halliburton will get. >> i have to say this about the commodity call he's making here. you talk about interest rates going higher, higher input costs. i don't know how this is a bigger headwind because we do have global tightening going on. if you talk about what hits the skids for this market, a combination of all those things after such a long period of accommodative monetary policy. >> don't you think we're in a still inflationary environment which is great for commodities if anything oil is going higher. if i grab oil against the dollar -- >> i think the combination of those things, you know, could be a real problem that's what i'm saying. >> i tend to think oil's going higher as well i've actually been adding in the energy space to a number of names. i already have four, i won't tell you all but psxi today option activity was huge i like that name anyway so it give me an excuse to buy in. i always go back to the old chips, i always find something in the chips i know this is not in the commodities realm. but if you look at ips which there are names we don't bring up

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of halliburton he left. with twenty million dollars worth of stock options from nine eleven till two thousand and nine and those stock options quadrupled in price he made about a billion dollars off the war there's a great future phone defending the woman he is no longer about the interview of the american enterprise institute and he says it would be a disaster vashti's fans who are we doing a. good home for change the only advantage in this one for you the method. for home for these hundreds of millions of dollars you see is. that. u.s. military contractor k.b.r. is under legal fire today over real fires in iraq the firm is charged with causing illnesses from massive burn pits used to incinerate garbage there. the veterans who are now suing k.b.r. because of their what they believe service connected health interests say that k.b.r. short sighted didn't install center raters when they should have had burned all this hazardous waste when it was it gets the regulations to do so and as a result they're sick of

up 9% for the month outperforming the s&p's gains of 2% oil service stocks like transocean and halliburton are up over 12% as a group companies that explore for oil and gas like devin and con know cole phillips up almost as much. the main theme here is four-year highs in oil it may go higher because production is getting cut back ef slummer shea reported earnings this morning. the oil market is now in balance are the ceo as a words production declines in many countries like angola, norway, mexico, malaysia, china and indonesia. that production in venezuela was in free fall his conclusion supply is becoming increasingly constricted. the implication is that prices will likely be higher unless there is a significant rampup in production we hear a lot about this next week when chevron, conoco phillips, all report the key is whether the big guys will ramp up capital spending to capitalize on the higher oil prices and whether smaller players in the shale space can ramp up production, as well. back to you, melissa. >> thank you, bob. and with the energy chart pretty much going up in a straight li

responsibilities were part of a contract that was held by kellogg brown and root which was a subsidiary of halliburton the company once run by dick cheney vice president dick cheney during the bush years the story about how how bird and take your got these no bid contracts really has not come to light enough i know from some depositions testimony and some of the with occasional involved in the recontract was allegedly negotiated over a couple hours over the phone for a multi-billion dollar contract worth k.b.r. was the only company that was a wild. to actually get it. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all such but there was one more question and by the way who's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous is a huge start a month and a huge amount of pressure come out you have to go the center of the beach with all we with you and we will show the great game the grit you are the rock at the back nobody gets us to you we need you to get the doll going let's go. alone. and i'm really happy to join the for the two thousand and three and world

but oil service stocks like transocean and halliburton are up over 12% as a group companies that exploreil and gas like conoco phillips, they're up almost as much. the main theme here is four-year highs in oil and it may go higher because production is getting cut back slumb slumb slumberger said there were production declines in an goala, norway, mexico, malaysia, china and indonesia and that production in venezuela was in freefall his conclusion, supply is becoming increasingly restricted the implication is prices will likely be higher unless there is a significant ramp-up in production we'll hear a lot about this next week when chevron, exxon, conocophillips all report. the key is whether those big guys will ramp up capital spending to capitalize on the higher oil prices and whether smaller players in the shale space can ramp up production as well back to you, melissa. >> thank you, bob pisani >>> with the energy chart pretty much going up in a straight line this past month, carter says it might be time to take a breather why don't you head over to the plasma to break it down. >> let'

up 9% for the month, far out performing s&p gain of 2% oil service stocks like trans ocean and halliburtonp over 12% as a group companies that explore for oil and gas are up almost as much. the main theme here is four-year highs in oil, and it may go higher because production is getting cut back oil service giant shlumberge said it is in balance. but the worldwide production is showing signs of weakness with production declines in angola, norway, mexico, ma lash ah, china, indonesia the production was in free fall. his conclusion, supply is coming increasingly restrict. the implication is prices will be higher unless there's a significant ramp up in production now, we'll hear a lot about this next week when chevron, exxon, conocophillips report. the key is whether they'll ramp up to capitalize on the higher oil prices and whether smaller players in the shale space can ramp up production as well back to you, melissa. >> thank you, bob pisani and with the energy chart going up in a straight line this past month, carter says it might be time to take a breather. head over and break it down, ca

