first, our take on the big story.oining me here is michael tran, from rbc capital markets and the founder of the energy word. our spotlight is a big slide in oil. wto down nine days, the longest since july 2014. an intraday bear market this week to read mike, what happened? mike: it is amazing how quickly sentiment shifted. it was only a month ago there was a significant corner on the market calling for $100 crude. now sentiment in the market has soured to the point the last time investor positioning or length in wti was this low was when oil was at $30 a barrel. there is a discontent when you look at how contango has come back to wti in brent it is the market showing us either number one we reverted back to a materially oversupplied market, or number two, the financial community is trading off a fundamentally trade driven headlines, which we do not think is true. if you look at the physical market, it is clearing. the physical market is not that bad and does not warrant 20% pullback over a three-week period. alix: an

when in order to answer that question really the one of the biggest things that makes big win big when it's security and that is powered by this huge hashing network that we call proof of work that we call the miners and the miners create this and it's not really just about this specific code you see that can be copied over and over and for example because it is open source so i can go and copy big win and create vortex big went but the thing is is that it's not about code it's about physics and proof of work is what really really creates this ability to have this cryptographic cryptographically verified proof of energy spent and this is there you will be able to find that anywhere else you look and you'll see the at these other coins they have no market depth they have to a liquidity they have no security in their proof of work mining in fact most of them have been attacked already and will continue to be attacked in this bear market as people are looking to make profits in some way in some form and so what you'll see is more and more of these chains fall by the wayside as they as the

anastasia: that is always another big question.ou will see a lot of regional variations in gas prices. the east coast is a traditional demand driver. east coast prices are the henry hub in the winter months. you see those going up, which means it is a concern on a national level. there will be periods where you have a ton of demand and need to make sure prices are incentivizing gas to meet the demand. alix: i like incentivizing. when you have a rally in natural gas prices, what does it have to do with coal switching? will we see power plants switch back to coal? anastacia: it will probably cause some demand from other sectors. one is coal to gas. a rally in gas prices makes coal more attractive. it incentivizes storage, and that is a big piece, too. we are still injecting gas into storage this time of year. higher prices in winter months will incentivize some producers to store away some of the gas they are currently producing in hopes that can meet those daily demands in winter. alix: i am guessing that means more volatility. anas

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. >> too big to fail? the expert would say that term may be the 1980s perhaps but in that period which is striking is how right around the creation of the federal reserve this goes from a financial institution my experience at the time asking embarrassing questions with very high levels and the creation the fed federal reserve of 1913 and less than a decade later with those overseas investments borrowing heavily from the new york fed so i don't think too big to fail with that real historical transition to bring market and banking to be controlled by government but the results haven't been entirely positive. and with federal regulation and with shadow banking with parts of the financial system. >> in 1920 we had three institutions that were stumbling about that time in new york city but also guaranteed trust and chase manhattan, that is definitely worthy of follow-up research to see if there is any coordination between the process but all three of them was in excess of 100 million back in those days was qui

it' our take on the big story.oining me here is michael tran, energy strategist at rbc capital markets, and dan dicker, founder of "the energy word." our spotlight is the big slide in oil. wti down for nine days, the longest streak since july 2014, plus hit an intraday bear market this week. mike, what happened? michael: it is amazing how quickly sentiment in this market has shifted. it was exactly a month ago when there was a significant corner of the market still calling for $100 crude. now, sentiment in this market has soured so much to the point where the last time investor shorts, investor positioning or investor length in wti was this low was when oil prices were at $30 a barrel. there is a disconnect in this market. when you look at the contango that has come back into wti and brent, this is the market trying to tell us one of two things. number one, we have reverted back to a materially oversupplied market, or number two, the financial community is just trading off a fundamentally driven headlines, which we

but i do think the big part of this the catalyst of this is big tech.t has done all of the heavy lifts and now everyone is bailing out of the it. big institutional players are bailing out of the big tech. >> rotating. they're, you know, rotating and evaluating. starbucks utilities have gotten a lot of -- money as well. banks have not lost after all the value here they didn't partake in runup earlier in ther year if you look at them now they haven't been selling off as big tech. j value overgreet at this point. j but there have been places to go if you want to look at verizon, procter & gamble consumer staples -- that's safety place. but rotating in there, they're not heading out of that like it was in 20 -- i have to wrap this up i don't like the state of player we go down, come back up a little bit. and then go down some more. this is a new low. we're down 517 point we just dropped below 24,500. 51 is that low down we go. more varney after this. our name. we are accountable to our clients everyday. we have the freedom to build a plan. a porfolio based

