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now, here at "the claman countdown" we are looking at facts and numbers. we wanted to show you this number. since the 2016 election, when donald trump shocked the world by turning pennsylvania red to win the presidency, the s&p energy index which is jam-packed with energy names, is actually down 59%. will joe biden be able to flip it back to blue by convincing voters that perhaps president trump has not been as helpful to fossil fuel companies as some perceive? that is the question we pose to connell mcshane, who has been out talking to voters in wilkes-barre. connell? connell: that's a really good stat. i don't think people would have guessed that off the top of their head. not only are we talking to voters but we spent a lot of time in the mountains around williamsport, pennsylvania, rural part of the state, talking to energy company executives. i'm guessing they would argue that their business doesn't always correlate with the stock price, maybe following the price of oil and other commodities as much as it does with job growth. you sometimes can have o

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liz claman, again, you've got momentum three days in a row. liz: yeah. the big m-word. what a day, charles. charles: i know. liz: we are in extra innings, you know? as we head into the final hour with the biggest postelection day rally in 120 years. and it's holding. even as one brick in the fabled democratic blue wall of wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania has just in the last 11 minutes been solidified for former vice president joe biden. to our up to the minute electoral college map, biden now leading with 248 votes while president trump stands at 214. there are six states with a total of 77 electoral votes still up for grabs with several paths to victory for each candidate. now, we are told that we are expecting to hear from joe biden at any moment in wilmington, delaware. it will be the former vice president's first on-camera comments since election day, election night. of course, last night. and we're going to take you there as soon as it happens. and president trump has yet to be seen today, but he is using the twitter microphone to blast the process of tabulati

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let's bring in liz claman host of "the claman countdown" on the fox business network. you with us, wall street has been quite the roller coaster ride recently, the electoral votes, putting the election behind us for the most part causing the market to soar, could sum up president-elect biden transition team members as well as potential cabinet pics were not necessarily big bank friendly because the market to clam up again? >> i don't know if the whole market will clam up, baker' bans might be shaking in their loafers because what joe biden has done, he has put together a transition team that is headed by gary chancellor, he's an interesting guy, under the obama administration he led the commodity protection agency and i'll tell you what he did, he used to be a partner at goldman sachs, he has known both sides of the game, he came in and this was post financial crisis, he slapped regulation on the derivative market, that's a fancy way of saying the wild bets that many people during the financial crisis took that went very dramatically south and triggered the housing cri

liz claman, got a little c.p. effect. we were down and we are kind of getting momentum into your last and most important hour of trading. liz: indeed. you know what? it was minutes after your two-hour news conference where rudy giuliani alleged that a communist plot helped skew the u.s. election, the voting machine company at the center of his accusations is now fighting back. we are going to get you the very latest. >>> market yin and yang has investors hitting the buy button. the dow joining the s&p 500 and the nasdaq in positive territory. this turn-around happened in just the last hour. conflicting coronavirus news and econ data putting a lid on the rally. two more companies revealing hopeful vaccine news, pushing it up. but then offset by increasing lockdowns as coronavirus cases spike. home sales hit a 15-year high but weekly jobless claims unexpectedly rise. >>> i have a question for you guys. is chicago the nation's canary in a coal mine, as new york city's mayor warns indoor restaurant dining is on the verge of s

remember on friday right here on "the claman countdown," dr. jacob glanville, one of these guys at the forefront of development for antibody treatments, et cetera, he showed you the lab quality freezers that are needed to keep most vaccines out there, including pfizer's covid shot, at a storage temperature of minus 94 degrees fahrenheit. this morning, moderna's ceo revealed his vaccine's cool factor. >> it's more a regular freezer, like your freezer at home, to store your food and ice creams. those freezers are widely available at pharmaceutical distribution centers because they are fda approved for them. so that's not a problem. the thing we're very excited is we used before to update [ indiscernible ] and now we have 30 days of study where you can take the product out of the freezer. liz: that is the ceo. in other words, what he's saying is, his will not require expensive lab freezers. to blake burman live at the white house on blake, the next big question. what's the administration's pecking order and plan for who gets the vaccine first, sec

