give or take 90 days is what he is telling us at "the claman countdown." after hitting a record high on wednesday, bitcoin and the rest of the majors are all in the red, 63,886. we are watching doge very closely which at 2 p.m. was down about 2% to 25 cents, and right now we're looking at sheba at the moment. 2 p.m. eastern it was down 4%, it is down 5% at the moment. but as this news works its way through the markets and through the tape, we will be watching both of those coins very closely. now, breaking this afternoon, the sec outright rejecting the etf that would have tracked bitcoin prices n. a 51-page missive, regulators denied to launch the bitcoin trust exchange-traded fund, flat out saying that van ec did not, quote, meet requirement that the rules hat national securities exchange -- and, quote, to protect investors and the public interest. while the sec has approved those two etfs that track bitcoin futures, both which are down right now, are up about 3% on the week, it remains intransigent on funds that directly track the original cryptocurrency

they need to listen to "the claman countdown". markets fighting back at the moment we still have the dow jones industrial down 52 points. black friday two days away and retailers who can figure out the supply chain or the power to raise prices are already getting punished by investors. overstock ceo is in full-blown press mode ahead of the big shopping day but is going to jump in front of our cameras to reveal the strategy that is showing significant success. how is he doing it america's clean water report card not one to bring home to mom and dad. the ceo of one company working to fix the h2 infrastructure is here and a fox business exclusive. is water the new goal way into using stock performance. getaway day look at the traffic jam. can you guess which highway this is. throughout the hour we will check the roads, reels and airports to see how the travel brushes playing out as millions of americans had out over the river and through the woods. we will tell you where that is if you try to guess. fox business alert the fed release

charles: so folks we're getting a little bit of traction here, you know, liz claman? the s&p up, the nasdaq is up, and the dow, the needle moved a little bit on the apple news so we can have an exciting last hour of trading. liz: charles i am looking right now at apple's market cap closer to a $3 trillion market cap than ever before, the stock hit a record on wispers the tech giants up and gunned the engine on a long-rumored product we're getting you the breaking news. president biden meeting with the mexican president at any moment now, he's hosting the leaders of canada and mexico in the first north american leader summit in five years. the president already face to face with canadian prime minister justin trudeau in the oval office and by all accounts two of the so-called three amigos are not thrilled with one amigo, u.s. trade and its policy there. it's progressing post-usmca, former u.s. trade rep carla hill in a fox business exclusive on what she says the most pressing issues are for the nations, she was the one who originally was at the table for the first naft

names they are absolutely on fire, conversely though, the russel keeps having these hiccups and liz claman, the russel was breaking out two days ago and here we are stalled again. liz: i know, i know, but i mean, it's still the best performer year-over-year of the majors, so long term investors you're in if you've done well there. charles no fed day hangover for the markets? as the s&p and the nasdaq aim for six straight day of record highs, the feds taper plans plus rates still at zero good news for tech and growth stocks, not so for financials. they are keeping the dow in negative territory, the dow los ing 151 points, but lingering effects of the coronavirus pandemic still hurting many restaurants, and chains and their subsequent stocks, but not the parent of applebee's and i hop, the ceo here live to reveal recipe for success even as food prices rise. workers, mia, the supply chain is still snarled. he's good. he's pulling up to the bar, and going to be talking to you guys about what he sees ahead. right a scooter to your house, snuggle up on the couch and fire up nerd wallet on your l

over to my colleague liz claman. liz: breaking news returns, president joe biden nominates federal reserve chair jerome powell to remain at his post, the president making formal announcement just over an hour ago but it an end to speculation that said lael brainard has the inside track to replace powell, brainard does not leave empty-handed. the markets are endorsing the continuity, the s&p 500 on pace for record close and the dow is shooting higher by 285-point the nasdaq down 29 and it hit a new high in the session and you can see from the picture and the tech heavy started to climb back off the floor and perhaps the ten year treasury yield indicates a market endorsement, the benchmark yield sailed above 1.6% and its climbing higher at 1.63% for the ten year yield, after weeks of speculation president biden announce jerome powell will serve as second term as chairman of the federal reserve over lael brainard will serve as vice chairwoman. of course it has to be approved by the senate. powell has been a favorite of

