the dow off 466 points. now, at the same time, the president's top personal attorney steps aside, the market took a leg down immediately heard that john dowd resigned. reportedly about a disagreement over the president's potential testimony in the robert mueller russia investigation. so those tariffs also trashing tech stocks, plus the facebook fiasco weighing on the sector. zuckerberg apology tour doing nothing to stop the stock slide. the nasdaq down at this hour, as you can see. 1.5%. down 112 points. >>> now you add in the fed hiking rates yesterday, let's not forget the $1.3 trillion spending bill on its way to the senate, and yes you have a recipe for a sell-off. and a sell-off it is. what a day. the dow, well, i guess you could say recovering some of its losses into the close. hitting the lows of the session around 11:25 eastern this morning on the john dowd leaving news. then recovering before tumbling again, after the president slapped china with tariffs over intellectual property theft. the dow dow

the dow off now more than 1 %, down 269 points. the dow at 23,686.ake a look at the aerospace/defense stockings. they are moving higher in this environment. interesting, lockheed up, regaining some of the losses from yesterday as is northrup grumman and raytheon. drug merricks falling at this hour after president trump pivoted towards the opioid crisis in america saying that the u.s. will sue certain drug companies over opioids. you can look at those opioid-related stocks, they are all down on the day. nike, though, charging ahead to the top of the dow of after delivering a slam dunk quarter. the sporting goods retailer topping analysts' estimates for both revenue and profit. plus ceo mark parker or further boosting investor confidence by saying he sees a sales slump in the u.s. reversing from here. he's more on the mix. nike up almost 1% on the day. gold shining brightly at this hour settling at a five week high, surging nearly 6% -- not 6%, 3% for the week, up $20 today at $1353. that is a safe haven play. all the gold stocks reacting in a similar

that put the dow up.hat lasted shortly and then gave it back and then some >> it's been a roller coaster ride amazing quick and severe selloff in the last hour or two. >>> the results of cnbc's latest poll are around. there were some surprising findings about where the market could be headed next and the impact of president trump's trade agenda jackie deangeles is back at hq with more. >> good afternoon. that's exactly right the tone this quarter of the cfos we surveyed was a little different than we've seen in the past the majority, almost 30% said trade policy is the biggest external risk to their business right now. that's a cautious tone only one of the 38 respondents said their company sports blanket tariffs on steel and aluminum most we heard it was bad policy, trade war should be avoided. the majority of cfos said the impact tariffs would have on their business would be slightly negative overall in the past cfos thought stocks would go higher before they go lower. this time almost half of those sur

stock market futures, selloff intensifying, dow down 148 points.g up nasdaq because tech is not acting very tech this week. we usually see tech stocks recover pretty fast but this time around, this hasn't happened at least not yet. facebook shares are turning awful weekly performance and seems mark zuckerberg's apology for sharing personal data isn't cutting with investors or users. >> hillary vaughn joins with news and more, hey, hillary. >> maybe too late for mark zuckerberg to say sorry because wall street is reeling from facebook's data scandal even though the ceo said sorry and apologized, facebook stock continues to take a hit. facebook shares down 2.7% yesterday at the close. that's down 15% from its high in 2018 so far. >> so painful for facebook investors, let me tell you, could be good news coming up, dropbox settling in ipo price and pretty rich. >> investors are feeling the dropbox ipo, dropping public shares to $21, second hike for the second, set range 18 to $20 when it first met with investors last week. the bump-up for the stock sho

, the dow appears to fail. [inaudible] at this point yesterday, we were watching as the dow raced to a 669-point gain, the biggest rally since october 2008. the move of epic proportions. the markets don't have it today. they rallied yesterday because trade war tensions between the u.s. and china seemed to fade. today, it's not like they're screaming out there but it's quiet on the eastern front and the markets are falling for the chinese have somewhat of a nefarious goal to dominate global business as of tomorrow. robert's is here to tell us whether the tariff plan is up to the challenge of disrupting the made in china 2025 nationalistic plan. plus the latest on the at&t trial. you just saw connell, he will come back in just a few minutes because he has breaking news. plus warren buffett, ready to buy into ge at such a cheap price? charlie is working the phones on that story and will bring it to you. we are less than a an hour to closing bell. let's start the countdown. the dow is down 137 points. you could cal