i like fox corporation, believe it or not, over 80 million subs, you get a piece of "the claman countdown." they have authorized over $2 billion of buy-backs. they bought $500 million of shares back at $35. you could go into the market right now and buy it at a discount to the company. i think the trends are very positive coming out of this new business cycle. liz: sold. i'm sold on that. thank you very much, guys. good to see you, tom, phil. we appreciate it. >>> we need to tell you about covid-19 cases. you know they are continuing to spike to record highs across the country. with the u.s. now, we clock about 10.3 million cases, 240,000 deaths, bringing new shutdowns to states across the country. sort of pinpointed shutdowns but minnesota, new jersey, maryland, massachusetts, those names are all hunkering down, spreading the message put out there by the cdc, please wear your mask. a goldman sachs study says 15% more people in the u.s. wore masks, it could save $1 trillion in economic losses and prevent more shutdowns. let's get more on the cdc's message from the white house and what we

joining us tonight, liz claman, host of "the claman countdown." that's weekdays, 3 p.m.t here on the fox business network, and elizabeth macdonald, host of "the evening edit," week days at 6 p.m. eastern on fox business. great to see you, lizzie. let me start with the president's battle against big tech. is he winning it or losing it? >> is it liz or lizzie? >> i'm going the take that -- >> liz claman or me in. >> yeah, we have got two liz -- [laughter] all right, i'll be liz, you'll be lizzie. lou, it's -- lou: i've never seen either of you be so constrained. [laughter] >> hey, it's election night, 2020. we are psyched. if he wins, he could argue that he got the help of big tech back during 2016 because the millions of people who began to follow him on twitter got an unfiltered donald trump, correct? so people started following, and millions, and then it was five million. i just checked, 82, 87 million people are following president trump. so he doesn't seem to be having trouble getting his message out. what they're doing is they are, yes, flagging those betweens. speci

"the claman countdown" as we said always fair and balanced. we will challenge democratic fund-raiser and insider robert wolf on that next. >>> plus, what he says team biden/harris will do day one to keep the economy in recovery mode. a live picture of kamala harris, the running mate of joe biden there. she's in detroit at the moment speaking face-to-face with potential voters. fox business's election night action begins and i will be joining our special two-hour edition of "lou dobbs tonight" at 5:00 pvm easte.m. eastern. at 7:00 p.m., the returns start rolling in. david asman gets the overnight shift because it ain't over until it's over. we are going seamless, no reason to go anywhere but fox business. closing bell ringing in 47 minutes. we will take a trip to the trading floors and the traders when "the claman countdown" returns. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ it's a new dawn... if you've been taking copd sitting down, it's time to make a stand. start a new day

inundaciones, y deslizamientos de tierra han dejado sepultadas bajo el agua diferentes comunidades y clamanada, ni donde vivir. >> más de 15,000 personas se mantienen en refugios tras el paso de la tormenta tropical. las inundaciones afectan el sureste de méxico, en tabasco el desbordamiento de un río ha obligado a la evacuación de residentes. 180,000 damnificados en tabasco y chiapas. 27 personas han muerto. >> (detonaciones). >> en medio del desastre, residentes de tabasco deben defender a balazos sus pocas pertenencias, como se puede ver y escuchar en estas imágenes. un grupo de ladrones intentaba saquear una vivienda inundada, y fueron espantados por los vecinos. >> (música). >> el presidente electo joe biden dijo hoy que era una vergüenza que el presidente donald trump no reconozca los resultados electorales. para hablar más sobre esta transición tormentosa esta paulina, buenas noches. >> buenas noches a todos en casa. la batalla por la casa blanca continúa. mientras joe biden sigue dando a conocer su plan de trabajo como presidente electo, muchos republicanos y funcionarios de la admi

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meanwhile, we are near session lows as i hand it off to liz claman. again, it wasn't just one thing, liz. just a bunch of things here, just no confidence. wall street is grappling. they need something to hold on to after that big vaccine news on monday. liz: well, yeah. we will try and do our best but you're right, we've got a cascading effect of new hour by hour lockdown announcements across the country that are spooking the markets. the dow and the s&p buckling under the weight of rapidly rising coronavirus cases. dow losing 420 points, the s&p down 47 and the nasdaq's march higher interrupted. it was up 61 points. we now have lost 100 points. low of the session, 109. we are going to be watching that. we appear to be heading toward that bottom. >>> nearly 2,000 americans died of the deadly disease yesterday, the highest death toll since early may. as daily infections now top 100,000 for nine straight days. in fact, yesterday, 143,000 plus. businesses are faltering so we are going to take you live to chicago, the city that may be the epicenter of the