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it is not just a big issue here in -- i it is one of the big itt issues of our time.ennedy: a big drive are behind brexit as well. >> it is huge, it is right it center piece of an election, an economic issue as well, all study show, that when you have high skilled educated, immigrants who come to america or any other country, they do make a net positive contribute puig to the economy that is important point, i have pro immigration, that is good. american clearly built on that. kennedy: also critically important low skilled worker. >> that is right. kennedy: who work their tails off, do whoever they can for the businesses who take them in to help their family, that is not everyone. >> i agree, all of this conversation is not to be critical of the individuals who are. everyone wants a better life. kennedy: we have a bad immigration system. >> it is a disasterrous system. kennedy: can the president win on that, he could beat up congress, saying our laws are confusing and make an economic argument for reforming the immigration sim and tougher onboarder security -- on the

fish especially tuna is in the pacific it's something sixty percent of all big fish are in the pacific and that's becoming a hot zone for conflicts between the chinese fishing fleets and other nations' fishing fleets and that the the larger nations like china like the u.s. obviously have way more power than the smaller countries like chile they are you know any other nation and africa who are having their seas exploited by the larger fishing nations right you know most of the world gets their protein from fish and when you bring in technology like trolling the bottom that just is incredibly like industrial fishing something like eighty percent of the fish for food fish stocks of the world are depleted the somali pirates that all became a reality because of fishing wars that were going on for fish you had the cod wars with iceland in england that was a huge conflict over a fish that's intensifying now what breaks it and so into the energy business and now you've got people who need to feed themselves people who are crossing the lines of oil barons and yes it drives conflict it drives wa

francine: is there a danger regulators don't understand the big companies, the big tech companies orecom properties? sometimes it's difficult for the companies to understand the impact they have or processing data. vittorio: there is that risk, which is why i'm advocating a more intense and more productive dialogue between companies, businesses, and policy makers and regulators. the speed of technology is such that, who knows the assistant? amazon alexa, ok google, etc. what these systems can do is limitless. you can apply that to plenty of domains. some of these things would be fantastic. the implications we don't fully understand. what happens to privacy, family life, social matters. for sure, they have negative aspects on europe. -- negative aspects on youth. we need to be quicker at adjusting and the old way of regulating before with roles that cover everything doesn't work anymore. we need to be faster at changing. francine: what does that come from? there's a danger that regulation is backward looking. that social media hasn't done. your regulating things in the past. francine:

that is one of the big factors.nible] alibaba is attracting this business to new business models which will be a growth factor in the coming quarters. that is something you will have to say. shery: what about moving off line? they have put a lot of money, attempting to expand offline trying to ask -- trying to compete. how effective will this be? focus. is another the retail outlets, trying to see if they can merge traditional retail with new e-commerce. that is what i think tencent has been able to do much more better job, and that is what alibaba is trying to do now. traditional retail is still marryant, and how do you that especially if you look at markets like asia-pacific? marrying traditional retailers with e-commerce, that is huge, which is what alibaba's next victim will be. shery: tencent was turning to ads to setback near freezing gain approvals. will this be enough? ajay: [indiscernible] if you look at tencent it is more equal system player now. they have the largest messaging platform globally in terms o

>> not in a big way. categories generally, the 10 categories we do business generally have been stable in the u.s. or slightly up, not down so i'm not seeing evidence the categories in which we do business, these categories are slowing down, when we bring information and do our job right, we can accelerate because that will be better value. that's true of olay whips, true of tide pods, true of discreet boutique, true of pampers pure so many of these are products that give you either a new form or additional benefits the consumer is willing to pay more for because they provide better value. >> you think the market is giving you enough credit the stock is still down this year and underperforming, the broader s&p 500. >> you probably know as much as i do it's very hard to predict short run what the stock will do and what the market will do. i believe when we consistently deliver top, bottom in cash we'll get appropriately rewarded. >> to be fair to mr. taylor, the stock has had a very good run since may. it'