dow up 375. promises from the white house that an industry once left for dead or dying will be revived from ohio to indiana, but one congressman from the buckeye state, a republican says this revitalization effort is being done all wrong. a republican. >>> up next, ohio congressman warn davidson tells us in a fox business exclusive his trade plan to restore magic to the midwest. "countdown to the closing bell" coming right back. you're still here? we're voya! we stay with you to and through retirement. i get that voya is with me through retirement, i'm just surprised it means in my kitchen. so, that means no breakfast? voya. helping you to and through retirement. . >> even here in indiana, the leading steel state, i think it will be a big danger, it will be a big net loser of jobs and obviously of cost to consumers. liz: that warning coming on cavuto "coast-to-coast" from former republican governor of the number one steel producing state in america, mitch daniels of indiana. right behind indiana

dow dropping 340 points on the bell, 1.4% drop. the dow is the outperformer. the s&p 500 down 46 points to 2612 the russell 2000 down nearly 2% to 1513. the nasdaq codown 3% at the bel mutting it just above 7,000. we have full team coverage of the selloff. bertha coombs up at nasdaq and bob pisani on the floor of the nyse. >> 75-point range in the dow even since the standards of early february, that's quite a move let's take a look at the s&p 500. we were modestly positive throughout the day about 12:15 or so we saw a slight dip this was related to some tech issues overall really starting to move south. about an hour and a half prior to the close and that's when we saw some big moves down overall. the tech issues we've been talking about all day around nvidia and the semiconductors, all drooping middle of the day facebook and twitter on the weak side as well the really important thing happened at the ten-year level and the ten-year treasury about an hour and a half ago because we dropped below the key point of 2.8%. that's the lowest we've seen since the early

the dow ending down 433 points.wn a lot more, to 586 points a little earlier this afternoon. it has recovered a little bit but who knows what will happen tomorrow and through this hour. futures, all three major averages ending down a lot more than one% today. hi, everybody, i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." take a look at the 30 stocks in the dow there. only just pairly a handful, looks like four in the green. the biggest laggard is boeing. let'sak

dow up 626 points. back in with bob pisani as we continue to move. >> three to one to declining stocks we don't have the big market to close sell orders like we did on friday that's missing in a key part of the rally. i want to show you a few things going on everything is up but there's a slight tilt and it's really towards biggest cap stock, the s&p 100 and particularly toward the tech end you see the qqq on the bottom. that's been leading throughout the day. apple, amazon and microsoft. when they move three, four, 7%, collectively these three are almost 10% of the s&p 500. three stocks are almost 10% of the s&p 500. when they move like this, the whole market moves then add number four google is number four. google did nothing throughout the day until about 2:00, 2:15 all of a sudden it moved about $20 out of nowhere when you have that kind of thing happen, the overall market starts to move along late in the day and drags other stuff with it here. let's talk about the banks yes, you heard about goldman

the dow is down 211 points. tim anderson, while everyone is distracted by this shiny object, which sector are using people and are you skipping up before you head out for the weekend. >> all throw curveball and electric utilities pretty even though we know rates are going to be going up over time, we could debate how fast and how far, electric utilities have corrected 15% since the november high. they have very good yield and their very under owned right now. it's estimated that managers are only 60% under weighted in electric utilities, dedicated hedge funds are running 3% short in the sector and there are many quality names in the sector that yield from the mid- four and 5% range. utilities will always become petition for corporate bonds and there also economically sensitive and they continue to benefit for some better fundamental. >> they are down right now which means they're cheaper today. that means buying utilities. what is your under the radar sector as we superimpose that question over a very glaring wo

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we have a look at some dow leaders.up 0.5% exxon is up despite crude prices being down david solomon anointed as successor to lloyd blankfein, not taking that new position quite yet. tech, the best sector today. >> dow down about 109. >>> time for a news update with sue herera. >> here's what's happening at this hour. british prime minister theresa may blaming the russian government for the nerve agent attack on a former spy and his daughter she says she expects a credible response from the russian government or she will consider the attack an unlawful act against britain. >> it is now clear mr. skripal and his daughter were poisoned with nerve agent the government has concluded it is highly likely that russia was responsible for the act against sergei and yulia skripal. >>> the pilot that carried 2 is people as it attempted to land in nepal did not follow landing instructions he approached the runway from the wrong direction. a nepalese army spokesman says at least 50 people were killed. >>> the miami dolphins are plan

