david asman will take you through it. david: we have steve forbes among others.apiro at the new york stock exchange. we're talking about a down day but not so for facebook. why has that happened? >> facebook at all-time high today. year-to-date up 30% this stock. today up roughly 3%. a lot has to do with good call have an analysts at still saying there is more upside. they're good at getting market share and advertising dollars. shareholders are smiling. david: amazon shareholders, why are they doing well? >> amazon up 2%. you heard about the big dish deal with disney. amazon will let dish subscribers programing on kindle. this is another part of amazon,, being, amazon helping dish with its dish anywhere programing. 14 million subscribers. [closing bell ringing] some of them probably have a didn't kill. david: by the way certain sectors did well. financials were doing particularly well. bank of america up 3%. you can look at overall down day on the dow. but it is a mixed signal on a lost individual stocks we've been looking at. the dow jones industrials as you ca

i'm david asman. welcome to "forbes on fox." we have steve forbes, mike oh, sane yan, elizabeth mcdonald, and john tanny. john, the white house was dumping all this on cincinnati but the lerner memos show she wanted to keep them out of it. >> the reality is that the course of history may have been changed by the irs' actions. groups formed influenced the 2012, to blunt the obamacare ground game were muzzled by the irs. this could have changed lector yal results, legislative results. the administration has to come clean about what it knew and what it did. >> the president said there's not a smidgen of scandal here. looks like more than a smidgen. wouldn't you say? >> look, you have to point out here, lois lerner does not and did not work for the white house. that's number one. the question presumes that this couldn't have happened without white house knowledge, and yet i actually went back and reviewed it, it was a good opportunity to do it. so far nobody has stepped forward with any evidence that links the white house to any of

let's get to nicole petallides as david asman joins me. david: triple digit gain.eing higher move ahead of the stress test results, right? >> right. we'll be obviously watching banks as jpmorgan obviously soaring through the $60 mark. many of them at records. so it has been great news for financials. a lot of traders are pretty high on this group. david: nicole, i love stuart varney but we may never see him again because he has microsoft, he has been waiting for this moment. microsoft over 40. today we saw it! >> that's a big deal. because we haven't seen, split adjusted basis this is above 40, highest we've seen since the year 2000. i will speculate that he loves fox biz so much that he will stick around, right, dave. david: think so, yeah. >> pretty amazing new highs today. liz: despite the high price of guacamole the burrito bowl was strong for chipolte. all-time highs? >> all the stories about avocados. all-time high. chipolte up 2 1/2%. [closing bell ringing] david: in fact we're gaining on that triple digit lead on the dow right now. liz: we're waiting on nik

david asman joins me for "after the bell." kind of big names are joining us including microsoft. nicole petallides at new york stock exchange. liz: here she is. blackberry taking another hit today. >> again. you were hoping for a bounce-back for all the blackberry shareholders. down another 4%. concerns about revenue for blackberry. 8.07 is where blackberry is now. david: let's talk about microsoft. it is over 41, rye? >> it hit a new high for the dow jones industrial average. satya nadella made a presentation of office boeing to the ipad. they will be focusing on apps. the stock up 1.7%. liz: microsoft is trading above $41 a share. we vane seen that price in years. >> when you talk about microsoft we're really looking at some tech stocks, liz, focusing on nasdaq up over 1%. micron technology another great, great performer, up 8% ahead of earnings later in the week. david: may be that biotech is turning around now, nicole. ibb, sort of the biotech etf. that is doing very well today. >> biotech had a tough turn, beaten undo. fo

let's bring in david asman to talk about the markets "after the bell." a little bit of a roller-coaster. one question i asked about our economic guru charlie brady what the volume was like. he said 5% below what is normal. it is not particularly low but there's not a lot of conviction happening here. i don't want to downgrade it but not a lot of conviction. let's go to nicole petroleum down at new york stock exchange. talk about folks really winning big today, ibm, hewlett-packard, cisco. they're all doing really well. >> exciting when technology can lead the market and help the market along. that what is weigh saw ibm, hewlett-packard, cisco, all of which are up 2 or 3%. fans apps didn't participate at all. cheryl: shares of zynga are moving higher as we look for king digital ipo to price. >> this will be a big one. "candy crush", king digital. zynga is up 3%. [closing bell ringing] david: certain sectors really popping. airlines doing really well. people said i have the winter fatigue. i don't care if the plane is not on time i want to go down south! p

