. ♪ >>> welcome back i'm courtney reagan in for brian sullivan here are how your stock futures are lookingindicated higher by more than 100 points. s&p 500 would open by 111, nasdaq higher by 45 points what a ride it has been after that massive selloff on friday we have now had three straight days of gains. monday, back 144, tuesday, gained 407 points on the dow, wednesday, we added almost 500 points it has been a week, we still have two more days of trading to go including today the yield on the 10-year at 1.6. shanghai higher by almost 2% take a look at france and germany adding a quarter of a percent. frank holland is here with more. >> we'll start with some fed news the federal reserve is apparently looking into having its own digital currency the central bank is looking at a broad range of issues around currencies conducting research and experimentation to currency and technology including a possible fed coin >> ancestry is laying off hundreds of people, about 6% of its total work force citing a slow down of demand for the cuts >>> nike speaking out about the impact of the coronavirus

. >>> don't go anywhere, my friend brian sullivan has every angle of this brutal sell off covered.h starts right after this. moderna interesting move about a vaccine, i like them i like gilead and by the way, we saw something really interesting. we thought hp after the bell i always say there's a bull market somewhere i promise to find it right here for you on "mad money. i'm jim cramer i will see you tomorrow. this cnbc special report "markets in turmoil" starts now. >>> brian sullivan, worldwide exchange, 5:00 a.m. eastern on cnbc next on squa"squawk box" how is home improvement giant building "squawk box. watch or listen live on the cnbc app. >>> i'm brian sullivan we are here tonight because of a major drop in the american financial markets. one of the worst days of the dow industrial average ever, wiping out all the year's gains. >> that this virus has potential, absolutely. >> spreading virus and rising fear. >> all the indexes are down big today. >> the market is finally reacting to the risk of the virus. >> a ferocious, violent reaction from financial market. >> we just hav

i'm courtney in for brian sullivan the dow jones lower more than 200 points, s&p 500 lore to the tune of 24 points ant the nasdaq dak is under pressure by 84 points the bond market seen as more of the reticense. we also saw red. the hang seng is down. europe also seeing losses in early trade. germany lower and ftse 100 off and france is lower by 0.8%. let's go to china now where that country is reporting a massive spike of the coronavirus overnight after the initial count was believed to be slowing. rahel is here with the latest. >> that's right, confirming more than 15,000 new cases of the coronavirus now being called covid-19 the number of people affected surges to 60,000 worldwide the method for diagnosing coronavirus has not been changed in any chinese provinces except for where they are contributing to the massive spike foxconn pushing back on reports that they planned, quote, reuters reports are not factual adding that reports have caused misunderstanding to employees and general public so quite a different story we discussed yesterday when we thought cases were slowing or plate

february 14, 2020 and "worldwide exchange" begins right now zb morning i'm contessa brewer in for brian sullivan we begin with breaking news on european union gdp figures joumanna bercetche is with us. >> we just got the eurozone gdp numbers coming in at 0.1% rise for the quarter that equates to a 0.9% jump for the year so still above that 0% flat line detail on individual countries a lot of focus on german gdp coming in at 0%, so essentially stag nating but no recession year on year translated to 0.4% for germany. france grew at 0.9%, the uk at 1.1%, the u.s. 2.3%. so still very weak compared to other g10 nations. we are not seeing a huge reaction in markets. we are still ending the week on a positive tone. it has been a good couple of days the eurozone stoxx 600 going from record close to fresh record close in determine any, up 0.2%, in line with the forecast gdp that's it for our eurozone gdp summup >>> here is how stock futures are setting up after yesterday's more than 128-point loss for the dow. s&p futures are up 8 points, the dow up in the positive and nasdaq setting up for a green open

to learn more, visit paycom.com >>> i wouldn't go anywhere see my good friend brian sullivan has everyelloff cuffed in a cnbc special report i always say there's a bull market somewhere i promise to find it right here for you on "mad money. i'm jim cramer i will see you tomorrow. the cnbc special report markets in turmoil begins right now. it was on okay day >>> good evening, i'm brian sullivan we are here tonight on day 58 of this still spreading global health crisis and now the u.s. stock market has fallen victim the dow has lost more than 1900 points in just two days. >> another stock plunge. >> coronavirus fears are intensifying >> this time, the dow fell 879 points that's more than 1900 points in two days >> the dow extending its losses from a thousand point drop o

