let's now get to david faber over at liberty media's analyst day for more. hi, david. >> hi, sara. you. yeah, you know, perhaps nobody has had more of an impact on the changing landscape in media than john malone who for the last 30 years or so has certainly been a part of many of the different movements that have taken place. the latest tectonic shift taking place under that announced deal which time warner will be acquired by at&t. and i asked malone what he sees as next in the industry as it applies to some of the other big players, namely disney. >> i think what happens is disney is the only big very attractive content owning distribution company. >> it is not controlled either. >> it is not controlled. okay. if somebody went after disney, my guess is apple would have to finally make a decision. >> yep. >> because they're very close with, you know, disney -- >> iger on the board of apple. >> correct. if i had to guess what you will see is a split of disney with espn spunoff, and probably espn could be owned and protected by a distributor in the u.s. and apple would be more inte

i'm sara eisen along with david faber and mike santoli. here at post nine at the new york stock exchange. carl has the day off. let's take a look at where we are on the markets. another record day for the major averages. the dow is up a quarter of a percent or 50 points, which means a record high. s&p 500 up 0.2 and the nasdaq little changed. wti crude though off about 1.25%. 47.36 ahead of the big opec meeting next wednesday. >> let's get to our road map this morning, and it starts with, well, where else of course, holiday retail and the pulse of black friday. we're going to take you around the country and as well to retailers bottom line. >> plus, markets in the trump rally, the dow and s&p as i just mentioned making all-time highs. sectors and stocks to watch for the rest of the year. >>> and speaking of the president-elect, a transition day for commerce and a fight to keep a carrier plant in indiana comments, we'll have more on those negotiations. >>> but we start with retail. many stores already opened yesterday on thanksgiving day, b

now back to david faber. >> well, thank you very much, mr. santelli. t to give us a look at "squawk alley" at the top of the hour. >> well, david, start of first full week with new president-elect and major indices may be mixed but some tech stocks have been taking it on the chin. we'll tell you which those are. also, samsung major move kind of perhaps its moment why does all that matter and more coming up on swauls. "squawk alley." when a moment turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury,

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.ne day until the election. futures are sharply higher on news over the weekend. james comey telling congress there is no change to the fbi's conclusion regarding hillary clinton. europe with some gains of its own economical dar pretty light today. most news obviously going to be overshadowed by politics. as we said, stocks around the globe rallying after fbi director james comey's comments. the s&p looks to break a nine-session losing streak. jim, i've been looking for corporate news, micro stuff, that's just not going to pop today. >> no, look, mgm is going to have a good number, but i don't want to minimize it. i did a piece this morning, i look through the charts pretty much every weekend for the last 30 years. i didn't open because it really doesn't matter. now, we did see the search in the futures and you could argue, now pretty crystal clear, the people who trade futures, whoever they are, clearly they're not pro-trump. or they may be pro-trump, but they think clinton wins. i fou

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen and david faber at post nine.k for three solid weeks of gains, dow is up 10 of 12 and really only needs about 30 points for another intraday high. got some economic data crossing the tape this morning. let's get to rick santelli. rick. >> well, october read on new home sales 563,000, a bit less than expected. and we lost 19,000 on a revision from 593 to 594. so that's down just under 2%. keep in mind 1.39 million was a high water mark in july of '09. weakest number since june. now, let's look at our final november read on university of michigan sentiment. at 93.8 it replaces the mid month read at 91.6, so an improvement there. best level at 93.8 since 94.7 in may. and the inflation numbers, one year outlook eased back from mid re read of 2.7. five-year also a mid month read of 2.7 and eased back to 2.6. all this is important on housing especially after yesterday's blowout existing home sales. and for the granular detail as always we head east to diana olick. diana. >> well, rick, you're asking why was it a blowout