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that will do it for "the claman countdown". it's time for "after the bell". connell: 343 and other major pharmaceutical companies promising developments on the covid-19 vaccine. stocks have been on the rise all day long, a strong close after astrazeneca revealed its vaccine is up to 90% effective joining the ranks of pfizer and moderna, we close up by 330 points on the dow, i'm connell mcshane welcomed "after the bell" on a monday. it is time for the news happening at this hour. fox business team coverage, blake burman at the white house, hillary vaughn wilmington, delaware with announcements coming out of the president-elect today which we will get to, jeff flock at the airport, talking to travelers who were warned not to travel. gerri willis with the busiest shopping day of the year, let's start at the white house with encouraging vaccine news. >> astrazeneca the third major pharmaceutical company in recent weeks that the covid-19 vaccin e candidate, one of the ways you can describe, 70% effective but you've got to go into the breakdown to look at how all o

that will do it for the "the claman countdown."accelerated in the final moments of trading. stocks not able to sell off in the early gains with the positive vaccine results. instead of up we closed right at the lows of the session. new restrictions in a number of cities around the country seemed to overshadow news from pfizer and biontech. that their coronavirus vaccine is safe and 95% effective that started us off the right way. we closed down the wrong way, down 345. target hit a new high today. earnings beat. traffic picking up at

let's see what liz claman can do to help them get over the hump in the next hour. liz: okay, all right. it's the witching hour. let's see what i can do. [laughter] thank you, charles. have a great friday. all right, breaking news. in less than an hour, president trump expected to hold a rose garden news conference on operation warp speed, an update of sorts. this as the coronavirus death toll in the u.s. tops 240,000 with more than 10.5 million cases leading to increased lockdowns and restrictions across america. but look at the markets. the dow and the s&p, you just heard charles say, on their way not just to weekly wins, but record highs. for the russell and the s&p, and the nasdaq looking pretty good, up 95 points. the dow better by 393 points. perhaps on investor belief that the worsening pandemic will shake congress' fists open leading to, perhaps, the passage of a relief package. but as millions rush to get tested, rapid covid testing suddenly under fire from billionaire tesla ceo elon musk who claims he took four tests with confusing results. so we're bringi

all right, liz claman, you can't complain today about what i'm handing you. this is called a juggernaut. what are you going to do with it? liz: yeah. juggernaut. and i was taking notes. it is a historic day, right? either way, okay, we need to explain this to you guys. wall street to main street. at exactly 11:28 a.m. eastern time, the dow popped above 30,000 for the first time. okay, but that's not what we need to see for a record. it can be lower than that. we are watching both the record and whether we close above 30,000. we are at 30,033. we got a peaceful transition of power, it appears. a vaccine that is pushing a lot of optimism into the market. that's sending a huge swath of the markets to record highs, as president-elect joe biden gets clearance from the trump administration to begin preliminary transition protocols. yes, it crashed through the 30,000 ceiling but can the dow close there? here's what you need to watch in the next call it 59 minutes with me. the dow has got to be up 359 points for a brand new record. but we're above 30,000 and that mea

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liz claman, making up the lost ground of last week. almost all the indices positive, near all-time highs. liz: i know. it's unbelievable. folks, we've got multiple plates spinning in the air as we kick off the final hour of trade gains, with the presidency hanging in the balance, we are now in day four of the bull run blitz. investors voting with their wallets and look at this on the screen. remain undaunted by the lawsuit lists swirling around the 2020 presidential election. dow jones industrials up 587. it's the nasdaq that just hit session highs. we are up 328 points. the s&p clocking 80 points to the upside here. all right. >>> put it on your screen. chairman of the federal reserve jerome powell is right now explaining why his committee has left near zero rates untouched. our fed panel is monitoring every single word of what he sees and says as far as stresses on the economic system. >>> speaking of stress, tensions are still running high from arizona to pennsylvania. this video just in as crowds form in two states, where the admin

right, folks, we are off the lows significantly of the session as i hand it over to my colleague, liz claman. liz, do you think we can actually have enough momentum going into your last hour to finish in the green in all three major indices? liz: i don't know. maybe. i'll be the gossip columnist of the stock market in this hour. sure. we'll see what we can do. i get jill a lot. people confuse liz with the name jill. call me whatever. just call me, right? pfizer trying to push the market comeback over the finish line that charles is talking about after its ceo said moments ago that it is quote, very close to submitting for u.s. emergency use authorization its covid-19 vaccine. you can see pfizer punching up about 1.7% at the moment. remember that we're looking at a comeback perhaps late in the day, in the next 59 minutes, because that is the dow had fallen 430 points, now we are down just 116. any gain for the s&p, the russell or the transports means another record. we're not there yet right now. the nasdaq up 9 points. >>> fed chair jerome powell also giving markets a boost by calling on con

that is it for "the claman countdown."t of a stocks hit the all-time highs yesterday. i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." the dow lifted more than 260 points. weakness in big tech is dragging s&p and a lot on nasdaq, down by 1.4% or thereabouts in today's trading. our fox team coverage includes the market action from ashley webster, blake burman from the white house. hillary vaughn is live from wilmington, delaware. we start withy.

