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i want to begin at the cme, the tenure the last 2.72%. i am not sure that is any kind of a moment it snaps we are headed to the right or the left, but what gives us a good markets today? >> i was taking a look at nat gas today. as you mentioned, there wasn't anything super sexy except for the fact the deals kept going up, but natural gas was something i kept an eye on because we saw the inventory data come off and now the march contract above $5. obviously all the talking about is call. i don't know what everybody is complaining about right now, but natural gas has been on the move, one of the big performers on the s&p, it was leading today,' status what we kept our eye on all day today. liz: a stock picture that looks pretty good. why the big move in the dow. >> we started on the top economic reports both were weaker than expected. he actually was talking about a risk on, risk off reword trade according to the japanese yen. that led to the market turnaround. four days of gains for the dow, gave back yesterday but the green again. liz: th

let's go back to bill baruch in the pits of the cme. bill? >> hi, how are you? closing right now on the highs, 1795 1/2 is the high. we're right up against that about a tick into the close today. nice session holding initial spike highs from friday's jobs data. liz: that is an interesting move i'm glad you brought that up. what is the next piece of data or is it janet yellen's testimony that will really drive the markets? >> we're looking forward to yellen's testimony tomorrow but there is 10-year and 30-year treasury auction. there is quite a bit of chatter out of china here -- data out of china and retail sales later in the week. there is lot to look forward to but really the jobs data was a win-win situation we're telling our clients. liz: got it. >> weather could be used as excuse. it really wasn't that bad. david: bill, thank you very much. we have some breaking news coming from inside the beltway. rich edson, yet another obamacare delay. of tell us about it. >> this one for businesses between 50 and 9 workers. they have until 2016 to offer health insurance

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ashley: phil flynn at the cme, thank you very much.est levels since late october, china overtakes india as the precious metals top consumer. chinese demand for physical gold, jewelry, claims and bars have soared to record levels last year. this is the price of gold has actually dropped 28%. fears of a slowing chinese economy and possible property bubble have increased few other appealing options. sandra: united airlines passengers suffering huge delays at the airline was played with nationwide computer problems, the airline saying in a public statement "we are expensive issues with our passenger service computer system. we are working to resolve this would be as possible and apologize to our customers for any inconvenience. the flights today have been delayed, that is close to 400 flights in total, ashley. want a piece of candy? the addictive puzzle game "candy crush saga" is hoping investors will lineup for piece of its stock as well. ashley: twitter insiders ready to sell stock as well. sandra: the first public explanation of the roc

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cme group: how the world advances.his is one of mother nature's worst kinds of storms that can be inflicted on the south. that is ice. it is our biggest enemy. cheryl: hello, everybody. i am cheryl clouseau here with adam shapiro to take you through the next hour of "markets now." more than 100,000 people already without power. we will get the latest weather forecast and an update from georgia power. betting big on apple. karl i god says the stock is at 535. it is undervalued. did uncle karl tutu's mind? ride the crest to the rescue. attempting to help men. we will have all of that and more coming up on the next hour of "markets now. hello, adam. there is a market if ryan seacrest will get into it. adam: this is what you should be wearing. top of the hour. stocks every 15 minutes. stocks, well, they have seen some pickups. keeping everything status quo. that is of the environment are in. in the meantime, pulling back just a little bit. we are watching that. the nasdaq squeezing out a light game. the fear index taking a

we'll go live to the cme to sew you what is happening. we have signature money-style throwdown on tesla, including a referee. look at that. >>> rbs is paying out a billion bucks in bonuses. it is causing an outrage. does anyone care when google us did the exact same thing? even when they say it's not, it is always about money. melissa: oil climbing higher right now as the u.s. government looks to add new emergency regulations around transporting oil via railroads. over to fox business contributor phil flynn at cme. oil and natural gas is a big mover today. what is going on there. >> it is. we're seeing collapsing of the curve in march and the april mainly on changing weather forecasts. melissa,, i think what is happening with the natural gas people are trying to predict where we'll end storage for entire season. a lot of people are betting we could fall below a trillion cubic feet. the question whether we do or not, can we get back to full storage before next winter and that is really what's driving the trade right now. melissa: this talk