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the dow as we speak is selling off. it's down more than 330 points thank you for being on today for really a discussion on a wide number of topics. your own earnings today, your stock is up. herbalife, we know the news there, your victory over bill ackman after five plus years thank you for your time today. >> thank you for talking to me scott. we'll talk again. >> that is the story there as we wrap up our interview with carl icahn. what's happening in the stock market at this moment. i'll send it over to power lunch. thanks for letting us take a little bit more time. >> we are always happy to share our time with you, scott and with carl icahn putting a new spin on the term queen's english. welcome to power lunch brian is here, courtney is here. steve is here. we're watching a big sell off in the market at this hour. and it is moving that way on news of new trade tariffs on steel and aluminum the dow was up as much as 156 points today right now down 350 points and much of that slide has come in just the last maybe 10 mi

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dow jones down 65. the nasdaq still the out-performer, only tiny losses there. >> we'll have more on the markets in a second. first to a major corporate story. walmart joins rick s spos sportg goods goods to raise the minimum age to 21. walmart is removing item from its websites that look like assault rivals including non-lethal air soft guns and toys walmart already stopped selling assault weapons and accessories back in 2015 shares not really doing much, but slightly higher in extended trade. >>> turning back to the markets, february was a tough month for stocks the dow and s&p snapping ten straight months of gains some talk about the s&p snapping a 15-month win streak. that is the longest streak since 1959 that was snapped. quickly recapping the month, the dow fell 4%. zch do s&p down 3.9%. the nasdaq off 2%. all 11 s&p sectors lost ground for the month, with energy, consumer staples and telecom down the month ten-year yield touching 2.9% last month for the first time in four years >>> with february

the dow up 463 points. here's a look at some of the biggest percentage gainers in the dow.ay it's intel and microsoft leading the way. apple up two also boeing, all four of those names are up more than 3%, wilf. >> kelly, one year from today britain is scheduled to leave the european union that's the plan. uk prime minister theresa may claims the momentum is finally with her having reached a transitional agreement for transition to 2020 with the eu the final exit isn't settled the transition deal means the dreaded no deal scenario for the markets is less likely that's contributed to the pound's rise recently. now, a key date will be the eu summit on october 19th where theresa may will need to have ab agreement in principle she can take to parliament, who she promised will get a, quote, meaningful vote on the deal. some remainers yearn for a second referendum but britain's top two parties, which won 80% of the vote last election, they both back brexit, making a second referendum highly unlikely joining us are ann berry from cornel capital and larry mcdonald, head of global s

the dow is 526 points down. let's get to deidra bolton from the fox business network. >> we're seeing a lot of pressure on the markets. one thing that we can remember, the government doesn't necessarily pay these tariffs, we pay them, consumers pay them with all kinds of goods that are brought in. we heard the president say in passing as he was agreeing to president $50 billion worth of those tariffs, this is one of many. he said it as he was walking away. i think it just stresses that this is one step that this president is concerned about. so as far as the market reactions, you take a look at the manufacturing stocks. you'll see the pressure. that's write the dow is so long. look at john deere, for example. caterpillar, boeing. all of these stocks and these manufacturing sectors, it's usually the one that feels the print of tariffs. a lot of trade experts saying, listen, don't be surprised if the chinese retaliate. for example, when we try to export live hogs, soy products, sorghum, all of that is going to eve