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que les pidieron di dirigirse a un lad >> pero muchos se preguntan quien debe rendir cuenta, y c claman ante un posible acto de negligencia en esta tragedia >> escuelas publicas de chicago hoy no tuvieron clases para que los padres llevaran a sus hijos a vacunarse, sobre todo entre 4 5 a 11 aÑos de edad, les piden a los padres de familia cercioars que los niÑos reciban la dosis correcta >> con un pinzchazo que ni le dod dolio la hija de diez aÑos de felicia recibio su vacuna, a aprovechando que las clases en escuelas publicas de chicago se suspendieoron. >> ellos hacen deportes hay que hacer lo que kcorresponde a los padres para proteger a los hijo >> y se aseguro que fuera la dosis adecauada >> pregunte que fuera la dosis adecuada >> es que ha pasado en otras a areas como virginia en esta farmacia donde se les administro a niÑos la dosis para adultos. >> hay que estar pendientes, lo ideal es que esto no ocurr >> es un tercio de la dosis de la dosis de 1personas de 12 aÑo en adelante y viene en un frasco de este color. >> aunque sea minimo el error recomendamos estar siempre p pendiente

i'm going to hand it over to liz claman so the market doesn't completely fall apart investors don't want to get out they might get out one day but there back in the next day and i think that's a key component to the bull market. liz: can you tell me a yankees bedtime story. [laughter] charles, thank you very much. he is right and were looking at breaking news president joe biden updated the nation on the steps he's taking to solve the challenges facing the post-pandemic academy. the remarks at the white house focus mainly on high gasoline prices in the supply chain snafu. the president speak it after he gave the go-ahead to release 50 million barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve that's the largest in the nation's history. the s&p 500 trying to scratch its way in stay into the green up a third of a point at the moment but oil is popping more than 2% in the aftermarket session. the president says his administration has also launched a formal investigation whether oil and gas companies are pocketing the difference between wholesale and retail prices and when it comes to price

that will do it for "the claman countdown". ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow."or the month of october. that's the big story, rising a huge .9 of 1% just for the month of october alone and now 6.2% for the past 12 months. that is the fastest pace in over 30 years and i have to say that last month's results really, really undercut the idea that

liz claman. liz: it is true, a million things happening right now. a bowl bear tug-of-war as investors struggle with stellar retail earnings in a mixed picture in the housing market. the bears winning at the moment, keep in mind the nasdaq and s&p are below record highs. president joe biden taking the infrastructure roadshow to detroit at this hour. you're looking at a light picture at the gm area where that's an all electric. it retails for more than $108,000. the president is about to get a tour of general motors factory 0 in this hour as a legacy automaker for a head-to-head ev battle with tesla. word is top analysts dan ives follow from wall street and main street stand right now when it comes to his calls on gm, tesla and rivian and the rest. wedbush tech guru is here on a fox business exclusive in the first appearance dropping a bombshell prediction about holiday iphone sales. will ask him where he believes apple shares will going 2022. the pandemic do-it-yourself home improvement movement still has legs low stock hitting record high as it repo

liz claman, again, another choppy market. the nasdaq full any in control though. liz: how about that? you rightly pointed out some of these names have been selling off, others not so much. charles, happy friday. the s&p and nasdaq, any gain will mean a record close for both as increasing coronavirus cases boost some tech names but slam energy and financials. the dow is really struggling, down 263 points. the $1.8 trillion social spending bill passed this morning by the house now heads to the senate. drug costs, care to kids, the elderly and low income housing. none of that works unless the nation's power grid does. hackers increasingly making threats to shut it down. the company that's positioned to upgrade and protect it is here. seeman's u.s. president was at the white house for monday's historic bill signing. she's going to talk about how they plan to play a big role in the buildup of america's electrical grid of the future. and as the web goes crazy envisioning apple car concepts after reports that apple's ramping up development, what do the ceos of other ev c

