gary b. smith, overblown, okay hang on one second, >> [ overlapping speakers ] trish: gary? >> between gary k. and john layfield we have the two cumulus nimbus clouds that could rain on any parade. i'm hoping susan is bullish, because -- >> listen. gary k. comes up with whirlpool, why don't you come up with more dinosaurs and come up with the american buggy whip manufacturer >> gary b. that is incorrect. the premise of the question is why the volatility if everything is so rosie why is the stock market not at 35,000? >> look, i want to counter some numbers. trish: hang on. you're losing me you're losing me one at a time. >> [laughter] trish: gary, okay, guys! gary? >> any person with a finishing maneuver in the ring called the closeline from hell i agree with 100%. >> gary b. may get it through. trish: all right that's fine. i will point out to you pessimists out there, that -- >> i'm not a pessimist. the market is pessimistic. trish: but then isn't it the opportunity to get in? i mean, wouldn't you look at at that pessimism and say it's over blown when you look at the funda

gary b. smith and look who else is here, jonas max ferris, co- founder gary b., your take on what people should do now? >> start buying. >> liz: what are you buying? >> well i looked at the charts, liz it's unusual for a market to go straight down that kind of waterfall sell-off in the technical analysis terms. we're straight down. that tells me one thing. this is nothing but fear out there. it's not like, you know, there's a housing crisis. it's not like everyone knew there was a dot com bubble so i agree with a lot of what don said. it just looked like and you look at all of the sectors and stocks that sold off. it was indiscriminate. i could understand if bank of america selling off but why would netflix care about interest rates out there? is there no one out there tonight's going to say oh, my gosh interest rates are going up i'm not going to watch netflix tonight. of course not. >> liz: that's a great point. so look, i wouldn't go all in right now, because markets don't normally finish

quickly, gary b., your take on that? they're not there any more sorry about that, they are going to be back with us later in the show. oh, is mike lee there? okay, mike what's your take on the arrest of the chinese spy? >> look, the chinese is the number one enemy in the united states if it's not from a trade standpoint and doing everything they can to import as much wets as their country it's through espionage and i have no doubt there are u.s. spies in china and vice versa but the reason we're coming public with this is because we're ratcheting up the pressure on the chinese and the reason we're doing it is to open their markets so the only thing that can take their economy to the next level is what we're imposing on them, so look, i don't think this is going to stop for a long time but i think they have far more to lose than we do. >> liz: thank you gary b. and mike lee, you'll be back with us later in the show with more on the markets. let's get to hurricane michael making landfall. it's the first cat 4 or stronger h

connell: john, gary b., gary gastelu is with us. a lot of garys, very difficult for interviews. my other brother darrell. john is the one who said that hey, somebody knows something, right? this stock did have a nice pop before. maybe that, well, maybe somebody knew something, maybe they didn't. now we all know something. i don't know if it is apples to oranges or not. you report a profit of 2.90 people looking for 19 cents. you don't have to be a math major knowing that is a pretty big beat. what do you make at first glance, john? >> particularly on the top line. this is good things for the cash flow. ironically i was cfo of tesla, do massive share dilution and raise enough capital to free up all concerns that bears on the stock like myself have. shore up balance sheet. fund the huge growth profile inn front of you, investor ares baking in. current valuation, company should do share dilution right now. connell: only thing negative on headlines that cross are tariffs impacts. i believe the numbers company is throwing at in terms of tariff impacts on china. we'll double-check tha

let's ask gary b. smith. >> good morning, cheryl. were down in the session 471, the volatility index, fair gauge we call it at fox business jumped 15% that was the major move, suggesting that investors are climbing the wall of worry, what do you make of what we isn't that true. >> well, i think you that right, it is a wall of worry but, you know, when you get to numbers, cheryl, i don't understand the worry. let's just take saudi arabia, for example, we are all worried about, you know, something, you know, the tensions escalate, there's a major fracture, oil prices go up above $100 a barrel. cheryl: you're doubting this. you're not buying this. [laughter] >> gary b. smith's doubt cultivated over 50 odd years of being in the market. cheryl: okay. >> we only import 9% of oil from saudi arabia. the other worry is the defense stray crumbles, let's see, we -- they account for about .05% of the entire defense industry, so when you get -- the worry in this case is kind of sell on the news, the old adage, especially true here. i'm looking --

>> i listened to jason remind me of my days with gary b. smith, gary b. smith listening to his charting stuff which i could never quite follow but i'm fascinated about it. today this is all about microsoft this company is doing extremely well, making a ton of money and growing. who would have thought microsoft would grow like this. i'm scratching my head why these stock geniuses were so upset yesterday about the market. all they needed was a little bit of good news. melissa: speaking of good news and earnings, amazon is reporting third quarter results. let's go to susan li, is it good news? >> a mixed picture for amazon. bottom line beef, profit came out way ahead of estimates. $5.75 is the earnings per share. estimates were for $3.14. revenue came in a bit light. americans i -- hence the stock s hit. $1.7 billion revenue. 56.6 billion what we got for amazon in the quarter. it has been about the cloud. amazon web services has been the big revenue driver. this is a beat. 6.69 billion for cloud growth. higher than analysts of 6.771 billion for the quarter.