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dow closing down just about 80 points on the dow.s much as 349 earlier in the trading day. the s&p 500 a little too close to call but nasdaq ending firmly in the green. so that is good news. i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers, first here is what else we're covering during the very busy hour ahead. >>> full-court press. members of the white house defending the president's plan for tariffs in fox business. in the press briefing room this afternoon, sarah sanders say

perhaps not as strong as the nikkei and dow yesterday, but still healthy start.echnologies, autos and healthcare are leading the charge here. no surprise that cyclicals are outperforming. on the down side, real estate and retail who are lagging a bit. as you can see, every single sector in the green. european equities are setting off for a strong trading day indeed back to you. what a nice way to start the day in the states. everything is up and in the green. just like stock put pictufuturee bond yields are not moving a whole lot. yields holding at about 2.84%. oil does continue its slow slog higher crude here around $65.75 a barrel no big change in the currency markets. bitcoin, ouch. another tough day for bitcoin and its investors. bitcoin falling more than a percent. twitter now banning all ads related to cryptocurrencies, that follows facebook and google gold down just a touch joining us now is gina sanchez, a cnbc contributor she's in london this morning thank you for joining us yesterday's rally, unbelievable. the third biggest point gain of all time what d

the dow will rebound after worst week in two years. the tribe administration quietly negotiating a trade deal with china. lauren: we will see. u.s. stockmarket futures looking good right now. a 217 points on the first day of the workweek. the nasdaq up 1.3%. cheryl: that is after the dow lost more than 1400 points last week and the troubles of facebook. technologies such are taking a hit last week. lauren: and europe, stocks open higher at the u.s.-china trade war could be averted for now. trying to japan's nikkei gave up three quarters of 1%. south korea renegotiated their trade deal with the united states. that certainly is part of the reason the kospi is up more than three quarters of a percent. stocks in china following, composite down more than 1%. lauren: facebook continues to do damage control. mark zuckerberg apologizing in this full-page newspaper ad. "fbn:am" starts right now. cheryl: 5:01 a.m. in new york. monday, march 26. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: welcome back. cheryl: did i miss anything? lauren: so much i can even keep

dow.e're up 1.4% for the dow. the nasdaq and the s&p were up about a percent. looks like it will be a positive session again on wall street the dow up 65 points in the premarket. joining me is michael arona. thank you very much for joining us a day like yesterday can ease the fears a little bit of some of those wildcard factors like tariffs, and the effect they're having on the markets. >> i think what's happening there's at least three uncertainties that markets and investors are struggling with. they're concerned we'll get some retaliation from trading partners regarding the steel and aluminum tariffs they're wondering if they should price in that fourth rate hike and they're wondering about the impact to economic growth, inflation and interest rates on the fiscal policy stimulus we received at a time when the economy was already expanding. the silver linings for investors is that the economic data remains strong corporate fundamentals remain strong and we're at average levels of volatil

dow futures indicating that the markets could open up 100 points higher and dow chairman stepping downm fitterling is expected to take the helm of the dow after the break job. >>> and the highly anticipated ipo, financial times reporting that advisers are still struggling over the company-desired $2 trillion valuation. >>> trump firing back on imports. a live report coming up. and elon musk making out of this world remarks, musk telling a crowd over the weekend that he hopes to send a spacecraft to mars in the first half of next year wow. all of these top five in just moments. right now, big news. a longtime leader, and drew liveis landon dowdy >> liveris reportedly plans to step down as executive chairman of dupont april 1. "wall street journal" said the company will make the announcement today, jeff fettig will take over and the science company will be known as dow and it marks the end of an era, he's stepping down with all the-time highs this year in a company competing two products that he built his legacy on first, dealing with dupont and second, a huge petrochemical plant in saud

dow futures down over 200 points overnight. dow futures lower by 43. much of this appears to be reaction to present at times call for stiff tariffs and aluminum. from rms, shawn o'hara and michael lee of investment market advisory group. nice to see you both this morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. lea: president trump says trade wars are received. is this a potential trade war with casting a shadow over the market? >> i think it's got markets a little bit concerned although what is really going on is this is trump's way of starting to renegotiate some of these deals. you heard wilbur ross talk about the automobile tariffs. in europe they tax their cars at 10% and we taxpayers a 2.5%. i don't know anyone who would say that is free or fair trade. it's only free if it's fair. $9 billion worth of tax on steel, but the opening foray in what the markets are worried about more than anything is that it gets out of control and not sure it's going to get there. lea: that's the big question. the market was volatile even before the tariff controversy. wher