. >>> good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan we had history at the oscars last night whereouth korea's "parasite" took top honors for a picture in a field that included quentin tarantino and martin sco sco scorsce. congratulations to "parasite" but i'm intrigued what that movie is all about here is how stock futures are looking this monday morning. we have movement to the downside ever so slightly 61 points is the implied open on the dow to the down side of these futures moves. the s&p off by five points and the nasdaq down by eight we had triple digit moves yesterday in the dow -- or or friday to the downside we'll see if that carries over into today's trading the bond market a big focus. we're seeing a slight downtick to yields, ever so slight. two-year note yield, 1.93% let us go worldwide. we'll check the early trade in europe seeing red as well all pretty much down, in line 1.5% some nordic markets in the green, but for the most part, red across the european continent. let's check out asia it was a bit mixed as well the shanghai composite was actually positive, but the

. ♪ at last ♪ my love >> good morning, i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan.49ers congratulations to the kansas city chiefs and coach andy reid and super bowl most valuable player, mvp patrick mahomes taking the lombardi trophy back to kansas city, missouri, for the first time in 50 years mahomes leading the chiefs with three touchdown drives in the final minutes of the game to overcome a double digit point deficit. it was 20-10 in the fourth quarter and the niners lost. my beloved niners. congratulations to all of chiefs nation we really, really hope you enjoy this hope it won't be a long break before the next one happens for you as well. >>> we'll start this morning with breaking news as stock futures look to bounce back from friday's rout. the dow coming off the worst day since august and the s&p, worst day since october as wall street is now negative on the year in 2020 you can see here dow futures up by an implied 57 points. if these moves hold into cash equities trading at the opening bell at 9:30 eastern time, the s&p up by nine points and nasdaq up by

. >> yep >>> time for a news update brian sullivan has that for us at headquarters. brian?here's what's happening. president trump threatening a lawsuit over robert mueller's investigation. in a series of tweets this morning he called the special counsel's findings, quote, badly tainted. it's ee's uncertain on what grs the president could sue. >>> jury deliberations are expected to begin in harvey weinstein's sexual assault trial. he walked into court this morning in new york city he is charged with raping one woman and sexually assaulting another. he denies both charges >>> the massive flooding in central mississippi is in danger of spreading to neighboring states officials say as many as 10 million more people may be in danger of catastrophic flooding. >>> on a happier note, a festival of lights to dribrightn up dark winter skies copen ha n haig -- copenhagen i opening the event. that will put a smile on anybody's face despite their tendency to grimace throughout those nights which last like 26 hours or something back to "squawk alley. >> brian sullivan, thank you when we

. >> brian sullivan for a cnbc news update. >> hi, guys. free virginians, by the way.f president trump's staunchest allies has been sentenced to 40 months in prison after the they backed off its original recommendation of seven to nine years, fined $20,000 he declined to address the court. president trump putting his ambassador to germany in charge of 17 u.s. spy agencies. richard grennell will become acting director of national intelligence criticism that that job should be held by someone with deep expertise in intelligence. saudi air base where some 2500 u.s. troops are stationed, pompeo visits. finally good news, university of southern california will faze in free tuition for students with an annual family income of $80,000 or less. ownership of a home will not be counted in determining a student's financial need changes are fazed in for the first year students fall of 2020 kelly, that's the most expensive or one of the most expensive colleges in the united states. tyler paid like six cents when he went to uva in the '70s i paid three grande semester at ver virgini

worldwide exchange" begins right now >>> good morning and welcome to the show i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan we begin with breaking news. u.s. stock futures pointing to a sharply lower open as losses accelerate this morning. a flight to safety under way in bonds as well. stocks moving to the downside. the ten-year yield dropping to its lowest level since july of 2016 in the wake of the brexit vote a rally in gold prices playing out. the metal surging to a near seven-year high. you can see gold prices up 2%. 1685.40 the last trade there a sharp move in crude prices as well for world benchmark tti or brent prices and tti as well wit this morning's selloff comes as investors continue to watch developments around the coronavirus outbreak and spread in places outside of china, like in south korea our own frank holland is here with the latest on those numbers. good morning. >> good morning to you that's right new numbers overnight on just how serious this crisis is becoming in south korea. there are now more than 230 new confirmed cases there, bringing that country's total to more than 830 a sharp

here is brian sullivan, seema mody and robert frank. welcome, everybody first up, walmart a big story today. a tough fourth quarter the company saw its biggest earnings miss since 2015 remember, this is the holiday period its slowest e-commerce growth sales in two years and investors are slugging it off this afternoon. courtney reagan is fresh off the investor day at the nyse and her interview with the ceo court, what has changed the mood here >> you know what i think it is when you first look at the numbers fourth quarter, they weren't great. but when you dig into the results and listen to the executives, you realize the long-term walmart story is still intact they're investing in digital and trying to get those stores more productive they're making efficiencies out of a lot of things that may look inefficient because that's what walmart does best. they're just a very, very good operator and that digital growth still strong, up 35% for the quarter. they said, look, when you look at the entire year next year, we actually are looking for