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a big industrialist in the 1920s, when that was a big deal. and was mentioned as a dark horse, very near to cooperstown as many of you know. he is from ames, vanhorn's bill. henry j kaiser, a lot of industrialists coming out of the woods. young is mentioned as a dark horse, compromise candidate in 1932, a contemporary of franklin roosevelt more than tr. probably working -- >> post-world war i european -- >> the young plan helps trigger the rise of adolf hitler. the germans want to restructure debt payment. not only reparations, a lot of money into germany. it has got to be restructured. and very controversial among the german right. and it is the german national people's party. it was like a german hurst. he has newspapers, he is a big deal. he came out of steel and one of those. the german right is opposed to the young plan and he is really hated. his original name is yung. the nationalists wanted to not only get a reaction to the young plan in their newspapers and movies but they want muscle on the street. who has muscle on the street on the

he's winning big. not as populated. but an opportunity as you get close near the end for andrew gillum to pick up some. as we were talking about in the senate race, the big opportunity. i want to check on devalue. it's pretty much in. a few votes. the big basket is going to come down here again and the margins in the race are similar. 60 to 40 in the governor's race. 6 0 to 40 around them in the senate race. we're going to watch. we have to wait for miami dade and broward. i've said that sentence before. >> hold on a moment. a projection in the senate. >> that's right. a major projection. west virginia's cnn can project joe manchin will go on for another term. this was one of those very key battle ground senate seats and mostly because the president won there by such large margins. let's look now at what it means for the balance of power in the u.s. senate. right now 36 democrats. 42 republicans. we still have 22 senate seats that remain out, and, of course, 23 you look at the number in the upper right, 51 is the number

the global tanker market is big.big moment hits january 1, 2020, with a new rule that forces the market to use low sulfur fuel. you can either buy it, which will be more expensive, or install scrubbers to clean up the high sulfur fuel, also expensive. big shippers say this could add $2 billion to its annual fuel bill. one part of the market that likes it, medium-range tankers. their size ranges from 25,000 to 55,000 ton deadweight. think of them as the taxicab of the world, shuttling projects for all the major players. they carry crude products, that low sulfur fuel everyone will want. while the rest of the tanker market france, ardmore hopes the market in 2020 will change its fortune. alix: i recently caught up with the ceo, and he explained to me why this means more business and profit. >> we are very lucky because we are one of the segments that will benefit the most from the changeover from the demand side. new fuels are going to be moved on our type of ship. others are considering installing scrubbers, but that

there was this big argument.wo main sides, what -- one was led by eric schmidt, the ceo who was in favor of google in gauging globally. the other side was sergei brin. sergei brin was born in the soviet union. he had very strong feelings about censorship. his position ultimately won out. google left china. that is where things have stood for the last eight years. carol: 2016, they start trickling back in? max: there were lots of little attempt happening even before that. the big effort which includes this thing called dragonfly started in 2016. the main player in the story is google's current ceo. jason: he started this running android. max even before 2016, there had : been teams in china. pichai wasndar involved in was android. androids are in china. this shift was basically they started paying attention to the usage in china. there was an effort known as sidewinder to develop a chinese android app store. that is something apple has but google did not have. the hope internally was that this would be away in, a

>> that's been the big change. they started out with things you've never heard of and now all the brands are playing in the game and brands sold well. even gap was selling on this big day. so it was all kinds of things like that. and we saw more interest from the brands on getting on than anybody really thought we would ever see everybody wants to play in this market and when you're getting those kind of sales you can see why. where are you going to get that kind of growth in the u.s. as far as the business goes so all the brands are moving onto it. i say all the time, alibaba, walmart, amazon get to divide up the world. the u.s. shopper and that's the try up fit. >> awa >> we're going to have to get an acronym. >> i like it >> let's talk about the united states yesterday, yesterday i went into a jcpenney but it was on the way to an apple store i was going to be there. >> no, there was other people there. not to pick on jcpenney, but how struggling are they? >> consumers were strong the target said it was the best

you know world of big part of. law and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time. for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. cranking gave americans a lot of new job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money like me twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year truck so i chose to drive truck people rushed to a small town in north dakota was an unemployed rate of zero percent like the gold rush is very very similar to. this beautiful story ended with pollution and the bus station a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here and just slow down so much they lost their jobs got laid off and the american dream is changing that's not what it used to be. it's a tough reality to deal.