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cme group: how the world advances.with 55 workers is worth $19 billion. it is happening. so is this. a judge holds up the keystone pipeline, green is ecstatic, the president off the hook. the government considers monitors in newsrooms. this really is big brother stuff. patrick byrne from overstock.com is here. wash ago tim for bargains when i have amazon? blame rape on climate change, that is what some are saying. doctor keith ayman al-zawahiri will set him straight. stossel goes to college. looking for freedom on campus. he will report, this is the last thursday at this time. we will make the most of it. ♪ stuart: the latest in the 3d printing revolution which we have been talking about on this program before the other guys. we, desktop manufacturing and there is news on it today. one of the biggest plants in the industry 3d systems is partnering with as grow to allow police in your own home. download plans for the latest ploy to your home computer, print it out on your desktop 3d machine. no need to go to the store.

cme group: how the rld advances. is. melissa: significant economic turn around is underway in florida where private sector job creation is booming. especially in the tech industry. the sunshine state becoming a hotbed for innovation and businesses are taking notice. moving their operations down south and creating nearly half a million new jobs. since governor rick scott took office in 2010. i spoke to him just a short time ago in a fox business exclusive. thank you so much for coming on the program. >> well, tell me, is it true, did you all go to roger ailes and say, we look to need to move to florida? we like the fact there is no income tax, better weather, close to latin america. melissa: speaking my language. i singing my song, speaking my language. i would love that. we would move to florida in a heart beat. you're doing incredible things in your state that would make other states very envious. looking amazon moving to tampa, bringing more than 1,000 jobs with it. 300 million in capital. time warner moving to tampa,

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cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities.le you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. ♪ baby you're a rich man ♪ >> that song in honor of the beatles 50th anniversary show on ed sullivan and also for mark zuckerburg, the young man right there, he donate add billion dollars to charity last year, the most of anyone on record. he's indeed a rich man. we're a minute from the bell and come in larry. >> and janet yellen testifies before congress. do you think she's going to continue to print less and less money throughout this year, bearinn in mind the very weak economy? what do you say? >> well, i think that she wants to, what's certainly the fed's goal is taper and continue to taper until eventually they're not buying treasury bonds or stuff every single month, stuart. that's what they want to happen. that's what she wants and the fed wants, but there's pressure from the white house, right? because the if the market starts dropping like a rock there will be a situ

cme group: how e world advances.e facing with obamacare so we asked for some of your own obamacare of our stories, joanna says my husband lost his insurance when he checked what was available, his monthly payments more than doubled and his annual deductible tripled to almost $7,000. basically paying insurance companies not to be covered and moments ago we got this from a duke university study, this will dramatically cut the number of people companies hire. you have more details. liz: startling, that is what the duke university chief financial officer, a survey of chief financial officers, this is a big deal, 40% of cfos said they would consider switching full-time workers to part-time status, four of ten in the survey said they would consider switching full-time workers to part-time status when health reform fully kicks in. have said they would be reluctant to hire full-time workers, when in ten say they shift to part-time, may lay off current workers. stuart: i am reading this. one of the researchers says he doubts

cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities.d drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. ♪ >> i am jo ling kent with your fox business brief. karl icahn is dropping his effort to buy back $15 billion of his own stock. apple has repurchased $14 billion of the stock in the last two weeks. toyota not think it will stop making cars and australia are the end of 2017 years general motors and ford said they will feed their australian production soon. the economy will add an average of 200,000 jobs each month. the unemployment rate will fall to 6.3% by the end of the year. u.s. gdp will hit 2.8%. that is the latest from the fo . giving you the power to prosper. ♪ adam: trouble in paradise has been growing in years. we want to bring in managing director mr. donohue. thank you for joining us. >> we do not see immediate reaction and puerto rico bonds. this has been telegraphed for quite some time. communities are not like stocks. they are usually pretty stable. you will see some volatility in those stunts.

