dow jones industrials up 129. at the dollar versus the pound, but the pound had been falling over the past couple of days. in the meantime, elon musk rocking the world with the unveil of the model y and preparing for another mega-unveil in just 48 hours. but is the controversial ceo's own world about to be turned upside down by his own board? charlie. >> let's take a look at the stock. i think these are two threats to the stock price. one, a direct existential threat, which is elon musk's leadership of tesla, whether he's still going to be the ceo. and the other is his leadership of spacex, which doesn't have -- it's a private company, it doesn't really directly impact tesla, but i think if this thing turns out bad on the spacex side, you can see something happen with the stock. here's what we know. two major decisions are going to come down for elon musk in terms of his leadership of both those companies, spacex and tesla, over the next month, 30 days from what we understand. number one, you see the stock is up b

so on a day when boeing's losses hold down the dow's gains, dow is still up 157, boeing is the only stock in the red at the moment, down $26 to $396.47. let's put aside boeing for a minute and focus on the dow 29. we bring in our traders for the floor show at the new york stock exchange, cme group. scott, i will begin with you. how do you trade the dow 29 when one name on any given day is a real problem child but everybody else is doing pretty well? >> what you want to do is see if the market isolates what happened with boeing. it's a very unfortunate situation. we know when we walked in this morning, you had dow futures down 200, but nasdaq futures were up a bit so it shows you the market wasn't that weak and wanted to rally. boeing made its low in the first five minutes which gave traders confidence to put risk back on. if you didn't want to isolate the dow, you could have been in the nasdaq. the small caps, lots of names reacted very well where you didn't have to be in a volatile scenario. but with the futures up and boeing making its low in the first five minutes, i think that showed

the dow is at 20 points, 25,934. we are well off the highs of the session, when we were up 195 points. >>> twitter is at the center of two hash tag worthy fights. the s.e.c. versus elon musk and a new legal battle royale with the california republican congressman devin nunes. coming up, we talk what the blue bird needs to do to fly its way out of these latest controversies. >>> plus a new bombshell in the national enquirer versus jeff bezos blackmail scandal. the surprising source that sparked this powder keg into a full tabloid explosion. and what both sides are saying right now. "countdown" coming right back. heading into retirement you want to follow your passions rather than worry about how to pay for long-term care. brighthouse smartcare℠ is a hybrid life insurance and long-term care product. it protects your family while providing long-term care coverage, should you need it. so you can explore all the amazing things ahead. talk to your advisor about brighthouse smartcare. brighthouse financial. build for what's

boeing is a dow stock. it's a big drag on the dow, we know that. after the second 737 max jet crash in months, the latest crash killed 157 people. so here's the question. how many of this type of plane are in service now? ashley: well, there are 350 being delivered since 2017, a third of those go to china, as we know china has shut down, grounded the planes there. in the united states, we have about, let me see, u.s. has 69 of those planes in service, delta, southwest among those. they are still operating. we just heard from the european aviation agency saying they are still cleared to operate in europe. they are not grounding the planes there. they are in close contact with the faa, saying it's too early to draw any conclusions but they are grounded in ethiopia, indonesia, china, cayman islands of all things have also grounded the plane. bottom line, they have back orders for 5,000 of these planes, boeing, so they are definitely out there. some are operating today, some not. stuart: if you were flying this morning and knew you were going to be fly

it's a dow stock. it's taken the whole dow industrial average down with it. >>> tesla, a whistleblower claims it hacked employees' cell phones and computers. sounds like big brother. susan: inflammatory. a tesla ex-security employee alleging theft, drug dealing and spying at the giga factory. this comes from carl hanson who used to work for tesla. according to some of these reports, he's basically basing this information, these accusations, on second-hand single anonymous sourcing that i'm not sure you can entirely believe but hey, this is what they're engaging in at this point and there could be some criminal aspects of this because as you know, it's illegal to wiretap employees without their knowledge. also, $37 million in theft being reported. that could have a material impact on the bottom line at the company as well. disclosures are a question and also, just oversight of the employees. stuart: just a stream of bad p.r. but the stock is still at $284. susan: downgrade today by morgan stanley. stuar