, host of the claman countdown on fox business.he mainstream media paid little attention until recently to inflation and rising gas prices and the conservative media certainly played it up. most of their members are upper middle class, big city types an don't have to worry about paying a couple bucks more per gallon. >> it's not the sexiest topic. but when people all across the country are noticing the price of almost everything going up, it is impossible to ignore at a certain stage and i think the media has finally gotten around to that stage. i think you're right, you've got a lot of people especially in new york and d.c. making a lot of money so they're like oh, okay my sushi costs a little more but i can absorb that. it's not a big deal. it's fine. and that's perhaps one of the explanatory -- i'm a big sushi fan myself. i think often, not always, but often many many journalists are inclined to believe democrats and what the democrat spin is and what the white house might be saying, this white house, not the last white house. w

lauren: that's it for "making money" charles is back tomorrow, liz claman, it's over to you. liz: lauren listen those are the major stories investors are shaking off their inflation shock on this veterans day that was the big story yesterday, bond markets are shuttered for the u.s. bank holiday but the stock market is up and running in both directions. as you see , the dow is getting canceled by the house of mouse. it's a big thunder mountain railroad run for disney investors after the dow component flopped earnings subs and there you see elon musk too with his twitter poll slamming tesla shares monday and tuesday, you kind of think that tesla would get put in the corner again after filings revealed ceo elon musk just shed billions in stock. market guru book doll is here on how to dodge unpleasant surprise s in your own portfolio. on these veterans day an epic effort to gift 11 mortgage-free homes over 11 weeks to our most seriously-wounded veterans, it culminated todays 1-11 in florida. you are about to meet the army staff sergeant receiving that 11th home. the iraqi insurge

liz claman, you've got a big signing this hour, don't you? if. liz: how about that? get out that bic pen -- [laughter] breaking news perhaps, after months of wrangling in negotiations over the trillion dollar bipartisan infrastructure bill, we have a little bit of sell on the news here as the white house gets set to celebrate the bill's signing into law. president joe biden will deliver remarks on the south lawn in this hour before putting his john hancock on the bill. we're going to go live to the white house when that happens. blink charging is one company primed to capitalize. the stock has been roaring higher. blink's ceo is here on the jolt he sees the bill giving to the everything v infrastructure and ecosystem as them biden sents a goal of half a million built out across the nation by 2030. we've also got breaking news on tesla. as the holiday shopping season wraps up, we've got the ceo of tanger factory outlet centers to give us his read of the retail landscape. and charlie gasparino, everybody, is back and breaking it. >>> breaking right now, after countless

about this retail stuff, and we're in a pretty good session as i hand it over to my colleague liz claman, another good day so far. liz: exactly, retail optimism ringing up market gains and a possible record close for the s&p 500. this rally comes just one day after the president signed the infrastructure bill into law , he's taking a victory lap at this hour, in new hampshire, by highlighting a crumbling granite state bridge desperate forest restoration that the money will now get to we'll speak with former ubs america ceo robert wolf on how important the bill will be to the american economy and to specific stock sectors that could be winners. even as the economy reopens though, slack is doubling down on the work from anywhere movement the ceo and co-founder of the platform, are you ready? 300,000 workplace messages per second, he's here to reveal his company's latest move to cater to those not yet heading back to the office, and one company using a not so secret weapon to drive sales aimed at millennials , why an army of social media micro-influencers is helping aka brands pump up its p

a lot of green on the screen is, it makes me smile and liz claman too.ked about, that makes me smile. [laughter] i'm looking for the jackson five rally. [laughter] the nasdaq still higher, looking a little fragile. it fell back below 16,000 after hitting the magical mark for the first time ever, we're at 15,970 right now. markets did take off at the open, that is for sure, propelled by the pfizer covid treatment pill news and a tell lahr

liz claman, again, another choppy market. the nasdaq full any in control though.ese names have been selling off, others not so much. charles, happy friday. the s&p and nasdaq, any gain will mean a record close for both as increasing coronavirus cases boost some tech names but slam energy and financials. the dow is really struggling, down 263 points. the $1.8 trillion social spending bill passed this morning by the