cme grp: how the world advances. news from the department of transportation. they are mandating that there be shipments to test all the oil products from the bakken region, the bakken shale region. hundreds of millions of gallons of oil are coming out of that region to various parts of the country. you may remember there was an explosion in quebec not long ago that killed 47 people and that was involving an oil shipment. so the department of transportation in the u.s. wants to make sure that all the oil shipments are devoid of any risk of explosion. this is just breaking. we'll continue to give you information as we get it. liz? liz: with just a few days left in february, this month is on track for the largest monthly gain in pond etf inflows ever. -- bond etf. they have taken in nearly 16 billion in through february 21st. will these inflows continue and what bond etf is the safest for your money? david: joining us etf trends.com editorr good to see you. we by the way, just had a "wall street journal" reporter talkin

let's head back to larry shover in the pits of the cme. larry?s know even though we punched through some key technical levels it will take a lot more to get to the next level. we'll need growth metrics, not just jawboning from central banks. so with that traders will be closely watching china's trade numbers tonight as well as all the pmi, flash pmis next week. also keep in mind one mistake we made we tend to contemplate positioning with sentiment and we can not do that. because being long does not mean being bullish. so there are two very different things. and that is a mistake that a lot of us made this past week. liz: larry, thank you. thank you, larry shover in chicago. david: as you can see the markets seem to love today's testimony by new federal reserve chair janet yellen. to understand why you have to read between the lines of her testimony which is exactly what our next guests have been spending their professional life doing. jon hilsenrath, "wall street journal" chief economics correspondent. john tannenbaum, northern trust chief econom

we go back to dan stesich in the pits of the cme. dan? have a really good way of reading the tea leaves before the news presses and they're not telling me they're not too worried about ukraine. we're about six higher, a point better than we went out. i'm feeling comfortable going into monday. >> thank you very much, dan. david: today's apple shareholders meeting comes at a better time than last year's meeting when the stock was trading 19% below where it is today. some people like megashareholder carl icahn think the stock could be a lot higher if management would take his advice for more stock buybacks. for details on individuals and issues doing apple right now, tedd hughes, eagan jones managing director and we have up capital management's ceo. thank you very much, guys for coming in. kent, first to you and carl icahn, what do you think of what carl icahn is doing, his proposal for more stock buybacks? why do you think it was rejected at today's meeting? >> thank you for having me, dave. as you probably know eagan jones recommended that

alan knuckman of trading advantage is on the floor of the cme, joining us right now. volume is a little bit light down there. you think people are sitting on their hands waiting for next week's jobs number or what is going on? >> there is excuse to wait. trend is very much intact. my focus is going on how the trend extending itself and indicators to gauge it. i'm looking at vix. i don't trade based on what the vix does but i was concerned with the fact that the vix is holding stubbornly high, not correcting it all even with the stock making new all-time highs. we have the vix explosion in january. we're coming down. today we're down below 14. i look at a positive side. there is downside in the vix, left, meaning more upside in the stock market because we're not very complacent yet. jenna: we're losing more steam. do you think acceleration continues and we give away gains? we were up 120, 130 points. we're dipping down. what do you think? >> i'm still very, very positive. you have to understand we made new all-time highs. we continue to make new all-time highs. there m

chris gersch in the pits of the cme, nicole on the floor of the nyse. we begin with chris gersch. the morning started on a very bad foot, ism, institute for supply management manufacturing index fell precipitously, still in growth mode, not contraction but was that honestly enough to give us a 300-point loss. >> it was. what that meant to the occur currency markets and bond markets here in chicago. all of sudden everyone jumping into the yen. huge yen strength. 10-year three-month low on the yield that carried over the s&p pit right behind me. these guys could not catch a bid for anything. series of lower lows and lower highs throughout the day. flowed all the way down continued throughout the day. david: jeff, you're thinking of gold and silver in a day like today as a place to go for safety but is there any stock, as you look at this debacle today, any stock, any equity class you're looking at right now, or are you still waiting for the bottom to drop? >> i think utilities would be a good place to hide right now. yeah, i think we have further to go. my biggest concern i'm tellin

cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities.e enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. connell: what are the big stories today? microsoft. and the ceos there. nicole: a big deal here for microsoft, the name we are familiar with, and obviously they have worked on the company and now move up to the ceo, the board of directors, appointed ceo, board of directors effective immediately, he held the position of executive vice president of the cloud and enterprise group, the group that he served and oversaw the server and tool business which outperformed, got caught positive comments from bill gates and steve ballmer, bill gates says there is no better person for the role, steve ballmer 20 years, the right leader for microsoft spearheaded transition into the company moving into the clouds so here we go. the new ceo of microsoft. dagen: apparently so well like to. we will see you, thank you so much. google's barge in the san francisco bay no longer welcome. the co

cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. >>> 1848 is the number on the s&p. if we can hold that going through the end of the session, that will be a new record high, a record close. the top ten winners today, newfield's doing well but i think it's the retailers that really are sparking a lot of people's imagination. target, if you look over the last six months, has underperformed the broader market by a staggering 25% so that's some give-back today. lowe's in the wake of that report as well also doing reasonably well. >> the home builders have been doing well. ivy zelman's interview today really moved those stocks. there is very interesting pockets of strength. it's been fun, simon. thanks. >> i always enjoy it. thank you very much. that is it for "power lunch." >> "street signs" begins right now. >>> i did that for you guys. the market is tired of fast moves. it wants somebody who will spend some time with some stocks. a

cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. adam: time for your "tech minute." i do stuff cutting the price of windows 8.1 by 7% to compete with cheaper products. $15 what computer makers will be charged to license windows 8.1 compared to the standard $50 fee as the new ceo gave his first interview to "the new york times" saying his job isn't about money, it is to think about innovation. facebook's acquisition of whatsapp had in outage this weekend for more than three hours on saturday. there was no service of the whatsapp messaging app. server issues were to blame. it was the biggest acquisition in history. in barcelona, mark zuckerberg said whatsapp represents a great bid for the growing social network and had a goal to connect everyone in the world. shares of facebook in record high territory. trading $71. shares of blackberry soaring as it will make the messaging service available to microsoft windows phone

cme group: how the world advances. out there is given a and a peak outside our window of middle manhattan. 30 degrees. it started off at 24. temperatures are set to drop even further this weekend people are escaping to warmer states and of my travel companies taking fuller advantage. now let's go back to nicole petallides at new york stock exchange. >> and baby it is cold outside. you are right of the money. appetizer's a and expedient to read well coming out with the latest numbers and quarterly profits higher than what was expected. that help to give the stock a boost. how to accomplish that? more hotel stays than expected and more flights than expected so both air and hotel did well. over 52 weeks it is flat but it is a great move go read to the upside. liz: labatt shares of apple moving slightly higher the company reported earnings on january 27, you can see a big drop-off. tim cook jumped into say you have to do something between that moment and right now $14 billion of a share buyback. does that mean carl icahn w

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cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities.ach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. >>> the winter freeze taking its toll on the housing sector, delaying home construction and home improvement projects. joining us now from new york is brian nagel, oppenheimer and company, senior equity research analyst. we had somebody from the south, the atlanta hub and he says they don't sell much salt down there. can they make up in salt what they lose in construction material? i don't think so. >> probably not in the near term. the way i think about this, both home depot and lowe's will report fourth quarter results next week. i think there will be a weather impact. they sold more cold weather type product but other sales were hurt. the real key for them as we look at the first quarter to the extent weather does get better at some point, that should be a big positive for both chains. >> we talked about it yesterday with the transportation sector. does what you don't get now, do you

the latest blast of winter weather, the trading pits of the cme, we will take you out there coming upxt. adam: of 15-year-old fetterman on why he ditched finance to cater to the vip set with his incredible many desserts. stick around. cheryl: natural gas on track to insist more -- four straight days, fox business contributor phil flynn is in the trading pits of the cme. natural gas is pouring back after the biggest sell-off in 17 years. how weather-related are we talking here? >> big part of it and a big part of it is where we end up in the year end storage. we had some breaking news from the energy information administration that basically gave us a new number for end of the year storage. the u.s. is now going to be able to store 4.332 trillion cubic feet of natural gas at the end of the retail season, usually october and november. that is where we have a backup supply if we have a very cold winter and after this winter, traders are wondering if that is going to be enough. look what happened this winter. temperatures have been very cold, storage has fallen to 1.333 trillion cubic fee

