you very much for joining us. >> hi, maria. >> michael, let me kick this off with you. you talk about the dangers of rising interest rates. what is the danger of rising interest rates on stock prices? >> you know, i think it makes a big difference if the interest rates are slowing because we're tapering fed purchase or if we're actually raising interest rate

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i'm maria bartiromo at the new york stock exchange. bill. >> that would be 13 out of 17, i think, if memory serves. i'm bill griffeth at cnbc global headquarters. it's a long story, we'll tell you later why. f fasten the seatbelts. we're in the final hour of trading. yesterday at this time we almost made it all the way back from the sell-off, only to sell off again. but today, maria, that's not the case. we are up 123 -- 132 points.

i'm maria bartiromo on the floor of the new york stock exchange. stocks soaring on wall street, ending what has been a wild week for the market. take a look at how we're settling out on the day, on the street, for the dow jones industrial average recording the second best day of the year today. up 206 points on the dow jones industrial average, 1.33%. volume just okay, not great, and that was one of the big things that the skeptics brought up today, of course, on the heels of what has been a wild week. just wednesday, down 200. nasdaq composite of 5.5%. naz dick finishing on top tonight. s&p 500, up 1.25% at 1643 on the standard & poor's, with the dow closing up better than 200 points. the dow and the s&p 500 snapping a two-week losing streak. the dow posting the second best day of the year. bob pisani, pretty good ending to what was a wild week today. >> we're essentially closing at the highs of the day. what a head-spinning day and a half. put up the dow for the at last two days. maria, we have moved 400, i think 403 points from the bottom yester

just a short while ago, maria bartiromo add mr.bout it. >> it's due in large part what we have coming out of the federal reserve. you can't continue to deflate our money, deflate it and deflate it, have the equity markets go up without some change. >> more from maria's interview with john boehner today on "closing bell" at 4:00 p.m. eastern time. we'll throw it out to the panel right now. do you agree with the speaker and his contention that part of the issue that be because of the feds' easy money policy? who wants to take it? >> we would give the fed chairman actually very good marks for how he's dealt with the crisis and getting financial stability back in the system in the economy at the point where it could start to grow on its own. having said that, this pullback is going to test the ability of the economy to continue at its 2.5% type of growth pace. >> would you like to see him stay? would you like to see bernanke stay? >> i think it's not really that critical, because whoever is going to replace him, which i think is the li

i'm maria bartiromo coming to you from our nation's capital.fter very wild market swings, and finishing up with a crazy day on the wall street with the market in the red, finishing off the worst levels. the dow down 116 point. we had sells and bounces at the close, taking the market down further. but the real weak spots