i'm brian chu in for brian sullivan today here is how the markets are looking for this tuesday morning after the markets were closed yesterday for the holiday. s&p down by 15, dow down by 150 and nasdaq down by 18. taking a look at the bond market down 1.54% for 10-year benchmark. two-year note yields a hair below 1.4% right now let's go worldwide and look at what's happening with the asian trade you can see the shanghai composite. the nikkei in japan down there as well. a bit of a mixed picture in mid-day trade. again, mostly red there. you can see the cac, the uk down as well. the ftse mib in italy in green so far china says there had been 1,900 cases and more the death toll sits at 9, 800 looking at a result of the virus outbreak moody's has lowered the growth forecast from 5.8% due to lower import demand. officials in macao announce dozens of casinos are set to reopen on thursday those facilities have been shut down since early this month. hundreds ever americans who had been cruise ship passengers finally arrive back in the united states including 14 people who tested positive for

"worldwide exchange" returns now good morning and welcome in this morning for brian sullivan a look at how stock futures are expected to open we are indicating a lower open to the tune of 104 on the dow, the nasdaq indicating a lower open to the tune of 33 points. stocks with five straight winning sessions we saw that massive selloff a week ago it has been a wild ride. last friday, we lost 603 points. we'll see what happens since we are indicated lower at this point. let's see the action we can see the yield is getting closer to dipping on the 10-year. getting a check on things if you were sleeping overnight. can you see in asia, we saw the japanese nikkei slip the hang seng lower and shanghai did add more than .3% looking at asia where things are lower. the ftse 100 is off. and the cac is down in early trade there. we'll begin this morning with breaking news and ceo shake-up by one of europe's biggest investment banks this is quite a story? >>ness phenomenal. the old world of swiss banking used to be a place of gentleman. all about the departure of thiam who was appointed in 2015 to t

good morning and welcome to the show, i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan today wall street is waking up with a black eye after another down day for major averages, the dow is down over 6.5% the worst performance since february 2018. you can see there a huge move. a much worse picture on a points basis. the dow has come off a two-day point loss the dow futures this morning were positive. a lot of green throughout the course of the session. within the last hour, we took a huge leg lower to the down side. to point out, at the highs of the session and the lows, we have traversed 641 points. to give you an idea of that big swing we've seen the bond market a key focus. record low levels now for the 30-year long bond. the two-year note 1.175% 10-year at 1.34% 1.82 for the 30-year long treasury bond. let's look at markets around the world. matt taylor is in singapore and julianna tatelbaum in london red seems to be the color of the week so far and it stayed that way in asia? >> absolutely. we should point out things in asia were a little more contained that whan you saw on wall street. austr

i'm dominic chu in today for brian sullivan wall street is waking up with a bit of a black eye after suffering the biggest one-day loss in two years. the dow dropping 3.5%. the worst day since february 8, 2018 the s&p losing 3.4%. the worst day since february 5, 2018 about 5% off the record intraday highs. this morning, futures trying to pull off a bit of a turnaround after a sell off for the dow we could see the dow open up by about 80 points. the s&p up by 9 points and the nasdaq up by 50. it is not much but something we'll see can stick in this session. bouncing back from record points in those moves, 10-year note drifi dr drifting lower two-year note yields 1.45% gold giving back a chunk of its gains. currently 1,653.40 that's comex index it is a run towards seven-year highs. the market message is stocks tend to bounce back quickly from days like yesterday. there have been 18% drops on monday's s&p 500 and the following day has seen an average gain of 1% we'll see if those green arrows stick. bouncing back with a big picture in asia. remember, tokyo was the focus. the hang seng u

i'm dominic chu in today for brian sullivan wall street is waking up wit

. ♪ >> welcome back to the show, i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan let's see how stock futures aree dow jones will open by about 323 points we are near the highs of the session right now if these gains hold to the especiallying bell the s&p would open by 34 and nasdaq up by about 97 points strong gains trying to rebound again from big selloffs. investors are looking to yesterday's gains. the dow still needs 459 points to get back what we lost thedown was down 603 points. the bond seeing a little tick higher 10-year currently 1.577% 2-year a hair below 1.4% you see the difference between those two. we are watching what is happening with oil trading near its lowest level since 2019. at with unpoint, it dipped below. 1.3% gains $50.79 there still down 5% for u.s.-based benchmark prices bouncing back in asia as well. green across the screen. hang seng in hong kong up by a quarter percent. nikkei in japan up by 1.5% a lot of green across the screen cac in france, ftse 100 in the uk and german dax all posting gains better than 1% stocks set to surge around the world. to the latest on the