the dow is down 2 points. if we're lower today, this will be the third day of losses in a row and significant losses at that. s&p down 11 points and the nasdaq selling off the most on percentage terms by almost three-quarters of 1%. just moments ago, the president invoked national security in his reason for signing the $1.3 trillion spending bill vowing that our military will be the strongest ever. defense stocks rallying on this and tapped former investor and fox news contributor john bolton as his new and third national security adviser. known for having hawkish positions on iran and north korea, and earlier today he told stuart varney this -- >> i think my view is the same as the president's, which he's described as the worst deal in american diplomatic history. issue for any deal like this is are you really solving the problem or simply making people feel good while a country like iran violates its commitments? lauren: the president had kind words for his outgoing national security adviser, h.r. mcmaster t

the dow ending down 433 points. it was down a lot more, to 586 points a little earlier this afternoon. it has recovered a little bit but who knows what will happen tomorrow and through this hour. futures, all three major averages ending down a lot more than one% today. hi, everybody, i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." take a look at the 30 stocks in the dow there. only just pairly a handful, looks like four in the green. the biggest laggard is boeing. let's take a look, take you straight to the floors. phil flynn watching action from the cme. first bo to nicole petallides at new york stock exchange with big selloff the dow now negative for the year, nicole. >> that's right. we're seeing a selloff for the third day in a row. we're down 1100 points in three trading days. traders used to this ping-pong type of action because prior to that we had three big days in a row. prior to that, three big selloff days. now we see what is behind it. inflation, tariffs, worries about trade wars.

the dow hack week. market uncertainty, which leads to volatility. >> we've had these volatility spikes and selloffs every once in a while throughout the post-crisis period. by the dip, it's always worked. basically. is there any really -- real reason to think that this time the fundamentals are such that it wouldn't make sense, it's down so start buying? >> the short answer is absolutely. the more sophisticated answer is buying the dip works until the one time where it doesn't and then you're out of business. >> how do you know which time it is? >> you have to maintain your risk management. the worst thing to you can have that bull market is risk management because you get punished for being disciplined. but this is a business of longevity. you have to follow your discipline. i think the whole scenario has changed because we're in an incredibly loosening monotroy situation. we've been tightening. there's been 10 tightenings since december 15 but the treasury only up six basis points. that's a sign of ec

the problem the dow's had.here was an analyst comment from rbc that industry fundamentals might be deteriorating and the dollar menu may not be as successful as they hoped mcdonald's a big problem for the dow jones. >> thank you meantime, let's turn to wheatland, pennsylvania, where jackie is reporting. over to you. >> reporter: wilf, kelly, good afternoon. the employees here at zecleman industries are applauding president trump's tariffs on imported steel they, in fact, were told by management they got $1,000 bonus -- or they will get it when these tariffs go into effect we're talking about an industry that's been hit hard by anti-competitive trade practices. they hoped when president trump took office that something would be done for them angie has worked here 32 years here's what she had to say. >> hopefully bring more people back there's a lot of people still laid off maybe that will up our business enough to where, you know, we can give more people a chance to -- to get back to work. and the community will

liz: much of the stock market down but not the dow. the dow is up 153 points. minor losses here at the moment when you look at the big picture. we got solid economic data today. among them we got to first-time jobless claims that fell again, longest streak below 300,000 since 1970. so better, you know, better job picture but next week the fed comes along. do you look at the s&p as a chance for a buy on the cheap or frightening? >> definitely. the markets used a lot of strength to get back to one-month high we ar at tuesday. 2800 in the s&p. and you saw new all-time highs for a couple days in a row. this is a profit taking pullback over the last couple of sessions. rates are not rates yesterday ar the bottom race and we're significantly off of the highs. that could be a positive that that concern is now behind us. liz: i'm glad you brought up the house chewing the fat over the senate plan. the house had given the dodd-frank changes to the senate. senate made its own changes. then you say that the market had moved lower on that, coming up we've got the georgia co