that is the same with the s&p 500, including this next guy, gary b. smith, who joins the panel to discuss what's going on. on that moving average thing, lot of smart guys like yourself read a lot into that. there are 50-day averages, 100 day moving averages, what do they mean? why do you watch them? >> well, basically the 50-day average as you well know is just a trend, a longer term trend. the next stop i guess would be the 200 day moving average that technicians use. in this case, though, i don't think it has much relevance, to be honest with you. i'm looking more at the percentage pullback that we have had from the recent highs. i'm even looking back just at january of this year, we pulled back 10%. the s&p did, from its highs, until we started that great uptrend into the last week or so, now we are down only 3% or so. granted, some of the nasdaq stocks have taken a bigger hit but just in summary, i would say we are getting closer to a buying opportunity than more selling. neil: all right. by the way, just -- all of these guys are going to be parti

gary b. a is also turning out this case that they are the saudi arabia itself is the week to the gym our case shares in saudi arabian companies have closed as the fallout of a cheese disappearance deepens the main stock market index in riyadh fell by as much as seven percent on sunday with billions of dollars wiped off the market value a large rebel group ins a residual a province says it will continue to fight hours after a deadline for rebels to withdraw from a buffer zone the more he cheers did not say whether they agreed or rejected last month's deal between russia and turkey to set up a demilitarized area the buffer is centered around the northwestern region of it clipped syria's last major rebel stronghold according to the agreement the buffer was meant to be free of heavy weapons by october the tenth then of rebels by october the fifteenth nicaraguan police were violently broken apparently government protests in the capital managua the protesters are part of an alliance of forty opposi

we have susan li, gary b. smith, and john layfield, ceo of the layfield report.you are all fox contributors let's get to it we had certainly another wild day for these markets take a look at the dow today dropping nearly

join me on our panel on her first day of their very own common dagen mcdowell, gary b. smith committeeman grew president, former bomb economic adviser and john layfield, layfield report ceo. gary, robert and john are all fox contributors. another volatile day on wall street. coming off of the markets worst week since march. kerry beat him i wanted to go to you first. it did seem at times it would gain traction but it didn't. >> the last couple days the market i think after the onslaught of last week is trying to find its footing. you often see this with the waterfall selloff. 1300 points in two days, something like that. i think it's trying to find its footing. i like the action right here. i think it's trying to legalize. >> i see a lot of slipping going on. dagen: interest rates and higher interest rates are the worry and the federal reserve trained to lie down unprecedented stimulus during the housing crash come in during the financial crisis. if anybody tells you they know how this is going to play out, they are lying. they don't know because nobody knows. look at in

jimmy on the panel or barrio and susan leigh, senior correspondent charlie gasparino, plus gary b.mith, and john layfield, ceo of the layfield report, both are fox news contributors. if your stocks are making a lot of money today. the dow soaring to close to 547 points on the plus side. president trump sitting down with the run trish regan and a fox business exclusives. if republicans don't keep the house, the party on wall street could be over. >> what their 401(k). the day we have a really bad time three weeks from now through the 401(k) will go down tremendously. if they don't go out and vote, then they have themselves to blame. i built up $1,127,000,000,000,000 in well. >> charlie's already imitating. >> half the country does anything because that's what the percentage of the company and the stock market. the other has not going to care that their mutual funds and things like that. i think it is a weak argument to be honest. >> it wasn't trump who built? he's built them up since the beginning of the year. absolutely. >> the market is still positive. >> john, you've been very qu

former obama economic adviser and gary b.mith to the mcgrew president who just flew in from florida. jonas, robert and guerriero fox contributors. 15 days away from the elections. "the wall street journal" poll showing the president approval rating is on the rise of more voters are interested in the midterms and now another tax cut is on the way for middle america. take a listen. >> we are putting in a resolution sometime in the next week or week and a half, two weeks. we are giving a middle income tax reduction of about 10%. we are doing it now for middle income people. that's on top of the tax decrease. >> are you signing an executive order for that? >> no, no. we will do the vote after the election. >> robber, you are already just on what the president said shaking your head. >> it is total bs. they're not going to be there november 1st or the midterms are november 6th. it's not happening. i tweeted that out this morning. >> you are confusing practical with marketing. trump is a marketeer. let's say i stipulate the trade i

joining me is liz, rick, gary b. smith, and heather zumaranga. re both fox contributors. let's get right to it. stocks soaring for the second straight day. the dow closing up 241 points, well above 25,000 now. president trump speaking at the

joining me is liz, rick, gary b. smith, and heather zumaranga. liz and gary are both fox contributors. let's get right to it. stocks soaring for the second straight day. the dow closing up 241 points, well above 25,000 now. president trump speaking at the white house this afternoon is warning investors once again. take a listen. >> the midterms for some reason don't do so well for republicans, i think you are all going to lose a lot of money. i hate to say that. i think you're going to lose a lot of money. people are waiting on your 401(k)s and everything else. they are waiting to see what happens with the midterms and if it comes out good like we think it probably will, because there's a good feeling in the air. there are a lot of people voting. go out and vote. if it comes out good i think the market's going to continue to go through a period like we have never seen before. david: so the president talking up the economy, talking up the market. you couldn't see larry kudlow there tossing him softballs but what do you think, gang? liz: he's got an