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that will do it for the claman countdown. i'll see you soon. [bell ringing] ♪ >> without losing some steam but we do have a record for you in the market ahead of the thanksgiving holiday. the nasdaq, your record setter today closing out the session at a brand-new five. nasdaq up by 57 points which is about half of 1% but the market 12,000 94 is a record. the dow is below 30,000. the return of lockdown seems to threaten the economic recovery in some people's minds so we are working that. s&p close to just under six points retreating from what was a record high. great to be with here on a wednesday. feels like a friday on after the bell. let's look at the news that's happening at this hour. team coverage with more on the markets. hillary vaughn, covering the president elect. let's start with you, the day before thanksgiving. what are we seeing? >> we are seeing a retreat partially for the s&p. the dow transports, all retreating from record highs but the dow closing at 29872 on track for november since 1928. you've got to go back really far. the n

that is it for "the claman countdown." connell: investors pulled back a bit of a stocks hit the all-time highs yesterday. i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." the dow lifted more than 260 points. weakness in big tech is dragging s&p and a lot on nasdaq, down by 1.4% or thereabouts in today's trading. our fox team coverage includes the market action from ashley webster, blake burman from the white house. hillary vaughn is live from wilmington, delaware. we start with ashley. not quite as thrilling after day as we had yesterday. ashley: connell it, would be hard to repeat. s&p and nasdaq dropping because of a covid 19 vaccine fading a little bit. investors pull out money from the tech companies, that benefited most from the pandemic. look at the dow and s&p and nasdaq down. i want to get tech stocks red across the screen. microsoft, facebook, nvidia, big semiconductor conductor down 6%. adobe systems down 4%. a lot of the stocks higher on the year but a victim of the rotation of money out of tech. if it is coming o

there's a lot of positive narratives coming out of this election, including liz claman, the fact thatresident, we will be able to announce that as well. liz: one day. we stress one day. charles, what a week. thank you for leading into my show every single day with what our investor audience needs to have and then boom, we hit it with the final hour of trade. joe biden on the precipice as we head into this final 59 minutes. six states yet to be called with the former vice president now leading in four of them. the electoral map still unchanged, with biden leading president trump 264-214 in the race to 270. a victory in any one of those states makes joe biden the 46th president of the united states but lawsuits abound here. the biden campaign has confirmed

on a day we get hope of a viable vaccine that will do it for "the claman countdown." connell: big picture we have a vaccine breakthrough and we have a big rally on wall street. a little more to it than that though and we'll talk about throughout the show. i'm connell mcshane. welcome to of a "after the bell." dow, s&p, nasdaq, looked like they would set records today but that was not the case. the big story, pfizer and biontech announce their covid vaccine 90 percent effective. that is a big number, 90%. the dow, s&p, well off the highs of the session. er earlier today the dow was up 1600 plus points. we almost got to 30,000. came within 70 points of 30,000 mark. looked like we might get there at one point and then we started to dip and fall off of that. 835 point gain which is nearly 3% is nothing to sneeze at for the dow. the s&p same kind of deal, fading off the highs. the nasdaq is an interesting story we'll talk a lot about, down by 1 1/2%. a lot of stay at home stocks really getting hit in the tech sector today. that is a pretty big decline for nasdaq given how

liz claman, got a little c.p. effect.nd most important hour of trading. liz: indeed. you know what? it was minutes after your two-hour news conference where rudy giuliani alleged that a communist plot helped skew the u.s. election, the voting machine company at the center of his accusations is now fighting back. we are going to get you the very latest. >>> market yin and yang has investors hitting the buy button. the dow joining the s&p 500 and the nasdaq in positive territory. this turn-around happened in just the last hour. conflicting coronavirus news and econ data putting a lid on the rally. two more companies revealing hopeful vaccine news, pushing it up. but then