points on the dow.ct founder -- spacex founder, elon musk told south to southwest he could have spaceships ready to send to mars by next year. >> yeah, he could. again, this is a guy producing 20,000 model three test was a month by december of last year. he only produced 1500 for the entire quarter of 2017. i only say that because he can't get its act together on earth, but he can talk about what's going on in space. having said all of that coming in the great entrepreneur, great salesman and he talks about going to mars and getting the ship ready to go there by the middle of next year. do we doubt it? if i can do this, it will spur other entrepreneurs and people the private sector to jump in and say we can do this. we can set up colonies. stuart: and the question is why. ashley: because he can. stuart: tesla stock was one of the few who went down. i wonder if elon musk made that headline about going to mars because he wanted to inject some life. it didn't work. just a fraction lower on tesla. liz: they

train two yeah, dow futures up 131. s&p at 15. nasdaq up 60 of course after the big rally yesterday. lauren: the dow jones up 670 points. the third-biggest point gain in history on trade tensions. technology stocks had a big day with the nasdaq up over 3%. train to now with take a look at europe as stocks open higher on the gains of the big market in the u.s. puts me at 111, the dax up almost 2%. lauren: it certainly was a global rally. a nation, jumping over 2.5% and china's shanghai composite up over 1%. train to facebook under fire that the federal trade commission and 37 states want answers and ceo mark zuckerberg about customer privacy. "fbn:am" starts right now. train three good morning. 5:01 a.m. tuesday, march 25th. train to good morning, lauren. good morning, everybody. dallas and the current best game since 2015. lauren: that is rare that you open and close in the same direction these days. train to a big piece of the market story of course is facebook. now the company is facing mounting pressure over its handling of use

the dow is up 30 points. nasdaq 13. 3 points dollar board for you, it's up about 0.2% for the week. it could be three weeks of gains on the trot, especially when you look at the gains over the yen elsewhere no real moves. we have a bank of japan decision out overnight. still having short-term rates at minus 0.1% we are seeing a half of a percent of weakness of the yn again yen against the dollar. >>> president trump signing off on steel and aluminum tariffs with some exceptions kayla tausche joins us with more >> reporter: a week of intense lobbying from allies, lawmakers and others within his cabinet led to a softening of the tariffs, and that did get signed by the president yesterday they will take effect within 15 days, just about two weeks though a senior administration says they will be flexible for other countries, they will exclude canada and mexico in the short-term, though that exclusion will be contingent on whether those countries make any concessions in nafta negotiations which are set to pick up again in ju

every single dow component in the red. the dow surrenders more than 722 points today. more on what produced those numbers. first, to the white house on how they're responding to them. that's where you'll find john roberts. >> clearly, neil, as the dow continues to go down since the president made his announcement that he sent his trade representative to come to the tariffs, taking measures to restrict investment by china in u.s. technology companies, they watched the dow tick down and tick down. now we're back to over 700 points. the president, all through the campaign and the first part of his presidency was touting at how the dow was record numbers. now it's on shaky ground. when the president did the run up to tariffs on steel and aluminum, it was all over the place and it's recovered. so the president hoping this is only a temporary setback as well. when they see the effect of the tariffs, if and when they're imposed, the dow may decide that it's not as flipped out as it appears to be today. let's not forget the tariffs on steel and aluminum have not been imposed y

financials at the bottom broader market between 1% and 1% the dow is down at the moment, 1.38 the dow plunged more than 550 points as trump promised steel and aluminum tariffs some republican lawmakers are voicing their opposition to that decision senator ben sasse of nebraska saying, let's be clear the president is proposing a massive tax increase on american families protectionism is weak, not strong you expect a policy this bad from a leftist administration, not a supposedly republican one. another republican senate finance committee chair orrin hatch said, tear triariffs on am are a tax hike on american people they can't afford. >> is this going to unwind all the good work the administration has just given public when it comes to tax issues? >> no, it won't unwind it but it's a bad omen. he's so good on taxes. he's so good on tax cuts he's so good on de regulation, infrastructure i even like him on immigration he's never been good on trade. this is a long, ongoing conversation he and i have had, steve moore -- >> did you know these tariffs were coming? >> well, i heard from somebo