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how big? sarah: spending is up across the board with the excitement and energy from both sides trying to figure out how this election will affect us, given the divisive political climate right now. political spending is up. there has been no fallback in spending related to the problems we have seen. one thing i would point out is the transparency efforts from the companies to make that spending a little more accountable to their users to make it clear who is paying for what had -- what ads, there have been reports that that is easy to falsify so they secure that system. there were reporters who buy ads in the name of mitch mcconnell, in the name of isis, mike pence, it is very easy to say the ad is paid for by someone who is not paid for by. emily: that is just so fascinating. larry, there's a chance of runoffs in georgia in particular. this is a place where there were reports of voter flipping, long lines, failed machines. what could they fix in a matter of weeks? lawrence: a big thing and we

to big blue. human mind is the ultimate creative force. and the image of their creator, and this is the heart of what the cryptocosm does, it reestablishes the individual creator as the heart of the system rather than having some great system of databases in the cloud be the heart of the system. mark: and it's all without government. >> it's all without government. well, government's very important. government provides what an information theory would call a throw entropy carrier, a predictable carrier for the creative surprising contributions of capitalism, but the low entropy carrier, the predictable systems of family, morality, regulation, law, epitomized by the genius of the constitution and the founders. that's a low entropy carrier that allows high entropy, unpredictable surprises of creativity. mark: then there is big government, which is difference, which regulates, which taxes. >> and guarantees, this is what i drill it owhen you guarantee something, you prohibit learning, learning is a p

after g20 and it is a big rally. mike and great to see everybody. have a great day thanks so much for joining us that will do it for us go-sees the day "varney & company" begins right now. stuart is take it away. >> this is a day to be ceased. good morning maria. and good morning everyone. headline, about big rally wednesday, no retreat thursday. all right here's how we're going to open again, i have to say it, we do not know how we're going to close. we're going to be down about 17 points on the dow that's nothing compared to the 617 point rally we saw yesterday s&p nasdaq down a little especially nasdaq down half had percentage point no serious retreat that's the hl there. now in october, november there were indeed two big problems for the the market. the fed and china trade. well the fed problem is off the table after jay powell indicated to slow down on interest rate hikes. at least that's the way investors took his comment. that leaves china trade and that will be addressed at the big meeting coming up in argent

prop six this is the big one. one of the big ones. it would get rid of the 2017 gas and vehicle tax. you see the no vote there is leading and we have just learned that the associated press is calling this race so the gas tax that is on the books will remain on the books. so that is a significant development right now. prop seven, this is the proposition that would allow the state legislature with a 2/3 majority and approval from the feds to change daylight saving time. the yes vote here is leading in a significant margin. proposition 8 would regulate kidney dialysis companies. we have seen a lot of ads about this one. this was the proposition that had the most money spent on it. dialysis companies pouring in about $110 million to defeat this proposition and it appears that all of that money and all of that effort is successful. we're not calling this, no one is calling this. but again that's a pretty significant no vote on calling this. but again that's a pretty significant no vote on prop 8 the dialysis proposition. proposition ten h

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is a big market for wind and a big market for renewable and a big market for us.'t expect that to have any changes based on the election. me if thes, for election will have an impact to their. there.ct anna: good to speak to you. let's focus on the midterms, democrats are poised to reclaim the house of representatives as we have been saying. it would dramatically affect president trump's next two years and make a deeply divided country more even -- even more difficult to govern. the bloombergfrom new economy forum from eric. eric? >> what he is going to weigh in on his china and of course the subject of china and trade with china has been a fraught topic in the weeks leading up to the midterms. paulson, you delivered a speech or this morning at the new economy form that i would describe as fiery and in some respects surprising. i say surprising because you came down hard on china. harder than many people expected. why? i said thingsk: publicly that i would say in private for a long time. i came down quite hard because i in trade ande investment as we know it, they

of strong mark hillary ford which and holland cook host of the big picture right here in r.t. america hillary but let's start with the hollande i want to start with you actually we've talked about cloud computing and that is the area that suspense is going its cloud computing but how big a deal is this for amazon at all and well it's very big read an analysis from jefferies that said they're headed for a three hundred fifty b. billion dollar valuation think about that nine zeros and it's the plumbing largely invisible to the end user that's behind services like netflix capital one expedience kellogg's on call sam amazon web services is a big vendor to the department of defense and they're actually go in b. to b. in a very visible way because you're seeing commercials for us on t.v. inviting smaller businesses to use the platform because hey it's already set up and runs like a swiss watch. hillary. tell us what you think about this whole different revenue stream you know khalid spoke to it but you don't cloud computing is a big deal for companies it is really big for amazon rig

