bob pasani. we're hovering just below 20,000.atch twitter shares continuing to lose ground on those executive departures. once again below the 200 day. shares of tesla have not gotten enough attention today. boosting its credit line by about 500 million. we'll get bed, bath, and beyond, micron, and red hat. jim continues to pound the table on a tie-up between micron and some other chip companies. you know, a number of semis have done well, and it's been on a tear all year. you mention twitter, that's down nearly 5% today. i'm trying to look at who is doing well. >> yelp has done better than a lot of people expected. up better than 45% over the past 12 months. >> adding $30 per share since satia nodella came on. the company was awarded nearly $1 billion in an i.t. support contract with the defense department. the stock is not up on that news. just a headline number is eye-popping. >> where is the trump tweet on that, some wondered yesterday? >> let's get to halftime and headquarters. the judge is back. >> carl, thanks. welcome to

he spoke to our bob pasani. more from that conversation coming up after the break.hares of qualcomm are under some pressure. regulators say they will fine the company $854 million for anti-trust violations. that's the highest penalty handed to an individual company in south korea. specifically the korean fair trade commission said they broke the law by limiting the access of competing chip makers to its patents. they forced cell phone manufacturers into unfair license agreements and refused to do business with firms that disagreed with its terms. qualcomm saying it would contest the decision. mike, have you to ask the question of at what point lench is a good thing and at what point it becomes a bad thing. >> it reminds me if you read the descriptions of what the south koreans said that qualcomm did. bundling. you have market power in one product, and you try to bundle other stuff and make people pay for other stuff on top of it. also, withholding the i.p. from other companies, i guess, is the other piece of it. >>> we had a special guest today at the new york stock

since the election and wouldn't be surprised if they take a break soon which is basically what bob pasani just said. we've come a long way since november 8th. a lot of momentum and a lot of anticipation about what a trump administration could or might not mean about business. what do you think about the next few months? >> well, i think that most investors in the stock market should be long term. we have seen the dow risen almost -- about 9% since the election and we really have to stop and think, you know, how much gas do we have in the tank at this point? >> so what are you thinking now, gina? if we hit 20,000 that there might not be gas to go to 22,000 or 23,000? >> well, i think it's really important to take a look at where we are right now and we've seen a tremendous run up in the market. i think investors are betting a lot on a trump administration and it will be good to stop. and i don't think there's a lot of room for error. we think 2017 may be similar to 2016 and there might be some volatility. we have interest rates raising and we have elections overseas in europe and there cou

we're going to bring bob pasani into the conversation. he's on the floor here with a recap of what's happened in the session as we stalled again. it did more than stall, bob. it moved significantly lower today. >> just shy of the historic high. let's recap the two problems we have. number one, a week and a half ago, we had a drying up of the leadership, basically, and we haven't had any leadership in the last week and a half. the second problem is sort of new, and that is no bids. we had buyers essentially walk away, and when you get normal amount of selling and less drop. but do remember the dow is less than 1% from historic highs. we have that whole period where industrials did great in november and december, but boeing was stuck around 158 and now it's moving down a little bit to $150. merck is down a few dollars. procter & gamble is down a little bit. goldman sachs got to 240 today. most of the concentration is on the big names. when you have oil moving in the markets and even energy stocks have been completely severed. exxon not doing