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now, here is that closing bell >>> welcome to the closing bell, everyone. >> i'm contessa brewer in forong with mike santelli. >> let's check in where the markets closed down 0.4% for the s&p 500. the dow and the nasdaq down a little bit more than that. quite steady selling during that final hour of the session. just off the lows at the close but the dow still down just more than 100 points. all sectors on the s&p were lower. but as we said earlier in the show, we were of course at record highs when wednesday's session finished just 48 hours ago. >> joining us to talk about the market day now, lindsey bell chief investment strategist and liz dunn, founder and ceo of pro-forma. still with us, mike, here we are black friday last trading day of the month. is this the way we're going to start a santa claus rally so to speak? >> it's hard to know if we should extrapolate from this but i actually think it's pretty appropriate because the market is essentially digesting, spending the day digesting and also, honestly, wondering if -- if we overdid it in november because we did have a straight-u

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coming up on "the closing bell," uber results are after the bell. and we will have a live and exclusive interview with the ceo of the company dara cache sha hee you don't want to miss that in one hour keith, great to have you here. >> great to be back with you >> another record day of highs for the s&p and nasdaq and now the dow which we haven't seen a new record for the dow since mid-july >> i think we trade higher into the end of the year for lots of things going on. if we start getting capex where things are going with trade talks, then you'll see this rally not only continue through the rest of the year but into 2020. >> all right >> all right so it is an incredibly busy monday for the markets and your money. we've got the record highs that morgan just talked about bob is all over that you've got michael santelli. kate rogers all over the mcdonald's ceo firing. courtney reagan on the under armour story, and we're joined with a new look at what td ameritrade clients are buying and selling. >> good news is new highs for the major indexes. bad news

usaa >>> welcome back to "closing bell."ime to get the word on the street grub hub going from underweight to overweight, stating that their decline has been due to an irrational type escape and poor execution but that a turnaround is still possible. a note on uber and how they think that stock could double in 2020. >>> the firm stating that they think uber is one major announcement away from a positive narrative change and that buying now will produce outsized returns for those willing to take the extreme risk jpmorgan adding lyft to its list of top picks, the firm commenting they believe that the company's ride share business is likely to be profitable well before estimates and you can see that stock is actually bouncing today, about 2.5%. lints lindsey, your thoughts on ride share. on names like lyft, it's pretty incredible how much lyft and uber have sold off since going public. >> investor sentiment around these names is very negative short interesti is high which makes you think maybe it is a good time to get in because

we will watch for you after the bell. >>> topping even alibaba, with the closing bell ringing in about 15 and a half minutes, and the dow still up 86 points, folks, we are on track for an all-time record close. not just for the dow but the s&p and the nasdaq. it was the richest initial public offering in history when alibaba debuted in 2014. but now, there's a new contender hoping to take that historic spot. who is it and what does it have planned? we will tell you when "the claman countdown" continues. liz: three years, multiple false starts, now it is finally happening. saudi arabia finally going ahead with its initial public offering of its gigantic state-owned oil company, saudi aramco. to jackie deangelis live on the floor of the new york stock exchange. just cut to the chase. what do investors need to know ahead of the ipo? jackie: well, they want to know a lot ahead of the ipo, but the company really isn't telling them that much. that's what's really frustrating here. as you said, so many false starts, now firing that shot, saying we are going to take our company public, but nob

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be prepared for maybe potentially more stock action "after the bell" when they report "after the bellsue because clearly this is out there, we're talking about an activist play that pushes out wexner and i guess the timing -- look at that that's a one month chart. >> he is not really there, look at the board of directors, i just pulled it up he is now at west virginia university, he was running ohio state university when i was there covering news in columbus, ohio. you have aep mike morris, friend of this network, a big ohio retailer, the list goes on. but aren't they going to be in the spotlight, a very harsh one if activist coming? >> they will be. there are void members and their in those names -- there are no real wall street is and that. >> and sheehan is with the securities and exchange commission. >> that board sounds like it's right for a major shakeup, there were probably close to wexner and the only way you do that is through activism. from what i understand this is right and has the target. who would that be, i don't know but the usual names are icon, i horn, who knows but

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bell," everyone i'm wilfred frost. i'm here at the disney post today. that stock was leading the dow to record all-time territory, but the rest of the dow now letting disney down. all three of the major indices are just below record closing territory. >> and i'm courtney reagan in today for sara eisen let's take a quick look at what's driving the action today. the president blasts the fed and calls for negative rates here in the u.s. but fails to offer any new details on trade negotiations with china. as wilfred mentioned, the dow, s&p, and nasdaq set new record highs, but that lack of clarity has stocks faltering here into the final hour and we did get some strong earnings from industrial names like rockwell automation and speaking of the president's speech, we will have the first reaction from the white house right here on "closing bell. a live interview with top economic adviser larry kudlow in just a few minutes from now. and we will ask him for some clarity on china and the status to have the trade negotiations jo