this is not a very big quarterfor alibaba because this is not a big shopping season yet. november 11. we will see any sign of wea kness november 11. we will see any sign of weakness through the report, through the earnings and i think it will impact all the chinese internet stocks. bid 6.596 impact all the chinese internet stocks. bid 6.5% growth impact all the chinese internet stocks. bid 6.596 growth rate in china, there is lots of scepticism all the time when numbers come out of china because, guess what? it came bang on target, didn't they, with growth? it is slowing but it's still extraordinarily fast compared to the likes of the uk. yeah, it's a huge economy and an economy that has transformed over the last 20 years. you don't know how much the numbers have been massaged and nobody knows what's going on. these reports are a better leading indicator of what's going on on the ground. of course, these companies are viewed more sceptically by regulators, consumers, investors. do you think the party is over for the consumers, investors. do you think the party is overfor

it is a big week we have a big desk we begin with the markets. it's an apple story largely today. five straight negative weeks for apple and we're below a trillion in market caps >> it was $3 now we're experiencing double digit drops. i think high to low i was measuring 13.8% on that correction i'm not one of the guys happy about that because i and the stock. for all no like to say i like it, i'd love it if it went down. >> is this the golden opportunity to buy this stock at 201? or is there more down side ahead? >> the b of a note could be more would i ditch the stock? absolutely not i still think it's one of the best out there >> doc mentions friday's downgrade by bank of america rosenblatt down grades neutral $200 is the price target talking sell on cell phones and that's primarily where we're at >> you'll get more sell calls. there's a piling on effect there is no catalyst to turn this around. we can disagree, john, and talk about services, share buybacks and average selling prices >> buybacks are important. >> let me make the point clear with my actions. long term this is a h

it's a big deal. it's a big deal. are there missed opportunities that will be discussed for democrats. yes, 100%. but 33-16 was a real hole. it was reflective of poor planning by democrats. the republicans had been eating their lunch for the last decade, putting moninto state legislative seats during the obama years. people wrote it off. they do the districts that changes the face of congress. it makes races less competitive or more to the advantage of the party draws the district. >> ron desantis is a big win for trump. in 2020, he will have a good friend in florida as he's going into the presidential race. he hand picked him against the advice of his republican friend who is said do not go here. that had a lot of heartburn and grief thinking he made a big mistake. not only that, but kansas with the embarrassing loss. people in the white house just growned about for president trump. brian kemp was someone else, but that could work out for president trump in the end. desantis will be a big win. that's know someone he

there is one in beijing a big one in shanghai. another big one in singapore. back these carrots that please, president trump, don't put the tariffs on next year because look what american companies are going to have waiting for them. but as you imply, this may be a trick. we don't know if they're really going to do this. charles: i got to go just real quick, michael, do you think we'll get a deal or at least the major steps towards a deal at the g20 summit or is it too early to know? >> will depend how tough president trump is and how seriously he takes his promises to his base. that is what is going to come down to. charles: goldman sachs and wall street interests are not the same as his base. >> exactly. thanks, charles. charles. oil in bear market territory. opec says they're considering production cuts. sure looks like oil, if something doesn't happen it will keep going lower. i will ask the ceo of a oil field services company what he is preparing for. ♪ cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i tre

that is a big component of this. it's also pretty big, $100 million, pretty liquid.is points, decent for the 47 thematic etf's. let's look at the holdings and allocations. you're going to get transportation, construction. these are companies that are materials, hauling materials, and looking for companies to get a lot of revenue from infrastructure products and again, u.s.. let's compare it to the other two big infrastructure etf's. namely, igf. that is the one everybody knows. at $9 billion, gii is pretty big. pave is third. they are all getting money despite all being down this year because people believe this is going to be a big deal. here is the thing -- look at percent u.s. and percent utilities. these two has a lot. pave has all u.s. and no utilities. the no utilities, scarlet, is important because rates are rising and those are sensitive. this could be in a sweet spot if we do see infrastructure spending. scarlet: we will continue to look into this. jay jacobs,e is vice president and head of research at global x fund. this came out after the election of presi

all the big emotions. beto. >> that's what he was reacting to earlier. >> all the big emotional races that sucked the oxygen out of this race. >> andrew going down hurt mize heart, andruw gillum going down hurts my heart. he's a great person. seeing stacy's struggle hurts. seeing bait toe get stopped hurts. all that stuff hurts but mathematically we had a wave. you got a popular vote and a takeover. you guys look, you've gotten away with a bunch for two years. i know you think it's going to be great. now donald trump gets a foil. a subpoena is not a foyle. >> you think this was a wave? >> mathematically, listen, we had because of the gerrymandering, we had to get -- we had to win by more than 10% to do what we just did. you look at the popular vote, it's a wave. the numbers, it's a wave. >> governor? >> he >>> everybody knew, everybody knew that it was a hugely difficult map for the democrats in the senate. so i know that trump would claim that. >> the media didn't know the. >> let me finish. in the house,