lauren: that's it for "making money" charles is back tomorrow, liz claman, it's over to you.are shaking off their inflation shock on this veterans day that was the big story yesterday, bond markets are shuttered for the u.s. bank holiday but the stock market is up and running in both directions. as you see , the dow is getting canceled by the house of mouse. it's a big thunder mountain railroad run for disney investors after the dow component flopped earnings subs and there you see elon musk too with his twitter poll slamming tesla shares monday and tuesday, you kind of think that tesla would get put in

charles: sounds good guys let me , luke, ryan, thank you both very very much now liz claman, over to but take a look at the fear index, it has gone hog wild. okay, friday it jumped 54% as mid-term anxiety gripped the markets but look at it right now dropping 22% to black friday 's bears getting chased off by the bulls as the new covid variant omicron may not be as worrisome as some feared. markets cutting into friday's losses and oils partial rebound leading the energy sector higher the emergence of that omicron variant, a hot topic at russia callin

over to my colleague liz claman. biden nominates federal reserve chair jerome powell to remain at his post, the president making formal announcement just over an hour ago but it an end to speculation that said lael brainard has the inside track to replace powell, brainard does not leave empty-handed. the markets

gate and pulled back the same exempt as friday and we're rallying higher as i hand it over to liz claman. liz: i'm calling this infrastructure exuberance, charles in a way it's at the heart of what's shoving all four major indices to record, while markets are well off the highs, the dow, s&p, nasdaq, and russel are dancing in the green, after congress passed a trillion dollar bipartisan infrastructure bill on friday, any gains for all three of these, or four, rather, all four, will be new records. the transports coming along for the ride here up 63 points. the crypto-verse also popping the champaign as bitcoin and ethererum rally near records as well the ceo of the oldest crypto exchange is here to tell us what's spurring this enthusiasm. bit stamp u.s. ceo bobby zagata is here in a fox business exclusive, and restrictions, one of the nation's biggest banks slapping a new rule today on its brokerage clients, they can neither take long or short positions on certain cannabis stocks. which ones can they buy and what does it all mean for weed wonder tilray here in a fox business exclusive we

now over the liz claman. liz: are you a pumpkin pie or apple pie.. liz: happy thanksgiving. the bull is making a last-minute charge on the final trainee day of the holiday week. the nasdaq in positive territory after real chalk turned negative with the federal reserve minutes from the most recent meeting says the

about this retail stuff, and we're in a pretty good session as i hand it over to my colleague liz clamantly, retail optimism ringing up market gains and a possible record close for the s&p 500. this rally comes just one day after the president signed the infrastructure bill into law , he's taking a victory lap at this hour, in new hampshire, by highlighting a crumbling granite state bridge desperate forest restoration that the money will now get to we'll speak with former ubs america ceo robert wolf on how important the bill will be to the american economy and to specific stock sectors that could be winners. even as the economy reopens

hours, you know, starting with the fed, ending with the jobs report, but i've gotta tell you liz clamancharles: no i'm not because i sold it last month. stop rubbing it in. liz: dummy. i mean, its moved up 138 spots to the number three most mentioned stock, and we'll show it to you in just a second but i've got a question for you guys do you think we'll close above dow 36,000 for the first time ever? the new record could be cracked in 59 minutes right here, the four other majors on your screen, also on track to close at never-before seen heights and by the way for the transports they're

a lot of green on the screen is, it makes me smile and liz claman too. liz: the miles davis rally you just talked about, that makes me smile. [laughter] i'm looking for the jackson five rally. [laughter] the nasdaq still higher, looking a little fragile. it fell back below 16,000 after hitting the magical mark for the first time ever, we're at 15,970 right now. markets did take off at the open, that is for sure, propelled by the pfizer covid treatment pill news and a tell lahr october jobs report. the dow jumped 560 point -- 360 points, the s&p and nasdaq running to their seventh day of records in a row. again, i don't want to overstate any kind of slight pull off the highs, but we are still gaining 206 points if the dow, s&p gaining 18 and the nasdaq up 28. so has the pandemic finally been smothered? the moves both up and and down in four key stocks at this hour indicate that the virus that brought the world to its knees is at least gasping for air. our floor show traders firing up their cameras to tell us what the action this peloton, zoom, uber and de