> welcome to the "closing bell." i'm morgan brennan in for sara eisen at the nordstrom's post in what has been a week of wild retail swings. shares of jwn is up 12% right now on the heels of earnings, broader markets are higher too we have 59 minutes left until we put this trading week to bed >>> i'm carl quintanilla in for wilfred frost. we've got some positive comments from both washington and china, calling investor worries over deal negotiations the data pretty good today, as manufacturing and sentiment beat expectations the nasdaq is set to set a seven-week win streak and tech is the second-worst performer in the s&p. joining us for the hour, barbara duran from bda capital is here at post 9, talking more about a market that happens to be happy as long as trade tensions are not escalated, pretty much right? >> that is for sure. and i think a lot is being discounted in the market in terms of global recovery, the fed is on hold, but watching careful. and we have yet to see the effect of the interest rates next year

>> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to the "closing bell." i'm court aney reagan in for s h eis eisen. at the best buy post, shares are rising it's been a very busy season of earnings some winners, some losers. we'll dig into some of them, coming up. we've got 59 minutes left to go before the closing bell sounds >> good afternoon, everyone. i'm wilfred frost. prrp says the u.s. is in the, quote, final throes of its trade negotiations with china. mixed economic data as consumer confidence falls, but housing market remains mostly steady and disney rallying on two positive notes, which has helped them propel the dow higher. we are on record high watch once again for the major indices. joining us for the hour, barbara duran from bd8 capital partners. barbara, how do you feel as we sit at these record highs. can we hold this momentum through the rest of the year >> i actually think we can normally, i've been very skeptical. i really thought we would just be in a trading range and unlikely to see new highs. but i think we've got one or two new high

we're 20 seconds away from the closing bell?to do the best. i would stay away from consumer sector from the victoria secret, macy's, the mall, sort of stores. look at those that are doing really well especially in e-commerce. amazon is going to do well too. [closing bell rings] i think walmart is the better buy. liz: paul detreich, fairfax global markets. thank you very much. the stocks are slightly down. that will do it for the "claman countdown." connell: one of those days trade uncertainty weighing on wall street. stocks across the board, all three major averages in negative territory. hong kong, the human rights bill made its way to president trump's desk. a deal that could fuel more doubt between president trump and trade. we'll talk about that. the dow settling lower by 55 points. in the red in a third day in a row. after all the up days this is the longest losing streak in three months. there you go. melissa: there you go. connell: i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. the s&p 500 ending in negative territory

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closing bell ringing in 46 minutes. thirty for the burger giant after selling all lawsuit in california, $26 million settlement here. accused of violating labor conditions including overtime pay, break time and uniform costs. mcdonald's admitted no wrongdoing, jumping $2.18 a share. up next, amazon trying for the taking? as in taking down, zoo lily has made no secrets. ceo is here in a fox business exclusive. we'll show you that deals that will lure you away from amazon. from grand closing to grand opening on your screen, yes, this is toys "r" us good it's back with its first new stores declaring bankruptcy and charting their locations two years ago. this is just and times for the holiday retail season. the shopping were cubes up between brick-and-mortar, retailers whose parent company has but they shopping conglomerate that includes hsn taking the fight directly to amazon. the preferred weapon of choice, ceo who came from inside amazon and we've got him. zulily ceo is here and is fox business exclusive. you've got your

[closing bell rings] i will leave that to "after the bell" that does it for the "claman countdown."day, folks. always interesting in the final hour of trade. melissa: fighting to make it three in a row, the dow fighting for gains in the final moments of trading here. oh, we'll see if it will make it. looks like just barely not going to make it. a very volatile session on wall street, following a report that the u.s. and china won't sign a phase one of the trade deal until next month. the dow closing, here we go, down less than a point, after hitting a record high yesterday. so close. the s&p 500, battling to end in the green. the nasdaq show firmly in the red there. the white house president trump is currently making comment on the judicial system after the president wraps up remarks. he is expected to make his way to louisiana for a campaign rally tonight. we'll bring you any comment from the president thisou

welcome to the closing bell. i'm wilfred frost. walmart that stock hit a fresh high earlier in the session but it slipped now down a fuel percent. broader market they are essentially flat with 59 minutes left to trade. of course hovering around their own fresh record highs >> i'm morgan brennan. let's look at what's driving the action trade concerns remain in focus china's ministry of commerce said both countries are still holding in depth discussions new data showed the biggest rise in producer prices in six months and a mixed bag for dow component earnings joining us for the hour is stephanie link great to have you here i think that's exactly where we should start we had earnings from walmart and cisco. cisco is the drag on the dow how would you characterize how it reflects back to the broader market >> last quarter the same thing happened where cisco disappointed and walmart posted a better than expected number. this is what this economy s-what this market is enterprise spend is weak on trade concerns and uncertainty and that's