. >> they report monday, halliburton and the osx. >> last night i came on as a special guest which waswn thrilling but fun too. i said buy bitcoin above 8500, i put my money where my mouth is, i bought some. >> you're just relieved we invited you over to the desk >> i feel as if apple is my final trade but i feel as if everyone is so worried about iphone sales we get it, it's an iphone company, a hardware company, i understand that everyone is putting all their eggs in that basket i think it's a little too front loaded, i do believe you can buy this one on a dip. >> the reason why you watch options action, nathan on wednesday, his final trade was short smh. >> oh, right. >> spot on, brilliant as that sound bite says. wynn resorts in earnest. >> that does it for us on "fast money. don't move, "options action"s nt. i ot an idea sir. get domo. it'll connect us to everything that's going on in the company. get it for jean who's always cold. for the sales team, it and the warehouse crew. give us the data we need. in one place, anywhere we need it. help us do our jobs better. with domo we ca

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and that's why blackwater and halliburton and all these people are ripping the xpayer off like crazy. >> hinojosa: so a lot of people probably, you know, if they go back and they look at what it y was like f-- yes, you were leading a team of people, but you... you basically were at the head of this movement... >> mm-hmm. re>> hinojosa: ...and you confronting major corporations and the government, and you have is belief that says just one individual can actually take on any issue and make change. here's what i want to know, though. >> mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: a lot of people don't know that you're the son of lebanese immigrants. >> mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: so talk a little bit about how that experience of eyur mom and dad and what taught you helped inform the ma. that you bec >> well, we talked a lot about public issues-- local, state, and tional, international, around the dinner table. so there was no television, no,s you know, textging. ( laughing ) it was... it was good conversation, and they would throw challenging questions at us. and... like one thing my father said: "what's the differen

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halliburton, schlumberger, chesapeake down 1%.general talk about the crb index at a 4 1/2-year high recently, that's a commodity stock, but look what happened to freeport. this is a big one under pressure. fcx, the biggest loser on the s&p 500 today. 15%. liz? >> nicole, thank you very much. i want to quickly go back to george here, you give us a sense you live and breed small caps. on a day like this, are you out there with your wallet open buying for your clients? >> we'll be tomorrow, i can promise you that. we look like there are a lot of opportunities out there, and time to take advantage of those. lucky enough to have cash out of market. cash is there for when the opportunities are ready and we think there are opportunities. >> 2 billion in assets under management. no chunk of change there. 15 seconds left before the closing bell which will be a relief to some people who are long stocks. chad? >> so i'm thinking over the long run, don't be so short-sighted right now and trade and sell and buy and sell, think about three to f

going forward, you are going want the halliburton and schlumberger.sclosure. i don't know how long you want to be the rest of this? as for spotify. why on earth would you buy a stock when they are not looking for capital! they can't sell the shares and some people bought them! unreal! >> it is off the opening price, opened at 165 and change, right now 149. kyle, the market yesterday saw its worst start to this quarter to start april in 90 years, that's a bit in the rearview mirror. we've jumped 320 points since the top of the hour where we were up 60. now up 380. >> it's craze eeshg the volatility is uncanny, really. as an equity buyer i see volatility as a great opportunity. it's nice to have a day like today following yesterday for sure. >> what are you buying, kyle? >> i'm buying defense right now. raytheon, also like boeing. raytheon was recently awarded large government contracts. boeing also in the defense sector. a little more protected from the tariff issues, just because of the lack of competition, but really their only competitor being airbu

chesapeake, halliburton, and key energy services moving higher. ensco international up 6.5%. let's get to the facebook story, it grabbed the collective audience and attention. facebook adding to yesterday's gains, hitting a three week hi, on track to end in the green for a third straight session, up 1.5%. ceo mark zuckerberg just a few minutes ago got to stand up and walk out of the halls of congress as he wrapped up second and final day on capitol hill, at least for now. yeah, we're just below session highs. you can see for the week, this has done nothing but help him to be dragged in front of congress. you can look at it another way. congress did not land any very damaging blows. at least against the stock of facebook. >>> to this -- d.c. defense secretary james mattis is at the white house right now meeting with president trump. we understand he is there to discuss a worsening situation between the united states and syria. you can throw russia in there now because vladimir putin is bashar al-assad's wing man in all of this. president trump warned via twitter that missiles