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: big rally, let's take a look at future, dow industrials up 160 points, s&p 500 up 16 nasdaq up 60 points, quarter percent. pretty good move this morning, we are expecting a strong opening, first two months that saw the dow's best start to the year since 1987, look at the markets this morning and, of course, so far in 2019 up 3 and a half percent on the dow, up 3% on the s&p and the nasdaq up 3 and a half as well. that's just up for the month of february. joining me right now from tjm investments, scott shellady, good to see ewe this -- you this morning. >> good morning. we are looking at what the fed, the year curve, we are waiting to see if anything gets hotter, i have been saying for a long time, we are not seeing what we are putting in engine what we get out of exhaust, we have a little bit of leak, we are not getting the bang for the buck on what we are putting forward. i want inflation that will make me feel better, right now we are not seeing it. where we are putting the engine it's not coming out of the exhaust. maria: looks like to markets are responding to th

the lead laggard on the dow. the sneaker maker reported weaker than expected sales in north america for its third quarter. the stock down 5.5%. but in the green is the retailer known for its robin's egg blue boxes, tiffany. on a tough day, the jewelry firm reporting higher than expected earnings. that stock up 3% on a tough day for the market. earlier today, president trump sat down exclusively with maria bartiromo and had this to say about the u.s. economy and the impact of rising rates. >> and you're right, the world is slowing but we're not slowing, and frankly, if we didn't have somebody that would raise interest rates and do quantitative tightening, we would have been at over 4 instead of 3.1. ashley: while president trump says we're not slowing, stocks as we know are tumbling on those growth worries, especially after the u.s. manufacturing index dropped to a 20-month low -- 21-month low in march. new work rose at its weakest pace since april 2017 due to cautious spending patterns and less than upbeat busine

that is hurting the dow because boeing is a dow stock. look at it now.he dow industrials down, okay, just over 100 points. we have come back a little bit. now down 107. maybe the market's listening to john here about time for the fed to cut rates. >>> how about tiffany's. it missed on sales in the holiday quarter but did it miss the analyst expectations? ashley: it did okay on earnings. they are fighting the lack of chinese customers, buyers. stuart: it was down earlier. now it's up, $100 a share. susan: flat. stuart: look again at biogen. it had its worst day in years after it gave up hope on its anti-alzheimer's -- it's alzheimer's treatment, i should say. down more today, not much, but up another $1.63. $225 on biogen. >>> how about apple? what a day they had yesterday. on monday, they're expected to release and announce their new streaming service. that stock, apple, has been on a tear, pretty close to $200 per share. apple is now more valuable than microsoft, even though microsoft yesterday hit $120 a share and closed there. where is it this morning

so, it's going to be a case where either the s&p drags the dow or not higher or the dow and nas drag&p lower >> real test in the next six months or so >> yes, absolutely >> bill of bell curve. >>> the price of wheat is falling 11% over the last six months why? trade tensions with china are persisting and this combined with historic flooding in the midwest. how low could ag prices go that's next. does your wealth manager measure up? a cfa charterholder does. they have the investment expertise to unlock opportunities other advisers might not see. learn what a cfa charterholder can do for you, at therightquestion.org how about letting your hair down a little? how about a car for people who don't play golf? hey mercedes! mix it up a little. how about something for a guy who doesn't want a corner office? hey mercedes, i don't even own a tie. do you think i need a mahogany dashboard? hey mercedes, can you make it a little cooler in here? [ a-class ] i am setting the temperature [ a-class ] to 68 degrees. we hear you. we made a car that does, too. the all-new a-class. all-new thinking start

at the moment, dow is down 22. s&p lower by 4. the nasdaq down 14. >>> can we take a look at viacom shares? they are surging as the company renews its carriage contract with at & t directv. what does that mean? well, there was concern viacom channels, mtv, nickelodeon, comedy central and b.e.t., would be booted off their satellite service over this usual battle that we see with a lot of the content operators and of course, the cable operators. but indeed, there happens to be a deal and investors like it. viacom up 5%, at & t down 1%. on the other hand, investors are kind of turning off tesla after rbc capital markets cut its price target by $35 on the stock to $210. we are at $260 right now, though. so the cstock is down 1.66%. rbc lowering the first quarter model 3 delivery forecast. tesla is down 9% this month alone due to a myriad of reasons, but we should really mention that separately on sunday, ceo elon musk tweeted that he was already hiking the price about 3% price hike on already made cars, ones that are right there in th

of what is known as dow theory can you set the scene for me >> well, dow theory is a sort of an old -- it's one of the oldest technical indicators of the do transports and the industrials sort of agreeing on the trend if they're both breaking new lows you're looking at a bear signal or sell signal kind of what we supposedly may have had back in december. i don't agree with that per se, but on the up side, it's bullish. here we have both of them rolling over a little bit. >> if you go back to the basics of how our economy works, if you are seeing slowing down in trubing and shipping and rails, that kind of thing, that it might send a signal that. >> first of all, currently there's a few days of both the indexes that haven't broken out to new lows again. it's not just eight days of down, you know, action it's -- fluid to break a support level, and they haven't done that the level that was broken, when they took out the march lows back in december after speaking with my friend and colleague jeff from raymond james who we discussed this several times, and i agree, this isn't one of those