i'm david faber along with kayla tausche and mike santoli.e from post nine at the new york stock exchange. carl quintanilla and sara eisen both off today. let's get a look at the markets and oil. we're up on both. the s&p at this point up about 0.31% and wti having quite a good day with 1.7% move higher. in the meantime, for reserve chair janet yellen getting ready to testify on capitol hill before congress's joint economic committee. steve liesman joins us now to fill us in on what we can expect. steve. >> good morning, david. janet yellen testimony just a few minutes from now, she's going to use some of her most definitive language yet to signal a coming rate hike saying one could be, quote, appropriate relatively soon. she repeats the words from the fed's most recent policy statement that the case for rate hike has strengthened. and she adds a new warning about the dangers of delaying a rate hike. the market judges a nearly 90% chance of a rate hike in december. and yellen's comments seem to backup that conviction. the fed chair said they

david faber, back to you. >> all right, thank you very much, mr.i. >>> coming up, an exclusive interview with the ceo of saudi aramco. and it's the final push in the race to the white house. only four days to go 6789 fo. former labor secretary elaine chao joining us and carl's interview with tesla's ceo elon musk live from the baron investment conference at 11:00 a.m. eastern. the greatest population shift in human history is happening before our eyes. sixty to seventy million people are moving to cities every year. at pgim we help investors see the implications of long term megatrends like the prime time of urban expansion, pinpointing opportunities to capture alpha in real estate, infrastructure and emerging markets. partner with pgim the global investment management businesses of prudential. >>> if you're looking for value in the stock market, and who isn't, do you need to look outside the u.s. borders? one strategist says yes. he'll explain why at tradingnation.cnbc.com. more "squawk on the street" coming up. for the holidays. before his mom ea

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. it is veterans day when we honor those who have served in the u.s. armed forces. bond market is closed. stocks are not changing much after of course the best week for the dow in at least five years. it is day three of the presidential transition. a lot to get to. europe is mixed. sterling at about a five or six-week high here. and oil below 44. our road map begins with the markets and a pause in the post election rally. >> plus, we're going to get numbers from alibaba on its biggest sales day of the year. and we'll also have a live interview with its president. >>> skb disney, the stock volatile after earnings and revenue miss, higher right now. we're going to dive into those numbers. first up, one day after the dow hit the new all-time high, the fed also in focus at a banking conference in chile. fies chairman stanley fischer calling the case for a rate hike quite strong saying the fed is, quote, reasonably close to achieving its employment and inflation goals. no real direct comment

. >> mike, this morning our co-anchor david faber said he just starts the game 45 minutes late.ifts. he can collapse all the commercials, all the space in between plays. i wonder if lee's point about millennials' attention spans will apply to football the way it has long applied to baseball. >> i think that's probably exactly part of the big point. i think if you capture it in one sentence, says it would be that the nfl has shifted or is shifting from an audience of real die hard team fans. people that follow the teams. even when it's not a compelling matchup, you'll watch the entire game, even if your team is winless like the cleveland browns. you're going to watch the whole game like i did as a kid versus today where with the millennials, you're not so much a fan of a team. you're a fan of a player. you're driven by fantasy sports. how is my player doing? i don't have to watch on tv. i can then go to my iphone afterwards and just see how many catches did odell beckham have, how many yards did he have? that's what the nfl is dealing with now, and this is why you are seeing thin

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the financial market.talian referendum and keep an eye on retail and cyber monday. europe's in the red. 10-year 2.32 is lower than the 2.4 we fwot on friday. road map begins with record highs in stocks. trump rally enters its fourth week as we see a new upped forecast for global growth. >> the business ramifications of a post fidel castro world, will the president-elect reverse the thawing of relations? >> plus, the american consumer's back, at least according to estimates from the shopping weekend. but did retailers benefit? >> and at&t goes over the top, another online service aimed at cord cutters. we're going to have those details in a moment. >>> first up, a new trading week after the three major indices closed friday trading at record highs. same goes for the russell which is coming off its 15th straight day of gains since february '96. small caps up 12.7 since the election. the russell, guys, only had two streaks longer than this one in its history. >> this is remarkable rally because it's based on

