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my pleasure. >> ben willis we appreciate that very much.ed to bring the numbers out earlier than anticipated to get this thing back on an even keel. >> you've got to at this.. the damage has been done. you can't unring this bell. so here we are, the numbers confirmed by twitter via press release, nongap or adjusted earnings per share does in fact come in at 7 cents. that's what was previously reported in this possible leak by selerity. 7 cents on nongap eps does beat average analyst estimates. also q1 revenues coming in $436 million. also again coming in in line with what that previous report was. estimates were $457 million. they also go on to say that first quarter revenuefrigerators revenues by newer director repons product. the company expects the revenue impact to continue for the remainder of the fiscal year by outlined in the section below. this is a substantial report. they also talk about monthly active users here. average monthly active users, maus, $302 million for the first quarter. they say up 18% year over year compared to $28

joining us ben willis with princeton securities. worries, now it's at the top of list of what's helping this market rally. they continue to be in growth at the 8% gdp. as he started to pull off, they put in downward pressure on the rest of the world to have to compete like the united states is doing now, but the fact of the matter is i think friday as you mentioned was an impact of raising margin requirements and today is another step in their weaponry on trying to manage to keep their gdp above 7%. it loose like investors are -- >> and halliburton is a great indication. they've been crushed by the whole oil complex, yet is it made comments after the exception appear earnings that things still look pretty miserable. if you had been following that past. >> now that the death has settled on friday what with very learned about that? we're at the highs, climbing toward the record highs again now, clearly the volume activity has ebbed away again. what did friday teach us? >> volatility cuts both ways we're do you 370 points approximately

and ben willis a person on fox for many years. he says there may have been leaked numbers.ther trader brought me something about salarity saying those numbers were released and, in fact, the revenue numbers were weaker than expected. we don't have confirmation on all this. but what i know is real is that stock move. okay. so if you're a shareholder, and you're seeing that move, that's enough to get your heart pounding. a buck 73 down. liz: here was the expectation. four cents a share. 456.82 million. i have the solarity numbers. that's the one that you say reported. they said by accident with this mispunch. the numbers are 45 456. that's a miss. i don't want to go with this. we're not sure. but it's not looking good for twitter. shareholders or twitter itself. we don't know what happened. as soon as we get more details. twitter bouncing off the bottom. >> it says 241 monthly active users. mobile monthly active users. that would have missed the estimate of 243. we're quoting this, again, and we don't know if it's true. this can make the market move for twitter. monthly activ

broad selloff mode, ben willis joining us from the floor, princeton securities ben, clearly this started session. what has traders worried this morning? >> the concern is leverage has been the motivator for all the major market selloffs going back several years, we saw a deleveraging in china. it wasn't that they were adding names to the what they were able to short. it was the fact they were constraining the ability to buy on margin. a huge impact on what we've seen as far as money flows out of mainland china into the connections of the other markets. if you do an everlay of the futures markets on the s&p, look at what the dollar index did, it traded down to 97 on the dxy. the selloff being driven by theover seas events in china and the fear in traders' hearts when they were unable to access the market because their bloomberg terminals were down. >> you think that was real? some people laugh at that as the reason for the morning's correction. >> they wouldn't laugh so hard if their machine wouldn't work. >> you have to keep in mind it's been a strong market even in the u.s. so potential

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ben & jerry announcing salted caramel brownie brown ale. the beer should be available in the fall. we need beer flavored ice cream. maybe. wait. no. that's it for tonight's willisnk you for joining us. dvr the show if you can't catch us live. "making money" with charles payne is coming up next. have a terrific weekend. we'll see you here monday. ♪ webster. have a good weekend and it's good night from new york. neil: good news! if you are one of those worried about an interest rate hike, it is not happening this year. bad news if you're hillary clinton, and it happens next year. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. and if the guy they called the mooch is right, mucho headaches for hillary clinton in 2016. wall street dynamo anthony scaramucci predicts that is the stick of dynamite the federal reserve is going to hand her early next year. the first of what he says could be several rate hikes that could plague hillary all year. to the man set to resurrect wall street week on tv this weekend, and he wasn't even around when the actual show was on. he's so young. a fast-moving development

ben & jerry announcing salted caramel brownie brown ale. the beer should be available in the fall. we need beer flavored ice cream. maybe. wait. no. that's it for tonight's willisou for joining us. dvr the show if you can't catch us live. "making money" with charles payne is coming up next. have a terrific weekend. we'll see you here monday. ♪ charles: i'm charles payne, and you're watching "making money." thar she blows. why does the market have to correct? these market bears have been griping for a correction. now, remember a correction is 20% or more to the downside. even more upsetting to these guys has been the fact that the market, we haven't even had a garden variety pullback. a pullback is 10% or more. take a look at where we are. 800 days without a pullback. nowhere near the record. we've gone 1700 days. maybe it can go higher. although the bears, you have to feel a lot better today. right? the market stumbled out of the gate. never regained any equilibrium. there's a bunch of theories about the weakness. news out of china and greece.