the dow this year.t is up 42%, of course. it's not on the index, so it can't be, but still, a tough ride from any investors, but a little bit of comfort if ge were still there, it would have been the best in the dow this year. something perhaps to take ka from what's been a tough time. thanks for watching worldwide exchange have you a wonderful weekend "squawk box" is next you're searching for something more... ...red-blooded. right this way. you thirst for adrenaline, you hunger for raw power. well, you've come to the right place. the road is yours, dig in. i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes with your internet, you can switch wireless carriers and save hundreds of dollars a year. are you pullin' my leg? nope. you sure you're not pullin' my leg? i think it's your dog. oh it's him. good call. get the data options you need and still save hundreds of dollars. do you guys sell, other dogs? now that's simple, easy, awesome. customize each line by paying for data by the

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but let's mark the dow, down about 95 points. as president trump and the first lady head now to florida. >>> as promised, here are the top three performers, top three stocks, best performers during the ten-year bull run. some of you guessed. i'm already looking at your guesses. i see a lot of netflix. no, wrong. i see a lot of boeing. no, wrong. let's get to number three. next star broadcasting group, ten year performance, 15,000% plus. nice return. number two, health care name jazz pharmaceuticals. this one saw a 20,000% increase. don't lose sleep over the winner. unless you didn't own it. sleep number. sleep number saw a gain of 23,000% over the past decade. not bad. the mattress maker traded for less than a quarter ten years ago. now trading at $45.87. there you have it. okay. >>> i want to bring in bankrate chief financial economist and our traders at the new york stock exchange and cme group. wow, tim, you were there ten years ago watching as we saw the bottom of the markets but let's spin it forward. everybody always wonder

the dow flipped to negative. [closing bell rings]. thank you, chris.ajor averages, too close to for the dow and s&p. i will throw it in melissa's lap. volatility on wall street. melissa: investors await progress on a u.s.-china trade deal. the dow ending the day, down just 11 points there off session highs clearly. you know, there you go. apparently you were supposed to read that. connell: a little lower. what gave that away? melissa: said melissa. >> you could have ended that, hey everybody i'm melissa francis but instead you didn't want to say i'm connell mcshane. melissa: no, i am connell mcshane. connell: i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." like the dow fighting for gains. ends up lower by three points. nasdaq off by a single point. more on some big individual

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dow jones industrials down 63. boeing is once again the biggest drag on the dow, shaving off more than 150 points. of course we would be in the green without boeing for the second day. energy and technology are helping hoist up the nasdaq and the s&p 500 which at the moment are to the upside. investors seem not really to be game for dick's sporting goods, though. the stock is in a free fall after the sports retailer said it would stop selling hunting rifles and ammunition in 125 stores and forecast 2019 profit below expectations. so that stock down about 11 1/4%. dick's moved to launch a new athletic apparel brand to replace reebok on its store shelves is whacking at leisure stocks, though. we do have nike down a quarter. but underarmour just turned flat. so it's up just a penny, but it's been a tough moment. you know, athleisure, up about a quarter for lulu. u.k. parliament voting on the brexit deal. here's what we're told folks, you need to stay with me, the results will be due in the next few minutes. they do th

dow will replace dow dupont on the dow jones industrial average.hat change will take effect on april 2nd. a bit of a who's on first situation. >> say that again three times fast dow ink replaced dow dupont on the dow jones industrial average. zoo perfect. we got it. we'll see you in a few minutes thank you. >> thanks, brian >>> here's how your investments are looking. stocks gaining a little steam. no big gains on the futures. a lot of the global recession fears are still there, but you kind of have this fed put. one of trump's nominees stechk moore calling for an imminent rate cut you have the fed sort of thing under the market, which, by the way, look at the bond market the benchmark ten-year is back at 2.38% you remember about a year ago a lot of folks on this network saying we're going to see yields of three if not 3.5% the exact opposite has happened. 2.38%. good news for home builders and home buyers. probably we'll get more on that in a minute. in the asian markets kind of a mixed trade. we had bad data from china industrial profits falling

