elizabeth mcdonald, tammy bruce and keith fitz, keith fitz-gerald, fitz to us.rmoil is putting the rally on pause. do you agree? >> confidence is the usual here and they haven't got it because of the headlines. stuart: and scott shellady, you've been saying this all along, it's a show-me market and we've not been shown. >> it's quiet on the western front. he got off to a great start and the bar was set too high. it's okay for markets to back off a little, but running in the swamp of washington and it's going to slow things down and the market is going to take a breath. stuart: tammy bruce. >> the interest of the left is to create uncertainty and that's for their political interest as well when it comes to legislation, the president might want to pass, but it has an affect into the market and even i know the market does not like uncertainty and that's what they're getting right now. stuart: i do not wish-- voter investors do not wish to see the trump policy installed and maybe it is. how about the dow losers, plenty of them on the down side, we're stabilizing at

i've got scott martin, i've got steve cortes and i have got keith fitz-gerald.p to the 11:00 hou, i will go around the block again, starting with you, steve cortes, would you buy snap at any point in the next say, year? would you? >> i don't think so. i don't want to say never. if it got hit a lot, excuse me, if it got hit dramatically and a lower price i would consider it. at this price for company doesn't make money and primarily markets itself to people who don't have money, teenagers, i can't get my hand around this i love stocks on the whole. incredibly optimistic on the market. i don't like snapchat. stuart: scott martin, would you buy snap at any point in the next year? >> if it fell about 50% from that ipo price that nicole just revealed, potentially over $24 now, stuart. i think it is some attractiveness there. look at some of its competitors are more like companies that similar. look at fit bit, twitter, look where the companies are trading on a valuation basis. snapchat needs to pull back to those levels for it to be attractive to me. stuart: i hear y

. >> let's bring in keith fitz joining us from the west coast. nother one of our regular market watchers who has accurately predicted the trump rally. so, i'll say the same question to you, keith. are we now about to see the second leg up? or another leg up? call it what you want. are we going up from here? >> i am absolutely with shah. this is what hope and confidence actually looks like, it's not an intellectual exercise, real money, real capital, real jobs and real americans like it, which is why executives have confidence and moving forward. stuart: do you want to put a number on this? shah said 21 is,000 in january, he says a little off. 22,000 when? [laughter] >> you know, it's too early to call, i've got to look at the screens a little bit, but i'll have an answer tomorrow. stuart: we'll take that, come back tomorrow. liz: michael hartman equity, we're driving away from davos man, to joe six pack. stuart: there's always. ashley: the financial stocks get more money back on their loans. >> we're back to good news is good news. the federal res

who do we have with us, liz macdonald, scott shellady and keith fitz-gerald. s a testing time with the market with all of the negatives. first off, keith, what do you say? >> absolutely, the market can remain illogical longer than you can remain solvent as the old saying goes. this is what optimism actually looks like. stuart: that was very short, keith. you kind of caught me there. [laughter] i was expecting a paragraph from you, not a couple of sentences. can you keep going or you want me to move on? >> i can keep going, here is the thing, stuart, there are a lot of negatives. you can say we live in the best of times and worst of times. if you're concentrating on solid plans and experienced management that's the stuff you want to think about. short-term movements up and down, those a traders environment, but as an investor, this is a good sign, it means the markets are not running for the hills. stuart: okay, you set him up nicely so let's bring in scott shellady. what do you think the end of this week, up, down or side ways? >> well, we'll probably be slight

liz macdonald, keith fitz-gera fitz-gerald, and scott shellady. erest rates may be going up today and may be signaling two or three more rate hikes this year. doesn't seem to hurt the market. what say you, keith? >> i agree, it doesn't hurt the market as long as they're measured in slow. the only they think that yellen could do is jaw-bone this to death. they lost that a long time ago, markets set the space. stuart: the rates are going up, do the market care? >> no, the market is more concerned if we are going to get tax cuts and less regulation, those will way outweigh three or four tax hikes this year. the market is more concerned with what the president is going to do than what janet is going to do. we'd like to see a plan after she raises today and whether she raises is a different story. and once we see a plan the market will be more excited what the president will do, not janet will do. stuart: we're looking for a plan. >> she had laid out in the past and totally blown on it afterwar afterwards. i think there's more potential than the rates.

you're looking at them, joining us to discuss it all, ashley webster, liz macdonald, tammy bruce, keith fitzand scott shellady. let's talk about the market on pause, d.c. sort of, just sucking up the oxygen out there. keith, would you agree with that or do you think there's something else happening here? >> this is like a country dance sopping, two steps forward, one step back. risk and confidence are everything right now for traders and investors and it's a show-me market. it's showed and now we've got to kell. charles: scott, you're the cow you must know about promenading and do-si-do-ing. >> to keith's term, it is a country western song and everybody is sitting out the dance and not doing any steps and ultimate i will the end of the -- ultimate ultimately, things are quiet and your imagination gets in your head and your imagination is your worst enemy, would have, should have, could have. and that's what's happening. and once there's something to sink our teeth in. people are stepping up to the plate and stopping that drift. charles: they do. and any serious-- >> kind of bearish canary in