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cme group: how the world advances.k. it's time for your "squawk box" planner this morning. in earnings central, best buy will be one stock to watch this morning. the retailer expected to report during the next hour of "squawk box." of course, we'll bring that news to you as it comes. among the economic report slated for this morning, jobless claims and the january durable goods reports, that's released at 8:30 a.m. eastern time. and fed chair janet yellin testifying before the senate banking committee, that comes at 10:00 eastern time. this is testimony that was postponed due to that snow earlier this morning. and that is your "squawk box" market planner. joe, over the you. >>> andrew, coming up, we'll talk to one company that's been directly impacted by obamacare. we'll hear what the ceo of medassets are handling all the changes and what changes we can expect. ameriprise asked people a simple question: can you keep your lifestyle in retirement? i don't want to think about the alternative. i don't even know how to answ

cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities.e enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. >>> welcome back to "squawk box," everyone. we've been watching the futures very closely because of all the concerns you've had. it looked like we were up above 70 points above fair value. we have come down from those highs after yesterday's loss. right now, futures are up. dow futures up by about 15 points above fair value. s&p futures up by 2.25 points. overnight in japan, the nikkei tumbled. this came the day after japan wound up in correction territory with a decline of more than 10% so far. the nikkei is down by 14%. as for the rest of the asian markets, they all finished lower. you have to remember this is the first time some of those chinese markets have had the chance to react to what's been going on for the last several days. in europe, you can see that the green arrows there have turned around, too. the dax is down by 1%. a decline of almost 100 points in germ

traders at the cme group and nynex. teddy weisberg, we started to falter 35 minutes ago.t did you see? why did that happen? >> i am not sure why. there is no question that the markets are getting a mixed message. you got a mixed message from the fed minutes and getting a very mixed message from the economy. we traded back up to sort of the recovery highs where we were or the all-time highs in the end of december. a lot of losses in january. we seem to be levitating for the moment and i think the issue is going forward that as we exit the earnings season and the focus becomes more and more the economy, could become problematic for the market and one wonders whether we will revisit the kind of markets we saw in january as we enter into march. liz: this market continues to climb the wall of worry. it is amazing resilience we have, we have yet to see anything more than 6% correction in the s&p 500. that proved to be a buying opportunity. how long does this continue? >> right here we are seeing the market against these highs and we need a catalyst to push above new highs. the

cme group: w the world advances. and. gerri: a. >> 2001.idence obtained by the daily collar of a systematic attempt to destroy veterans' medical records by a employees themselves in and los angeles attempting to quell the of backlog of claims. joining me now is a veteran of concern veterans for america. what about this video? >> it is absolutely shocking but we expected this. the virginia has demonstrated time and again it cannot be held accountable for those that have served the nation they're more concerned about the backlog numbers than those who have given so much to this nation have a right to have an appointment not to have the records discarded it is such a disgrace was such a backlog that this has been proven. gerri: these were medical records from veterans that have medical health request and it wanted to be processed to get medical help. instead the virginia destroyed the documents? the very documents needed to get them in front of doctors? we will go back to the office where this took place here are some employees talking about w

cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities.ble you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. liz: it is the last day of february. it is a friday, what do we have here? we have the dow jones industrials just peeking up into positive territory. we were higher by more than 126 points, the nasdaq-up 54 -- had been up 54. we've got the s&p 500 flat, but guess what? it was up 13. so we've seep some selling pressure -- seen some selling pressure in the last 40 minutes. back with the sec commissioner dan gallagher. we don't want to solve the last crisis, correct? that would be a mistake. >> right. liz: clearly, paul volcker who is one of the smartest men ever, he secured stagflation, charlie's blinking his eyes and saying i'm not sure. [laughter] >> years there. liz: at least preventing banks from using proprietary funds to trade would prevent a future crisis. isn't there something to be said for trying to keep the banks from getting into a different kind of trouble in the

we'll go live to the cme to sew you what is happening. money-style throwdown on tesla, including a referee. look at that. >>> rbs is paying out a billion bucks in bonuses. it is causing an outrage. does anyone care when google us did the exact same thing? even when they say it's not, it is always about money. melissa: oil climbing higher right now as the u.s. government looks to add new emergency regulations around transporting oil via railroads. over to fox business contributor phil flynn at cme. oil and natural gas is a big mover today. what is going on there. >> it is. we're seeing collapsing of the curve in march and the april mainly on changing weather

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