second half of "worldwide exchange" starts right now >>> welcome back, i'm courtney reagan in for brian sullivan here is how stock futures are looking. dow less hand turning now to look at the bond market. warning signs we haven't seen in the he can withity market. the yield below 1.592% things were mostly green overnight. we saw the hang seng higher. the shanghai up 0.4% up as overnight trading there. stocks did close hire as we put it in perspective as numbers did dip slightly pushing to record territory this morning. higher by 0.7% and the ftse higher by almost half a percent. kate rogers is back with more. >> china is denying it is engaging in cyber theft after a charge of the massive 2017 equifax data breach. saying the government and military do not participate in stealing trade secrets over the internet william barr accused china of stealing equifax's ceo spoke out. >> defending against the military arm of another government, china, raises the bar for equifax and every company around the globe in defending against cyber attacks. >>> on line retailer brandless is shutting down will layoff

i'm brian sullivan in again. welcome back >>> misweft talked about a few weeks ago, if not called the deal that's shaking up the financial industry >>> plus feeling the burn. we'll look at the one sector that may be just a bit out of the sync, and later on we have a fast pitch for you one of our traders is still bullish. that's your fast pitch there's your mystery chart place your guesses the name and the interview ahead. all of that coming up when we begin with a wild ride on wall street today stocks plunges a matter of minutes, the dow falling almost 400 points the dow down 128 points. you know, guy adami, traders have attributed this to articles about the coronavirus either way, does this kind of show you how shaky or nervous the market might actually be? >> the vulnerability of the market itself. i think the answer is yes -- it's okay to be vulnerable i love that mr. toad's wil >> it doesn't show -- >> yes, it does, brian we look with value to 148 billion, 85% if it was a publicly traded company, we would tal

good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan stock futures indicating a positive open after the dow fell for a third consecutive day on that big revenue warning from apple. that dow would open positively by 57 points, the nasdaq up around 30. the yield on 10-year benchmark ticking slightly to the down side, 1.551% two-year benchmark, 1.414% there. let's go worldwide moving over to china's return t% hang seng and hong kong up about a half% and a third a percent. it is relatively green there on the screen very much a positive trade in the european session, at least so far sno >>> the daily number of infections in china has dipped the overall death toll crosses the 2,000 mark reporting the lowest daily rise in cases officials in hong kong have announced a new death from from the virus as well. in the united states, a single case has been confirmed in california that patient has been isolated a second patient is under investigation. both had been previously quarantined on the diamond cruise ship in japan any passengers were crew are prohibited from returning to the u.s. for the next

i am brian sullivan in for wilfred frost once again we're here at the post with the department of justice points its finger squarely at china over the 2017 hack. we've got a first on cnbc interview with the kreismt off equifax. >>> i'm sarah eisen. stocks errors with the nasdaq leading the group with a fresh high coronavirus remaining in focus as companies weigh in on the impact >>> and investors are keeping an eye on earnings. joining us is lindsey bell what is the quality of earnings this season? >> it's been a good earnings season we expected a decline of 2%, but we're going to see up side of 1.3% we're about 65% of the way through, but to dovetail a what you just said, the best performing sector really has been technology. when you take into account both sales and earnings, that has been a sector where we have seen 8 po% of companies that have reported so far beat on both top and bottom lines. >> do you think that earnings is driving the narrative? are we still squarely focused on coronavirus? >> i think corona is leading the headlines, but i think the undertone that earnings and some

. >>> good morning we are live at the nasdaq marketsite with brian sullivan hanging out with us today. joe and becky are in pebble beach and will join us tomorrow with a huge lineup all starting at 6:00 a.m. eastern. on set with us this morning is liz young, director of market strategy a lot to talk with her about the wild ride. take a look at futures again, we are in the green opening up about 80 points higher s&p looks like it would open up higher nasdaq dak would open about 30 points higher. almost as if it didn't happen. no coronavirus, no worries, no nothing. >> amazing amazing how quickly the market gets over things i don't know if this is positive >> i feel like we may have overreacted on friday. some recovery on monday was okay i don't know that i can explain this much of a rally >> is this all fed related and maybe the central bank of china? >> part of it is that it didn't pred to the u.s. as many feared. there are so many people quarantined and so many people not at work. the cases are going up so much >> why do you feel the fear in the market has evaporated. what is that ab

this is fast money, i'm brian sullivan good evening your traders, strooef grasso, karen fineman, stocksstaging a rebound after friday's sell off. should you put your faith in stocks when so many out there are getting bearish. stocks may be up today, but oil is not china demand collapsing, crude off to the worst start in 20 years. is this the beginning of a deeper route for oil and the unstoppable tesla. shares have almost doubled this year and today it had its best day in six years. but the chart master says, you better be careful. we'll find out why good even we have a big hour thanks for joining us. we'll start with the last of the faang name to deliver results, that is google its parent company alphabet d p dropping after reporting numbers. why the 5% hair cut for alphabet tonight? >> i spoke with the ceo on a brief media call, i asked about the revenue miss, revenue came in at 46.1 billion there was this shorter holiday period this year i asked any specific challenges or head winds that investors or analysts should keep in mind she said they're happy and pleased with the ongoing strength o