the dow down 249, the s&p down 17. our floor show traders are amassing in front of their trading floor cameras to help you dodge the daggers. markets had spiked this morning at the open, floating up on reports that the u.s. and china are closing in on completion of that much anticipated trade deal. team trump telling fox business the u.s. has made quote, a lot of progress in talks on a trade deal, but is it progress on the easy stuff or the hard stuff? we are going to take you live to the white house to find out. >>> wall street's bond king has picked the claman closing "countdown" for his first live interview since his retirement. we will ask if the fed chair's patience is wearing thin on him and whether jay powell's reluctance to hike rates will hurt the entire market system down the road. >>> and admiral mike mullen is the former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. we asked him here in a fox business exclusive because he's got a surprising assessment of what he says is america's greatest threat and no, it's not a

charles: dow up 110 points. we have about a 50-point rally, the c.p. effect, since we started the show. liz: the c.p. and the l.c. we love it. have a good weekend. thank you very much. breaking news, is the ink now drying on a 100 plus page u.s./china deal to end that trade war? the administration's top economist confirming the detailed agreement that could be completed with chinese leader xi jinping at a u.s. signing ceremony. this might be at mar-a-lago later this month in florida. rumors of a written deal in progress stoked the early rally, pushing wall street to come in like a lion on this first trading day of march. but will investors go out a little bit like a lamb? up 227 points at its highs, now as we head into the final hour of trade, the dow is up 108 points. >>> the china news comes as the surprising new video of chinese children goes viral. kids dancing and singing and extoling the greatness of huawei's phones, coinciding with the smartphone and 5g equipment giant pleading not guilty to accusations it stole technology from t-mobile. we will

the dow loses 129. that will do it for the "claman countdown."sa: visiting with top executives at the white house. all three major averages ending the day in the red as investors await any progress between the u.s. and china on trade. any minute now 25 prominent ceos, including apple's tim cook will meet with president trump, marking the first meeting of the administration's new workforce advisory board. busy day. i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. we'll cover all of that welcome to "after the bell" with the dow ending the session lower by 132. the s&p and nasdaq also in negative territory. that is the third day in a row they're down. s&p by 18. nasdaq by 70

the dow is down 50 points.%, that is weighing on the blue chip average. europe, stocks are trading mixed. the red arrow is in germany, down 5 points. deutsche bank and commerce bank consistent r firminconfirming tr talks. sea of green in asia overnight, the shanghai composite up 2 and-a-half percent. you can tell us more about that. cheryl: you're looking at the markets, they're actually kind of sloughing off, don't seem worried about the new news that broke over the weekend on a summit between president trump and china's xi-jinping may be pushed back to june. the south china morning post reported over the weekend the proposed meeting in april is now less likely. the summit at mar-a-lago was pushed back from march with no official new date announced. we thought it was going to be april. now who knows. hudson valley investment advisor ceo gus gako joins us now. it doesn't look like markets are reacting to this news. we're not as sensitive as we were earlier about u.s.-china trade negotiations. why? >> i think th

dow futures indicated up about 17 points. this comes on the second worst day of 2019, stocks at this point look like they are hanging in there as we start a bit of volatile time in the major averages have posted weekly losses for two of the last weeks dow is lower

nasdaq futures are higher by 7 points s&p up as well but check out the dow. down 197 point.t is being pressured by boeing shares today at had this moment in premarket are down 9% after play makers second deadly crash over the weekend and et ethiopian crash and china and airline as now grounding all 737 maxes let's which can out european stocks trading to the upside ahead of a crucial brexit vote tomorrow. in asia shanghai composite adding almost 2% overnight some positive comments from head of china central bank. on trade negotiations -- >> and negotiations continue this monday and we would like to welcome everybody to fbn:am good morning i'm cheryl casone. >> good morning i'm lauren simonetti. there's a lot happening this morning, president trump is gearing up for another battle with the democrats. over his proposed border wall, with reports say the president will propose a budget today that includes an additional 8.6 billion pay for that wall the request more than six time what is congress allocated for border projects in each of the fiscal years. white house economic advi

charles: the dow sliding today in part over slowdown fears.hose losses. even apple taking a hit. it had clear momentum. we've got a big event coming on monday. i want to bring in rockland trust vice president and portfolio manager. and rob luna is back with us as well. rachel, let me start with you, the market, this is a pretty big pullback. a lot of confusion more than anything else. what is your assessment how we're finishing this week? >> so it is definitely been a week of surprises. we see really two different messages across the market. when you look at the fixed income markets we've seen rates across the board drop. a slight inversion of the yield curve this morning when you look at three months versus 10 years. and that's created concern that perhaps that is predicting a recession maybe down the road. but when you look at the other side of the coin in the equity markets you know we had a 1000 point round-trip, actually 10,000 on the round trip for the dow jones industrial average and really what we're seeing there what we talked in the