the dow is down 155, but the dow was down almost as much as 400 points now, if the dow does close lowerl be the longest losing streak since all the way back in september. your dow laggards, you have mcdonald's, caterpillar, boeing, and nike transport is getting hit now they're in correction territory. united airlines, american airlines, delta airlines are your worst performers there, and big movers in courtney's world, retail foot locker the worst s&p performer, gap leading the index, and look at vista outdoors, siccing because the outdoor selling rei says it has put future hold on orders on things like bicycle hel mlts on hold because vista also makes guns rei taking a stand on non-gun products from a company that owns gun and ammunition makers that stock down 10%. >> an interesting move >> the president's proposed stairfes have been the debate of the day on cnbc. from wilbur ross to ceos to some of the biggest thinkers in business all of them have weighed in. >> it's no big deal, and it certainly isn't anything that should have taken 2.some odd million dollars off general motors it's

the dow down 725 points.ow about the nasdaq, down 178 points yes, facebook was part of that how much a part, let's bring back bill smead and charlie. any comments on what we just heard from facebook as it regards the market because tech, as we said, has been the leadership group for so long >> yeah, first, sheryl sandberg is very impressive it's wonderful that facebook has done -- one of the few companies to have a founder that sticks around and brings in a good operating manager like miss sandberg i find her very impressive i think the fundamental fact here is that they still are going to be able to utilize -- when i "like" a bicycle post, then that is very valuable to all the bicycle manufacturers out there to send me a bicycle ad they don't have to have my birth date they don't have to have my political affiliation. every time i "like" something on facebook, that is extremely valuable to advertisers and it's going to continue to be valuable to advertisers secondly, the network effects have not gone away i'

when the dow was down 350.rnings, and we're going to talk to a regulator who has the cryptocurrencies in his sights that's later on in "closing bell." >> welcome to "closing bell," i'm michelle caruso-cabrera in for kelly evans. the dow jones tried to rally into the close, finishing lower 79 points, but it was down 350 only a third of a percent. s&p 500 at 2727, lower by just one point when all was said and done the nasdaq got into positive territo territory. it had been higher earlier in the session, but went negative as well, and up 24 points, and the russell also ending in positive territory .8%. the best percentage performer, a gain of 12.5 points for the russell. if you worry about tariffs, small caps are the way to go that might explain that outperform joining us today, our cnbc market commentator, mike s santolli, and topping the dow is ibm and exxon trailed. dollar tree was the big lagger >> i hear we got some steel stocks, see how they did as well today with the talk of a carveout of some kind >> they

at this moment, the dow was down 255 points. every dow stock off 1%. show me the s&p 500.is the loss they are? it is almost 1% from a very similar to the dow. show me the nasdaq. this may be a significant loss, yesterday spirit it is greater than 1%. 85 points down. a lot of selling in technology this morning. specifically facebook. it is opened with a $3 loss. $166 per share. it bounced up yesterday coming down today after zuckerberg offered something of an apology. what a day. ashley webster, elizabeth mcdonald, so two of the gently fold -- john layfield and dennis gartman. i redone because of trade fears that the china terrace? >> we are going to have to because of our debt is selling a lot more bonds. stuart: where's the inflation indicator? >> i think that is companies reporting, ford and whirlpool. a lot of companies say inflation is hurting their bottom line. i think the worry is though accelerated. >> they don't understand the economy is growing and yet denying his inflation. i don't think they understand it. stuart: what is your take? why is the market down so muc

we are down 349 points on the dow.et's get straight to eamon javers live in washington with the latest good morning >> good morning. another week, another major white house departure. this time gary cohn, the president's top economic adviser. it was not an unexpected move and throughout the afternoon white house aides were cautioning us that if gary cohn were to resign it would be about more than the tariff decision made by the president of the united states last week. gary cohn had been opposed to it, was maneuvering to block it or take the steam out of it, in the end gary cohn left the white house last night, an announcement that came after the market closed. the president on twitter last night saying we will be making a decision soon on the appointment of new chief economic adviser. many people wanting the job. will choose wisely what does all of this mean i talked to an administration official last night who had worked closely with all of these folks, and this administration official put it this way saying this is