i'm sara eisen at the casper post 59 minutes left to the close >> i'm brian sullivan. stocks, so let's look at what is driving the action on this friday number one, you did have the jobs number showing continued strength

i am brian sullivan in for wilfred frost once again we're here at the post with the department of justiceer squarely at china over the 2017 hack. we've got a first on cnbc interview with the kreismt off equifax. >>> i'm sarah eisen. stocks errors with the nasdaq leading the group with a fresh high coronavirus remaining in focus as companies weigh in on the

brian sullivan joins us now >> let's go through the numbers.oday's little pop a pill of a year for oil stocks. coronavirus scare sending more shockwaves to an already oversupplied oil market. the question you asked is how bad is it and how bad might it get? china is the world's conbiggest oil importer about 13.5 billion barrels a day. oil demand is dropping to 200 million barrels a day depending on estimates you look at or you believe. something interesting is heaping. three lines on this chart. one is oil one is the exop etf and other is xfi, china's big cap etf this is china. in the last sessions we've seen the chinese market rally oil and oil stocks, aside from that tiny pop today way down here have fall ina lot more, a lot faster than china. in fact, china is not quite but almost back to where it was pre-coronavirus scare. of course the chinese government is stimulating the economy probably buying stocks but aside from that the xop down 20% this year and down 34% the past 12 months with this recent drop something truly i think incredible ha

speaking of the nasdaq live from the nasdaq, market site in new york he is's time square i'm brian sullivan trade resist tonight are tim city bike seymour. brian kelly and karen finerman and guy adami. coronavirus concerns taking down apple and the market but wal-mart warned and the market barely budged. are they saying the worst is behind us? plus tesla to 1,200. a bull case for the electric auto maker that will make eyes pop. and check out the mystery chart. almost trupling since the public debut four months ago. who is this? why are they so? why so many questionmarks on the graphics we find out the answer to all of those. >> riddler. >> exactly lets start the program with the big stock story and market story really of the day. and that is apple. a stark warning on revenue gue are due to the impact of what else, the coronavirus. the iphone manufacturer tumbling today but finishing well off lows go to josh liptak. with more on what apple said and the reaction josh. >> that's right, brian apple finished in the red today but maybe not hit as hard as some expect. many analysts weighing in and

let's get to brian sullivan and the half. >> carl, morgan, john. thank you. y i am brian in for scott today. fears about the coronavirus spreading and spreading into the markets again. here is your big money question. is today's drop just a short-term blip on the road to higher highs >> announcer: the number of virus cases going through the roof and fears about how it will hit the global economy is this the beginning of a turning point for investors? >>> alibaba and pepsi out with earnings nvidia and roku out after the bell the traders take their positions. >>> the new call o

thank you guys >>> brooim i'm brian sullivan.urors in the harvey weinstein trial delivering a third day of deliberations. they're focusing on allegations of rape. if convicted, the former film mogul could spend the rest of his life in prison >>> benjamin netanyahu announcing he is moving forward with construction of thousands of new jewish homes in key parts of east jerusalem. critics say the buildings could cut off palestinian residents from the rest of the west bank >>> a children's bottle has been recalled the spout can detach and get logged in a child's throat >>> and a new study concluding that smoking cessation drug chantix is safe. concern about psychiatric side effects led the fda to impose a black box warning in 2009 which was removed in 2016. the latest research included over 600,000 adults without a history of depression. that is your cnbc news upkatedaa this hour. morgan, back to you. >>> taking a look at the markets right now, taking another leg lower. the dow and s&p are down more than 1%. the nasdaq falling more, d

i'm brian sullivan welcome, everybody your traders tonight are tim seymour. karen finerman, dan nathan and guy adami. tonight on fast, the juggernaut rally steam real rolls on. new highs for stocks, the dow a new record but too far too fast we asked before. but tonight one stat will make you go mmm plus facebook hits a milestone. and goldman sachs top tech analyst heather belin breaks down the direction of the company and what it is coming up and check out the mystery chart. pay attention everybody tim. >> i'm in. >> this stock is up more than 10% in two days. we're dishing up the gos what this red clue. >> that's a clue. >> maybe. >> all that ahead. but we again with three big movers this afternoon. our team of course here to break it down for you. josh lipton standing by on 3%. seema modi digging in on trip adviser but we have the hours at mgm. contessa brewer with numbers and a big executive departure. contessa. >> big news from mgm chairman and ceo jim mirren leaving. he has been at the helm since 2012 in fact was mentored by the founder kurt kirk yan and