moved the dow down. i wouldn't touch this stock for a long time. i wouldn't touch them anyway because they're not entrepreneurial but there are so many other traits related to this. 80% of the $400 billion future revenues related to this plane and the profits related to this plane have gone from 14% to almost 20% in gross profit and the margin's gone from 10% to like 14% so things have increased by 40%. this is a very profitable plane. management has benefited quite a bit by going from like $15 million in compensation to $30 million. so they have benefited. by the way, they haven't put much of their money back into r & d. that's gone up $19 billion the last six years but stock repurchases have been $40 billion. if you are telling me they haven't trained the pilots properly, take some of the money instead of buying stock and train the pilots. come on. the biggest purchase the last six years has been buying back their stock. this is wrong. stuart: you make a lot of sense. let's move on to facebook. the "ne

we can see right now with the dow up 106, high of the session for the dow, with 279, i was looking at the nasdaq this morning, it was up 100 points. right now, it's up 39. oil, though, holding gains in the after-market session. it's near a four-month high as supply cuts offset growth worries. it's higher by 2% in the aftermarket. this is a six-month picture but year to date, oil is up 25%. >>> we have lift in the oil market but no lift for boeing even as german airlines lufthansa's ceo says he has not lost trust in the plane maker despite two fatal 737 max crashes. but this is kind of a two-headed story here. the company says it plans to buy a triple digit number of boeing jets but that they will make a decision regarding whether they will be the max jets in question that were involved in two crashes in the past couple of months. boeing's ceo released a statement a short while ago saying with the shared value of safety, be assured that we are bringing all of the resources of the boeing company to bear working together tirelessly to understand what happened and to do everything possibl

you don't invest in the dow that much, but we watch it.o knew was so important? random but interesting thanks for watching world wooitd exchange "squawk box" is next . >> joe and andrew are off today. let's take a look at the u.s. equity futures at this hour. you're going to see green arrows across the board dow futures indicated up by 40 points after falling by over 200 points yesterday you did see a big range for where the markets were trading yesterday. i think the dow strayed at almost 550 point range for the course of the day. a lot of pressure on selling jim cramer was saying it was really kind of forced selling by the machines that took over at some point >> i mean, once -- we got ai very specific technical level on the s&p. didn't make it over there. in the end it was about less than a .4% drop in the s&p >> bouncing back from some of the lows we've seerch earlier. >> a lot of the recent winners were

do you ever pay attention to the dow? david: yes. sometimes, we use an etf and dia, which we happen to own now and it is suffering today as an mdy, it depends on the composition, our outlook for the market. which was lacking with small caps, we are doing better than big caps which were more desirable, we would go to a use the dow,tf and not all the time but some of the time. today is not a good day to we are lagging in the s&p. -- vonnie: calling for deep domestic spending cuts that have little chance of passing congress. new government indicates consumers may still be able to export growth after a dismal into 2018. retail sales stabilize in january after they plunged. up, beating estimates. turkey has fallen into a recession for the first time in a decade. the shrink last quarter from the previous months when it fell 1.6%. that is a blow to erdogan. turkey passes economy has fizzled following a crash and policy missteps with the u.s. theresa may passes government declared brexit talks with the european union are deadlocked. to make

the dow is up 94 points, s&p down nearly half a percent, same story for the nasdaq. in europe, getting towards midday there, the noticey, the cac, the dax all down anywhere from a half to three quarters of a percent in europe. take a look at the stocks in asia, it's a sea of red today across all the h global marketsg seng, kospi, down from 1%. lauren: not the best start on this 10 year anniversary of the bill market. welcome to "fbn: a.m.," everybody. happy friday to you. i'm lauren simonetti. ashley: good morning, i'm ashley webster. lauren: breaking overnight, new fears over the u.s./china trade talks. the u.s. envoys to china saying the two countries are not as close a deal as everyone had hoped. the ambassador telling the wall street journal that negotiators have yet to set a date for the final trade summit between president xi and president trump. that indicates more work may need to be done here. ashley: that news sending asian markets reeling further. there's selloff with weaker than expecexpected trade data. analysts say even if beijing and washington settle