look at the dow down 136 on the free market. a lot for the fed to look at what may have their big meeting of the big press conference which i'm not excited about. lauren: it is going to be ugly today, folks. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪look into my eyes ♪you will see ♪what you mean to me ♪don't tell me it's not worth trying for♪ ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it for you ♪yeah, i would fight for you♪ ♪i'd lie for you ♪walk the wire for you ♪yeah, i'd die for you ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it for you lauren: a while, today's the last day of winter believe it or not, but that is not stopping this not stopping to smell. another winter storm in the northeast this week. trendlines smiling but i'm really not inside. fox meteorologist janice dean is here with another storm warning. good morning. reporter: good morning, ladies. i wish i had better news. it doesn't feel extreme times -- spring time tomorrow. to winter storms. you can see where it is warmer than average across the southeast and colder and in between

it is the dow's tomorrow performer.wether finally bottomed with us, joe terranova, kevin o'leary along in just a moment general electric shares up sharply today with all sorts of speculation about who might be loading up on the stock. we decided to have fun with that

we were down 160 points on the dow. we almost cut that in half, but we're drifting lower again i think the real problem right now is other than what jim was talking about, we're sort of in an air pocket for news right now. we have the earnings reports out, the jobs report out the next big event is the fed, march 31st we have cpi and ppi coming up, but other than that, the market is kind of drifting around trying to figure out what it needs to focus on for the next week and a half. >> exactly, for the moment, it's kind of focusing on its own internal dynamics. we have gotten back all but about 3% of the s&p 500's loss the question is, it's behaver well you had semi-conductors leading, the banks leading. a lot of the tests are being passed, but the question is has it gathered up much momentum it's not clear right now that it has the horses for the moments to do that >> you can see the industrials giving back a lot of the gains the aerospace stocks, they're down today boeing has been a big drag on the dow. and other big in

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we also saw the dow lose as i mentioned, boeing, dow, dupont, johnson & johnson. 3m. there is tesla. there was talk actually here on the floor of the stocks exchanges, tesla may be pumping out high value flawed parts. that would be bad news. coupled two executives left tesla. that stock was down 15 bucks, down 4 1/2%. bitcoin, last but not least, bitcoin fallen off the 20,000 highs, closing at 8200 and change. obviously government is looking at it. google said no more cryptocurrency ads. that made it fall even more. back to you. melissa: nicole, thank you so much. let's bring our panel back in as we awaiting, can see the huge space there on the side of your screen. we're awaiting the president here at boeing. bob, let me ask you, it is hard for me to believe that boeing would be hosting the president and not at the same time telling him we love the orders, we need the business, we love the manufacturing, we can't stand the tariffs. i have a feeling he is saying to them, look it is a negotiating ploy, don't worry about it. what do you think of my theory? >> it is not a

shares is of dow dupont fell 1% to $71.34.nd after the bell, stitc fix reported stronger than expected sales in its second report since going public. the online personal styling company said results were helped by more customers, but earnings for the quarter came in below expectations. and with that shares initially fell in the extended session. they ended the regular day up, however, nearly 7% to 24.12. >>> toys "r" us may be on the brink of liquidation. as we've been reporting, the big box toy retailer is running out of both time andon even though it still ranks as one of around.gest toy sellers so if it does go under, it would leave a big hole in that entire industry. >> they could all be gone and soon. th logo, the giraffe and the toys "r" us u.s. tv commercials we all grew up with. ♪ i don't want to grow up ♪ i'm a toys "r" us kid >> here at home toys "r" us has alread closed about 200 stores since filing for bankruptcy last september. and in the uk it's csing other 200 stores. something once impossible to imagine. >> it

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boeing is a dow stock.na, it takes 100 points off the dow. liz: the trumpet ministrations is china has to reduce the deficit by $100 billion. that and the intellectual property, the industries will make it on china. >> old faithful could erupt very soon. it is showing signs of activity, 569 small earthquakes detected in the last month. the largest had a magnitude of 3.1. national park experts believe the geyser could erupt within hours. grizzlies beginning to emerge, and 11-year-old male grizzly in the park earlier this month, males tend to come out of hibernation before females do. they are out. donald trump says the border wall prototypes during his trip to california. chris cabrera, national border patrol council, is it true the president said california is begging for a wall? >> he did say that. we finally got a president who realizes what it will take to secure the country and building a wall is the first step. stuart: there is already a wall in southern california, partially a wall around san diego an