global oil demand is set to drop for the first time in a decade i'm joined by brian sullivan mr. sullivan there's an effect from coronavirus, isn't there? >> absolutely. international agency coming out with sort of an update monthly numbers. of course, corona virus front and center i'm going to give you a headline that, of course, you already know global oil demand has hit hard that's their word. what does hard mean? subjective term. china, the world's second biggest oil importer, bringing it in, putting it in refineries, making it into gasoline is down by 1.1 million barrels per day we've seen higher estimates, by the way, and maybe 500,000 per day dpg forward for the first half of the year of course, what does that mean for us here in the united states and all those beaten up producers? the iae, kelly, notes that oil prices are bad for u.s. oil companies. we talked about this a lot lower gas, it's great for the consumer but not good for companies that need higher prices to pay their debts. of course, we've said it, oil is a four-letter word called d-e-b-t. i like this new setup

i'm brian sullivan welcome, everybody gina sanchez, ceo, good to see you. tonight investors on edge. the coronavirus spreads. stocks tumbling for the fifth straight day we're going to break down what you should be doing with your money in the days, weeks, months, maybe years ahead. plus, important new comments about the virus from two major travel companies, what they said ahead. both stocks are lower. you are looking at a live shot from the white house we show that to you because in about 90 minutes, expected around 6:30 eastern time, the president will hold a news conference on the outbreak we will bring it to you live as soon as it begins. of course we have a special markets in turmoil coronavirus outbreak all joined in one hosted by the great tyler mathison in the meantime, we're going to get to the macro market, but we want to begin with breaking news on one of the biggest companies in the world, microsoft, warning its windows unit will miss guidance for the quarter because of, what else, concerns about the virus. this is the latest company to cut guid

not want to miss the cnbc special report, yes, on the coronavirus outbreak and it's hosted by brian sullivanvant than ever. i do want to point out that next week is a key week and i understand that there are a lot of people worried about the chinese stock market i think the chinese sellers are going to walk away there are other people worried about the chinese supply chain the government is going to make it so that the supply chain is protected. i like to always say there is a bull market somewhere. i promise to find it for you right here on >>> good evening, we are now on day 39 of what has become a global pandemic, the coronavirus outbreak american cruise lines issue iin guidelines among them, no people with chinese passports to board ships. this as the world health organization is urging everyone not to hoard protective gear >> new concerns the coronavirus is about to hit the u.s. infectious disease and public health officials warn cases may multiply next week >> this is a serious global public health situation.

." >> over to you >> we'll see you in a moment i'm brian sullivan welcome, everybody and we begin with the market sell off stocks, they are getting slammed across the board one of the biggest point drops of all time. for the dow. as the coronavirus virus spreads to south korea and italy the dow down 975 points. s&p, down 3% nasdaq down near 4%. market on track for its worst two day stretch since december of 2018 when the market fell 15% in the month stocks sell, buyers rushing into bond yielding falls into 100 year lows on this busy day, we've got full team kovrnl like you could not get anywhere else. bertha coombs at the new york stock exchange steve liesman digging into the economic impact and meg here with the larapid response from companies. >>. >> dow down more than 1000 points b bertha coombs is there for us. hi >> hi, kell lichlt the dow taking out its january lows today and dropping below 28,000 for the first time since december chip makers among the biggest losers today the surge in cases now in south korea, we've also seen the consumer names, tap tri leading the sell off whil

i'm brian sullivan in for you again. traders on the desk are tim seymour, karen finerman, dan nathan and guy adami tonight the maga trade trumping nearly every other one out there, microsoft, amazon google and apple adding more than a half trillion dollar in market cap but it faltered a bit today. can they keep up the momentum? plus don't call it a comeback. bitcoin above 10,000 will the boom continue watch out, apple samsung pulling the curtain back on the flipable phone. josh gave you a taste a moment ago. a big monday show and lets begin with lyft. shares in the red for more on the quarter lets go to deidre bosa who has more on the conference call. >> i've been listening in. in the ride share space we moved from path to profitability to who can shorten it by the most uber moving that up when it said it's ebidta profitable by the middle of this year. investors looking for update on the 2020 target it outlined previously when i spoke to brian roberts they said they would address the time line on the call. 30 minutes in

thank you carl, morgan, and john welcome to the "halftime report," everybody happy friday i am brian sullivanor scott. and the record-breaking rally trying to find some love again on this valentine's day. the big question for investors, what's the next move for your money in it is very simple it is 12:00 noon, and this is the "halftime report." >>> semis among a number of sectors hitting record highs of the but valuations soaring and warning signs appearing. what investors do from here. >>> roku,