contessa brewer and jon fortt at post 9 morgan has the morning off obviously a selloff on our hands, down 300 plus, session lows shares of apple on a tear, rallying enough to reclaim title of the world's motion valuable publicly traded company, trying to hang onto the flat line sending out an invitation earlier this week with the tease it's show time as wall street looks ahead to monday, some long term holders of the stock remain skeptical. joining us, jeffries analyst jeffrey oh shay, and chief investment strategist that remains in the stock as well good morning, guys >> thanks for having me. >> help us understand whether or not you think at least the streaming wars will change on monday >> yeah, well i mean -- sorry. >> nancy >> i think the announcement is exciting we have long been advocates for the stock for services revenue, recognize iphone sales had begun to slow awhile ago i don't think it is a game changer. it is more of a psychological benefit to shareholders and an indication that the company is innovating rather than -- and i wouldn't even see innovating, they're following an

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we are looking at the dow, s&p and nasdaq. s&p is having its best quarterly performance in nine years but look at the russell 2000. the russell is having its best quarter since 2011. these are small and midcaps. it's pretty interesting to see that they are coming along for this ride. now, when we see a lot of green on the screen, it's not necessarily all lyft, just lyft or lyft at all. one single market can send the markets into a tizzy. today that word was constructive. that's all the bulls needed to hear. who said it? technically, nobody said it. but as he was leaving beijing on his way back to washington, treasury secretary steven mnuchin tweeted that trade talks between the u.s. and china teams were quote, constructive. the most immediate reaction, chip makers which have huge exposure to china, they sell into asia, they manufacture in asia, they started popping. they are all in a basket in the philadelphia semiconductor index and that is gaining steam, even as we head into the final hour of trade here, up 1.75%. you can se

the dow is down 46 points.y lower, of course this comes after the big selloff on friday. the 10 year treasury yield, up a couple basis points to 2.46, still extremely low. we're going to be talking about inverted yield curve i have a feeling for a while which some say points to a recession, certainly an economic slowdown, that hurt the markets. in europe, stocks right now we're just underway, but pointing slightly lower, the ftse and the cabbing an cac andx down. meanwhile, perhaps the biggest story? asia overnight, a big selloff, the nikkei off 3%, the shanghai and hang seng down 2%, and the kospi down 2%, global slowdown concerns hitting the asian markets overnight. lauren: they sure are. democrats are planning a major legal fight after attorney general william barr released his summary of the mueller investigation. jenna ellis is a constitutional law attorney and she joins us now. jenna, good morning. >> good morning, lauren. great to see you. lauren: nancy pelosi and chuck schumer are saying that attorney g

today's action extends the bes two-month start to a year for the dow since 1987. the blue chip d index rose 26 points to 26,026. the nasdaq added 62 and the s&p 500 was up 19. the dow snapped nine straigh weeks o gains while the nasdaq rose for its tenth consecutive week. >>> investors spent much of thr dayg to make heads or tails out of the latest economic reports, which showe something you don't often see. steve liesn explai. >> history shows when americans have more money in their pockets, they tending to spend it. a report issued friday which had been delayed b the government shutdown showed that incomes in 1%.ember surged a healthy good news right in the heart of the solidayhopping season. wages were up a strong 0.5%, whh should have sent americans to the mall with some spending abandon, but they didn't go, at least according to the latt data. consumer spending fell by half a point, the worst decembe decline since the financial crisis. with earnings ahead of savings, the savings rate shot up, hitting 7.6% of disposable income, the most in three years. did ame

dow is only down two points. liz claman, the millenial stocks you own in your portfolio are working out pretty good. liz: well, i'm a young one at heart, right? charles: you're hip. you are the hippest person in the building. liz: oy. good luck with that one. breaking news. folks, it is now a full-blown pile-on by wall street analysts. they are reaching a fever pitch, swamping boeing stocks on the now-grounded 737 max 8 and 9 aircraft here in the u.s. and just about everywhere else, grounded. bank of america says it will take three to six months to come up with a fix. we've got jpmorgan now saying they are estimating compensation to airlines could cost boeing $115 million per month, and this is a bad one. one sees the grounding six to eight weeks with a total cost of half a billion dollars. we will have the latest as the investigation now zeros in on the black boxes from the flight that crashed in ethiopia on sunday. those boxes have now arrived in france to be analyzed. former national transportation safety bure