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange.he s&p poised for a seventh straight decline, something we've not seen in five years as bonds, gold, the peso, the vix all point to heightened volatility ahead of the election. europe's lower as well. oil down four days in a row and inventories are on the way. our road map begins with the election six days away. polls show pretty much a dead heat. hundreds of economists including prize winners urging voters not to vote for trump in an open letter. >> alibaba shares are on the rise this morning, the world's largest retailer showing strength and cloud and in mobile. >>> and big beat for time warner, company also raising full year forecast as it gets ready for that merger with at&t. call is wrapping up and we'll get you headlines on that. but first up, futures are moving lower a day after the s&p extends its losing streak to six. data from adp shows private sector added 147,000 jobs last month, that is below expectations. meantime, the fed's latest interest rate decision and policy statem

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i puzzle over this every morning with david faber. he would say that's because of the self-driving cars coming. he would say because uber is coming. major restructuring that is going to go on in this industry. i would tell you that gm is doing incredibly well in china. u.s. is kind of plateaued. europe, not so good. and latin america, terrible. but i have to tell you, 4.75% yield with what i regard as a big cash position building, i am in favor of buying general motors. this election has been anything but predictable, so we need to prepare for every scenario. a trump presidency would be no friend to stocks like kansas city southern or others with big i'm sitting down with xpo logistics. from food to fashion, this company helps business move. but the double-digit movement in stock in the past week caught my eye. i'll talk with the ceo next. plus not all fang stocks had sharp earnings, but the market sure loved them today. i'll explain what's behind the change of heart. but first it's an eve of the election fast-fire lightning round! >>

i'm carl quintanilla, jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange.inal day of november looks to be the second best month of the year. futures positive. tons of news including two big cabinet picks, steven mnuchin to treasury, wilbur ross to commerce, both on cnbc this morning. personal income fastest rise in six months and oil is soaring on these headlines of an opec cut. road map begins with treasury and commerce, stephen mnuchin and wilbur ross confirm they are the picks. we'll dive into comments on growth, trade, regulation and more. >>> and more news from the trump transition making good on a high profile campaign promise, that's a deal to keep carrier, at least some of as many as 1,000 jobs in the state of indiana. >> and from those cabinet picks to movement on opec decision in vien vienna, markets moving on political news all around the world. first up, president-elect making two new picks for his cabinet. steven mnuchin as treasury secretary, mnuchin was national finance chair for the trump campaign. and billionaire investor wilbur ross has be

i'm david faber along with kayla tausche and wilfred frost.nine at the new york stock exchange. carl and sara both off today. let's give you a look at the markets half hour into trading. you can see we're vaguely down, i can say that. wti actually turned around. it had looked down earlier in the session but it is now up. >>> our road map today starts with donald trump's cabinet taking shape. several major appointment announcements, what they mean for american business. we'll head to washington and speak with the former director of the cia james woolsey and a member of the trump transition team congresswoman marsha blackburn. >>> and ceo of ethan allen will join us, what a trump presidency means for immigration. >>> and a slowdown on fifth avenue. we'll speak with a manager of a store across the street from trump tower. how the president-elect's presence is impacting retail during a very busy season there. >>> all right. we have some major developments this morning in the trump transition. nbc news confirming that alabama senator jeff sessions

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.appy birthday to rocky. holiday shortened week with thanksgiving and black friday obviously on deck. futures steady as the russell coming off an 11-day win streak and the dow is on track for the second best month of the year. europe with some mild gains. oil's almost back to 47 on renewed optimism that the opec production cut will survive. our road map begins with the next treasury secretary and donald trump's busy weekend, what the picks will mean for the markets. >> plus, a mu bearish note on apple predicting a decades long malaise, quote, the risks to the company have never been greater. >>> and facebook announcing a buyback, zuckerberg promising changes to combat that fake news problem. >>> but first up, stocks looking to make more history after a week which saw the dow and nasdaq hit record highs. the s&p's within 0.6 of its own high. jim, that russell, that small cap story continues to be intact. >> people just say where would deregulation really impact? it would be the smaller g

