welcome to closing bell overtime, i'm jon fortt. morgan brennan is off today.te session turnaround led by the tech sector, which continues to outperform the bottom market. saira malik reveals her playbook and the opportunity she sees in this choppy market. >>> a rare interview with a venture cap list to term the coin unicorns to the values over

the small caps welcome to closing bel overtime, i'm jon fortt. morgan brennan is off today. strong retail sales data and rising treasury yields a doubl whammy for stocks, but we're closing well off the lows as i mentioned of the session and council economic chairma jared bernstein on whether the have expected economic data that could push back in the fed rat cuts and the white house's

that doesn't for closing bell, we send it to overtime with jon fortt. >> the dow lagging a bit.e. stocks are closing in the red today. in between the major averages now higher for ten of the last 11 weeks. we will get the outlook for stocks from longtime bull, tom lee, and his first take on bitcoin etfs which he began trading yesterday. earnings season kicking off today with a big bang, they are mostly lower starting with noisy results. comi

late i'm jon fortt with morgan brennan. >> a day for the market at the average us tap nine weeks winninglawyer and ended higher. coming up, the chief economist mike zandi on what the stronger than expected december jobs report could mean for the fe

even the dow being dragged down by boeing, welcome to closing bell: overtime, i am jon fortt, morganming up she's going to be discussing the outlook for consumer spending with the ceos of abercrombie & fitch, and five below. boeing had been a highir

welcome to closing bell: overtime, i'm morgan brennan in washington d.c., along with jon fortt at cnbc- come services and tech driving the benchmark index to a new high. the nasdaq 100 also at a record. >> theto

look at the closing bell of overtime, i'm jon fortt with morgan brennan. >> the march to new highs continuesclosed in uncharted territory, second straight trading session we've seen this. check once you get it out, performer helping the nasdaq 100 closed at a fresh all-time high as well. >> now, investor

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does this mean netflix won the streaming wars jon fortt is here to weigh in.s are o netflix won. it is like the republican primary. obvious how it is going to end just a question of how quickly the others throw in the towel. netflix gained 13 million subscribers in q4, 9 million in q3 for disney plus and nbc's peacock grew 3 million in q4, a good number. streaming efforts from traditional media giants are smaller, growing slower and losing money netflix is big, profitable and patient. you got tech giants apple, amazon and alphabet, whose streaming models aren't designed to make money on their own add it all up and streaming as we know it is a fight traditional media can't win. if they keep funding it, they're going to drain resources from profitable shrinking core businesses, resources that could be used on other ways to reinvent the model the problem for traditional media. netflix and the tech giants just had better modern distribution systems and healthier access to capital. so, for the foreseeable future, they'll be able to spend more on third party streami

at these levels in march of 2017 can you tell from that one yeah ceo pat gelsinger spoke to jon fortt last night he blamed the weak guidance on several subsidiaries, but the core business is strong. >> we had a good year and important year for the company we bring that momentum into q1 on the low end of seasonality has a wide range in the core businesses, the products are healthy and the market share is strong there's not any particular news there. we just see a little bit of more conservatism in the market as we come into the year >> i like to look at maybe a five-year or ten-year amd. amd is worth 50% more. i never thought that would happen market cap worth 50% more than intel. $300 billion gelsinger said his strategy is to build two world class companies. the product group as well as the foundry business that can't be right. did you see it >> i did >> 4,000%. i don't think that's right there's some fluke. >>> visa shares are falling this morning after earnings and revenue beat expectations. the company warned of a slight dip in payment volumes in early january. the cfo flblaming th