big play coming up for l.a. for those of you expecting to see "60 minutes" you're watching the nfl on cbs and a game between the l.a. chargers and the seattle seahawks. along with rich gannon, steve tasker, kevin harlan. "60 minutes" will be seen in its entirety immediately following this game, except on the west coast. >> rich: you look at this situation, kevin, seattle -- their defense has had 20 straight games with at least one takeaway. the longest streak in football. they haven't had a single takeaway today and they could use a turnover in this situation. i wouldn't be surprised to see seattle get in the shotgun and run the football with melvin gordon. force seattle to use the last time out. that's what i would do in this situation. run the football. >> kevin: they need the 43. >> kevin: rivers. for the first time today. the second sack. it's called a loss of 10. back to the 40. >> rich: one thing you cannot do in this situation is take a sack. give the seahawks a chance with 1:33 left on the clock. >> kevi

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that is a big deal.pping back and below that, the spin off of this mobile unit is a big deal because he is trying to shift his attention to the tech conglomerate that is investing in startups from uber to we work and now he is able to focus his time on that conglomerate and when we spoke to him the other month, he said he is dedicating 97% of his time to investing and 3% to the mobile telecoms unit. this will make that official. emily: is this unit further protected from the controversy surrounding soft rank -- surrounding soft banks -- softbank's ties to saudi money? the unithat part of doesn't rely on saudi money and the others do. he did mention that he met with the crown prince. the issue andt pressed him for more information but the quote was, is a terrible tragedy that should not have occurred the we have accepted in investment and it is a an together investment economy away from relying on oil . we cannot turn our backs on the saudi people. another piece of news shifting back to the mobile unit, i

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he calls it, a big win. big show coming. caravan leaders issue their demands, what? the nerve, and gas don't you love it. way down again. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ all right migrant caravan on southern border the leaders have wait for a list of demands. they do let's start with those demands. end of all deportations they say. speed up the asylum process they want the new government of mexico to form a commission to help their polite. they want names of those deported released publicly not sure if that's what they want and they want 24 hour access to human rights attorneys and it is interesting when you listen to what they're saying to reporters one saying look, i don't to go to the side because i'm bad meaning i want to go to u.s. but work is work it is here, there, anywhere i want to work. what you need to point out is that is not a valid reason for asylum. right are it does not qualify that they don't seem to understand that. >> thank you ashley. thank you okay. it is obvious but it needs to be pointed out. thank you and staying on caravan and the lea

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i think a lot of the big, big tech stocks, the fang stocks got -- they were due for a correction.ren: what do investors think about that, is that the trade war or tech stock hurting the stocks? cheryl: some think they are ♪i believe, i believe ♪believe we're still worth the fight♪ ♪you'll see there's hope for this world tonight♪ ♪i believe, i believe ♪yeah ♪rock guitar >> and today i spoke to president xi, great guy, great man from china and he's the boss, he's the head of china, we spoke and i said, listen, we have to make a fair trade deal, he wants to do it. lauren: but will he do it, investors optimistic for trade deal, that's lifting stocks but also weighing holiday sales warning from apple. cheryl: outlook from apple hurting stocks overnight. apple down little more than 5% in premarket. lauren: look at, this dow futures are higher in big way, up 212 points ahead of october job's report, that's due in just a few hours. cheryl: all of this moving europe as well, easing trade tensions reported on between u.s. and china pushing european stocks higher at the open, all of those in

big day. big day. thank you. >>> check the big board. we have turned south but not by much.e off about 18 points as we speak. i'm going to call the market relatively flat as this g20 meeting continues. but look at oil. we are at $50 a barrel. just a few minutes ago we were at $49. oil tumbling but so is the price of gas. i think that's the hidden good news here. we are down to $2.49 per gallon national average, 51 days in a row straight down. cheapest gas in the nation can be found at bucky's, a station in denton, texas, where they are now charging $1.69 per gallon for regular. by the way, we now have 22 states with at least one gas station selling for under $2 a gallon. those states on your screen, with the lowest prices in those states. boy, that's a low price. >>> missouri has the cheapest gas on average, that is, $2.10 per gallon. hawaii, the most expensive, as you might expect, at $3.69. i should also tell you, california, $3.55. it's your own fault. joining us, brian nick, chief investment strategist at nuvine. welcome back. >> thanks very much. stuart: look, i have be