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange.ing of droughts, s&p's down seven straight, a loss today would be the longest since the crisis in '08. but futures are up for the moment. big news out of europe as a court rules brexit can move ahead without a vote from parliament. watch bonds as odds on december approach 80% and oil is up for the first time in five. >>> road map begins with facebook, company reported beat but investors focusing on the cfo comments of slowing revenue growth. >>> fitbit shares getting clobbered this morning. poised to open lower by 30%. just as competition grows in the wearable sector. >>> and the election days away, polls show trump and clinton neck and neck. both candidates making the rounds in battleground states today. >>> but facebook's our top story, down in the premarket. the social network's revenue outlook overshadowing those better than expected quarterly results. this is the cfo on last night's earnings call. >> ad load has been one of the three primary factors fueling that growth, with a muc

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. week ago today we were talking election results and since then dow's up seven straight although futures settling back a bit. s&p remains half a percent from an all-time high. europe is red. yields around 2.26 as wholesale inflation comes in a shade light. our road map begins with markets and the winners and losers under a trump win. plus. >>> twitter gets more serious about stopping abuse on its platform. and facebook just out with some news on how it measures viewership. >>> and two big retailers out with results, lowe's and target moving in opposite directions this morning. first up though futures pulling back a day after the dow posted another record high in its seventh straight day of gains. s&p coming off its highest close in two months and as we said within half a percent of its own record high. jim, you thought yesterday was actually the most bullish day we've seen. >> it was the first day we saw both -- we saw the whole market go up because interest rates did a little bit of a

now, today david faber is, like, why don't you be like trump? people are believing.difference. >> thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> jim cramer with markets closing in three hours, let's get to "power lunch." >> scott, thank you very much. tyler mathisen here. a record weekend at the mall. what can you expect on this the first day post-thanksgiving? cyber-monday they call it. inside new numbers straight ahead. plus, could america's improving relations with cuba be trumped by a new president? we're live in havana with the very latest there. and we found a giant diamond in the rough among

you may recall last night our own david faber broke the story the company had struck a deal with president-electald trump and vice president elect mike pence to keep 1,000 jobs in indiana. we have a formal statement from the company, from carrier air conditioning. and in it, they speak to a number of points about the negotiation. but they do say that, quote, today's announcement is possible, because the incoming trump/pence administration has emphasized to us its commitment to support the business community and create a improved, more competitive u.s. business climate. they also go on to say, this agreement in no way diminishes our belief in the benefits of free trade and that the forces of globalization will continue to require solutions for the long-term competitiveness of the u.s. and of the american workers moving forward. so, again, do you think a little bit on both sides of the issue. however, carrier does say this is a done deal and this was a negotiation that was, again, spearheaded by the trump/pence administration to be. >> it also looks like the state of indiana stepped up on incentiv

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. futures were down last night you know as markets were clearly unprepared for trump's victory but well off the lows this morning. in fact, a close here would be less of a drop than the day after the 2012 election. europe is down, but not dramatically. asian markets fell between 1% and 2%. in his victory speech last night trump struck an optimistic tone regarding america's future. >> we must reclaim our country's destiny and dream big and bold and daring. we have to do that. we're going to dream of things for our country, and beautiful things and successful things once again. >> jim, we talked to you last night before the race was actually called. your thoughts this morning. >> well, look, i think that people are going to be divided between those who say that he is pro business, not necessarily great businessman because we have people -- pro business, lower taxes, pro business, lower taxes are things historically that if it were anybody we would say that's good for the stock market. thi

it was first reported by david faber and confirmed by carrier in a tweet.riginally they planned to move the facility to mexico until the deal was negotiated by mike pence and the ceo of utx. sources indicate new incentives were made to the firm. >> i think this is great news. >> no kidding. >> how many were they going to move? >> 1400. >> the question i had was how both of you feel about this -- what's happened with carrier because, for example, i would suggest that some of this is not a liberal approach to the world, but i always thought if we have a defense contract with a company, we should negotiate. you can do this for drugs, do this for all sorts of things. >> i already read from the left, huftington post -- that thing at this point. arianna will be on, she's not affiliated anymore, but i've already seen if obama tried to influence a company to stay, free market republicans would have been saying what are you doing, let the markets work, this is government intervention. the same crap. instead of looking at this in a half empty way, can't we just be ha

