jm smucker reported a gain of 25 cents on stronger volume. the outlook for the current quarter is in line merely with a year ago, and that outlook led to an almost 4% drop in shares on triple the usual volume. smuckers finished the day at $98.38. >>> more selling in turkey's stock market as investors worry about the impact of riots. over the past week, there have been protests over plans to turn an istanbul park that's popular with the city's secular residents into a shopping plaza. the prime minister said the government won't be swayed from its plan to redevelop that area, and that sent turkey's stock exchange down 5%. it's plunged 22% over the past two weeks. >>> insider trading charges are marring the largest investor ever. wall street regulators obtained a court order to freeze the assets of a thailand based trader. officials say he reaped more than $3 million in illegal profits by acting on a tip ahead of the announced $4.7 billion acquisition of smithfield foods. and more news about china. tony sparano may be headed there. time warner i

adam: revving from the dead, jm added to the s&p 500. >> right.the crowd, obviously, everybody is watching it going into the s&p 500. the government is selling off more shares, watching general motors on a same day that the ceo is talking about a diff depped. 24 is very dlsh this -- this is very big. liz: the bells ringing on a significant turn around. what a swing for the dow jones industrials, about 180 points, 190 appointments in the swing there, close to 200, not bad at all. way more than that because if the lowings of the session down more than a hundred points, nasdaq better by 2 # 2, and russell with the biggest gain, a full per percentage point. adam: the front page headlines, initial claims fell by 11,000 last week to 356,000. the four week moving average rose to the highest level in six weeks. lizly the dollar, tumbling not just against the yen, but yen broke below the mark in more

. >> jm morgan came out and reiterated buy and increased the target and i think talking about facebook, these are the best at sort of changing the mobiles into actual money and they're doing a terrific job. you have the motorola situation going on and youtube with tremendous momentum and will continue to leverage that and google looks the best and i agree with jpmorgan. >> google, has the stock fallen enough so to speak to buy it right here? it still has a tremendous gain on the year. >> it does. you have to think, judge, that if we see meltdowns that aren't aas orderly, i mean, these 200-point meltdowns we have seen have been pretty orderly. if we get something that is not orderly, i have to believe they go for anything up and that's where google would be vulnerable. >> cisco, intel, stocks we were talking about last week and holding up fairly well on friday and i know cisco went positive on the air on friday. >> this is a name we're trying to buy on weakness and they reported better numbers before you got service providers to improve so this is one definitely if you can get it on the

and there's jm smuker, worst performing stock on the s&p 500 today. fourth quarter profits rising 13% thanks to a drop in the price of some of the key commodities it uses in its products including coffee and peanuts, but the company said some of its expenses could rise in fiscal year 2014 and that's what's worrying the street. and lastly, apple shares at a one-week low. there is a report out there that says that apple is planning iphone trade-ins for the first time to lift sales. a william blair analyst telling me, if this is true, it would be viewed more with skepticism rather than enthusiasm. now we're seeing shares of apple down about 1.5%. maria, back to you. >> seema, thank you so much. >> we're in the final stretch of trading. we've got a market fractionally higher, but well off the lows. the dow industrials up 17. >> we had a 156-point trading range today. very wide. again, as it has been lately. the dow looking to dodge its first three-day losing streak of the year. it hasn't happened yet. we'll hear from a pair of top strategists who say any