david asman joins me as we the markets are under pressure. the question is you how far will this expand? will they settle for crimea? will they settle for ukraine and go after the baltics? a lot of questions this hour. >> nicole and traders are out there watching things like exchange traded funds. >> other russian etfs are down more than 7%. obviously as tensions remain and continue to build there, we're seeing selling in different areas. those russian etfs, even here at home we're seeing market reaction as oil moves higher where there is concern russia is a big producer and gold is a safe haven. david: on a day where you see practically nothing but red arrows, green arrows stand out. up nine 1/2% for jcpenney. we have a guest come on to talk about that. [closing bell ringing] >> is great move for jcpenney. that tax on last week when they were up 27%. david: we'll talk about jcpenney. why is it popping? liz: as bells ring on wall street it has been a very tough session but we're clearly 100 points off the lows of the session for the dow. that

david asman and sandra smith will take you through the next hour of fox business. nks for setting us up. market shrugged off ukraine. whether the concerns should continue or vladmir really pulled it off. >> you caught me looking at my notes. the dow finishes up 192 points or more, biggest point gain ever the year. we're well on our way. 225 points a minute left in trading. david: let's go to nicole petallides at new york stock exchange. >> today is biggest move for the dow so far this year. >> nicole, disney in particular, all-time record high as it sign as deal with dish. >> both those names sandra, hitting new highs. obviously great deal. long-term deal for dish and disney. david: the dogs of the market coming back. barnes & noble, and had you been watching our show yesterday you would have heard a guy say jcpenney had a 40% move to the upside coming. it made headway in that direction today, no? >> right. that is because s&p raised their outlook on jcpenney to stable from negative. that is grade news. a great move for it. [closing bell ringing] david: bells are ri

david asman joining me now. closing bell, david, what a day on wall street. look at this. we have a loss of 88 points for the dow. david: charles really focused on it, charles payne, when he market started to turn sour, this happens so often the market starts like gangbusters, pulls back midday and goes down again. by the way we get the bank numbers out, who passed, who failed. the bank stress tests. nicole petallides before we get to the financial sector i want to talk about kings, which is that "candy crush" company, and facebook, fans of facebook were not big fans of the deal with ocular, that company that does the virtual stuff. >> that was a big foray for facebook into hardware. talk about king. king making a new low at 19 bucks. down 15 1/2 dollars. real disappointment. facebook, this was the foray into wearable device arena. sandra: i'm just laughing. david: virtual stuff. laughing at my description of oculus as virtual stuff company. sandra: virtual growing gels. nicole, names looking at today's session.

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jo david asman joins me now. we look at a very tentative market in the last hour here. is only thing positive. things could change. looks like it is getting a little better. liz: let's bring in nicole at new york stock exchange. nick, we talked about the big winners. we talked about foot locker. >> what an impressive move for foot locker today. great with real estate. closing some. relocate others. nike was up because of foot locker. up eight 1/2%, foot locker. david: i'm always a optimist. i'm looking for big winners here. coupon.com. go no further. what a gain. >> ipo we talked about. finally turning at least a quarterly profit. we're waiting for the full annual profit from this company. coupon.com up 80% to the close. liz: fireeye, it slummed today, following a stock offering. people look at that as dilution. >> they're raising $80 million. this stock is up 85% this year. it has been a hot stock. this diluted the stock. david: not always good, when some things go up like the 10-year treasury rate. [closing bell ringing] that is up significantly today. we'll keep an e

♪ >> i'm david asman with your fox business brief. consumer prices ticking up last month.index rose by .1 of a percent in january, matching expectations. >>> bad weather forcing u.s. airlines to post one of the worst january on-time rates ever, just 67.7% of flights arrived on time. that is down from an 81% on-time rate previous january. d.o.t. found 6.5% of all domestic flights were canceled compared to 1 1/2% canceled in january of 2013. >>> ceos are more optimistic about the economy including plans for hiring and capital spending. business roundtable economic index rose to 92.1 this quarter up from 85.5 reading in the fourth quarter of 2013. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. cheryl: here's a question for you. will there be any surprises in the latest round of stress tests for the nation's largest banks on thursday? charlie gasparino is here with details. you not going to hear it anywhere else. >> analysts say that the surprise they should all pass it this time. last time i think citigroup actually failed the stress test.