according to david faber, his reporting sources say they'll leave a thousand workers at those plants. they did get inducement from the state of indiana, though. we don't know what those inducements were. this deal was brokered by vice president-elect pence. remember, faber still has many contacts with the department of defense, and it was probably implied you don't want to start off on the wrong foot with the trump administration. for perspective, united technologies, otis is 21% of the company, pratt & whitney, that's a quarter of the company, aerospace, 25%, and then carrier falls into the largest share of the company, 29%. remember, it was less than a week ago that donald trump tweeted out, working on a deal to keep those workers employed in indiana and now they've closed that deal. he'll be there tomorrow, we'll be there as well. we'll let you know what some of those workers have to say. no doubt, guys, they are relieved that some of them will be keeping their jobs. >> you wonder what those conversations were like between vice president-elect mike pence, presumably donald trump as

let's get right to david faber with the charter ceo. >> thank you. nice to have you with us, tom rutledge. what impact do you see a trump presidency having on your business at charter? >> well, we were already making cable great again, so we continue doing that. look, you know, it could be a better regulatory environment. there's been a lot of pressure on the business because of some of the regulatory actions of the obama administration, title 2, set-top box regulation, privacy. >> broad band pricing? >> yeah. so to the extent we're in a better regulatory environment, it's good for us. >> generally speaking you do see it as a positive. would it allow you to grow more through acquisition? is that a possibility too? >> yeah. i suppose that's right. you know, i'm an optimist. i hope we have a good government. you know, having smart regulatory strategies, so i'm generally optimistic about our future and prepared to deal with whatever comes. >> right. as you have been, of course, in the past. >> of course. >> and you did manage to get a huge deal through

now, today david faber is, like, why don't you be like trump? people are believing. that makes a difference. >> thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> jim cramer with markets closing in three hours, let's get to "power lunch." >> scott, thank you very much. tyler mathisen here. a record weekend at the mall. what can you expect on this the first day post-thanksgiving? cyber-monday they call it. inside new numbers straight ahead. plus, could america's improving relations with cuba be trumped by a new president? we're live in havana with the very latest there. and we found a giant diamond in the rough among luxury retailers. stick around, everybody. "power lunch" begins right now. >>> i'm melissa lee. donald trump expected to meet with former cia director general david petraeus later today and expected to meet with mitt romney and senator bob corker tomorrow. the supreme court refusing to hear alan stanford's appeal to overturn his 110-year prison sentence and the wall street rally is on pause. all three major averages in the red off record highs set on monday. more on

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen who's back, david faber.s 19k, the s&p cracks 2200 as the rally continues now following the election. oil is really the only thing that was not participating in a large way but has managed to find its way back above 48, as hopes for that opec production cut remain intact. amazing day. amazing day for commodities, for equities, for the dollar. people are now comparing the dividend on the s&p at 2-1 versus the ten-year at 2-3. >> the trump trade is back on. i can't believe i missed ten straight days of the dollar shooting up to a 13-year high. always seems to happen when i'm gone. >> we were thinking of you, sara, every time we saw a new high and the euro coming close to parity, backed off a little bit. >> about 106 or so. and you really see the move higher on the dollar along with yields higher, all predicated on this idea that we're going to get inflation and we're going to get growth. there's a lot of optimism baked in. when you look at a package of corporate tax cuts, rolling back some regulation and big in