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the dow is down 400 points.ooks lik mayfield report ceo john might field and hedge fund manager jonathan hoenig. good to see the three of you. john layfield, what's happening with the market today? i thought we were going to be up? >> signals going on out there. it's good we could end up with some trade deal at the chinese spirit i don't think it matters if we just get a deal it's good for the market. you see a lot of conflicting factors out there. use the data coming out of germany, italy appeared even before the trade war. there is a global slowdown or what you're seeing in the united states i think it's very positive. it's why we had about a 17% corporate earnings growth this quarter was doubled to what was forecast spirit to 2015, 2016 about 80% of the accelerating growth in gdp came because a private domestic investment. gold has taken a hit over the past week. it is down again today. the suggestion is because inflation is not a concern you don't need to hedge with gold. what do you think? >> now is the tim

names like unh, mcdonald's, home depot weighing on the dow.ps have gone negative in the s&p 500. health care is the biggest loser. technology, utilities, materials also getting slammed the initial burst of optimism over reports over the weekend that u.s. and china were inching closer to a trade deal even got details released, has faded. >> looks like we took another leg lower around the european close as well. >>> coming up, semantic, one of the biggest gainers, up 20%. it is lower now. the ceo sits down with us after the break. stay with us what do you see? we see breakthrough medicines getting to patients in record time. we see harnessing natural gas unleashing the promise of clean energy. we see engineers simulating the future to improve today. at emerson, when issues become inspiration, focusing core strengths to create a better world isn't just a result, it's a responsibility. emerson. consider it solved. glbt glbt. >>> i am scott walker. here's what's coming up. how much of a china deal is already priced into the markets? is today's lack

>>> okay as we close out the show here down about 152 points now on the dow. interesting that the nasdaq and the s&p are both higher because a lot of that, at least 250, 300 points just in boeing stock. join us tomorrow, "squawk on the street" is next. ♪ >>> good monday morning. i'm carl quintanilla with david faber, rick santelli at the stock exchange boeing set to erase about 340 points from the dow as the stock is down 12% on china's grounding of the 737 max 8 europe in the green. china up 19 overnight. ten year 264, you saw the retail sales stabilize although the weak december number was reset lower. the boeing 737, max 8, set to shave points off the dow >> the fed chair saying no reason to change policy. >> 3% gdp growth for the next five years that's the projection from the trump administration's newest budget proposal >> s&p and the nasdaq set to open higher but boeing shaving more than 300 points off the dow index following the fatal crash over the weekend of the ethiopian airlines the black box has been recovered, boeing gapping down 12 hasn't happene

the dow as well.his morning about a quarter of a percent higher on nasdaq. markets are extending last week's declines. major indices were down last week across the board, better than 2% apiece as you see. global markets this morning mostly higher. european indices higher across the board. fq100 up a half a percent, 38 points higher, the cac in paris up 14 points and the dax index in germany up 36. in asia overnight gains across the board. best performer was china, shanghai composite up almost 2%, apparently exports surging in the first few days of march in china according to government officials there. time is running out to use payless gift cards. what you need to know before heading to the store this morning. a snowy surprise, one nebraska trooper was shocked when he tried to pull over this mustang but it was all snow. somebody made it. it really looks cool. the story coming up this morning. [ laughter ] maria: two captain americas in one room, how congressman dan crenshaw pays tribute to the superh

down about 255 points on the dow.o still nearly a percent for the dow but the s&p down two thirds of 1% and nasdaq down 1%. >> real estate only group in the green within the overall market. dow seeing the biggest one-day decline. bob pisani has more on this intraday reversal, bob. >> aufoff the lows and seller exhaustion is the trend. take a look at stocks that are moving you have semiconductors. amd is down. you have got some big industrial names like boeing down and not all of them. caterpillar is up and then not generally trade related that's weak gap had a great week last week health care not generally a trade relatted sector. they're all down airlines are down again today. the dow transports are down seven days in a row. generally again, not trade related. i'm sticking with the general theme that the market's stretched in seller exhaustion. if you remember what's moving the market, tail winds, fed patience is main story here with the china trade deal for hopes and a lot of problems with global growth. europe and

on the dow and 20% off from the high yields on the sos.ick, you're got a lot of cross-currents going a lot has to do with central banks. some has to do with the theory of the mmt some has to do with the japanification of europe there's -- in central banks. it doesn't look like we'll ever be done with them. probably will be ten years between the time the european central bank raise rates to when they raise them again so you've got a lot of conflicting signals right now. meanwhile 10 crier treasuries still hover around 2.60 and 2.62. >> remember, a year ago when many investors were definitely complaining, pulling out their eyelashes, oh, my god, rates are going to kill stocks truly, rates going up in partnership with the equities moving up and the type of data points we're getting a year plus ago, that was the perfect blend. you could call this goldilocks, but how long can it last one of these markets needs to blink, until the international sovereigns will really cave. >> rick, you know, one of the things the equity markets are looking at is