we have some of the stars of that show joining us right now including john layfield and gary b.essica tarlov, i'm sure they're going to ask her to come many times -- >> they've been begging me. [laughter] neil: i want to posit9 a big theme for your show on monday, what happens monday. we heard from steven guilfoyle, the big investor, says he's going to be watching the asian markets or futures, what happens in europe, that could set the stage for good or ill for next week and whether the markets can shake off last week and, by extension, jessica, you could argue maybe three weeks from tuesday -- >> it's crazy. neil: finish the midterms. do you think this has any impact at all? >> i don't. we talked about this when we were here at the top of the show. neil: and, by the way, many don't tune in for the top of the show -- [laughter] >> we've already been here. neil: oh, great, thank you. there we go. >> everyone watches for two hours. i don't think the stock market and what's going on right now has a massive impact on the election. i think that people generally feel good about the ec

jimmy on the panel or barrio and susan leigh, senior correspondent charlie gasparino, plus gary b. layfield, ceo of the layfield report, both are fox news contributors. if your

join me on our panel on her first day of their very own common dagen mcdowell, gary b. grew president, former bomb economic adviser and john layfield, layfield report ceo. gary, robert and john are all fox contributors. another volatile

we have susan li, gary b. smith, and john layfield, ceo of the layfield report.tributors let's get to it we had certainly another wild day for these markets take a look at the dow today dropping nearly 300 points at one point it had actually been down 539 bigec

you won't be there because you have a show to do but we'll have steve forbes, we're going to have gary bthe -- >> liz: show the bulls & bears colors is that the irish flag you have there? david: no, no. >> liz: it looks like the irish flag. david: it's good day in the market and bad day in the market but it's not just market news it's going to be, you know the bulls & bears in politics, in sports, whatever field is making the front pages of the news and i'm going to be the host but i'm going to kind of be sort of like in the host of a party. i'm going to sit back, let people enjoy themselves. >> liz: i'll buy you a referee uniform and a whistle. david: [laughter] i'm going to need it. >> liz: and not a facebook portal. david: we don't want one. >> liz: david be great and sure to tune into david's new show bulls & bears next week during this 5:00 hour and we are moving evening edit to the 6:00 p.m. time slot. hurricane michael barreling toward the florida coast we've got the latest breaking details, stay there. you need a partner that is willing to break free from conventional thinking. w

steve forbes, gary b.e people that love to get in your face and we're all going to be just exchanging. i've going to be the host but i'll sit back like host of a party. i'm going to have most fun if everybody else is having fun, and we probably will. i mean, you remember the late, great brenda the one who really started bulls and bears. it is in her memory that we put this show together and believe me it was a great show we got the best ratings in any business show on television for those four business shows on saturday morning. and we're going to continue that tradition at 5:00 every night right here. >> you know, the ratings of "varney & company" are -- stellar. >> you may be up against some competition but totally different time a totally different format. so -- >> with the federal reserve, and early -- we're going to have a buzzer there. no fancy name we're going to talk about what i love about john for example is -- he goes in the face of conventional wisdom that's what we love to do. it is not only w

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b. with diversified our options, mapped all the variables, and we're going with this plan. there's one last exercise and this is something created by this psychologist named gary klein, a premortem. premortem is as you can imagine postmortem is the patient instead. forgot what cause the patient to die. the patient is going to die como predict what the cause of death will be. in this decision-making context it is this decision without to make in two years will turn out to be a catastrophic failure. exercise that is to tell the story of how the failure happened. this turns out to unlock a lot of perception that people don't intuitively have if you simply ask them this is the decision were going to make, d.c. any flaws in it? when people get into that moment when darkside about the choice and ask them to see any flaws? no, it's perfect. we should move to california tomorrow. it's fantastic. when you force them to run the cycles and built but narrative architecture in their heads and imagine a story where catastrophic event in the future, they ended coming up with perceiving the flaws that are there that it been all along that it would not have the licensing. agai

b that is -- that recognizes that 897 carolina street fronts on 22nd street and not carolina. >> did she answer your question so we can start the clock, commissioner? >> yeah, did i. >> yeah, you did. >> gary, can you start their time? >> i have one more thing to say. >> well, you have six minutes and 35 seconds left between the rest of you. >> i just want to address what the one gentleman said about the -- the city having a housing crisis. i agree. i agree. i want this thing built, i want it built compliant. i don't want raccoons to come in through my pet door, i don't want rats to come in and bite my children anymore. but the fact that we have a housing crisis, and the fact that my children will never benefit from these houses in no way shape or form in this city with the way costs are, that whole thing is just laughable to me. if we wants to build something for our children and families, we'd build something low rent for people in the neighborhood, not for investors and people coming in. 'cause that's what i see in the build across the street. i see airbnb coming there. i don't see families or residents in there. it's lavl to me that they're building this thing for families. come on. --