gate and pulled back the same exempt as friday and we're rallying higher as i hand it over to liz claman exuberance, charles in a way it's at the heart of what's shoving all four major indices to record, while markets are well off the highs, the dow, s&p, nasdaq, and russel are dancing in the green, after congress passed a trillion dollar bipartisan infrastructure bill on friday, any gains for all three of these, or four, rather, all four, will be new records. the transports coming along for the ride here up 63 points. the crypto-verse also popping

we've got great names and we're here to try to make money and liz claman, when i started this show, weining the rest of the indices we could have a strong last hour of trading. liz: what is up with the russel, charles. wait, look at this. there's nothing wishy washy about the russel. you guys, up 2.25%. charles: by the way? liz: yeah? charles: being led by amc which is up more than 4% on good fundamental news, the russel has been sideways for six months or longer people are looking for opportunity maybe that's where you see the momentum traders go next. liz: i can't. if you look at the percentage gains of the other major indexes you know what let's show you, okay? far out pacing the s&p, dow a

liz claman, you've got a big signing this hour, don't you? if. liz: how about that?breaking news perhaps, after months of wrangling in negotiations over the trillion dollar bipartisan infrastructure bill, we have a little bit of sell on the news here as the white house gets set to celebrate the bill's signing into law. president joe biden will deliver remarks on the south lawn in this hour before putting his john hancock on the bill. we're going to go live to the white house when that happens. blink charging is one company primed to capitalize. the stock has been

we've got great names and we're here to try to make money and liz claman, when i started this show, we were a little, you know, wishy washy on the s&p it's joining the rest of the indices we could have a strong last hour of trading. liz: what is up with the russel, charles. wait, look at this. there's nothing wishy washy about the russel. you guys, up 2.25%. charles: by the way? liz: yeah? charles: being led by amc which is up more than 4% on good fundamental news, the russel has been sideways for six months or longer people are looking for opportunity maybe that's where you see the momentum traders go next. liz: i can't. if you look at the percentage gains of the other major indexes you know what let's show you, okay? far out pacing the s&p, dow and nasdaq at least for today, but we got a hot start for the traditionally hot months of the year on wall street that be november, so the dow and the nasdaq are hitting all-time record highs, earlier, all three hit intraday all-time highs, we are seeing that a little bit of a pullback with the s&p down just 1 point but any gain for any of the

charles: sounds good guys let me , luke, ryan, thank you both very very much now liz claman, over to you. liz: charles i want you to look at the vix. i know you keep an eye on this but take a look at the fear index, it has gone hog wild. okay, friday it jumped 54% as mid-term anxiety gripped the markets but look at it right now dropping 22% to black friday 's bears getting chased off by the bulls as the new covid variant omicron may not be as worrisome as some feared. markets cutting into friday's losses and oils partial rebound leading the energy sector higher the emergence of that omicron variant, a hot topic at russia calling annual investment conference put on by russian banking giant, president vladimir putin fresh from taking a dose of russia's experimental covid vaccine nasal spray, will speak at this conference. we've got the man known as putin 's banker, we'll talk to him about his country it's fight against covid, the russian economy, and if the new offenses in ukraine is coming soon you've gotta hear what he says. and amc theaters breaking the internet over the weekend whe

liz claman. liz: it is true, a million things happening right now.tors struggle with stellar retail earnings in a mixed picture in the housing market. the bears winning at the moment, keep in mind the nasdaq and s&p are below record highs. president joe biden taking the infrastructure roadshow to detroit at this hour. you're looking at a light picture at the gm area where that's an all electric. it retails for more than $108,000. the president is about to get a