let's get to brian sullivan who has more brian, a bit of a repeeve rievet the end of the week. >> maybe john's mother called the oil market as well she should call exxon and chevron and everybody, john. you know what i mean all right. let's talk about the week that was. i'm trying to take off my tie because it's that kind of the day. oil had its worst week since 2008 we're at 45 bucks a barrel losing more than 15% the oil stocks, they got whacked as well. you look at the declined in exxonmobil, chevron. there's two points i want to make and you can follow up or not. here's the thing number one, if you look at the xop etf against the price of oil, here's what's fascinating no way am i defending oil stocks or saying anybody should buy them it's not what i do but oil stocks as a group are trading at a cheaper price now than they were when oil was at $26. and that's probably because of the heavy debt loads oil is not at $26. it's at $45. but oil stocks are trading less. here's the other random but interesting stat for you guys. oxy, it bought anna darko for $57 billion last may occidental's

let's get to brian sullivan and the half. >> carl, morgan, john. thank you. hello everybody i am brian in for scott today. fears about the coronavirus spreading and spreading into the markets again. here is your big money question. is today's drop just a short-term blip on the road to higher highs >> announcer: the number of virus cases going through the roof and fears about how it will hit the global economy is this the beginning of a turning point for investors? >>> alibaba and pepsi out with earnings nvidia and roku out after the bell the traders take their positions. >>> the new call on patter pillar goldman sachs seeing double digit upside from here we will debate in our call of the day. >>> plus eight under the radar stocks to own in this market the investment committee is ready to go. "halftime report" starts right now. >>> welcome back it is good to have you with us on this very busy thursday, and your investment committee today, jim lebenthal, stevenwise, carey firestone, and michael fehr. we have got a big show eight stock picks coming up later of do

as always, we are live at the nasdaq market site i'm brian sullivan welcome, glad to have you with us tonight the team of traders includes tim seymour karen finerman, dan nathan and guy adami tonight on fast. tech stocks taking flight. and taking the nasdaq with them. google, garmen, netflix at multiyear all-time highs opinion and joined by the ceo of the nasdaq for thoughts on the record rally, the technology transformation and everything in between. in the meantime the skyrocketing stock has everybody talking and trade pl galactic, can it keep soaring. tim and dan go man ho y manno and fed pecks. you decide who wins. all that next 60 minutes we start with another record day on wall street as the snazzy animation says the s&p 500 and nasdaq closing at all-time highs. the dow up gold up. oil up real estate up guy. >> yes, sir. >> what's up >> bond's under u.n. changed a repeat what we've been talking about. we led with apple last night what's the deal. we talked about the price action should have been worse karen and tim spoke about this we talked about the suppliers. kor various. sky

. >>> yes, it does, live from the nasdaq market site, "fast money," i'm brian sullivan a big show tonight we got guy adami on. and guy adami on the desk. agoon are guy adami. tim seymour will join us shortly. he has a story why tim and guy? only because we have two special dwefts tonight including the biggest man in bonds. scott minerd running $265 billion and despite being known as a bond guy he has a view on stocks you want to hear laura cain head of them attic investment at global welt management your "fast money" debut. >> yes. >> thank you, welcome good to be here. >> and scott's debut as well. >> first of all tim talking about it happens in new york subways break down he is on a subway. rafi is watching. >> rafi watching. >> give him a shout out. >> it will be great. >> ton on fast the earnings bonanza continuing in video, roku and the reaction all three stocks here trading up nicely in after hours. plus, scott, you don't know this we do a mystery chart. >> sure we do. >> it's a chart. it's a mystery after a volatile thing is poised to pop we find out what it is and today but the ma

." >> over to you >> we'll see you in a moment i'm brian sullivan welcome, everybody and we begin withhe market sell off stocks, they are getting slammed across the board one of the biggest point drops of all time. for the dow. as the coronavirus virus spreads to south korea and italy the dow down 975 points. s&p, down 3% nasdaq down near 4%. market on track for its worst two day stretch since december of 2018 when the market fell 15% in the month stocks sell, buyers rushing into bond yielding falls into 100 year lows on this busy day, we've got full team kovrnl likeou

let's do news headlines with brian sullivan then wohl take a break and then we will talk about the newck that lee had his eye on and he bought brian what are you god. >> the afghan president has won a second term in office. the independent election committee declared him the winner of the september 28th election the results come just days after u.s. defense secretary he is per announced the beginning of a new peace treaty. >> farmers blocking highways in southwestern spain with tractors and other vehicles it is a protest to protest plummeting incomes for agricultural workers industry officials say that overall farm income dropped 9% last year. >>> spacex signing deal to fly four space tourists around the world. they will be using the crew dragon capsule that spacex has been developing for nasa the trip is expected to last five days with an expected launch between late 2021 and middle 2022. >>> president trump pardonenoned debart low jr. the former owner of the 49ers he was known for building the 49ers dincity in the '80s and '90s as well as being involved in one of the biggest owners s