stocks, maybe come back and buy energy names, schlumbergers, halliburtons, chevrons, exxons, the chartsk good. i'm not sure that's leadership, but it's a place to go over the next several months. perhaps even longer. i would also throw out to you walmart. if you need a place to high, here's a stock that is already reset. lots of potential for that name to hide in >> craig johnson, we'll let you get back to bid. thank you very much. >> a few analyst calls breaking this morning three on twitter twitter upgraded to market perform from underperform, and up to buy from ubs, and the exxon theme is advertising growth the stock is up 88% the past 12 months >>> chipotle mexican grill upgraded to neutral from sell. the analyst pointing to the new vision to build sales and improve margins. >>> boeing up to buy from hold at societe generale, this call follows better than expected results from boeing yesterday. >>> time for the top trending stories. meg tirrell is back with those >> kanye west's love for the president is not new as he famously visited trump tower after the 2016 election, now kanye i

i watched chevron, exxon, halliburton tore what we did with bob lange and the whole way i kept wondering if it would stop today's session in the red, market was able to catch its breath that said, oil might still have more room to run while the stock market was strong msnbc reported that the recent tragic deaths in syria were caused by chemical weapons and makes it more likely the u.s. government will intervene and causes tensions anywhere in the middle east can send oil higher and cause the stock market to give back its beautiful gains. instead of oil leadership we welcome back leaders that i thought they had taken a walk. they're still breathing. i'm talking about tech with mark zuckerberg no longer in the hot seat on capitol hill, buyers returned to the semi conductors social media except for facebook. i think there was a concern congress would go after the big tech companies, no, not this congress after today though i think buyers figured out whatever facebook's problems are, they're going to be let's say facebook is alone, facebook specific. i watched certain semiconductor companies

other sector, energy, exxon, halliburton, schlumberger, all up 1% to 2%. 2 1/2%. that is because we're seeing escalation, oil inventory drawdowns are rising and escalation from the saudi conflict in yemen. people pretty upbeat, got to tell you. back to you guys. david: gerri willis thank you very much. let's bring in today's panel. kevin kelly, john petrides, and charlie hurt from "the washington times." he is also fox news contributor. john, first to you, in a bear market you start out strong and end the day slow. in a bull market you do it the other way around. we've been too accustomed over past couple weeks to a bear market scene, you start out strong, you end weak. looks like we turned the corner. we're going back into the bull market. you start out so-so you end up strong. >> this is investtores taking a step back realizing tariffs are not that big to derail this global synchronized growth we're seeing in the economy. we have earnings around the corner. we have investors using opportunity to dip, to load up portfolio buy stocks on the cheap. david: charlie,

conoco, transocean, halliburton moving lower, by 1.75%. crude oil, tumbling after the eia data, the energy information agency came in and crude stock fell sharply this week. why are we down? this is another concern as we related it to the trade war fears. no matter what the president tweets, oil has recovered from earlier losses but settled down a fraction of a percent lower of the day. up 148 for the dow jones industrial average. timing higher as stocks pared losses through the day, when the yield jumps higher, fear coming out of the markets and certainly see that people aren't looking at gernm treasuries as desperately need a safe haven. 2.79 yield. up two basis points. as far as the companies most affected by chinese tariffs, no further than boeing. i don't know if you know this, it is the single largest u.s. exporter to china. while the new tariffs would only singe just the 737. that's not that much, by the way, that's being phased out. not a big deal. investors didn't stick around nar detail. the aerospace giant the worst performer in

lukewarm results from halliburton, it is now down.s, kimberly clark, it's a boy, prince over there in england. the stock is down 1 and a half percent. more people flying alaska air and that stock is up nicely nearly 5% up. sears, hinge fund to break kmart basically. investors like that, up 2%. we get random phone calls. one just came in. it's a real problem, the ftc and fcc are teaming up to stop it, we are going to tell you how they will reduce or stop those illegal calls, we will tell you how you do it. and emmanuel macron in dc for a visit with mr. trump, he had a lot of nice things to say about the president, but what does he want from us, we are on it with fred barns, first up, a woman is being fined for free apple she received in a delta flight, you want to hear this story, you'll get all of it in 90 seconds. nicole: i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief, case of miscommunication costing a woman $500, she was fined by the u.s. customs and border protection, took a flight from paris to the united states, on that delt