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. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> yes, it does welcome to the "closing bell," everyone i'm wilfred frost. uber, comments from the ceo coming up. dow down six points. 59 minutes left of trade. >> i'm morgan brennan in for sarah eisen. reports of a possible delay in the signing of a phase one deal. data taking a bearish turn as u.s. productivity dropped for the first time on a quarterly basis since 2015 and one bright spot hp rising 8% on news xerox made an offer to buy the company. josh brown, wealth management. josh, great to see you today. >> what's going on >> s&p and dow basically hugging the flat line right now, taking a breather, i guess you could say, from the record run we saw earlier this week. >> i think you nailed it that's exactly what i see going on indices are stalling out given the run-up, i don't think, should be a huge surprise. rates are higher, which is interesting. lot of the big winners of the year, like iyr, xlu. anything rate sensitive also taking a breather. xlf is falling out, the financials indexing etf got above a 70 rsi for the first time in i can't remem

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"closing bell" will begin right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell". i'm courtney regan i'm on the floor of the new york stock exchange disney posted higher but facing a big test after the bell when earnings will be out we'll be speak with the ceo about those results. >> i'm wilfred frost let's have a look what's driving the action potential roll back of tariffs between u.s. an china sending stocks the record highs but now cautious headlines took a little bite out of those gains. trade bellwethers helping lead the charge and treasury yields surge as markets are at record all time closing high territory for the major averages joining us for the hour, stephanie link good afternoon to you. today is what trade headlines that push us higher but with that rise in yields is improving sentiment. >> three thing it's trade and obviously the roll backs on tariffs. potentially. we'll have to see how that works out. earnings earnings are better. 2% better than expected. not great. flattish overall but next year even though numbers have come down still looking at 10

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. >> "closing bell" right now. >>> good afternoon, welcome to "closing bell. i'm here at the tipping post that stock is up today, announcing it is getting taken over by the luxury giant, part of mega merger monday. lots of deals and we'll go through all of them as we approach who is set to be another record all-time closing high. >>> i'm courtney reagan, let's look at what's driving the action tech surgeing as we get a positive report on u.s.-china trade talks. td ameritrade and schwab, it's official and we are on record high watch today. the s&p seven points above an all-time closing high and the nasdaq trading in record territory as well today. joining us for the hour is stephanie link from atiaa company. the market moved higher in the morning and we've sat there all day, upward bias because u.s.-china trade headlines >> we have three reasons the deals that you mentioned early on, they're positive for shareholder value creation but more positive in my mind because the ceos are showing they have confidence and they have visibility in spite of the trade tensio

. >> "closing bell" right now. >> welcome to "closing bell. i'm courtney reagan in today for sara eisen i'm here at the alibaba post that company announcing record-breaking sales for singles day. we'll have more on what that means for the consumer in china and other key market-moving headlines you'll need to know in this final hour of trade 59 minutes left to go. >> let's take a look at what's driving the action today walgreens is the leader in the dow. or it was. it has been formally approached about a leverage buyout. boeing helping to raise the dow's earlier losses they could begin commercial services in january, and overseas in asia, the hong kong stock index fell 2.6% as protests turned violent. also saw some stronger than expected inflation data out of china, raising questions about whether they can continue their stimulus the dow is higher, nasdaq down about 0.14%. of course, record closes last week, hence a little bit of treading water today joining us for the full first hour of the show, nancy the eveningl tengler so what's your take

we've got more "closing bell" today.oday after announcing it's being ainquired by google for just over $2 billion. but house and i trust committee subchair saying the kwigs deserves immediate and throe investigation. saying the kwigs of fit bit would give the company insight into location and health data threatening to further entrench the market power online. joining us now is christina farr our health and technology reporter thank you for being with us today. what do you make of the acquisition do you think this long-term changes fit bit's direction. does it go health and wellness, medical? what does it do under a google parent >> yeah, these are all great questions. and i've been thinking about this all day so fit bit in the past year as it's been a public company and struggling has really been trying to position itself in the medical space. it's looking at all sorts of different areas to compete with the apple watch, whether that's detecting conditions like sleep apnea and common arhythmia, problems with the heart. w