we bring in brian sullivan. >> marcus may be the prophet but if i cover oil and gas i feel like the prophet of doom it is a rough week for retail stocks let's tack about oil and gas the xle. worst week since 2008. now, a lot of sectors you can say that whether it's '08 or '11, either way xle awful. look at these declines this week this is this week. okay these are big companies. exxon down 14% 6.9% dividend yield looks good to some. chevron, marathon and occidental with the staggering stats, tack about this 27 mid major oil and gas stocks lost 50% or more of their value this year. in fact, many companies because the debt loads are trading as if oil was at $15 a barrel not $45 a barrel ironically in the last hour or so, kelly, a couple bids coming in some stocks are higher right now. maybe it's cherry picking, programatic buying the xle down 28% in one year i mean, this is -- i mean, not quite straight down. it is a double black diamond in ski terms and that's how it's been there's a feeling, kelly, i guess i'm going to walk an join you. >> that's more than a double black diamond. that is tu

thank you carl, morgan, and john welcome to the "halftime report," everybody happy friday i am brian sullivan in once again for scott. and the record-breaking rally trying to find some love again on this valentine's day. the big question for investors, what's the next move for your money in it is very simple it is 12:00 noon, and this is the "halftime report." >>> semis among a number of sectors hitting record highs of the but valuations soaring and warning signs appearing. what investors do from here. >>> roku, nvidia, and canopy growth flying high on the back of their earnings. the traders take their positions. >>> home depot shares are up 10% in 2020. the stock just got a new street high target. it is our call of the day. >>> plus eight stocks wall street loves on this valentine's day, all with double dugt upside from here. the investment committee is ready to go. "halftime report" starts right now. >>> and it is good to have you with us here on this friday. your investment committee today is jim lebenthal, josh brown, stephen weiss, and shannon saccocia, chief investment officer at boston

. >> brian, thanks so much brian sullivan we appreciate it. >>> right now the dow is down roughly 900 points 888.65 >>> technology getting hard hit in the selloff the nasdaq down more than 6% in the last three trading days. josh lipton has more on what we are charitably calling the tech reck josh >> ty, big tech taking on the chin here apple microsoft amazon and alphabet lost collectly $464 billion in market cap over the past four trading sessions take apple investors nervous there because china is nervous consumer in market also a vital link in its supply chain. made 90% of its products assembled over there amazon near correction falling below 1 trillion in market cap half of its business is selling own inventory and other half is selling third party products much come from smaller businesses located in china. microsoft, ever core's noticed the company has limited exposure to china any selloff here investors feeling more generally nervous and taking profit after a monster run. course not just the big cap players, the chips also now in correction all down hard from their recent highs.

speaking of the nasdaq live from the nasdaq, market site in new york he is's time square i'm brian sullivantim city bike seymour. brian kelly and karen finerman and guy adami. coronavirus concerns taking down apple and the market but wal-mart warned and the market barely budged. are they saying the worst is behind us? plus tesla to 1,200. a bull case for the electric auto maker that will make eyes pop. and check out the mystery chart. almost

i'm sara eisen at the casper post 59 minutes left to the close >> i'm brian sullivan. maybe not a happy day for stocks, so let's look at what is driving the action on this friday number one, you did have the jobs number showing continued strength 225,000 jobs, but there are new worries about the coronavirus's impact and where is wilfred he's down in d.c., he did a long forum and great interwould you are vp mike pence. >> we have more of that to come, including whether the vice president thinking that the rising deficit may offset any of the good news associated with these strong jobs number why he sees evidence of greater economic cooperation from china and whether or not the uk's huawei decision risks derailing u.s. trade talks. >>> we'll see you in a about i for all of that joins us is dan nathan welcome back >> good to be back. >> why is tech and amazon in particular the key to the market for you now? >> when you think about the action last week we ended on a sour note there was a lot of pessimism this week. and we ended the week on a dour note what is most interest

. >>> yes, it does, live from the nasdaq market site, "fast money," i'm brian sullivan a big show tonighti on the desk. agoon are guy adami. tim seymour will join us shortly. he has a story why tim and guy? only because we have two special dwefts tonight including the biggest man in bonds. scott minerd running $265 billion and despite being known as a bond guy he has a view on stocks you want to hear laura cain hea

i'm brian sullivan in again. few weeks ago, if not called the deal that's shaking up the financial industry

i'm brian sullivan in for you again.rman, dan nathan and guy adami tonight the maga trade trumping nearly every other one out there, microsoft, amazon google and apple adding more than a half trillion dollar in market cap but it faltered a bit today. can they keep up the momentum? plus don't call it a comeback. bitcoin above