our own david faber is talking with people who are familiar with these discussions saying there is progress made and there are no details regarding whether or not we will see something finalized or what kind of progress they are making. the bottom line is this -- president-elect donald trump last week said he had worked with ford to keep lincoln manufacturing in kentucky. now he has tweeted out that he is working with carrier. there's no doubt that he is getting the attention of ceos in italy. sergio, who is the ceo of fiat chrysler said trump is a game changer. >> guys, back to you. >> phil, thank you for now. we'll see you again next hour. that's phil lebeau outdoors in chicago. donald trump also said in an interview the "new york times" recently that he spoke with apple ceo tim cook about bringing jobs back to the u.s. in their conversation trump told cook he wishes apple would build a big plant here. he said i think we'll create snebtives for you, and i think you're going to do it. we're going for a very large tax cut, which you'll be happy about. >> so can mr. trump really bring these

thompson, it's david faber, you've said many times of course that the "new york times" has a compellingtell. you've been telling it. print advertising though continues to be a very important component of your revenues. and we know from the results from you and others in your industry last quarter, it is not a good story. are you expecting to see the continued declines in print advertising that you did last quarter? >> sure, i don't -- i don't want to give any fresh guidance today. you'll recall that in our last earnings call, we said we expected similar trends in q4 to those we saw in the third quarter of the year. i'd point out that today's print advertising at the "new york times" is only about a fifth, just over a fifth of our revenue. because of our pivot into digital revenue. i absolutely regard print as an physical "new york times" as the very valuable thing. but it's a small part of our economics. >> right. when it comes to the other side of the balance sheet or the cost side, you continued to cut costs. is that something that's done at "new york times"? you feel like you've sort

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.y shortened week with thanksgiving and black friday obviously on deck. futures steady as the russell coming off an 11-day win streak and the dow is on track for the

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer skb david faber at the new york stock exchange. week today. president-elect trump's transition builds steam. a lot of fed speak returns to the tape. we'll get enflags data, retail earnings, all headed our way. futures steady after the best week in years. europe is moderately positive. 10-year as you heard joe saying at 2.20 is n

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.re the election of 161,000, some upward revisions. unemployment at 4.9, but it's wages that have people's attention up 2.8 year on year, the fastest since the crisis. we'll get into what all that means. premarket is pretty tight. europe can't shake the losses and ten-year hugging 1.8 this

i'm david faber with jim cramer. we're live from the new york stock exchange. give you a look at futures as we get set up for this thursday morning. as you can see, i can barely see, there it is. we are going to look for an up open this morning, at least on two of the broader averages. though not by much. european markets, how are they doing? well, not too bad. >> no. >> you can see it

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange.own seven straight, a loss today would be the longest since the crisis in '08. but futures are up for the moment. big news out of europe as a

i'm david faber with sara eisen and mike santoli and we are live from the new york stock exchange.th off today. markets close

i'm david faber along with jim cramer. we are live from the new york stock exchange.ok at futures as we get started on the last trading day of the week. you can see joe just told you of course he went through it

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.on results and since then dow's up seven straight although futures settling back a bit. s&p remains half a percent

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the financial market.il and cyber monday. europe's in the red. 10-year 2.32 is lower than the 2.4 we fwot on friday. road map begins with record highs in stocks. trump rally enters its fourth week as we see

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange., something we've not seen in five years as bonds, gold, the peso, the vix all point to heightened volatility ahead of the election. europe's lower as well. oil down fou

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.re sharply higher on news over the weekend. james comey telling congress there is no change to the fbi's conclusion regarding hillary clinton. europe with some gains o

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen, david faber at the new york stock exchange.. day before the thanksgiving holiday, attention turning to the consumer and retail after two weeks of outperformance from financials and industrials. watching trump's ongoing transition as well. europe's relatively steady. durables were the surprise of the morning. a 4.8 print

david faber is at the liberty media investor day in new york city.chairman john malone coming up. we'll talk exclusively with prince al-waleed bin talal. best week in five years on hopes of trump's administration. europe is slightly positive, that 10-year yield is near

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.he u.s. armed forces. bond market is closed. stocks are not changing much after of course the best week for the dow in at least five years. it is day three of the presidential transition. a lot to get to. europe is mixed. sterling at about a

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. last night you know as markets were clearly unprepared for trump's victory but well off the lows this morning. in fact, a close here would be less of a drop than the day after the 2012 election. europe is down,