liz: david asman joins me now. as we walk our way up to the closing bell.llides is right there on the floor of new york stock exchange. roller coaster day, up 42, down 85. >> name of the game and that's what we've been seeing. here are some dow laggard. dupont, for example, we heard about props at home, problems abroad, seed delivery, delayed planting down is.%. united technologies down -- 1.8% down. retailers are saying how the cold weather hurt their numbers. david: there is big news in the housing industry. mortgage giants fannie mae and freddie mac, they're thinking of trying to wind them down. of course they're government entities. those stocks, 30% down. 30% on freddie as well. >> this is after the stocks hit new highs today. everybody has been running into these stocks. meanwhile you have a redo basically of the mortgage market by our regulators. that doesn't bode well for these guys or pershing's bill ackman. liz: tesla jumps up 10%, this is often followed by something like a fall of 2%. [closing bell ringing] which is pretty much what we're seeing

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cheryl: here we go on this friday, david asman. it was certainly not a boring week. by the way we're seeing a lot of high-tech executives including sark r mark zuckerberg at white house with a closed-door meeting with the president. they're talking about security issues. we'll go to that as soon as we can. we'll talk first about what is happen negotiate markets. we saw the nike was way down nicole, after their earnings report. they were blaming china and change in currency. >> right. china, foreign exchange rates, those were part of the problem for nike and going forward too. a little slowing in china but big picture they continue with the sale but certainly a knee-jerk reaction today. not a good day for nike. it was down 5%. cheryl: a lot ever news crossing last night and of course today. biotech, nicole had been one of the brightest areas of the market. that is tumbling again today. what is going on? >> no doubt, cheryl. gilead sciences there were pricing concerns when reading through barron's. that bashed entire biotech market. amgen down 3.2% and -- david: netflix

. >> i'm david asman with your fox business brief.noble and microsoft will develop a new microsoft e reader app for windows. it will be cobranded with the nook. this move updates the agreement made in 2012 when microsoft invested $300 million for a minority stake in nook media. >>> the justice department is disputing a mortgage fraud report from its own inspector general. despite receiving $196 million to combat mortgage fraud activities between 2009 and 2011, the number of fbi agents working cases and number of open investigations actually decreased. a do-7 spokesperson counters that number of indictments and convictions saying they increased. >>> average fix yeared mortgage rate rose 4.37%, up from the last week's 4.28. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. adam: wall street can't ignore this. some disturbing patterns emerging in the string of alleged suicides on wall street. charlie gasparino is here with exclusive details. >> here is the thing. you don't want to generalize from a handfu

i'm david asman. welcome to "forbes on fox." we have steve forbes, mike oh, sane yan, elizabeth mcdonald, and john tanny. john, the white house was dumping all this on cincinnati but the lerner memos show she wanted to keep them out of it. >> the reality is that the course of history may have been changed by the irs' actions. groups formed influenced the 2012, to blunt the obamacare ground game were muzzled by the irs. this could have changed lector yal results, legislative results. the administration has to come clean about what it knew and what it did. >> the president said there's not a smidgen of scandal here. looks like more than a smidgen. wouldn't you say? >> look, you have to point out here, lois lerner does not and did not work for the white house. that's number one. the question presumes that this couldn't have happened without white house knowledge, and yet i actually went back and reviewed it, it was a good opportunity to do it. so far nobody has stepped forward with any evidence that links the white house to any of

charles: david asman joins us.e reality is, the left keeps saying this thing is successful. >> talk about young people not joining up. let's face it, it has become the national public radio has become the propaganda arm of the obama administration and the democratic party in general. they have a lot of our money. the partial government shutdown only indispensable organizations got money. they got $445 million. the day of the government shutdown because they were considered indispensable and they are indispensable to the propaganda machine. they have come out with report after report saying the premiums have been coming down, young people are applying in droves to help the health care. they're quoting a 21-year-old saying i am healthy, i don't make too many trips to the doctor. when i do i would like to have a different way to pay for other than it' it coming out of my po. reports like this coming day after day, very often after these reports come out the white house will tweet these reports out saying this is what

special thanks to david asman and president obama. >> and thanks to anna kooiman who is here for elisabeth>> one day to sleep in and you're back for two straight days. >> i'll be snoozing -- actually not true. i'm going out with rick reismuth. we're going to do a warrior workout together.ç >> is that a date or a shoot? >> this is a work husband. >> if something happens, i'm curious to see if anna or rick will be using their obamacare coverage. >> speaking of obamacare, we knew this was coming. we knew there would be delay. they asked kathleen sebelius about it a couple of weeks ago. she said no there is not going to be a delay. the white house later today will announce another delay and here is how it works. they're going to say there are so many people who have tried to sign on and have been unable. if you go to healthcare.gov and check the blue button you will get an extension. what the extension means is i tried to sign up but couldn't finish the job. >> they got a phone call, unexpected guests, car had a flat tire? >> first of all, it is going to be the honor system. they're not going