liz claman will walk you through the next hour. liz: yeah.sherwin-williams stock is down .5% right now? i just looked, charles. charles: i love this stock. that was a bold move. liz: yeah. yeah. i know. come on. folks, see the forest for the trees. this guy's amazing. all right. thank you, charles, very much. happy thanksgiving, charles. oh, did you see slack? it is now pretty much at the highs of the session, jumping 30%. we are going to tell you why. this is one of those stay-at-home superstars and there is big action there. >>> it is not even tiv

right, folks, we are off the lows significantly of the session as i hand it over to my colleague, liz clamanink we can actually have enough momentum going into your last hour to finish in the green in all three major indices? liz: i don't know. maybe. i'll be the gossip columnist of the stock market in this hour. sure. we'll see what we can do. i get jill a lot. people confuse liz with the name jill. call me whatever. just call me, right? pfizer trying to push the market comeback over the finish line that charles is talking about after its ceo said moments ago that it is quote, very close to

that will do it for the "the claman countdown." connell: the selloff accelerated in the final moments of trading. stocks not able to sell off in the early gains with the positive vaccine results. instead of up we closed right at the lows of the session. new restrictions in a number of cities around the country seemed to overshadow news from pfizer and biontech. that their coronavirus vaccine is safe and 95% effective that started us off the right way. we closed down the wrong way, down 345. target hit a new high today. earnings beat. traffic picking up at the store. shoppers are spending more during each visit during the pandemic which is good news for target. that is a bright spot in otherwise down day on wall street. i'm connell mcshane. welcome to "after the bell." you know the numbers after the bell. we have time for the news that is happening at this hour. ♪. fox business team coverage, blake burman is in washington, we have jackie deangelis in the new york newsroom, ashley webster coming up as well watching some of the new re

let's see what liz claman can do to help them get over the hump in the next hour.t's the witching hour. let's see what i can do. [laughter] thank you, charles. have a great friday. all right, breaking news. in less than an hour, president trump expected to hold a rose garden news conference on operation warp speed, an update of sorts. this as the coronavirus death toll in the u.s. tops 240,000 with more than 10.5 million cases leading to increased lockdowns and restrictions across america. but look at the markets. the dow and the s&p, you just heard charles say, on their way not just to weekly wins, but record highs. for the russell and the s&p, and

liz claman, again, you've got momentum three days in a row. liz: yeah. the big m-word.now. liz: we are in extra innings, you know? as we head into the final hour with the biggest postelection day rally in 120 years. and it's holding. even as one brick in the fabled democratic blue wall of wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania has just in the last 11 minutes been solidified for former vice president joe biden. to our up to the minute electoral college map, biden now leading with 248 votes while president trump stands at 214. there are six states with a total of 77 electoral votes still up for grabs with several paths to victory for each candidate. now, we are told that we are expectin

liz claman, we pulled back a little bit but we have nestled near the highs of the session.last hour of trading is going to be explosive. liz: any gain in the s&p, any gain in the russell, 11measly points to get the transports, right, a new record. there's so much happening right now. i know. guys, you've got to stay for the whole hour. it's not even a trifecta. it's a quadfecta. >>> moderna is the one stock injecting life into the markets, spurring a record rally as the vaccine candidate shows an effectiveness of nearly 95%. in this hour, yes, i will say it again, we could witness the dow, the s&p, the transports and the russell 2000 close at all-time highs. the dow is about to make its quickest recovery

liz claman, over to you. liz: i want to borrow that jacket next election day. okay? let's switch.l right. great to see you. thank you so much. it is decision day in america, folks. the next 59 minutes will be eminently important for your money as we enter the final hour of trade. we are now just four hours from the first polls closing. a record-breaking 99 million americans have now cast their votes early and millions more will arrive at the polls during this hour. you are looking at a live picture, this is interesting, this is ballot counting at the philadelphia convention center. it looks very much like an amazon warehouse, right? you've got a lot of people wearing the yellow vests right

all right, liz claman, you can't complain today about what i'm handing you. are you going to do with it? liz: yeah. juggernaut. and i was taking notes. it is a historic day, right? either way, okay, we need to explain this to you guys. wall street to main street. at exactly 11:28 a.m. eastern time, the dow popped above 30,000 for the first time. okay, but that's not what we need to see for a record. it can be lower than that. we are watching both the record and whether we close above 30,000. we are at 30,033. we got a peaceful transition of power, it appears. a vaccine that is