bell."er jaffrey revealing generation "z's" wish list for the holidays money and clothing came in as the top two wishes, while nike, apple, and louis vuitton came in as their top brand picks let's bring in the lead analyst behind the note, erin murphy erin, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> all right so give us the full results of this survey and what it means as we go into at holiday shopping season >> yeah. so we did this survey with gen "z." the average age was 16 years old. what we asked them is what they want for the holidays. it's a very broad opened question, no aiding involved and what's very interesting is the number one and two responses were pretty unchanged from former surveys teens want money and they also want clothing. but when you dig a little deeper and look at the brands that they're citing, the number one brand that is being cited is apple. air pods were a very popular item on the wish list this year. and number two was nike. nike actually tripled share re

[closing bell rings] nasdaq is at the flat line. we'll call it too close to call.n. right now, just up 3. that will do it for the "claman countdown." melissa: we're still calling it a booming market with one year before the 2020 election. new all-time highs on wall street as president trump tout as strong economy and gets ready to make the democratic nominee the white house his opponent. the dow closing up 31 point its second straight record close. its sixth of year. looks like it ends in the red. a down little more than three points. nasdaq fighting for gains. looks like it will close up a little more than a point. i'm melissa francis in new york. this is "after the bell." ♪ connell: i'm connell mcshane reporting live today from what might very well be the ultimate swing state

." >> "closing bell" starts right n now. >>> and welcome to "closing bell." i'm contessa brewer in for sara eisen at the disney post again today. this stock is up more than 7%. the highs of the day on those wow numbers coming in, releasing the first-ever subscriber numbers for disney, plus it has investors excited, e >> absolutely, contessa. first and foremost, our congratulations from everyone here at closing bell adorable fophoto, congratulatios to kelly and everyone. fed chair jay powell says he sees expansion ahead for the u.s. economy and is unlikely to cut rates further. and treasury yields, the dollar and oil falling on the word of that trade deal. president trump is said to hold a joint news conference with the president of turkey. we'll take you there live when that begins. you can see that's due to start any minute now schedule was 3:10. josh brown, very good to see you. >> how are you, wilfred? >> very good, indeed. >> good. >> markets, as we look at things now took the fed conference fine but a bit put off by the trade headlines. >> we made a new

that gets us going. [ bell dings ] but the bell kind of stops us here, whatever that sound is.e wheel a final spin. we'll add $1,000 to whatever i land on. that's what you'll get for every consonant, and that's $1,600. again, it's a "phrase." emily, still your turn. a letter, please. t. no t. dianne. n. no n. scott. r. yes. three r's. ♪ "phrase." [ buzzer ] emily. c. nope. dianne. m. yes. ♪ i've heard rumors. you got it. good for you. good job. [ applause ] good job. - hi. - hi. well, you came on strong at the end. uh, with that $1,600, you know, almost $5,000 night. pretty darn good. $4,600. thanks for being here. - thank you. - appreciate it. [ applause ] well, you were creeping up there and came to a crashing halt here, but i don't think you're too sad about things. i'm not. you're going to aruba. i don't know if you forgot that, but you are going to aruba. yeah, yeah. and got a lot of cash. $13,097 cash and prizes. thanks, emily. i hope they have karaoke there. i hope so, too. you can open your own place, i'm sure. i can. scott, you hung on. $15,250, all cash. [ applause ]

we had a bell labs, not too far from where i lived. i was in new york. there were monopoly so they could afford to put billions of dollars into pure research even if the head of whatever it was, bell -- bell, can't even remember what it was called back then -- couldn't even see a way that that would create profit, but we're not in that role anymore. our companies don't have that kind of ability and so what we need to do is have the federal government have a dramatically increased investment in ai in the basic research in the pure research that companies won't do. we're great here in america and our companies are great at taking that kind of basic and pure research and turning it in to practical things, but we're not -- we're going to lag behind on the basic research and the pure research. so here is the proposal and it's not firmed up, that we would like to propose. we're not sure of the structure but i'll start out with the structure. what we're thinking about is maybe having the nsf have an asf, national science tech foundation working in concert with

what do you think, "after the bell"?: delivering on promises, exceeding expectations president trump touting the economy and stock market as all three major averages flirt with record territory. connell: that's it for now. melissa: the dow closing come on, hang on. looks like it is up a point. fighting for the fourth consecutive record. i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." s&p is up about five now. they will fall short. needs to be up six points plus for would have been 100th record close unpresident trump. looks like we're short of that. nasdaq in record territory up by 22 points. a quarter of 1%. 15th record close. 2019 for the