charles: so folks we're getting a little bit of traction here, you know, liz claman?dle moved a little bit on the apple news so we can have an exciting last hour of trading. liz: charles i am looking right now at apple's market cap closer to a $3 trillion market cap than ever before, the stock hit a record on wispers the tech giants up and gunned the engine on a long-rumored product we're getting you the breaking news. president biden meeting with the mexican president at any moment now, he's hosting the leaders of canada and mexico in the first north american leader summit in five years. the president already face to face with canadian prime minister justin trudeau in the oval office and by all accounts two of the so-called three amigos are not thrilled

now to liz liz claman to contine our journey in this last trading day of the week. liz: absolutely.e web site about to break what could be major news. exactly when and how tapering will begin. we've got our eyes on the new york fed web site waiting for that flash. in the meantime, the the bulls appear to be prepared. major indices in the green right now, but as we kick off the final hour of trade for the week, a tsunami of news hitting the tape. the sec rejects

[closing bell rings] the ceo is joining me right here on "the claman countdown."udlow" is up next ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. so the most interesting story i saw in today's headlines, oregon senator ron wyden's millionaire son blasts dad and cronies for hating the american dream. okay? stay with me on this. adam widen, the oregon democrat son, a multimillionaire hedge fund manager blasted his dad in a sunday night twe

obviously wall street likes what they heard so far were going to take it over to liz claman she will continue coverage of jay powell. liz: breaking news financials and semi conductors spiking of the federal reserve reveals the tapered timeline. it will taper back by $15 billion per month as early as the middle of this month, let's go back to the federal reserve, chairman jay powell is taking questions from the media. >> we think we will be. that is how we are thinking about it. i think judge mentally it is appropriate to be patient is appropriate for us to see what the labor market and what the economy look like when they heal further. were on a path to a different place as i mentioned when delta arrived, delta stopped job creation, estop the transition away from a good focused economy where there is excess demand for goods because their services are not available, people are not traveling. that transition itself could bring inflation down because people would spend a little less on goods while they start spending more on travel. and all sorts of travel services and things like that.

i'm going to hand it over to liz claman so the market doesn't completely fall apart investors don't wantre back in the next day and i think that's a key component to the bull market. liz: can you tell me a yankees bedtime story. [laughter] charles, thank you very much. he is right and were looking at breaking news president joe biden updated the nation on the steps he's taking to solve the challenges facing the post-pandemic academy. the remarks at the white house focus mainly on high gasoline prices in the supply chain

names they are absolutely on fire, conversely though, the russel keeps having these hiccups and liz clamannow, i know, but i mean, it's still the best performer year-over-year of the majors, so long term investors you're in if you've done well there. charles no fed day hangover for the markets? as the s&p and the nasdaq aim for six straight day of record highs, the feds taper plans plus rates still at zero good news for tech and growth stocks, not so for financials. they are keeping the dow in negative territory, the dow los ing 151 points, but lingering effects of the coronavirus

obviously wall street likes what they heard so far were going to take it over to liz claman she willnue coverage of jay powell. liz: breaking news financials and semi conductors spiking of the federal reserve reveals the tapered timeline. it will taper back by $15 billion per month as early as the middle of this month, let's go back to the federal reserve, chairman jay powell is taking questions from the media. >> we think we will be. that is how we are thinking about it. i think judge mentally it is appropriate to be patient is appropriate for us to see what

hours, you know, starting with the fed, ending with the jobs report, but i've gotta tell you liz claman, right now, i'm very impressed. liz: well, are you impressed with avis, charles? charles: no i'm not because i sold it last month. stop rubbing it in. liz: dummy. i mean, its moved up 138 spots to the number three most mentioned stock, and we'll show it to you in just a second but i've got a question for you guys do you think we'll close above dow 36,000 for the first time ever? the new record could be cracked in 59 minutes right here, the four other majors on your screen, also on track to close at never-before seen heights and by the way for the transports they're up right now, is that correct? 1,007 points if the dow transports gain just a quarter of a point, that will be the first record for that index since may, but will the market gods be as generous with records starting tomorrow? that's when we're expecting jay powell & company, the federal reserve, to announce its plan to pullback on its $120 billion bond purchase program. our floor show geniuses are here to game out the exact