speaking of working, we are starting monday off pretty good, holding the rally as we hand it off to liz claman intriguing market action so far. i'm happy with it. liz: indeed. intriguing because this is three in a row, charles. another monday, another potential coronavirus vaccine, right? that is what is moving the markets. astrazeneca's entry powering the early move, lifting stocks that were beaten down during the pandemic. right now, check it, the dow jones industrials, this is a moving target, folks, climbing higher and higher, up 351. the s&p better by 22. nasdaq up 42 but wait until you see tll

there's an anxiousness we might see play out in the next hour as liz claman takes over. liz?the russell, charles? i know you have because you look at that. charles: oh, my goodness. yes. liz: i know. yeah. it's a big deal. a lot of things are coming together right now. thanks, charles. at the top of this final hour of trade, number one, this question. has the much-anticipated so-called great rotation out of tech stocks really begun or is this just the pause that refreshes for some of the hottest momentum names and is it the best entry point you have been waiting for? look at the markets. the nasdaq, second day in a row, losses of about 156 points. the s&p down 6.

the markets are slightly lower as we head into the final hour of trading and i hand it off to liz clamanching this if it happens, it's kind of a slow motion train wreck. slight little sort of fender bender here. wall street is giving up much of its early gains late in the session after pfizer and boeing actually got the markets off to a good start. one showing even more promise and delivering a covid vaccine, the other getting the green light to return its 737 max jet to the skies. boeing is not in the dow transports but the airlines that buy from them on and that's what's pushing the transports toward another record close. the

liz claman, i'm sending over to you a slightly better market than the one i received. liz: okay.e momentum going. you know what, let's put these numbers aside because november of 2020 is about to go down in the history books as one of the all-time greats. record stock market returns all around. right now, investors are, yes, taking profits on the final day of this epic trading month. the dow jones industrials look to gain 11% this month. the s&p, about 10%. and the nasdaq, 11.7%. it is down at the moment after hitting a new intraday all-time high. yeah, we're now seeing nasdaq up about 10 points,

meanwhile, we are near session lows as i hand it off to liz claman.it wasn't just one thing, liz. just a bunch of things here, just no confidence. wall street is grappling. they need something to hold on to after that big vaccine news on monday. liz: well, yeah. we will try and do our best but you're right, we've got a cascading effect of new hour by hour lockdown announcements across the country that are spooking the markets. the dow and the s&p buckling under the weight of rapidly rising coronavirus cases. dow losing 420 points, the s&p down 47 and the nasdaq's march higher interrupted. it was up 61 points. we now have lost 100 points. low of the session, 109. we are going to be watching that. we appear to be heading tow

liz claman, it's all up to you in the last hour of trading. liz: can you believe this?oking at record-breaking gains in the dow and the s&p right now. thank you for handing that to me, charles. yes, we are holding the all-time highs at the moment as we head into the final hour of trade. vaccine hysteria is the fuse that lit the market's cannon, shooting stocks into record territory, ex the nasdaq which is down five points. as pfizer announced its covid-19 shot more than 90% effective in the patients it tested. immediately at the open, you can see from the intradays here, dow, s&p and nasdaq all hit all-time intraday highs. again, we look to be climbing at least higher once again but the dow making the sixth biggest point move in history. it needs to see a gain of 1228 points to c

liz claman, making up the lost ground of last week.l the indices positive, near all-time highs. liz: i know. it's unbelievable. folks, we've got multiple plates spinning in the air as we kick off the final hour of trade gains, with the presidency hanging in the balance, we are now in day four of the bull run blitz. investors voting with their wallets and look at this on the screen. remain undaunted by the lawsuit lists swirling around the 2020 presidential election. dow jones industrials up 587. it's the nasdaq that just hit session highs. we are up 328 points. the s&p clocking 80 points to the upside here. al

let's bring in fox business anchor liz claman.o much for being with us. >> my pleasure. my pleasure. kristin: so we should get our first indication of how monday's opening might look in about an hour or so. how do you think the markets are going to react of the news of president-elect biden? >> well, let's just explain what's going to happen. at 6 p.m. eastern, the futures start trading, and that gives us an indication of how the markets may open tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. eastern time. again, an indication, but these things go all over the place. they are very volatile, and so as we await that number and then, of course, later the asian markets start to open, we're talking about china, south korea, not to mention australia, we'll start to get a feel of what the market think thinks abt this. but i would really caution people to saw you might not see the full-throated move of whether the markets, as if they're a living, breathing entity here which they are not, but it's a lot of people making a lot of bets, whether the markets are going

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