four. >>> good afternoon welcome into the close bell.ilfred frost. >> i'm morgan brennan. >> let's check on where the markets closed down about .2 of 1% dow 55 point it was down earlier 155. split the difference s&p slightly better down 0.16% real estate the worst sector down 1.4%. energy up the best up 1.6% bucking a recent trend of selling. >> one trading day left to the week we're on pace for losses for all of the major averages as well. joining us us to talk about the market day stephanie link along with chief market strategist mike santoli i'll start with you. >> the magnitude of the news is not that significant is this stealth below the surface pull back enough to school the market off. get the market higher more hopeful news on trade. or is it just tiring and we'll have a deeper pull back. i don't think there's a good way to decide one way or the other but the market is hanging in there despite a lot -- especially with semis down >> oliver, what's the set up like for 2020 when we see these record highs does it make it hard to be a

[closing bell rings] i will leave that to "after the bell" that does it for the "claman countdown." have a great day, folks. always interesting in the final hour of trade. melissa: fighting to make it three in a row, the dow fighting for gains in the final moments of trading here. oh, we'll see if it will make it. looks like just barely not going to make it. a very volatile session on wall street, following a report that the u.s. and china won't sign a phase one of the trade deal until next month. the dow closing, here we go, down less than a point, after hitting a record high yesterday. so close. the s&p 500, battling to end in the green. the nasdaq show firmly in the red there. the white house president trump is currently making comment on the judicial system after the president wraps up remarks. he is expected to make his way to louisiana for a campaign rally tonight. we'll bring you any comment from the president this hour. you know usually talks to reporters on the way out. we'll keep an eye on that. i'm melissa francis in new york. this is "after the bell." hey, connell. conne

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"closing bell" will begin right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell".new york stock exchange disney posted higher but facing a big test after the bell when earnings will be out we'll be speak with the ceo about those results. >> i'm wilfred frost let's have a look what's driving the action potential roll back of tariffs between u.s. an china sending stocks the record highs but now cautious headlines took a little bite out of those gains. trade bellwether

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. >>> welcome to the "closing bell." i'm morgan brennan in for sara eisen at the boeing post that stock is up 2.5%. you'll hear more from the company's chairman on his defense of boeing and its ceo in just a moment. as for the broader market, we're hanging on to record highs here for the dow, at least, with just 59 minutes left to go. >> i don't like the music, morgan, we're going clubbing i'm brian sullivan in for wilfred today. let's take a look pat what is driving the overall action and those new numbers, like morgan just talked to you about you have reports out there that the china and the u.s. are nearing a deal on lifting certain tariffs. not just a trade deal, but actually removing some of the economi existing tariffs earnings continue to lead us higher just a bit. we have names like kroger and tapestry, the old coach beating expectations joining us for the entire hour is a man you know well, steven weiss from short hills capital partners steven, good to see you down here at the new york stock exchange >> good to

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get e*trade, dawg. >>> welcome back to "closing bell." calling this taunting the bear, i don't think investors are quite taunting the bear. look at the bull/bear indicator from bank of america/merrill lynch. this is supposed to measure an indicator of sentiment and positioning by hedge funds and all of those things that tell you what the risk appetite of a market is. and it does tell you people are very despondent and positioned very defensively back in the summer you're barely up to neutral levels this is a net bullish signal that basically says, people are not fully committed to this rally just yet and it's the reason why this firm, michael hartnett over there is essentially saying, we're going to overshoot to the upside he thinks by 3,300 >> mike, thank you very much for that >>> now, two former twitter employees charged earlier this week with spying for saudi arabia, but it turns out the main hot spot for spies is on a completely different platform. >> yeah, wilfred, this is a little bit surprising after that story broke. i called a b

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >> welcome to the "closing bell." i'm morgan brennan in for sara eisen at the home depot post sales miss, that's dragging that stock down 5% right now, which is taking the broader market with it away from those all-time highs hit again at the open this morning. that said, s&p's right at the flat line. we've got 59 minutes left to go. >> we do, indeed good afternoon i'm wilfred frost. let's take a look at what is driving the action this afternoon. president trump threatens higher tariffs if china does not make a trade deal kohl's, macy's nordstrom's, sharply lower. and while that might be a red flag for the u.s. consumer, housing data rebounded with building permits at their highest levels in 12 years we are set once again for record time close on the nasdaq anything positive, of course, is a record the s&p has just dipped negative the dow has been negative for most of the afternoon. joining us for the full first hour of the show, steve weiss from short hill capital partners steve, very good to see you. how you doing?

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