d.r. horton led to strength of sector in home-building stocks. d.r. horton leading the way with gains nearly 7%. back to you. melissa: lori, thank you. oil giving stocks a boost boosted by five executive orders from president trump, aimed at advancing two major pipelines. >> this is in regard to the construction of the keystone pipeline, something that has been in dispute. subject to renegotiation of terms by us. we're going to renegotiate some of the terms. if they would like, we'll see if we get the pipeline built. melissa: he signed a similar order for the dakota access pipeline as well. scott, what are traders saying about all this? what is their take? >> more the feel good factor. hasn't really done a ton for price of oil. we're still between 50 or $55 level. we'll need to see proof in the pudding. feel good sector for energy in the states. just like manufacturing sector when he tries to keep jobs here. still proof in the pudding, wait and see thing. 'll e how flows through with economic indicators driving for whole four years. melissa: scott, i f

if anyone from the federal reserved listened to the d.r. horton call, do they do that? sometimes they do and sometimes they don't. maybe they watch the show. the three rate hike plan for 2017 is game on. suddenly all the bank haters are scrambling to get back on board. i like citi group because it remains the cheapest and buying back 7% at a low price. don't be too cute. pick a bank. own it. it's not just interest rates. oil is reacting heading upwards. maybe more important copper is breaking out. that's a good soon of activity and you need copper when you build. watch free port, fcx, it's incredibly strong and the copper play that broke out today with an improved balance sheet and plenty of low conference, holy cow aluminum is rallying for al cow wh -- alcoa, aa. the third of my favorite things, the hills are alive with the sound of deregulation and when there is less regulation, you can put more people to work. we keep hearing deregulation is a very long process and that's ridiculous. okay? i didn't learn that much at harvard law school but the ad minute stray tors of

. >>> an increase in new orders hemt lift d.r. horton. the profits and sales grew and helped expectations. the company reafirld its full year outlook as well. sales rose to 64.60. and chinese ecommerce giantal banna said the strength in the business led to a rise in profit and sales. those results easily beat expectations. they said it would raise its revenue guidance. the shares were 3% higher. and packaging servicing company, for more than $1 billion. it is expected to increase. the stocks rose more than 1.5% to 54.05. meanwhile, shares of multipackaging soared by 23% to $17.79. >>> immigration reform as you probably know was a cornerstone of president trump's campaign. when an undocumented immigrant is arrested for a crime in portland, oregon, he or she may get jail time and not be deported. that's because portland is one of hundreds of sanctuary cities across the country. but that may cost the municipalities millions of dollars. >> reporter: every day, romeo helps more than a hundred day laborers find work in portland, oregon. a nonpr

. >> did you see numbers about d.r. horton that were smaller than the d.r. horton numbers? d.r. horton, david, it was popularly elected to be the strongest home builder. you want to contest that? >> we'll have an investigation into that. >> that's right. and i'll tell you, the fbi will be all over you. because nobody's immune, my friend. >> just what i need. >> when we come back, cisco's chuck robbins on this company's deal to buy software start-up app dynamics before the ipo. we'll talk about a big day in national security, the president with more executive orders, comments from china on trade and we'll keep our eye on 20k. back in a minute. what's the value of capital? what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley >>> a down to the wire deal. app dynamics was supposed to be the first big tech ipo of the year, going public tomorrow, until cisco said it was buying it las

d.r. horton one of the outperformers. it's a 14.6% on orders. bill, shares are up nearly 7%. >> all right. thank you, kelly. >>> we've got 30 minutes left in the trading session. what has been a pretty good day for the bulls with the dow up 122 points. the s&p and nasdaq in record territory. joining me on the floor of the new york stock exchange, jim anderson. the transports, we haven't highlighted that. even with oil moving higher today. clearly the market's gotten off the dime today. what do you make of this? >> sure has. looks like it's the beginning of phase 2 of the trump rally. >> okay. >> what you're most likely going to have a new closing high for the s&p 500 and the nasdaq today. the dow is probably a little bit away from that. there might be a lot of excitement tomorrow about dow 20,000. the transports will close at the highest level in a month. closing just above 9400. is this a market you want to buy into? >> i certainly think so. i think the messaging you've gotten from the last two days is that where the very strong rally from the

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. >> d.r. horton. >> it is picking up, seeing some areas. look, you've got to go with strength. think you like it, josh, don't you? >> yeah. this is one of the name that's right down the middle of the road in terms of their mean product offering, one of the better ones to own. >> following samsung's semi conductor, micron moving higher. >> demand in chip pricing, giving credence to the belief that pcs are picking up. a lot of analysts are coming out, upgrading the amount of pcs sold this year, could be in response for stronger labor markets. that bodes well for micron, intel and others. >> alibaba. >> a company that's got revenue in the third quarter up 53%. and actually, commerce is shr k shrinking as a total percentage of revenue. company seems to be doing a lot right. not getting a ton of credit on the street. i like them. >> adobe. >> poster child of the fall when the technology sector couldn't rally. breaks out here. love it. getting away from microsoft. >> speaking of a rally, market up 106 right now as dow 20,000 watch back on? i dare say it is. we're back after this. ♪ ♪

take a look at some of the big home builders like pulte, d.r. horton, lennar, kb home.t's trying to recover some of those gains right now. green across the board for the major ones. take a look at one of the big etfs that tracks this market, the shb, spdr home builders, up midday. up over 1 1.25% so far. with the move over the past couple of weeks, home builders and that etf are getting back up toward those 52 week highs. not there just yet but still a place to watch for some traders out here, guys. >> a big day. man with a great market sense and fashion sense. excellent tie choice today, dom. now that we have hit 20,000, now what? will the dow go even higher, fall victim to the curse of the round numbers? mike santoli, it's like a choose your own adventure novel. >> brian, you might not have to choose. you can continue higher yet the round number can still, down the road, serve as a curse. looking back over the long history of the dow jones industrial average at other very round number milestones. 1906 first time it hit 100. it did go up past that a little bit but actu

d.r. hortonr its best day in more than year after they beat earnings and sales earnings to make $2.9 billion and adjusted earnings, very encouraging is the fact that orders for new homes rose by 15% , so another tell on the idea of future activity for the housing sector could be quite strong. paul d homes and lead are trading higher. as for the tight inventory, we we havereat chart -- the following inventory in white and in white and yellow, existing home sales. we see after the great recession and homes crash in the last decade, they nice tick higher with 2016 the best year over this entire time, being helped by inventories dropping to a 10 year low. inces could tick higher 2016. scarlet: thank you so much. series,'s walk the talk we focus on social changes that have outpaced corporations ability to adapt. we spoke to the author of the " and she"own it explains why women have gone backwards when it comes to equality in the workforce. >> diversity has stalled. gender progress, we've see it in pol