the dow flipped to negative. [closing bell rings]. thank you, chris. major averages, too close to for the dow and s&p. i will throw it in melissa's lap. volatility on wall street. melissa: investors await progress on a u.s.-china trade deal. the dow ending the day, down just 11 points there off session highs clearly. you know, there you go. apparently you were supposed to read that. connell: a little lower. what gave that away? melissa: said melissa. >> you could have ended that, hey everybody i'm melissa francis but instead you didn't want to say i'm connell mcshane. melissa: no, i am connell mcshane. connell: i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." like the dow fighting for gains. ends up lower by three points. nasdaq off by a single point. more on some big individual market movers in a moment. here is what is new at this hour. ♪ melissa: president trump firing back slamming democrats for choosing to focus on political games instead of policy. the latest from the white house. plus democrats launching a new attack on wall street. alexandria ocas

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the dow gained 200 points. the nasdaq was up 149, its best day in six t weeks and s&p 500 added 40. >> so are you planning to take a drone down the west side highway now that the future is here? >> i think it could be. really . i won't be in it but that's okay. >> me eier. >> i'mue herera. thanks for joining us. we'd like to remind yous this the time of year your public television station seeks your support. >> i'm bill griffeth. thank you very much for your support. we'll see you >> this is "bbc rld news america." funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> wow, that is unbelievable. ♪fl >> i'ying! ♪ >> stay curious. ♪

these markets with the dow, dow up 112, fighting in final moments of trade to make it 10 straight weeksf gains. it looks like it will just fall short. it would have been the longest winning streak since may of '95. deirdre bolton on floor. we need to be up 115, just a few points short? >> that is right. the trend, we're looking at weekly number. nasdaq seemed to make the 10 week stretch. s&p 500, it's fine of the look at the dow intraday, you can see the low point of the day. that is when the atlanta fed came out said according to its modeling first quarter of gdp for the u.s. will be .3%. you can really see the effect that had on the markets at that time although to your point, connell, crawling back up if you like. take a look at boeing. that was one of the support points for the dow. nike, not a dow-listed stock, one of the stars of the day, signing a huge contract for egaming. china's biggest group if you like league of legends, nike provides jerseys, gear. this is the new, new thing. as we know from teenagers watching twitch, which i point out amazon owned. people say this is the f

dow futures look like they're down by 75 points.ures off by five and a half, this then the nasdaq down by 18. this does come after three straight days of losses for both the dow and the s&p 500. the dow, the s&p 500, and the nasdaq are all on track to post their worst week of 2019, but that's not really saying much because we have been on a pretty shait straight shot up since then >> three straight days >> we are back, and we are still in the red >> people were in a bad mood selling. like

>> next week another dow component has apple.hey will be coming out with their service and what will be part of that ahe perhaps a bit in concert, diz flee is buying the next week out calls. they are not buying them this week expri ratiiratioexpiration next week. just out of money. about 50, 60 cents out of money. i bought these calls i imagine i'll be in this through the apple call and into the end of next week i like the activity and as you can see, we don't see a lot in disney that's another reason to like this one stocks trading about 113.58 as of this. second one, take a look at what's going on here this one, 55.68. they are buying april calls in this one they came in and bought the april 57 calls about 1.50 out of money. they bought a lot of those very quickly. not just 2 or 3,000. like 12,000 of these calls, 1.2 million share equivalent i'll probably be in this about a month, maybe longer because i really like this one >> good stuff. come on back over. we have a viewer question. the desk will get to that next >>> there's s

but there is boeing, which is pulling down the dow right now.ks are biggest gainers on the street today, thanks by big moves in the big momentum names, right? amazon, apple, google, facebook. coming up our picks of the day. i want to go in depth on a buy signal that you can't miss out on. >>> meanwhile, seems like theresa may was finally going to have a win with the eu agreeing to last-minute changes to update a brexit deal she presented last night. then poof. the optimism evaporated with the uk's ag saying the legal risk remains unchanged. with the vote on this deal expected any moment now, the deadline just 17 days away what should we expect? joining me former uk parliament member john brown and our own ashley webster. john, let me start with you. there was more optimism 24 hours ago. people were saying that england is simply flat-footed and that a no-deal brexit would be catastrophic? >> of course that is the side of the remainers or remoaners to pretend that would be catastrophic. in fact there would be huge opportunities for britain to trad