halliburton disappointing, writing down its entire investment in venezuela.chevron, exxon, shall at the end of the week. also, the focus -- rising oil prices not paying off. you have the yellow line as the oil price. the white line the s&p energy index. higher for s&p equities. however, there is a gap between that and the underlying oil price. joining us is david bahnsen, bahnsen group founder and ceo. still with us is jim paulsen from leuthold weeden. thanks for being here it -- how do you play energy stocks? david b.: i favor energy. chevron and exxon give you significant dividend yield and are more diversified in terms of business lines. the most attractive spot is in that midstream. it is a story that is old for investors. people are tired. sentiment is out of favor for a long time. but mlps, pipelines, right now, more and more are getting into a self funding situation. they have a significant dividend yield, and supposedly, a lot of the big drop in negative sentiment came from commodity prices out of favor. commodity prices are back in favor, yet nothing

it is taking that stock down but the other big names like halliburton is not doing much. a lot of people believe it is a company specific event you heard stories of russian trolls being back and we are seeing some of the cyber security stocks like semantics to the upside. overall good numbers but not any volume down here with the vix down you would think volume is picking up not really >> back to you >> thank you, bob pisani william dudley is stepping aside, today he sat down with our own steve liesman with the details. >> melissa, thank you. the market is still up 20%, out going new fed president dudley says he's not concerned of current valuations chlts. >> if you look at the stock market and expect for it to grow the next few years the volatility is back to a more normal regime. what was unusual was a low volatility that we saw in 2015 or 2016 or 2017. we are back to a reasonable level of volatility. >> on rates, dudley says, 3% hike is reasonable he says it could be around 3%. the fed funds is between 1.5% or 3.25 he'll be replaced by john williams on tariffs. dudley

a lot of other companies that safe haven play if he will or invoke, barrick gold, halliburton.ks. starbucks has come under fire because of their policy for nonpaying customers. apparently there is a view that they pushed some nonpaying customers out why allowing others to stay. there is diversity training taking place at these stores. there is a lot of questions about how terrorists might affect starbucks. a lot of analysts say the key story here is the rebound story. they have had declining sales. there is one analysts that one of 20% downside the next 12 months and of the focus is key. kathleen: su keenan on what to expect this week when it comes to earnings and that recent volatility, and week packed with major earnings should give the markets some concrete numbers especially when it comes to tech very let's go to ramy inocencio with the charts we need to know. ramy: thank you. i would like to bring these up behind me but i could walk you through them. we are having -- here we are. this is the earnings analysis function. welcome to the screen. if you are a some -- if you are

going to be interested in and they're also going up enough that baker hughes, a ge company, and halliburton out. we have a buy in wouldn't it be interesting if they got lucky sometimes it's better if they're lucky than good. >> there were not a luck over the purchases made over the last 15 years. >> what are you trying to imply? just what i said >> we'll switch to disney this morning launching its first big move outside of the tv bundle today. that direct to consumer app espn plus julia boorstin got a preview and an interview with espn's new chief. good morning to you, julia >> good morning to you, carl, in the face of the cord-cutting concerns, it's going with espn plus which launches today in the u.s. for $5 a month. the new subscription service may generate losses for a number of years and will be profitable in the not too distant future according to kevin mayer who became the head of the business just last month. it will contain 10,000 sporting events and ox original documentaries and exclusive news and highlight shows including a new show from kobe bryant. >> you look at what we're off

haveank of china, we also samsung, halliburton as well. geopolitics taking center stage. is considering this. this is after last week's advantage. treasury yields continue to rise, thought to about 2.96 at the moment. this is where data, ecb and the u.s.. without further ado, here she is. >> we are seeing shares extend despite hint of a u.s. china trade truce which could provide some encouragement on some stocks that are focused thinking by the daily limit and shenzhen. that is going up about a third of a percent. now over in hong kong, we're seeing the hans saying there's ground with tech stocks leading that drag including technology, lenovo. they saw 11% increase in revenue. phase, the pboc weakens the devotees, emerging assets are under pressure given that uptick in u.s. treasury yields. let's check in on pyongyang after goldman sachs resumes coverage on the stock with a new price target, this after first quarter results showed broad-based growth across all resell products. attracted good dr. seven investors including blackrock, gic to its hong kong ipo. that could rai